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OSL 7 - Fake Twitter Accounts, Things Ain't Goin Back How They Used To Be, Gym Etiquette

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		Here on Owen Schroyer Live, episode number seven, my lucky number.
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		All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to have ourselves a good time tonight.
		I've got a ton of great content for you.
		We will dive back into the issue of fake Twitter accounts.
		And then we've got some throwback stuff where I guess it's just me now, where I'm at the age of, you know, back in the good old days.
		You know that whole saying?
		Yeah, I guess I'm to the point where that's pretty much most of what I'm seeing now.
		And so we'll be doing some back in the good old days recollecting, if you will, today or referencing.
		And then we're going to get into this issue of gym etiquette, which is, well, it's not what it used to mean.
		It's not what it used to mean.
		The issue is different than it has been in the past.
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		All right.
		Let's just get right into our content for today, shall we?
		Let's actually wait on the fake Twitter accounts because I want to revisit that.
		I want to revisit that issue from Saturday.
		And I'm going to wait to bring something up at the end of when I get through the content to come back to something that actually happened since then that's kind of funny.
		But so we're going to put off the fake Twitter account thing until later.
		And actually, we're going to go, we're going to start with the gym etiquette issue.
		Now, I think it's finally starting to catch on this.
		I don't even know what you would call it.
		It's not even a double standard.
		It's this weird phenomenon.
		And I've been noticing this for a long time, but I'm starting to notice others picking up on it as well.
		And that's this phenomenon of not just specifically with women.
		I mean, I've seen men that film themselves at the gym as well.
		I've met a couple of these guys that work out at the gym with me, and I've never had any trouble with them.
		But women, I've never had any trouble with the women ones that film themselves either.
		But you have seen probably these videos on the internet where a woman is working out at the gym and she basically complains because a guy is staring at her.
		And there's two issues I have with this.
		One is if you're a female, I don't even care whether you're good looking or in good shape or not.
		If you're a female and you go to the gym in what is the equivalent of a bra and panties, people are going to stare.
		Again, whether you're a big shamu or whether you look like a supermodel, people are going to stare at you if you're in a tire that looks like a bra and panties.
		And if you're a red-blooded man like me, saying don't look at me is like asking me not to breathe air.
		It's naturally going to happen.
		Now, I don't like to stare, and I obviously kind of go into my own place when I'm at the gym because it's kind of my time away, if you will.
		But to sit there as a woman dressed in what is essentially a bra and panties and working out and not expect somebody to look at you is already ludicrous, but we see that enough.
		But now it's at another level where not only it's, oh, you can't look at me while I'm doing this and filming it.
		Explain to me this logic.
		You get upset when a man is looking at you in the gym.
		This is in person at the gym, but you're filming yourself or you're doing a photo of yourself that you're going to upload on the internet for any other strange men to look at whenever they want or even save to their computer if they feel so inclined.
		So the guy staring at you in the gym right next to you is the bad guy.
		He shouldn't look at you in the gym.
		Instead, he should go home, find your Instagram, find your OnlyFans, wherever it is you're posting these pictures and videos, and he should watch it like that, I guess.
		Tell me how that makes any sense at all.
		So let's go to the most recent example of this.
		This one is going viral now.
		This is your most recent example of the girl who goes half naked to the gym, gets filmed, and then complains about it.
		Let's see.
unidentified		I'll do not approach girls at the gym.
		I hate my little sweet eyes.
		It makes me so uncomfortable.
		Oh, self, self.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Look at this.
		Look at this chick.
		This is a well-put-together woman, attractive, young, in a bra.
		And I mean, I guess I won't say that those are like panties, but I mean, let's just call it as is.
		She's leaving nothing to the imagination here.
		And she knows it.
		And that's why she wears these clothes to do her workout videos in because she wants to get clicks on the internet.
		So what is this guy supposed to do?
		What do you want him to look at the wall?
		You want him to look at his shoe?
		No, he's a man.
		And you're there half naked, gyrating and humping for internet clicks.
		So here we go.
		It's all for attention.
		It's all for drama.
unidentified		The gym.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		And that's what this is really about.
		See, at the end of the day, this is just another example of the victim economy.
		Everybody's got to cash in on the victim economy.
		Everybody's got to be the big victim.
		She knows she's not a victim.
		She might even be making money on these videos on the internet.
		She knows exactly what she's doing, but everybody's got to be the victim.
		So she's the victim.
		She's the victim.
		That's what this is about.
		It's all about she's the victim.
		She's the one getting all the attention.
		Weirdos.
		Oh, it's so weird.
		Oh, the guy stares at you.
		You're leaving nothing to his imagination, humping the air, filming yourself, by the way.
		That adds to the phenomenon.
		Filming yourself.
		And here he's the bad guy.
		Yeah.
unidentified		Yeah.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		What do you expect the guy at the gym six days a week working out sweating?
		Yeah, we're feral.
		We're raging men and you're sitting there half naked about to hump the air and you're mad because someone's looking at you.
		I guess you should go home and watch the video on the internet like the rest of the creeps.
unidentified		There's mirrors everywhere, so it's like you can easily catch people.
		Oh, this is nothing.
		Okay, we're going to move on to the 35 now.
		How much you can push very carefully.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So now the guy's just being set up.
		Now the guy's just been set up.
		What are you going to do?
		Oh, oh, oh, oh, like, like, like she says, like, I'm a piece of meat.
		Again, any creep, anybody can find your Instagram or OnlyFans wherever you put this stuff and consume and save this stuff to their computer if they wanted.
		Stop acting like you care about this guy looking at you.
		Your entire purpose of filming this workout is to get people to look at you.
		The entire reason why you're in a bra in panties workout outfit is to get people to look at you.
		And then when the guy looks at you, you get mad.
		You probably wish he would actually come up and approach you just so you could throw a fit.
unidentified		This is how to not approach girls.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So there you go.
		So this is all about being the victim.
		That's what this is.
		It's more of the victim economy.
		Everybody's got to be the victim.
		As if you're not getting enough attention at the gym, dressed half naked, filming yourself working out, uploading it to the internet.
		That's not enough attention for this one.
		She's got to be the victim too.
		I'm sick of seeing these videos.
		I'm sick of it.
		Now, look, just to be fair, this seems to be a minor issue.
		Most girls are not engaging in this sort of activity.
		So just to be clear, but we are seeing these videos surface.
		And there's no doubt.
		I mean, I've seen, like I said, I've got a couple, there's a couple of guys at my gym that do the workout videos, but they're cool.
		They're always nice.
		And then there've been a couple of girls who you can tell are, you know, doing a butt pick or doing whatever pick for their Instagram or whatever it is, but they don't really make a big scene.
		And so when I see these videos, it just always irks me because it's like you're trying to get attention.
		You're trying to make the scene.
		And now you're trying to be the victim too.
		If you don't want to get stared at at the gym, don't dress half naked.
		If you don't want to get stared at at the gym, don't film yourself.
		Or how about this?
		If you don't want to get stared at at the gym, maybe just don't go.
		Okay.
		It's a perfectly normal thing to look at other people.
		It's perfectly normal.
		Now, you want to talk about staring and stuff like that?
		Okay, maybe that's another issue.
		But come on, man.
		It's all these girls just looking for more internet clout, looking for more attention, looking for more victimhood.
		And though it is a small issue, most girls that are engaged in whatever they're doing at the gym, this is no problem.
		But it's just every time I see this, it's one of the strangest things to think.
		She's filming this for guys to look at on the internet as much as they want, whenever they want, however they want, save it to their computer.
		But the guy who's at the gym, giving it a casual glance every once in a while, somehow that's a problem.
		No, this is just somebody crying foul because they want victimhood and attention.
		And all these people like Mike D'Anisio saying, yes, this is another example of liberalism being a mental disorder.
unidentified		Is it fair to assume she's a liberal?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I think so, because I don't see conservatives wanting to play the victim game like this.
		But that's just my two cents.
		It doesn't stop.
		This one might be even more egregious, but it's basically the same thing.
		So here's your first, here's your shot from Melina on Twitter.
		Try to put yourself in a woman's shoes.
		Imagine paying money to go work out.
		And every time you go there, there's a guy that's always trying to talk to you.
		So you change your whole schedule of workouts to avoid it.
		Do you even think that's true?
		But okay, let's say it's true for this girl.
		Could be the case.
		So she doesn't like the male attention at the gym.
		So she goes when it's not busy.
		Okay, I understand.
		And then let's see the chaser.
		Ah, here she is doing a nice bikini pick, leaving very little to the imagination, making sure you see her breasts so that you can go subscribe to her Fansly account.
		I mean, I guess I get it if you're a capitalist.
		If you're a girl that makes money off of your body image on the internet, I guess you know, you don't like people getting the free pick in public.
		You know, you don't want people getting that free content in public.
		Maybe she should walk around with a t-shirt that's like, if you want to see more, subscribe to my OnlyFans account.
		You know, maybe that'd be fair.
		Then you can actually do something about the starers.
		All right, so here we go.
		So here's this is not as egregious.
		This is a more comedic piece here.
		This apparently fitness influencer is at the park.
		Some guy wants to sit on the bench.
		She doesn't like it.
		Who do you think is in the wrong here?
unidentified		we go watch this fitness influencer kickoff at a stranger He's completely ruining her live stream.
		Hi, guys.
		So I've just been for my mom.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		That's what the park is for.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Her live stream.
unidentified		I've been eating healthier, staying hydrated, but it's a bit hard and it's cold these mornings.
		But um, so you're just in the shop that part.
		Um she's an idiot.
		This is a bench that I sit on every day.
		So, you know, there's plenty of them in this park in the lock.
		All you've got to do is just ask us to move the camera around then.
		I can't move it because it's five hours.
		I'm just waiting for the phone call.
		It's not all right.
		But like, you're on my live stream.
		I've got to see you.
		Well, move.
		You move that.
		I can't move the live stream.
		I'm on a live stream.
		The legs are.
		I'm a little bit tired.
		Come on, I'm asking you nine.
		Oh, yeah.
		I'm actually applying that.
		You're going to be online now.
		I want to see you.
		I don't care.
		So.
		What?
		You mean my face is ruining your face?
		They're going to see me in the shop.
		What moves then?
		Well, that's something you do.
		I'm doing the bench literally up there.
		Why don't you go film from that bench then?
		I'm already filming here.
		I was doing it while you were.
		If you don't like the answer, don't ask the question.
		Well, I was asking for nine, but now I'm kind of telling you you're in the shop now.
		You're telling me?
		It's ruining it a bit more.
		You're not going to want to see an old man.
		Oh, my old man.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Now you've angered him.
unidentified		I'm just saying that.
		I know you're wrong.
		Shut your mouth.
		I'm just saying that you're in my shot and I'm going to film when I speak to you.
		It's a live stream.
		This is live.
		And you're doing a bit.
		Come on.
		I do mind there.
		Carry on, man.
		Oh, I can't carry on when you are in the back.
		Stop whining.
		Why not?
		Because you're in the shop.
		Like, you could see it.
		Stop whining.
		Yeah.
		No one wants to see that.
		Why not?
		I know.
		I followed what you said.
		You follow us.
		Yeah, the followers are all like fitness programmes.
		All right, I'm going to want to see you flat there in the shop.
		What sort of fitness program is it?
		Oh, you're on a journey?
		Yeah, to get sick.
		All right, well, then I'm staying up there.
		If I'm that snore flirt brigade, it's not fair enough.
		Sorry about this, guys.
		We'll go and film somewhere else.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, oh, you figured it out.
		Wow, I'll go film somewhere else.
		Wow, what made you think of that?
unidentified		He's an idiot.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Nice.
		That's hilarious stuff.
		It took her three minutes to figure that one out.
		That's tough.
		You know, that's tough.
		And you know, this is kind of in the same vein.
		And this is another thing that I've thought about too.
		Look, the world isn't fair, is what it really comes down to.
		Some might say this is why the patriarchy should exist.
		Some might say this is an argument of why women shouldn't be in the workplace.
		I don't know if any of that is fair, but on its face, is this fair that you have oil field workers, miners, men that work hard labor jobs, 50-plus-hour work weeks, and they don't even make a small fraction of what these internet whores make.
		hmm so look and uh i think you just chalked this one up to life isn't fair and And if you were probably going to ask one of those men that grind their bones, that grind their bones every day trying to make a living, what they think about this, they'd probably laugh and say, yeah, life's not fair.
		But that is a little, you know, you don't really hear.
		You talk about equity.
unidentified		Talk about equality.
unidentified		Hmm.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Maybe something closer to Sodom and Gomorrah there than equity and equality.
		Now, this is an amazing one here.
		This is a dead bug, just a shell of a bug with parasites in its brain that have learned to control its brain so that they can use it as a vehicle to travel.
		Carl Benjamin says it's a metaphor for our entire civilization.
		Interesting.
		Interesting indeed.
		But think about it.
		Maybe more than just a metaphor for civilization, maybe a metaphor for some people that we see.
		Parasites in their brain making them move and operating them, even though they're not there, even though they're dead.
		Certainly a lot of behavior these days that might make you think that.
		But we do know parasites can get into your brain.
		We do know that parasites have been known to mess with your thoughts.
		There's all kinds of crazy stories about parasites and not just with humans.
		You know, I've been thinking about doing a parasite cleanse special.
		It's something I've never done.
		And I'd like to maybe try it out and do kind of a review on it.
		I have a friend that's majorly into parasite cleanses.
		You've probably heard of her.
		I won't talk about it now, but she's pretty famous for it.
		So we may, I may, I may get her on to do a parasite cleanse review, and then she can tell me all the things I need to do, and then I can do it and let you know how it went.
		But that's pretty crazy right there.
		You got to admit, a dead bug carcass getting controlled by parasites.
		Is it a metaphor for civilization or is it a metaphor for liberals?
		I don't know.
		You know, I was debating bringing this one up, but I think I will.
		I think I will because I already decided to.
		This is a post from MP for women.
		This is for women.
		Before dating, ask yourself: would I want to be brainwashed by this man?
		Yes or no?
		Now, look, I'm not going to comment on this for ladies.
		You can decide if this is a fair question or if you would ever approach a relationship with a question like this.
		But I will say for men, let me just say this to young men out there.
		There is zero doubt.
		See, this is why women like smart men, because there's zero doubt, either consciously or subconsciously, they do want to adopt your lifestyle, your method of thinking.
		So, guys, remember that.
		That's why you need to be smart.
		That's why you need to be witty.
unidentified		You need to be clever.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Even know how to fix things.
		It's all the same difference.
		And it's really girls who are raised right by their fathers that would feel this way more than anything, probably.
		But again, I'm not telling females whether this is a good way to approach dating or not, but I'm telling you, men, women do approach dating like this.
		Women do approach relationships like this 100%.
		So be clever, be funny, be smart, be intriguing, be mysterious, have a mind, have a brain that a woman is attracted to.
		It is just as important as whatever your physical attraction or attractiveness might be.
		I say go for both, though, just so you can really have the pick of the litter.
		All right.
		Now, I've been warning about pickleball for a while now.
		And there have been very few out there who have seen this coming like me.
		Never doubt me, folks.
		Never doubt me, folks.
		Even on pickleball.
		One other individual that saw it was Darren Beattie, to his credit.
		We talked about this, but I told you it was satanic.
		More importantly, I told you it was a corporate scam.
		And I know this from inside information, but it's all coming to fruition now.
		They're basically admitting it.
		And this is a Twitter account that follows trends specifically in the business world with franchises, the wolf of franchises.
		36.5 million people played pickleball in 2022.
		Where do you think that number was at in 2021?
		36 people?
		36.5 people?
		Maybe a midget got in there is running around on the court.
		Probably should just be tennis for midgets.
		36.5 million people played pickleball in 2022.
		That's equivalent to 15% of adult Americans.
		A new franchise just launched to meet this demand.
		Do you really think this is organic?
		Do you really think this is happening organically?
		Pickleball is not a new sport.
		There is nothing fascinating about pickleball.
		Again, I'm all for people getting exercise no matter how you do it.
		And even though I'm complaining about the pickleball takeover, if pickleball gets people up and moving, then fair enough.
		But it barely gets you moving.
		It's an ugly sport.
		It's bad for your back.
		It's not good exercise.
		It's not intuitive.
		It's not with your natural body flow.
		It's awkward.
		It's clunky.
		And for most people, you're better off playing tennis or even ping pong.
		This is a giant corporate scam.
		I warned you about it day one.
		It's kind of like FTX.
		Look, the same people that promoted FTX are promoting pickleball.
		Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America.
		You think that's organically?
		25% of the 36.5 million people played pickleball eight times or more in 2022.
		45% intend to play more in the next six months.
		It's likely the growth of the game will continue in 2023.
		Yeah, because it's an agenda.
		It's a scam.
		They went from making $500,000 a year on pickleball to 500 million in a single year.
		You really think that's organic?
		It's all a giant corporate scam.
		You were warned.
		You were warned.
		I hope you didn't fall into the trap.
		So now you're going to see pickleball everywhere.
		Commercials, courts, the trend.
		I don't see it lasting more than another year or two, quite frankly.
	It's an awkward, clunky sport.
	How much can you really get done with it?
	How far can you really grow with it?
	It has a very short ceiling.
	You're better off playing tennis.
	You're better off playing tennis or racquetball or squash or ping pong.
	All three of those things are better for you than pickleball and better for the soul because you're not getting scammed.
	All right, this is cool.
unidentified		This I have to highlight.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		You may have seen this.
		This is a video game console setup unlike anything I've ever seen before.
		It's a TV screen that is basically repurposed with a custom build to make it look like a giant Nintendo Switch.
		That's what I play live here is Nintendo Switch.
		And then it's got all the Nintendo systems built into it, including other fun features.
		That's pretty cool.
		How much do you think this custom build cost?
		I mean, I'm thinking 50 grand minimum, right?
		For something that had something that advanced with all the equipment, too.
		I mean, that's the ultimate Nintendo machine right there.
		That's the ultimate Nintendo machine right there.
		By the way, on this issue, I've gotten a lot of replies to the live streaming.
		And look, I don't do, I don't do like live streaming video games.
		So the first couple of times I did it, I think I was probably really bad as far as how live streamers that live stream video games do.
		So I think I can get better at it.
		But the good news is people were requesting that I play Fortnite and Rocket League on Switch.
		And so I think I'm going to download those things and maybe we can do, I think you can do a team play in that.
		I'll probably need somebody to help me in that deal.
		But I think I'll be able to do the live stream and we can team up and play Fortnite or Rocket League.
		I don't know why you would want to play with me.
		I'm probably horrible at those games since I don't play them, but maybe I'll be able to pick it up.
		But I was thinking about later tonight, maybe when I finish this at 10, just coming back later tonight, maybe late night and doing some video game streaming just to try to hone that craft.
		But I don't have an Xbox or a PS2 or a PS3 or whatever, 4 or 5.
		So as far as those requesting we play Call of Duty, that's not going to be happening in the immediate future.
		Maybe down the road so I can play Modern Warfare with Alex Jones.
		But there you go.
		I thought, I don't know, that was as somebody that likes video games, played them growing up, and has seen some pretty cool setups.
		That's about as cool as it gets right there.
		If you've got that in your house when you're a kid, you're the most popular kid in class, probably.
		You're probably the most popular kid in class.
		All right, this is stuff.
		We're going into stuff that's kind of just stuff for men, stuff that men like.
		Now, women, you may get a laugh out of this stuff.
		But this is stuff for men by men.
		I got the video pulled up.
		You got to see this.
		Only men do stuff like this.
		And you got the here we go.
		Now, no, no, no.
		Now, notice the wife in the background here.
		This clip has everything.
unidentified		Look at that.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Now he's going to see the wife.
unidentified		Oh, you're not allowed to have any fun.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, and then it goes down and then it falls down.
		He's even got the video game shirt on.
		Look at it.
		He's doing the selfie.
		He's having a blast.
		He thinks his wife is, he thinks his wife is at lunch.
		He's got the video game shirt on.
		He's having a blast doing a selfie with the leaf blower.
		And notice he goes from 12 to midnight real quick here and then turns around and uh-oh, oh no.
		Oh, no.
		You're not allowed to have any.
		You can't have any fun.
		You're not allowed to have any fun.
		Come on, man.
		What are you thinking?
		Out here shooting a selfie with a leaf blower.
		Mike D'Anizio, 24 says he's got first dibs on Rocket League squad.
		All right, Mike.
		Well, you might have to be the one that gets me in the door and active because I've never done the internet Rocket League play before.
		Can't you just let us have fun?
		Can't, you know, can't a dad just have a good time without mom coming over and scolding him and making him feel stupid?
		You know?
		Just, why can't we just watch the look, though?
		Look at the look.
		You know, can't we just have fun?
unidentified		What did he do that's so bad, huh?
unidentified		The shame.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, the shame.
unidentified		She shakes her head.
unidentified		Oh, oh, the pity.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Poor guy.
		Had to sleep on the couch that night.
		All right, another one for men by men.
		I don't know, ladies, again, you may find this stuff funny.
		Not if you were the victim of this prank, though.
unidentified		it is so so this is one of those things as men
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		This is one of the, maybe not so much with the leaf blower, a little bit with the leaf blower, but this is one of those things as men where we see someone else, we see someone else do something and we just have to do it.
		Like we just want to do that ourselves.
		Like now every guy that's seen this video wants to recreate this and get the five box, you know, fake falling over because it's just so great and it seems so easy to do.
		How would you feel ladies if that happened?
		I think they took it well.
		If he asked you out on a date after that, you'd probably say yes, wouldn't you?
		It's not bad.
		See, but now every guy watching this is thinking, how can I pull that off?
		How could I pull something like that off?
		Okay, perhaps this is maybe another one for guys.
		Bye, guys.
		But the ladies like this movie too.
		They're doing it.
		John Wick 4.
		My goodness.
		John Wick 4.
		Now, if Keanu Reeves wasn't so awesome, I probably wouldn't even be talking about it.
		But I don't typically like the shoot-em-up movies.
		It just doesn't really do it for me.
		I like action, but shoot-em-up is usually just void of any thought.
		And so, but John Wick, they do that well.
		Probably the best shoot-em-up series.
		You wouldn't think they could do another one, but they teased it in John Wick 3.
		So there it is officially.
		We knew it was coming.
		But Keanu Reeves, about as good as they get in Hollywood.
		So, you know, he does all this stuff just so he can make money and give it to orphans and kids.
		So he's just, he's just awesome.
		All right.
		We're going to have a little throwback and a little laugh here for you.
		Again, for men by men is a bit of the theme here.
		And just one of the all-time greats.
		Just truly one of the all-time greats.
		What a shame.
		Gone too soon.
		Have a good laugh at this classic Chris Farley bit.
		Now, before I play the video, just to give you a little human touch here, how would you feel if you were at the restaurant and you asked for a Coke and they brought a Pepsi?
		How much would you tolerate if you ordered a Dr. Pepper and they brought you a diet?
		Would it go something like this?
unidentified		Sir, do you realize that you are not drinking regular coffee, but Colombian decaffeinated coffee crystals?
		What?
		I said, you're drinking Colombian decaf coffee crystals.
		What?
		You son of a bitch.
		You no good damn fuck.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, classic Chris Farley, man.
		Just truly one of the greatest of all time.
		Not much better.
		Not much better.
		A good old throwback.
		And now we kind of get into that theme of the night, the throwback theme.
		And I wonder if this isn't a trend that we always go through or if it really is worse now than ever.
		And that's this, you know, good old days mentality where you grow older, you don't understand what the youth are into, you don't understand what they listen to, what they watch, and everything else.
		And so is this just always what we go through, the good old days and back in my day, or are things really getting worse than they ever have?
		And there's really something to that.
		And I'm getting a little ahead of myself, actually, but how about we look at it from a broader perspective here and bring this back to what we're doing in America and some of the problems we have politically?
		Now, this is an airport in Singapore.
		And so what's amazing is obviously, is there anything like this at an airport in the United States of America?
		No, not even close.
		Our airports pretty much suck a fatty.
		Pretty much the worst airports are in America now, sadly.
		And if you want to see a good airport, you have to go to the East or the Middle East.
		And it seems to be going that way with our infrastructure as well.
		Now, I'm not going to sit here and act like I've traveled the world to see this firsthand.
		I just obviously view what I view on the internet and get a good idea from just reading about this stuff and seeing what I can see.
		But here's the problem that I obviously have, and it's not too hard to understand this: there is no reason whatsoever that American airports cannot look like that.
		There is no reason whatsoever, except that we have a military industrial complex and a deep state that is stealing our money and using it for war and using it for their agenda and just straight up pocketing it on many different occasions.
		So it's really, it's really sad to me that we don't get to have great infrastructure.
		Say what you want about the Chinese communists.
		They build cities.
		The Japanese build infrastructure and they take care of it and they maintain it.
		In Singapore, in the Middle East, they build stuff that is unique, that has a brand, a flavor of their culture that's exquisite and awe-inspiring.
		We get like brick blocks and ugliness.
		And it's not so bad.
		I mean, look, I look at the downtown Austin skyline and I say, that's pretty cool.
		That's not bad.
		But they just built a new arena.
		And while I'm really more function over forum when it comes to venues, you go out on the concourse of the new Moody Theater, the new Moody Arena in Austin, and it's the most industrial, boring thing you've ever seen in your life.
		Like you're in a warehouse.
		So I just think it's a damn shame that because our government is so corrupt, we give our government trillions of dollars and we don't get jack crap.
		You get JFK Airport, you get Reagan International, you get Lambert, you get O'Hare.
		Even the nice airports are pathetic in comparison.
		So it's just a damn shame.
		But I think that changes soon.
		I think when we save this country from the corrupt and the scum that are leading it now, I think we'll once again start to innovate and build and engineer and inspire like other parts of the planet.
		Now, imagine thinking that there isn't a creator.
		Imagine thinking that you just formed from Pond Scum and that everything's a coincidence.
		Imagine thinking that, especially when you see stuff like this, this is one of the most amazing things.
		This is, I believe it was in Indonesia, this view.
		This is Delhi Kalu.
		Look at that.
		Is that not amazing?
		Imagine thinking there isn't a creator that made all this after you see that.
		If that doesn't, if this does, if the sight of that doesn't touch you in a divine way and connect you with the divine and the creator of all of this, then I don't know.
		You're already dead and a parasite is operating your brain.
		If you think that this is all here by coincidence, when you see something like that, that's amazing.
		So that's just some of the natural beauty of the planet.
		But it's all just by coincidence, I'm sure.
		So you've seen what humans can build.
		You've seen what God can build.
		What about AI?
		Now, there's this new trend and this new theme of AI making art, writing papers.
		And apparently, there's these ones that can basically do genre-themed productions like 90s sitcom.
		So apparently there's a 90s sitcom AI, and somebody plugged Family Guy into 90s sitcom.
		And what they got is pretty amazing.
		This video went viral.
		This is 90s sitcom Family Guy, created by A.I. It's a rare condition, this day and age, to read any good news on the newspaper page.
unidentified		The love and tradition of the grand design, some people say it's even harder to find.
		Well, then there must be some magic clue inside these gentle walls.
		It's all I see was a towel of dreams.
		I'm going to feel I'm happening.
		We'll smother the blues with tenderness.
		Opportunity.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		It's almost too good.
		It's almost creepy what the AI is making these days.
		Is it not?
		That is, that is very amazing how AI can do that.
		Too good, really, isn't it?
		It's too good.
		All right.
		I want to go back to throwbacks and some sports themed stuff here the rest of the way through the content.
		Now, Ronnie Coleman, I think there's a couple things I take away from this video.
		I'm going to play it and get into it.
		But Ronnie Coleman, Mr. Olympia, world famous bodybuilder, you might argue the most famous of all time.
		When it comes to competition, at least, he was probably, he's probably the most rewarded bodybuilder of all time is Ronnie Coleman.
		And he lives his life in pain now from the training.
		And I want to play a quick video of Ronnie talking about it and kind of get into what this meant or what this represented to me.
		Here's Ronnie Coleman talking about his pain management day by day.
unidentified		How much pain do you feel every day on the scale of one to 10?
		9, 10.
		Yeah, it's pretty heavy.
		When I do appearances, my pain level goes up to like a 12, 13.
		It's almost unbearable.
		It's almost unbearable.
		If I'm in a whole lot of pain, I'll just sit and just do the appearance and have people take pictures.
		But for the most part, you know, I'll try to stand up.
		I've been in pain for so long now.
		I'm just used to it.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		How much pain do you feel?
		So, you know, I think there's a couple takeaways I have from this.
		The good and the bad.
		And when I look at Ronnie Coleman as the name, I mean, he was the guy for Mr. Olympia and bodybuilders.
		Like he was the guy for a decade.
		And he obviously put in the work.
		And I think it was a video of his, it was filmed of him in the 90s when he was doing his workout.
		And I might even be able to find it on YouTube.
		And I remember he was kind of one of the first guys that really took his diet and his exercise routine kind of to the public.
		It was, you know, there was a lot of because people didn't like to talk about steroids or people didn't like to talk about, you know, what they did in the gym.
		Yeah, here it is right here.
		I remember this growing up.
		And so, but, but Ronnie eventually kind of came out and he talked about his diet and what he ate.
		And people got into the like, okay, chicken maxing and all this other stuff.
		But I mean, you look at, you look at this guy and you say, here's a guy who dedicated himself and became the best.
		He became the GOAT.
		He became the name.
		He was bodybuilding.
		He was Mr. Olympia.
		And you say, okay, well, is that the cost?
		You know, what he goes through now on a daily basis?
		Is that the cost?
		And I think to a certain degree, the answer is yes, to a certain degree.
		Maybe not every time, but I think because I look at success and I look at successful men and I look at successful men I've been around and there's there's different levels or different there's different peaks and valleys.
		But let's say one example that I'm very close to and that's Alex Jones.
		And so I think about the pain that Alex has had to go through dedicating himself to what he's done, dedicating himself to being the best, dedicating himself to building what he's built.
		And I've seen the pains.
		I've seen the pains of it continuing, the attacks and everything.
		But that's a man who willed himself to that position.
		I don't think he regrets it.
		Do you think Ronnie regrets doing what he did going through the pain?
		Probably not.
		But you know, there's a cost of success.
		And the more successful you get, the higher the cost will be.
		As they say, it costs to be the boss.
		So I think there's a balance.
		And I think it's important for striving young men to understand that balance, appreciate that balance in order to help them make decisions through their life.
		But there's one thing that should never be, there's one thing you should never forget.
		And I think is the biggest takeaway here.
		And that's when you want to be something and you set your mind to something, there's only one thing that can really stop you.
		You can make excuses all day long, but at the end of the day, it's going to be up to you.
		And Ronnie Coleman made that decision.
		He did what he did.
		Does that mean anybody can be Ronnie Coleman?
		No, the point is: if you dedicate yourself to something, you dedicate your life to something, you're going to see the success.
		But if you truly dedicate yourself to it, you're going to see the pains too.
		So understanding that balance and understanding that when you're making decisions and when you're making commitments, I think it's an important thing, specifically for young men.
		Maybe young women understand too.
		But I don't know.
		It's harder for me to relate to that stuff.
		All right.
		More throwback athletes here.
		This is an amazing story.
		I got a couple of amazing stories tonight.
		Mariano Rivera, first of all, just a great human, just an awesome all-around guy, Mariano Rivera, arguably the best closing pitcher in Major League Baseball history.
		He tells a story about what it was like growing up and his original ball glove, or rather what he would use as a ball glove.
		Again, this is a guy who goes from nothing to become maybe the greatest closer of all time.
		Listen to this inspiring story.
unidentified		You got a new glove now?
		It's like this.
		The top part is like, it's like when you put the glove, this is your glove right here.
		Put the ball in there.
		That was my glove.
		And I finished.
		Put it like this.
		I'm always putting my button because you need that glove again.
		I'm telling you, I always need this glove.
		And it's safe.
		It's not Spencer.
		I couldn't own no glove.
		You know, my father was saying, I mean, it was a lot of things to take care of for a glove in a bat.
		So, you know, I made my own glove.
		And I was happy with this thing.
		I was the happiest kid in the neighborhood with this thing.
		Isn't that just awesome?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Becomes the greatest MLB closer, maybe of all time.
		Definitely in New York Yankees history.
		A legend of the game, Mariano Rivera, the last player to ever wear the number 42, grows up playing baseball with a cardboard box cut out and tells you how great it was and how much he loved it.
		He can still hit there.
		He can still pound the mitt.
		I mean, that's just, I mean, if you played baseball, that's just a, there's just something about it.
		I mean, look at this.
unidentified		I mean, this is your glove right here.
		Put the ball in there.
		That was my glove.
		And I finished.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Man, there's just something about that sound if you're a ball player.
		Something about that ball in the mitt, fist in the mitt sound.
		He does it with his cardboard box cut out, telling you how happy he was as a kid.
		Really puts stuff into perspective.
		But again, he turned out to just be what an incredible human being, Mariano Rivera.
		Just all around.
		All right.
		Another incredible baseball story.
		And, you know, this is the kind of stuff where it's just like, I don't know, is there ever going to be another Mariana Rivera?
		Is there ever going to be another Tony Gwynn?
		Is it just you're getting old and everything changes back in my old day, the phenomenon will never ever end?
		Or is it, is it really, or is there really, are we really losing things?
		Is there really a lost art?
		Is there really a lost dynamic, a lost touch?
		Will there ever be another Tony Gwynn?
		This is another incredible baseball story.
		If you don't understand the greatness of Tony Gwynn, this may sum it up for you.
		Now, though, it's been raining pretty hard here in Cincinnati.
unidentified		We go back out to start again.
		They're ahead, two to nothing.
		They bring in a left-hander.
		Well, the left-hander in the face of left-hander Tony Gwynn, and Tony comes to hit.
		And the left-hander hadn't even thrown a pitch yet, and the skies open up.
		Game suspended.
		It is a torrential downpour right now, and that's it.
		So, Tony Gwynn will have to wait.
		That means the next day at the same lineup has to start.
		We're walking up the tunnel at Riverfront going up to the clubhouse.
		And he turns to me and goes, Hey, tomorrow, this guy's going to throw me a first-pitch slider.
		I'm going to hit it in a left-center field gap.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Score is going to be tied.
unidentified		Be ready.
		And I'm like, Oh, yeah, okay, Tony.
		All right.
		Sure enough.
		Sure enough.
		The next evening.
		Here's Tony Gwynn.
		First pitch, slider bangs it in the left center field.
		Both runs score.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		He gets the second base and goes now, though.
		It's been raining pretty just amazing stuff.
		Just again, they just don't make him like Tony Gwynn.
		They just don't make him like Tony Gwynn anymore.
		And I remember I was at a ball game.
		It was the old Bush Stadium.
		So it was before the year 2006, but I was still young.
		So this had to be when did Tony Gwyn retire?
		Like 2002.
		I wonder what year this was.
		My dad may remember.
		He probably remembers the game.
		He went to so many ball games as a kid.
		I did.
		I was so lucky.
		And it just became such a normal thing for me.
		338 career batting average for Tony Gwynn.
		That's absurd.
		That's absurd.
		Nobody's going to do that again.
		That's, I don't think you ever see that again.
		I mean, even the great Albert Pujols probably finished just under 300.
		I'll look that up too.
		I'm curious.
		2001.
		So Gwynn retired 2001, played all 22 seasons.
		No, 20 seasons?
		Looks like, okay, 20 seasons, played all 20 seasons with the Padres.
		Bats 338.
		So this was probably in like the 90s, maybe late 90s.
		What year was it?
		He almost hit 300.
		It was the year he almost hit 300.
		That's why there's such a big deal, or 400 rather.
		It couldn't have been 93.
		Maybe I remember this all the way from 93.
		I'm thinking it was more likely 96.
		Or was it the series when he maybe it was the series?
		He was in St. Louis.
		He was a hit away from his 3,000th hit.
		And he had said he wanted to get his 3,000 hit in St. Louis.
		He then went on the road and got it in the next series.
		But actually, now that I'm remembering it, Tony Gwynn was in St. Louis trying to get his 3,000th hit.
		I'm at the ball game with my dad, and we're in the lower Loge seats, field box seats.
		And Tony Gwynn's a left-handed hitter.
		We're on the third base side.
		And I was just a spry, like foul ball, hockey puck.
		Like, you know, I was jumping on it.
		I was like jackrabbit, man.
		So Tony Gwynn hits a foul ball, comes over our way, and I'm like first one up, running it down.
		It bounces on the stairs, and the stairs of the field box at Bush were like this weird, like metal stuff that was really bouncy.
		So it bounces, it bounces off the stairs, comes all the way over to my section.
		And then I'm like there.
		I think I was the first one with the ball in my hand, but it's like a bum rush.
		I mean, this is Tony Gwynn, future Hall of Famer, trying to get his 3,000th hit.
		And I get in there.
		I thought I was first, but essentially, another guy outmuscles me, takes the ball, goes to his seat.
		I lose the ball.
		And, you know, normally with a foul ball, the dude would probably give it to the young guy, but this was Tony Gwynn, 3,000th hit, Hall of Famer.
		So he took it.
		And I remember I went over to my dad afterwards and I was kind of like stunned because that would never happen.
		The little guy getting it ripped away from the adult.
		And remember, I went over to my dad kind of like, because I wasn't a complainer, but I was kind of looking at him like the guy, you know, took my baseball.
		I don't know if I wanted him to do something about it.
	He was just like, well, better luck next time.
	So that was that.
	But do they, are they ever going to make another like Tony Gwynn?
	Just class act guys that just show up and are incredible.
	Oh, yeah.
	What did I, I mean, 338, 338 career batting average.
unidentified		I mean, that's that's insane.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Like I said, I think Albert probably finished just under 300.
		His career 300 in St. Louis for sure.
		Yeah, 296 for Albert.
		I should, I tell you, I've almost kind of taken it upon myself now to have the biggest Albert Poohols paraphernalia or collectible collection on planet Earth.
		You know, like one of those guys that does that.
		And the thing is, I was able to get such a head start sitting next to poo-holes at church when I was a kid, going to all the ball games when I was a kid, that I could probably pull something like that off.
		And I don't even want to tell you what I've been doing lately to try to add to that, but maybe someday I should show.
		I mean, I've got game-used bats and jerseys and balls signed.
		I mean, everything, everything, just from being around there all the time as a kid.
		All right, but let's move on here.
		Let's move on.
		Okay, now look, I know you've seen the epic sports fail videos.
		This one is almost so bad, it's unbelievable.
		Now, how many shots with a soccer ball in an open net do you think you would miss in a row?
		Look at this one.
		Let's see.
		It's a wide open net, no goalie.
		A couple guys kicking the ball around, trying to clear it and kicks it, no good.
		So there's 0 for 1, 0 for 2, 0 for 3, 0 for 4, 4 in a row, a wide open net.
		We're talking the ball is sitting on the goal line.
		You could blow it into the net.
		You could literally with a feather, a duster, a gust of wind could put it in the net, and they missed them all.
		My indoor soccer team, when I was a kid, I'm not exaggerating.
		We scored more than 40 goals a game sometimes.
		I'm not, you probably are listening thinking that's insane.
		No, we literally would score more than 40 goals in a game.
		They would quit putting the number on the scoreboard is how bad it was.
		I don't want to, I really don't even know how that was even possible, how we were that good.
		I think maybe just, I mean, we were definitely good.
		We had good players, but I think the competition was just not good enough.
		But I'm not, we would put up 40 spots.
		Like we would beat teams like 40 to 1 and stuff.
		It was pretty fun, actually.
		Not going to lie.
		It was pretty fun there at the old soccer dome, the old soccer dome in Brentwood, Missouri.
		Still up.
		People are still playing games up there.
		Good times.
		Good times.
		All right, look at this one.
		This is crazy.
		Maybe a little bigoted.
		25-year-old man arrested after posing as a 17-year-old and enrolling back into high school to play high school basketball.
unidentified		Jeez.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Now, here's the local news report on the story.
unidentified		25.
unidentified		Who's claims of homelessness to enroll in Hillcrest High School, where he became a standout on the boys' varsity basketball team at any game.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no kidding.
unidentified		Gilstopp Portley played and could be forfeited.
		The players' new Sydney Gilstrott Portley as 17-year-old Rashawn Richardson.
		He is actually a 2011 graduate of North Mesquite High School.
		In 2016, he tried out for a semi-pro basketball team, but didn't make the team.
		Enrolled at Hillcrest and played on the basketball team.
		He flew under the radar until a former coach at North Mesquite High School recognized him as a full player.
		That's like, you know, the, hold on, hold on.
		You know, the Leo DiCaprio meme.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		That's like the Leo DiCaprio meme.
		I've seen that guy before.
		We played against him in the, we played against him in the state championship 10 years ago.
unidentified		He was a senior.
		2016, he tried out for a semi-pro basketball team, but didn't make the team.
		Enrolled at Hillcrest and played on the basketball team.
		He flew under the radar until a former coach at North Mesquite High School recognized him as a former player of theirs.
		Now he's in charge of Tampa.
		He used to be on my team.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So, but wait a second, though.
unidentified		Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Is this not an issue of trans age?
		Tell me how this is any better or worse than a man pretending to be a girl and playing against females.
		Maybe keep that one in your head when we open up the phone lines later.
		How is this any worse?
		I mean, they say they now say that you can identify as whatever age you want.
		That's a new thing.
		Oh, of course the perverts.
		Of course, the pedophiles want you to think that.
		Of course, they disguise themselves as LGBTQ activists.
		Oh, this is ageism.
		Let the 25-year-old play against 17-year-old boys.
		That's absurd.
		But how is that any more or less absurd than a man playing with women?
unidentified		I would argue it's less.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I would argue that a 25-year-old man pretending to be in high school to play against young boys again, a man pretending to be a woman to play against girls is worse.
		Is worse.
		So, yeah, he identifies as an 18-year-old.
		He identifies as a high school senior.
		See how ridiculous this is?
		Of course, it's ridiculous.
		Only liberals would fall for this crap or believe this crap.
		Now, onto that issue of basketball.
		This video is going viral of these young kids that play ball.
		And, you know, I got to say that, again, is it one of those things where, oh, I'm just getting old, you know, back in the good old days type of thing that's just going to be perpetual.
		Or is there really something here?
		And I got to tell you, from a guy that plays a lot of basketball still, the way that kids play and just kind of the attitude and energy they bring, there really is something there, and it's not good.
		Because all the other, all the other, basically, it's like it's like everybody who's either in college and below has like no basketball etiquette.
		They don't even know how to play.
		It's weird.
		It's like they don't even know basic fundamentals.
		And I guess that's because of the game that they watch is so different now, too.
		They always carry.
		They always travel, but that's how the game is played now.
		But aside from that, there's like a there's like a real, real bad attitude about it.
		And again, that's why I'm saying it's like anybody who's out of college now.
		It's like the guys I play with are high school all the way up.
		I've played with guys that are like 60 before.
		So it's very wide-ranging as far as the age is concerned.
		But it's the same thing with these young kids, high school or college.
		It's the same thing.
		Loud, like no etiquette, rude jumping, dancing around.
		They don't even play the game right.
		It's all about them.
		Like they're posing like they're on TV or something.
		So just don't be that kid, especially maybe when you're with your friends.
		Okay.
		But if you're going to go play pickup ball with men, just be warned, if you behave like this, you're going to be considered a loudmouth jerk and nobody's going to have any respect for you.
		But again, maybe I'm just getting old.
		Maybe that's all this is.
		All right, another throwback here.
		Another throwback here.
		And a couple more throwbacks, a couple more throwbacks, and then we'll move on.
		We'll open up the phone lines.
		I loved this.
		I don't even remember this.
		I don't even remember this commercial from when I was a kid, which is hard to believe considering how into sports I was at the time, specifically with Mark McGuire.
		So this is a classic ad.
		I don't remember it, but I enjoy it.
		Here it was.
		This had to be 1999 when Mark McGuire was hitting home runs and Tom Glavin and Greg Maddox were winning Cy Young's.
		you go hold on we got to get that first got to get that first crack of the bat how long are they going to worship this guy We got so young winners over here.
unidentified		Yeah.
		Hi, Tom.
		Chicks dig the long ball.
		Hey, have you guys seen Mark?
		Oh, that's funny stuff right there, isn't it?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		That's good stuff.
		You remember that stuff?
		Is that fun for the young kids?
		Mark Maguire.
		They never made him like that.
		They never will again.
		And, you know, for the bad rap that Mark gets, you know, with the steroids and everything, he really was a nice guy.
		I mean, every time I had any interactions or heard about interactions, he always seemed to be really a really nice guy.
		He cared about St. Louis.
		He cared about the game.
		And I think it was a shame the way it all kind of ended up with his career.
		But man, that guy hit that nothing.
		There was nothing in sports at the time or even today.
		There was nothing in sports like watching Mark McGuire hit a ball 500 plus feet.
		I mean, there was just nothing like it.
		Man, did we have fun?
		Man, did we have some fun summers at Bush Stadium thanks to Mark Maguire?
		Nothing like a Maguire 500 plus foot bomb, man.
		It was just, there was a reason why I took the nation by storm because there was just, there was just nothing like it.
		All right.
		Quickly before we go back to some of that, let's get into this issue of fake Twitter accounts.
		And specifically, I want to not just go to the issue that I had over the weekend, but also something funny that happened, but does play into what happened to me with the identity theft.
		Now, I'm sure you have been forced to endure this individual on Twitter.
		She's a Democrat paid activist.
		She gets synthetically boosted by Twitter's algorithms, and that's Jojo from Jurz.
		So again, this is a Democrat White House paid for propagandist whose job it is to spout leftist propaganda on Twitter and gets boosted by the leftist at Twitter, force-fed into your algorithm.
		Now, she gets her account blocked because they said they can't verify it's her.
		Now, I think that's a troll, quite frankly, because it obviously is her.
		She's been invited to the White House.
		She's done many live videos like the one you see on the bottom of the screen.
		So I think the joke is, as this random account that kind of caught some viralness here because of this take, they locked her out because they can't verify it's her.
		And clearly shows that the two pictures here are two different pictures.
		Now, this is the picture that Jojo from Jurz had as her profile picture, her avatar, if you will.
		Now, I'm going to tell you exactly what she did to this picture because not only is it obviously photoshopped, it may also be from when she was younger.
		Now, here's the thing: there's all kinds of Twitter accounts out there that have fake pictures, not to mention literal fake accounts.
		So that's why I think there's something else going on with this story, but she apparently did get her account locked out because they couldn't verify it was her.
		So is that a troll because she puts up a fake picture so that you think that she's this pretty good-looking blonde and not this, well, this deranged leftist?
		But here's the obvious one.
		All right, so let's just go.
		Let's just play what was the name.
		I think it was spot the difference.
		It's in this old magazine I used to get as a kid.
		I think it was spot the difference.
		I think it was in highlights magazine.
		You guys remember getting highlights magazine?
		That was one of my favorites as a kid.
		Let me see if that was a highlights magazine spot or what's the difference.
		I love those as a kid.
unidentified		They still do them, apparently.
		It was highlights.
		Look, I got an example right here.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So it was highlights.
		Okay, so anyway, so clearly she's got the AI Photoshop making her eyes and eyelashes pop.
		She's doing some sort of a makeup here with the mouth or A or Photoshop with the mouth, or she's just years younger, and that's why she doesn't have the wrinkles and the extra chin fat.
		Notice the neckline.
		That's going to be a significant one.
		The neckline here might be entirely fake or her from 20 years ago.
		The neckline is either entirely fake or her from 20 years ago.
		But here's the biggest tell, which is an odd one.
		Notice the nose here hooks to the left.
		That's very key to prove that the whole thing is Photoshop.
		Notice the nose hooks to the left.
		Her nose in real life hooks to the right and her eyes and eyelashes don't pop.
		And I mean, look at the chin and the neck.
		So look, I'm not trying to insult the woman's looks.
		Her intelligence is the joke here.
		But okay, so obviously, not only is this image severely doctored so that you think this is the girl, she also, for some reason, completely flips the face because notice the eyebrow and the nose completely switch position.
		But anyway, apparently this leftist troll got locked out of her account because they couldn't verify it was her.
		Is somebody trolling this girl because she's severely doctoring her picture and misrepresenting what she really looks like.
		That's funny, isn't it?
		Here she is.
		Here she is crying about it.
		Isn't that sad?
		You didn't like losing your Twitter account?
		Oh, that's just a shame.
		Too bad nobody else understands how that feels.
		So it must be hard for you.
		That's just funny stuff.
		But now, this is what I was going to get into.
		But I'm afraid I may have to hold off because, mom, if you're tuned into this, like you were an hour ago, you need to just turn it off.
		This is just a fair warning to my mother to just turn the show off.
		In fact, I'm going to text her and tell her to do it right now.
		Because I don't want you to see this next bit, mom.
		There is no need for you to have to witness this next bit.
		And it's about a stolen Twitter account and a porn star calling me out and insulting my mother.
		to which she has still not apologized.
		Now, again, I said this on Saturday when this happened.
		I don't blame Jenna Jamieson for this.
		I'm not mad at Jenna Jameson for this.
		She got deceived just like everybody else by the fake Owens Royer verified account on Twitter.
		If I'm mad at anybody, it's the people at Twitter that are allowing somebody to steal my identity and defame me on the internet.
		And that's what happened.
		I've had my identity stolen and I've been defamed on the internet because Twitter has allowed this to happen.
		And it's being confirmed now.
		No, mom, you need to tune back out.
		I told her to tune out.
		Now she's turning back in.
		Whatever.
		It's out of my control now.
		So again, I was not mad at Jenna Jameson.
		I don't care that she is a porn star.
		None of my business.
		But the fact that she still hasn't corrected the record here angers me.
		I will say that.
		I'm not mad at her.
		She got fooled.
		But now this tweet from Jenna Jameson insulting my mother has been seen a quarter of a million times.
		She has been notified by multiple people that this is fake.
		Twitter has been multiplied.
		Twitter has been warned by thousands of people that this account is fake.
		It still gets verified.
		It still gets to operate.
		I don't get my verified account.
		So fake Owens Royer verified operating, defaming me, stealing my identity.
		Real Owens Royer verified account, still banned.
	So, Jenna, it's been three days now.
	You know that that's a fake account.
	You've been told that's a fake account.
	If you don't want to apologize, fine, but it'd be nice if you would at least delete it because people are still retweeting it, still looking at it, thinking that that's actually me sharing the disgusting crap that this individual is sharing, laughing about it all along.
	And again, I don't care that people impersonate me on the internet.
	It's flattering.
	The fact that this guy has himself a good time going around in my digital skin, good for you, dude.
	Hilarious.
	I would just like to be able to exist and respond and correct the record with my verified account.
unidentified		But alas.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		But you know, I've been told now by multiple people that insulting a cancer's mother, I am a cancer, that insulting a cancer's mother is a bad, bad omen.
		Well, I don't know much about that, but I do know my mother is a saint, and so it's already a bad omen.
		Adding the cancer aspect into this might just be worse for you.
		So, Jenna, again, I'm not mad.
		You got fooled.
		I'm mad that Twitter allowed this to happen.
		But what are you doing three days later?
		So many people have told you this is fake and you're keeping this up.
		Truly disgusting.
		Thanks a lot, Twitter.
		Speaking of old.
		Did you ever watch the movie The Sandlot?
		If you did, you may recognize this hot couple.
		Wendy Peppercorn and Squints reunited three, 30 years later, excuse me.
		They still got it.
		Wendy Peppercorn still got it.
		If they're not married, they should be.
		Just for some nostalgic purposes, just for us 90s kids.
		Just get married, would you?
		Just for us.
		All right, final thing here.
		Perhaps a little thought-provoking.
		Now, I talk about this stuff every once in a while.
		I'm very much into it.
		I don't really bring it much to the air often.
		And that's ancient history, ancient secrets, secrets of humanity, the megaliths.
		And this individual, One Foul Wow, breaks a lot of this stuff down.
		But here's a megalith.
		I believe this is the one in Peru.
		I don't recall exactly, but let's watch this video.
		Tell me what you think about these megaliths.
unidentified		This, you're truly living in denial.
		And I'm not talking about Egypt.
		Now, if you believe this, you're truly living in denial.
		And I'm not talking about Egypt.
		This is the giant steps in Peru.
		And they say it was built over 900 years ago.
		And they also say it wasn't built by giants, titans, or the Nephilim, even the Anunnaki.
		It was built by a regular architect of normal size.
		And he didn't know he got the measurements wrong until we finished building it.
		I mean, come on, Brett.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		What are we doing?
unidentified		The lies.
		The lies have got to stop.
		You see, the problem about lying is once you tell one lie, you have to keep telling more lies to defend the previous lie.
		I mean, can you actually imagine somebody building something this big, this precise?
		And he couldn't count.
		He got the measurements wrong.
		Like, whoops.
		Well, we might as well keep going now.
		We've started.
		Is this what you guys believe?
		And we're meant to be the conspiracy theory.
		It's plain as day, bruv.
		Come on.
		The eyes are useless when the mind is blind.
		Wow.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		How about that?
		The mind is useless when the eye or the eyes are blind.
		Folks, I'm telling you, we have been lied to about our history.
		There is so much out there shrouded in lies and deception and mystery in many cases.
		And the megaliths are perhaps the elephant in the room.
		The megaliths are the elephant in the room when it comes to human history, or at least what we're told to believe about life on this planet.
		Doesn't add up.
unidentified		There's something going on around here that just don't add up.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		That's right.
		And it's the megaliths and it's the pyramids.
		And it's the astrological significance of buildings from 30,000 years ago.
		Advanced intelligence, advanced life forms, intelligent life forms, either human or something else, have been on this planet long, long ago.
		And we've gone through ice ages and melting and ice ages and melting and different weather catastrophes long before anything was ever considered climate change or global warming.
		So that's why it's significant these lies so that they can tell you you evolved from a monkey and they can tell you that you're killing the planet with your activity, both complete and utter bullshit.
		Bullshit.
		Again, it goes back to what I said earlier.
		You really think this is all here by chance?
		When you see something as beautiful as the earth and its natural beauty, you think this is all here by chance?
		You think that this is all just a giant coincidence?
unidentified		Think about what you'd think about.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Think about it.
		No way.
		All right.
		So what do we have left to do other than open up the phone lines?
		I do have some comments I need to read on the subscribestar chat board.
		By the way, the two ways to get your comment read on the air: one, a super chat on Rumble, or two, go to my subscribestar, subscribestar.com slash Owen-Schroyer.
		I can put this on the screen.
		And I have a live chat board there that I monitor while I'm live.
		And I will read your comments here as well.
		So let's go to some of them.
		Let's see what we got.
		Yes, Sandra, you can comment.
		You can talk trash if you want.
		And I can see your comments.
		She liked the Atari t-shirt and she wants me to do the parasite cleanse.
		I'm going to get in touch with my friend who's an expert at this stuff.
		She's already very popular.
		You may already know her.
		And I'd like to kind of have her be my parasite cleanse shaman, if you will.
		Yeah, we got girls talking about the chicks at the gym.
		They're just looking for attention.
		And, you know, that's, you know, it is a delicate thing, too.
		I mean, you're at the gym, you're doing your thing.
		You know, if you're a girl, you're wearing the clothes or whatever.
		To me, it's like, you know, you do your thing.
		I do my thing type of deal.
		And it's just, you know, live and let live type of thing.
		But I can understand, I do understand from, because it's like this, honestly, because here's what it's like for me.
		And I'm not complaining, but it's like when I go to the gym, I know, let's say I put two hours aside in the day or whatever to go to the gym.
		It's like, that's two hours I'm dedicating to the gym and meditating and just getting in my zone and removing myself from the world and everything.
		And so you don't want the distractions or drama or little things irking you, but I'm constantly asked for pictures and constantly people want to talk to me and they got this story and that story.
		I'm not complaining.
		I'm blessed.
		It's not, I'm just saying, but if I was a girl, I can understand whatever.
		I want to wear what I want and I don't want to have to deal with people staring at me or coming up and hitting on me the whole time.
		I don't think it's really a problem.
		I don't really see it much.
		But, you know, I think there's a level of, hey, let's live and let live and have a comfort zone here.
		But, you know, as soon as it goes sideways like that, I mean, it's over, right?
		Like as soon as a chick gets mad at you because you said or looked at her the wrong way, it's over.
		I mean, one of you has to leave the gym, right?
		I mean, it can't go.
		I mean, that's it.
		So we've got some other comments on the subscribe star from Alex Jones.
		Women want competency.
		That's everything.
		Some good stuff over here.
		Sandra says, this is why marriage never appealed to me.
		I never want to be that bitch.
		She's talking about the woman who didn't like her husband doing the old leaf blower thing.
		People say they want me to play Fortnite.
		People say the Dubai International Airport's incredible.
		Yeah, we don't get anything like that.
		All right.
		So Rosie says she'll help me play Fortnite.
		And Mike D'Anizio says he will help me play Rocket League.
		Probably neither of those is going to happen tonight.
		If I do come back on here, I do want to do another video game live stream.
		I think I have a better idea of what, because what I was doing wrong is I was doing a live stream playing video games, but I wasn't doing a video game live stream.
		Does that make sense?
		Like I was trying to do my normal stuff just while playing video games and I realized that is horrible.
		That is not how it's done.
		And so I've explained this before, folks.
		If the video game live streams aren't for you, it's no big deal.
	I'm not doing them for you.
	I'm still doing my politics stuff.
	What I'm trying to do is I'm trying to build evergreen content on Rumble and I'm trying to put out other content like it's bait almost.
	And live video game streaming is popular.
	Pokemon is popular.
	And so what I want to do is create good content in that genre that then brings people in and they see my other content or they follow me for that content and then maybe they hear something politically that I'm into.
	And so we can't let the left dominate all these spectrums.
	And it's not just about the left dominating the spectrum.
	It's about getting smart people and conservatives into the genre into the spectrum too.
	So it's not just a bunch of ninnies.
	So there's multiple angles.
	Plus, again, it's the evergreen stuff.
	If I do a live stream and I title it right and this is all new to me, so I got to learn how to title it.
	I got to learn how to play it, but I think I've got it down.
	Somebody will go in in two years and search Pokemon Scarlet live stream and they'll go find it on Rumble because there's not much else on Rumble.
	We're still building the library.
	This is a new and upcoming platform.
	We've got to build it.
	We've got to expand the library.
	So that's another reason why I'm doing it as well.
	So if you see me doing a video game live stream, don't think that you need to tune in to get my politics because I'm really going to try to actually do it right so that it's actual video game live stream content that can get those type of people on board or younger people or video game streamers and then they can find the other content.
	Or maybe I say one thing.
	So if you're not into that, don't think it's a big deal.
	I'm trying to build Rumble's library, create evergreen content to find people that are out there looking for other genres and other stuff so that they can find other content for me and maybe learn a thing or two.
	So I just wanted to explain that.
	If you do see that later tonight, if I happen to fire up a live stream of me playing Pokemon, I don't even know if I'm going to take the calls because I think that that was a mistake too, was taking the calls.
	Maybe we could work them in.
	Again, I'm trying to, I don't do video game live streaming.
	So this is, if I do, it'll only be my third one of all time.
	So I'm trying to figure it out.
	But I think I've got to figure it out.
	I think by I think by five or six, we'll have it pretty much down where it looks like it should and sounds like it should.
	But then we'll get into Rocket League.
	We'll get into Fortnite.
	We'll team up with some of you guys.
	And if it all goes well and everything goes well here at Owens Royer Live, maybe we'll get an Xbox or a PlayStation and we'll start doing the Call of Duties and that stuff too.
	Can I do a music video review on bodies by Tyson James?
	Just came out recently across his culture and politics.
	Yeah, I saw that and it's skipping my mind though.
	I don't want to get into that now, but maybe later.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Let me get into the DeMar Hamlin thing.
	I will do that in just a second.
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	The DeMar Hamlin situation.
	Let me do this real quick.
	I will get into that.
	Give me 60 seconds and I will get into the DeMar Hamlin situation.
	Let me pull up this video, and I will be right back.
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owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		All right, back with you here.
		Just needed to pull up this video of the, I don't know if this was the most viral video, but this was the one that first popped up when I searched it on Twitter.
		And so this is the one that I'll use here from Chef DeRose.
		And, you know, just to kind of give it a little context of where I stand on this, I wasn't really following the story, but I did.
		I was watching the game over the weekend when the live telecast of the Buffalo Bills Bengals game, the live telecast showed DeMar Hamlin in the stands.
		And again, I wasn't really following the story leading up to it or the buzz on Twitter about it at the time.
		But I remember even seeing it, I was like, boy, that's weird because I've worked in TV.
		I've literally worked these football games.
		So I just know how the things go.
		And I mean, I've even been the person when I was a low man on the totem pole.
		I've even been the person, the spotter, they call you, where if they're going to do a camera shot of a player or of a family member or a wife or whatever, you go out there and you spot them and you make sure you have a clear shot.
		There's literally a person they have dedicated to that.
		But that wouldn't even have been the case here because they all knew Hamlin was going to be there.
		Obviously, they wanted to promote it.
		Anyway, so I saw the shot that you're going to see in this picture when they go to the live telecast and it's in the snow.
		And I thought, that's weird.
		That's why would they do that?
		That's weird.
		But I didn't think much of it.
		Well, the internet went crazy with conspiracy theories on DeMar Hamlin being at the game.
		But here is the video that went viral from Chief Nerd was the original creator of this.
		And then it was shared by the other account that I had mentioned.
		But here is every shot of DeMar Hamlin at the playoff game on Sunday.
unidentified		Looks like DeMar Hamlin is in the building.
		Yes, if they show him in the stadium in any capacity, it will blow the doors off of this place.
		DeMar Hamlin just showed up, and it looks like his mom and his little brother is there.
		Oh, we love to see it.
		Stay tuned.
		It's the Bengals, Bills, coming up on CBS.
		Good job.
		Kamlin returned to the facility this week.
		Sean McDermott telling us it was so good to have him around.
		He told us it's baby self-here's the live shot.
		It's all completely up to Hamlin how involved he wants to be every day.
		A spokesperson close to the family said, despite being out of the hospital, he still has a lengthy recovery.
		He requires oxygen and he has his heart rate.
		Non-aware regularly, but you hear that?
		He's positive.
		And I was told he has a big smile.
		Jamar stood up, right?
		Yeah, he did.
		This is it right here.
		What a scene.
		So that's his son.
		What a beautiful, triumphant story that galvanized this entire nation.
		There's something going on around here that just don't add up.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, that's so funny.
		Mike D'Anizio comments this exactly what I was thinking.
		It felt like WWE.
		It felt like a WWE scene.
		Now, look, the reporter in the video stated what is in all the most recent news reports that Hamlin is still on heart monitors and still on oxygen.
		So that doesn't look like a guy on heart monitors or oxygen.
		So people are a little confused.
		Plus, all the cover-up and the shadiness of bringing him in, folks, this isn't a weird one.
		This is one of the weirder ones right here.
unidentified		Now, let me explain.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		And I don't know, even with injured players, I've dealt with this because I've dealt with getting broadcast teams to a player to do an interview.
		I've dealt with players getting the broadcast team to do an interview.
		I've dealt with injured players, all of it.
		I'm telling you, I've dealt with this.
		And I've never seen this before.
		You might get one or two security guards.
		I've never seen a team of security guards, again, like it's WWE or something.
		Like this is Stone Cold Steve Austin versus Vince McMahon or something.
		I've never seen a security team of people like this where it's like all for show.
		I've just, I've never seen anything like that.
		And so, but, but, and here's the problem: like you heard from the announcers, it's been such an uplifting thing and galvanizing since you don't want to put a wet blanket on it.
		You don't want to, you know, become a conspiracy theorist and ruin the whole thing.
		But people have obvious questions.
		Now, is he on oxygen?
		Is he on a heart monitor?
		Could that be inside of his jacket or something?
		I don't know.
		Do they normally put a ski mask restricting your breathing when you have an oxygen tank?
		I've never heard of anything like that.
		And you'd think the NFL would want his face out there.
		And you think that he would want his face out there, considering he just raised after his heart problem.
		I think the last I saw was $13 million for his charity.
		So you think he'd want to have his face out there to be seen, considering everything that's happened since.
		So I don't know what's going on.
		I don't want to be the negative thing or the conspiracy theorist on this.
		And I'll explain why.
		Because I've worked in sports media and I've worked with athletes and I've talked to athletes.
		And it's just like this.
		There's not many politicians I have respect for, but I still, you know, the average athlete that isn't political, I'm not going to assume the worst about.
		So they might know what's going on here.
		There might be a story behind this.
		And professional athletes or Buffalo Bills players may actually know what's going on.
		And it might not have anything to do with what we think.
		And so that's why I don't want to leap to any conclusions or form any conspiracy theories, say, of my own, because somebody might know.
		And I don't want to look like an idiot.
		I've been on the other side of that where I know something and somebody looks like an idiot.
		But having said that, the people raising the questions and forming conspiracy theories, I mean, can you blame them?
		Can you blame them for the weirdness like this?
		Never seeing his face and all the weird questions of the health and the security and all of the weird stuff.
		I mean, can you blame them?
		Now, I would say if you wanted an innocent explanation, Maybe the Buffalo Bills put a guy out there and pretended he was Hamlin to get the crowd fired up.
		I'm just, again, I'm just trying to work my way around this and not assume the worst that could go a couple ways, assuming the worst.
		So I'm not going to jump to let's assume the worst.
		If you want to go look at all the conspiracy theories and you want to see what this weirdness of Hamlin at the game on Sunday led to on the internet, then that's then more power to you.
		But you can imagine what people are saying and what people are thinking.
		But there's no doubt it warrants some questions.
		There's no doubt there's some oddness there.
		And there's no doubt the people questioning it, I believe, not just have a right to, but have reasonable suspicions here.
		So it's definitely very, very odd.
		You can imagine what the conspiracy theories are.
		But again, from somebody who's worked in sports media, been behind the scenes, seen all this, definitely not normal.
		And people are, you know, when you read the recent medical reports and the situation, it doesn't seem to add up.
		So I said I would cover that here when I was on the war room earlier today.
		I said I would cover that.
		So there you go.
		I know people are asking, but you can just imagine the conspiracy theories going on.
		If you don't want to imagine, just hop right on to Twitter and see for yourself.
		You know, I'm hoping there's a reasonable explanation.
		Like they just wanted to get the crowd fired up.
		But that's just weird.
		It's just, you know, it's one of those things that just feels weird, doesn't add up.
		And people's suspicion, I think, is intuitive and right on.
		But maybe there's an innocent enough explanation.
		I don't know.
	But that's what you got.
	Bill's season is over either way.
	So I guess we don't really have to worry about that anymore.
	But that's going to do it as far as the content.
	Now, we got a couple more minutes here.
	We got a couple more minutes.
	And if we want to get in a phone call or two, we can do that.
	So let's open the phone lines now.
	747-200560.
	747-200-5560.
	And let me put that number on the board here so that people can get it.
	Only one line.
	Only one phone line, and it's direct to air.
	So once you get on the line, I say, where are you from?
	Where's your name?
	Tell us your name, where you're from.
	And you're right on the air.
	So just single line.
	If you hear the person hang up, that's your time to call in.
	First caller of the night.
	What's your name?
	Where are you from?
unidentified		What's up, Owen?
		This is Robert.
		I'm from Florida.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Howdy, Robert.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		How are you doing?
unidentified		Not bad.
unidentified		How about yourself?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		All right.
		We're reaching the tail end of Owen Schroer Live brought to you by Meta PCs episode seven.
		I've been very pleased with episode seven.
		It's my lucky number.
		We brought the heat tonight.
		I'm feeling good.
unidentified		Nice.
		There you go.
		I've been tuning in.
		I like the live stream.
		So, hey, what do you think about this, these other conspiracies about the NFL?
		You know, like the gloves and the balls being magnetic and all that kind of crazy stuff.
		Do you think that it's all rigged?
		Do you think these crazy comebacks are rigged?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		You know, there's no doubt there's an element of a script to professional sports.
		Absolutely no doubt.
		In fact, we know this and we know games have been rigged in the past.
		The authority for this issue is Brian Touhey.
		I don't know if you know who Brian Touhey is.
		He's the authority on this issue.
		He's written three or four books on this issue.
		He's gotten access to government, FBI records, and all this stuff on this issue.
		The government has known these games have been rigged as well.
		And quite frankly, that's why on the back of the ticket, they say it's for entertainment purposes only, like a WWE event would.
		But look, you know, as far as the magnets and the ball and the gloves and stuff, I think that's a little far-fetched.
		I've seen NFL gloves, NFL equipment.
		I know they put a microchip in the ball, but I don't think that that's too realistic.
		I mean, maybe you could say with the field goals, but still, I don't think that's going on.
		Now, people bring up the same issue with basketball and the rims and the ball being magnetic.
		That might be a little more conceptually possible.
		I don't think so with football.
		I do think the NFL has a script that they would like to see.
		Do you think that the more control the referees have over the game with all these different calls gives them a lot easier ability to kind of get the outcome they want?
		And there's some YouTube accounts that kind of highlight this, different little calls throughout the game.
		And if you understand football, you can see it's like, oh, wow, that completely changed the game.
		One call that seems trivial, but actually was quite a difference maker.
		So, again, though, if you really want to look behind the curtain, Brian Tuey, I believe he's written three or four books.
		I used to interview him on St. Louis Sports Radio, but he's written the books.
		Also, Tim Donaghy, the referee accused of fixing games, has also written books.
		I interviewed him as well.
		So it definitely goes on.
		Of course, it does.
		Billions of dollars at stake.
		But I think at the end of the day, most of the athletes, if not all, are really playing the game and really want to win.
		And I don't think it's possible to fully script this stuff.
		It's not totally the WWE yet.
unidentified		It might be getting there, though.
unidentified		That's the way it seems.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I mean, you'd like to think.
		I mean, just if you're a sports fan or just a fan of humanity and comeback stories, you know, these things are fun to watch and witness.
		But, but, yeah, there's definitely a reason to be suspicious.
unidentified		Hey, what are your thoughts on this Tartaria theory?
		You played the guy earlier, and I know that a large part of his page is talking about this whole Tartaria thing.
		And I find it fascinating.
		Wait, wait, wait, wait.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		What are you talking about now?
		Hold on.
		Which video?
unidentified		So, the video of the giant steps.
		Okay.
		Have you seen some of that guy's other videos that he posts?
		It's a lot of this theory about ancient Tartaria.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Tartaria.
		That's where you lose me.
		I'm not sure I know what Tartaria is.
unidentified		Okay.
		Well, you'll have to check out some more of his videos, but it's basically this idea that, you know, ancients lived in the United States and they lived across the world.
		And all the magnificent buildings and things that you see were, you know, ancient power plants and things like that.
		It just, you know, things like that.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Okay, I am, I am, I am, I'm definitely aware of that.
		It's not a coincidence that even though the pyramids found across the planet have a lot of similarities.
		And folks, if you really want a mind blower, go look up ancient Egyptian pyramids or power plants.
		I think there's something to that.
		Look, I don't, I think it's obvious that we're being lied to about Earth's history.
		I think it's obvious we're being lied to about what technology and advanced civilizations existed on the planet in years past.
		No doubt we're being lied to about that.
		As far as what the technology was, who built it, what it was for, I think those are great mysteries.
		But it's something you think we would all be interested in.
		But why don't we bring that up?
		Why don't we use that?
		Because it would be unifying and they wouldn't be able to tell us climate change is killing us and that we evolved from pond scum if we really knew about the history of the earth.
unidentified		I agree 100%.
		I won't hold up the line anymore, Owen.
		You're the man.
		Play some Super Nintendo.
		All right.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Well, maybe I'll fire one up later tonight.
		I got to eat dinner after this.
		But, you know, maybe I'll fire one up.
		I like to have fun too.
		I mean, am I allowed to have fun?
		If you ask Alex, he might say no.
		Say, no, you're not, Schroer.
		But what if I don't sleep ever?
		Yeah, there's no doubt we're lied to about human history.
unidentified		I mean, the megaliths alone prove that.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I mean, that's just, it's not even close, really.
		All right.
		Another caller here.
		What's your name?
		Where are you from?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Hey, Owen, man.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		It's Rick in Clown World Fema Region number four.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Hey, did you mail in the clownhorn?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Dude, I did.
		I did pick up another one, and I'm going to let you decide which sound should come to the war room.
		It's either mine or the new one.
		A little more in tune.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I like that upper.
		I like the higher pitched one.
		It's a little more clownish.
		Yeah.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		I'm almost jealous, man.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		That's high-quality sound right there.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		It is, dude.
		It is.
		I tell you, today's today, today's Cabbage Patch Pierre moment was great.
unidentified		Oh, it's so beautiful.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I mean, she is just so pathetic.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, she's beyond pathetic.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		And the worst part of the whole sleeper-in-chief moment and documents, I mean, they knew about this prior to the midterms, and they, just like the laptop, covered up until now, you know?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, I know.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		They're just getting ready to lower the boom and dump on it.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, what is the real story there?
		But see, but I don't know.
		If they were really going to do that, why would they be giving him all of these outs?
		I mean, they've given him out after out after out.
		They didn't report on it in November.
		They didn't send the FBI in to investigate or oversee the exchange or the corralling of the documents.
		Then they gave him months to do whatever it was he was going to do with them before they sent any teams in.
		Not to mention, who knows how many properties and business places this guy's stealing and hiding documents.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		And then how about this new chief of staff?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		This guy was, he was the one behind the whole.
unidentified		Wait, wait, wait.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Hold on.
		I know Ron Clain.
		I know Ron Clain.
		Wait, wait, wait, wait.
		Ron Clain stepped down.
		Is that official?
		Like, I know he was going to step down.
		Did he actually finally step down?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		I don't know that it is official, but the clown that they've got coming in is the dude who was yapping about it's going to be a winter of severe illness.
unidentified		Yeah.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, Jeff Ziance.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, Jeff Ziance.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Right, right.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, he's so.
		So, okay, so it looks like, yeah, Klain is not out yet, but he's announced he's stepping down and Ziance is going to be the replacement.
		Yeah, we're all going to die from COVID if we're not vaccinated, said Ziance.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		A liar.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		By the way, great to see you had Sunday off yesterday.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Did you guys watch the film?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, I've seen that Obama film before, but it was good to rewatch it without question.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Well, I'm glad we were able to air that.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		And it just, it gives more credence to what Alex and Infowars covers today to see what we covered 20 years ago.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, it highlights exactly what's been the message that you've been trying to get across the whole time.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		One thing, did you see the new predictive programming with HBO, the new show, The Last of Us?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Maybe.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I'm not sure.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		It's almost like a new Walking Dead with the dude from Mandalorian.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I may have seen an ad or two for that.
		I do have an HBO subscription through my cable.
		I pop on the HBO every once in a while, but I'm not exactly familiar.
		I may have seen what you're talking about, though.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, yeah, no, exactly.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So it's just what we're all walking dead zombies is the implication or what?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Pretty much.
		I mean, talking about disease, shots, everything else.
		And then he's going and taking this girl who, you know, is immune to whatever it is that's floating around and trying to transport her somewhere.
		Who fucking knows?
		Pardon, pardon.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		It's all right.
		We're on the internet here.
		You can curse.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, no, that's right.
		So from that standpoint, Fing scumbag globalist.
		We need those good old Nuremberg 2.0s to happen, man, because I didn't mention it Saturday, but I am really concerned about the whole shedding aspect because my dad, January 3rd, he had a double stroke with three massive hemorrhages of blood on the brain.
		And, you know, he's an InfoWars guy and he's a pure blood.
		And I'm real concerned about this shedding shit.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		No, I am too.
		And I have a friend of mine, sudden death, heart attack, out of nowhere, not vaccinated.
		And so I just, you know, I've never been one to, no matter what the circumstances are, ever want to live my life in fear.
		But, and it's not like that's going to change, but it's just, man, there's a level of survival instinct that you got to wonder.
		It's like every time I go out.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		There's a little uncertainty and it's just like, man.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I mean, even just eating food out.
		I mean, I like eating food out.
		I like picking up a pizza.
		Like, do I need to worry that someone else is preparing my food, shedding all over it?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, exactly.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Well, I think we're going to know soon.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		And the pizza aspect, I tweeted you one of the homemade pizzas on OSL.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		You know, I don't really check that much.
		I'll have to check that more often.
		I really only do while I'm on air.
		I mean, I can pull it up now.
		You're saying you tweeted it to Owen Troyer a lot?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Oh, Owen Troy a lot.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, absolutely.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Let me see.
unidentified		You said it was a pizza?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		I know that term is questionable, but yes.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		No, I'm just trying to see if I can find the image here.
		It must have been.
		Oh, dang.
		I got a lot of it.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		And I'm not going to rehash the whole Hamlin thing, but man, dude was throwing up the off-seam guy.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		I mean, that was no heart.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Well, yeah, you're not the only one that says so.
		There it is.
		I found it.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Got it.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Ayello's Aiello's golden crust for the top spot.
		This is your local, this is your favorite.
		What am I looking at?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Well, that's the one in Chicago, but the one in the picture is actually my homemade.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, that's a homemade pizza there.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, man.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Absolutely.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Do you go?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		You went thin crust?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Wow, a guy.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		You're from Chicago?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yes, sir.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		And you're going thin crust?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Hey.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Hey, I'm from St. Louis.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I go, I go deep dish.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Trust me when I say I've had plenty of Lou's and Malnati's.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, Lou Malnati's.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I know it's a chain, but oh my gosh, it's so good.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		And Giordano's.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Oh, Giordano's.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I think they may have one in San Antonio, though.
		I think Giordano's put one in San Antonio.
		Have you ever had Emo's though from St. Louis?
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		No, you mentioned that they've got the Provolone Cheese.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I mean, I don't, I wouldn't say Emos is as good as Lou Malnati's.
		It's not as high quality, but it's kind of the same staple thin crust, like St. Louis pizza.
		It's like if you're going to recommend, hey, go get a deep dish, go to Lou Malnati's.
		It's like same thing.
		If you're going to get a thin crust, go to Emo's, get a thin crust.
		Hey, man, thank you so much for the call.
		Great call.
		Glad to have you tuned in again.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Hey, one thing.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Which horn am I sending to the P.O. box?
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		I mean, look, if I'm judging right here, live on air in the second one, the higher-pitched one.
bucktooth beaver in unknown ▲ ● ▼		Higher pitch.
		Higher pitch is coming at you, brother.
		Be well.
owen shroyer ▲ ● ▼		So, folks, there you go.
		From Rick.
		I'm not going to pull it up now, but we are doing April 1st.
		I'm doing a clown horn.
		I'm doing a clown horn live judgment/slash selection.
		Let's see what day April 1st is.
		That's going to land on.
		Oh, it's a Saturday.
		It's a Saturday.
		I don't want to make the crew work on a Saturday, but I may have to.
		Or we can do it Friday the 31st or Sunday the 2nd, but I got to do it on the war room.
		So I'm thinking maybe Monday.
		So it's either going to be Friday, March 31st, or Monday, April 3rd.
		And that's when we're going to do, oh, we wanted April Fool's Day, but it lands on a Saturday.
		But I'm doing a clown horn submission.
		Whoever wins gets the official war room clownhorn dedicated in their name, and it will be the new official clown horn of the war room.
		My clown horn, we've worn it out.
		We need a new one.
		We'll talk more about that later.
		I'm almost out of time.
		Not lits asks on Rumble, Owen, do you think that they are going to launch the cyber attack right when the COVID shot death toll becomes so massive?
		It's undeniable to the public.
		You know, I don't know.
		Certainly the cyber attack card is in their hand.
		They've bluffed it.
		They've shown their hand a couple times with it, no doubt.
		So, but you know, these things are getting harder and harder to pull off.
		I think.
		I think with the people being awake, and I think with enough good people being out there, I think it gets harder and harder for them to pull stuff like that off.
		But no doubt it's in their hand, and maybe that's it.
		Maybe, you know, once it gets so bad, they pull that, play that card, and we can't even think about all the people that got killed from the vaccines because we can't even get our power back on.
		Could be.
		By the way, that's funny.
		Invalid Cookie says, Owen has me playing Pokemon Yellow, which I haven't played in 10 years.
		Maybe the best Pokemon game ever.
		I don't know.
		To me, it's the best Pokemon games are the originals, the blues, the reds, the yellows, and I like silver and gold.
		Nothing to me has ever been that good.
		I do like some of the new stuff they have on Switch, but some of the stuff through the years that they put out on the different Game Boys and GameCube, and even N64, just never really did it for me.
		Pokemon Snap was not bad.
		But some of the new games, the only problem with the new games is that there's no uniform.
		They change them every time.
		And so you have to relearn all the controls.
		It's not like the old games where the controls were the exact same and pretty much the format was the exact same.
		They keep changing it all now.
		And so you have to relearn a game.
		But maybe when I, maybe, maybe later tonight, I'll fire up a Pokemon Scarlet live stream just to show you where we're at.
		And I am finally through all the intros.
		So I can actually play the game and tell you about the game instead of going through all the intros and trying to get the Pikachu secret Pikachu gift and everything like we were last time.
		But, but, you know, the new stuff they're doing on the Switch is definitely the best stuff they've done on Pokemon since Generation 1.
		No doubt.
		No doubt.
		I think that it's the best stuff they've done for the Pokemon brand since Generation 1, the stuff they're coming out with now on the Switch.
		You know, same with the Zelda stuff, but Zelda really remained consistent.
		I mean, Zelda was good on N64.
		Zelda was good on Nintendo Wii.
		Zelda was good on Nintendo Switch.
		No other brand except maybe Mario could make that claim.
		Mario remained good on every single console.
		Nothing else really did.
		Pokemon had some misses.
		But Zelda and Mario, I think, really had at least one classic on each system.
		I mean, even Donkey Kong like disappeared for a while, I think, after Donkey Kong 64, which was all right.
		But here we are talking video games, not even a video game stream.
	All right, that's going to do it for Owen Schroyer live tonight.
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	And as always, everything you hear comes to your ears through the Wolfpack.gold microphone.
	By the way, for what it's worth, if you're interested, I do upload the audio-only, the audio-only version of each live stream on Subscribestar.
	If you want to just have that audio for your own listening purposes later, but people hilariously, people are over here talking about all the different games they want me to play.
	And luckily, with the situation on the Switch, a lot of these classic games I can play on the N64 and Super Nintendo, Original Nintendo, and so much more.
	But I will just say this.
	I will just say this.
	When Invalid Cookie mentioned Pokemon Yellow, what I was thinking about doing, because here's the thing: I can't yet, I haven't figured out how to pull the audio off of the Nintendo Switch.
	Now, there's different, I've talked to a couple other sound engineers with some ideas that we've had, and there might be a way for me to hardwire it, but it's kind of like I'd rather not, but it's a possibility.
	But the Bluetooth has been the problem.
	I have the Switch connected to my soundboard via Bluetooth, but for whatever reason, can't get any sound out of it.
	No idea why.
	So, what I was thinking about doing, and for my own enjoyment, even, and to build the Rumble library, I was thinking about taking and playing Pokemon Blue or yellow, maybe, on the computer on an emulator.
	And that way, I could get sound.
	And I was thinking what I would do is just a one full live stream might take some time.
	But again, I told you where my head is at here.
	I'm trying to help build Rumble's library and put Evergreen stuff out.
	And this would be something that would be Evergreen is invalid.
	Hold on.
	Playing either Pokemon Yellow or Pokemon Blue or maybe each one and just playing it until I finish and just saying, I'm going to do a live stream and we're going to play all the way through till I finish and see how long it takes.
	Or I'm not a speedrunner, but I'm pretty good.
	I'll put it to you like that.
	I don't ever really die.
	How about?
	Let's just put it like that.
	But yeah, so I was thinking about doing that.
	That's just some of the other stuff I was going to do.
	I have a dock.
	I have a splitter.
	And, but I can't, I can't put the Switch into the computer and get this on the live stream.
	Does that make sense?
	So like if I if I put the switch HDMI into the computer, then I can't get, I can't do it.
	So I understand what you're thinking, but I can't do it with the live stream and all the other technology I'm using.
	So there may be another workaround with that, but I'm trying to figure out an easier solution.
	All right.
	That does it for Owen Schroyer Live 7.
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	As I've said, and I'll just reiterate, basically what we're doing here is what I'm calling a two-month pilot.
	I agreed to do eight episodes with a couple of the sponsors, but obviously it's going to be way more than that now.
	We're already on episode seven.
	But it's basically a two-month pilot.
	And then once we're through February, pretty much everything is going to be uniform then.
	And you're going to know what to expect.
	I'm going to know what to expect.
	And I'm going to have all the things worked out and fluid.
	So there's never any hookups.
	But really, we're kind of getting there already with just a couple other things we are working on.
	So glad y'all tuned in tonight.
	Can't tell you how much I love and appreciate you tuning in, being a part of the show, calling in, having a smile, having a laugh with me here on this Monday night.
	So I sign off.
	I might be back later tonight.
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		But either way, you know, you can find me tomorrow as all weekdays, 3 to 6 p.m.
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