Owen Shroyer mocks fluoride as a "neurotoxin" while praising RFK Jr.’s push to halt CDC recommendations, despite Florida’s prior removal and EPA reviews, then questions vaccine efficacy via a Brazil anecdote. He pivots to Texas’ SB 303—ID checks for online sex toys—before celebrating Ovechkin’s NHL record and Florida’s basketball resurgence. Amid burnout fears, he ties conspiracy theories to personal health quirks, blending skepticism with humor while promoting his store’s new gold-themed merch. [Automatically generated summary]
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I'm going to read this story here.
I'm a little off the cuff tonight as it is.
It's been a long day.
I've got this thing that happens now where it's like those routine influencer daily routine videos.
And it's like my routine is wake up and deal with legal every day for like an hour.
And it's just obnoxious.
So I was dealing with legal all morning.
Then I was dealing with the FBI.
And then had some other things I had to take care of.
Then I did my show.
And then I did another show.
And now I'm doing this show.
So I'm just a little really just burnt out, to be honest.
But we come live every Monday, so I wasn't going to let you down.
And we are here.
We'll probably take a bunch of calls.
I'm going to read this news about getting the fluoride out of the water.
It's pretty significant.
Not just that we're taking the fluoride out of the water, a no-neurotoxin.
It's also significant because in a weird way, it's an admission that it should have never been there to begin with.
Pretty significant.
Fluoride, a no-neurotoxin, lowers IQ.
Mass drugging, the public consumption.
Doesn't matter how old you are, how much you weigh, anything, man, woman, just drink the fluoride in the water.
They add it to the water.
It has a poison toxin warning label on it, a skull and crossbones, not to be consumed, and they dump it into the water.
They literally poison the water.
Now, I was lucky.
I didn't even, it wasn't even a fluoride thing.
I mean, I don't know.
I never talked to my parents about it.
We just had a clean water system.
We just had a purified water system in our house, so I wasn't drinking it as a kid.
I guess we all drank from the hose.
Do kids still drink from the hose?
Does anybody know, do people still drink from the hose a hot summer day?
You're out playing, you just go to the hose.
They used to drink us, make us drink from the hose at ball practice, too.
You'd be out on the field, and they just had those big, like, watering stations with like those tubes.
It was just the hose.
It was just hose water.
I don't know.
Do kids still drink from the hose?
Do they even play outside?
Do kids even play outside anymore?
So I guess there'd be no use to drink from the hose.
They don't even play outside.
But I mean, anybody in the 90s grew up drinking from the hose for sure, probably before that.
So that would have been my only fluoride ingestion, likely, because my house had filtered water.
Was the water that I drank.
I guess now that I'm thinking about it, probably drank tap water for a couple years in college.
Trying to think.
I don't know.
Maybe I didn't drink any water in college.
Maybe I just drank beer.
No, probably drank from the tap in college.
And then when I learned about the fluoride and everything else in the water, quit drinking tap water and drank nothing but filtered water.
So I haven't consumed too much fluoride in my day.
I'm thankful for that.
But a lot of people aren't aware of this.
They're drinking tons of fluoride.
So they remove from the water and admission that it should never have been there, but a good news situation where now you just don't poison the water supply.
And it's more than just your drinking water.
You cook with this water.
It's probably the water you get when you go out to eat at restaurants.
The water that they cook with.
You give this water to your pets, probably.
I don't even, my turtle tank, my little baby turtle, he doesn't swim around in fluoride water.
Although they do, they give you, you can get this solution that balances out the fluoride and other stuff in the water if you want to do that, if you want to have an elite turtle.
But my turtle is just living in an aquarium now until he's big enough to live in the pond in my backyard.
So you won't be drinking the neurotoxin.
This is good for our civilization, for our country.
It's an admission that it should never even have been there to begin with.
So that's a whole nother discussion.
But will they even have that discussion?
They'll probably say RFK Jr. is the bad guy for taking the fluoride out of the water.
I just can't even imagine drinking fluoride your entire life.
And then what that does to your IQ.
And there's many other poisons.
There's many other poisons in our food and our water and everything else that we need to get rid of.
But it's a good start.
But, you know, all that fluoridated water gets used to water crops.
It's given to livestock.
They drink it.
So it's just, it just gets into everything when you poison the water supply.
It just gets into everything.
But really, when you talk about make America healthy again, you take the fluoride out of the water, poisoning everything with that.
You're poisoning everything.
And then you need to take the poison out of the skies as well with the geoengineering and the chemtrails.
Now, this has been addressed at the federal level.
I don't know if there's been enough action taken.
It still goes on at the state level.
But this is like umbrella issues that are non-political when you're talking about make America healthy again.
And it's just good for humanity and civilization in general.
It's a good start.
You know, RFK Jr., I'm going to read this story.
RFK Jr. has been getting a lot of heat.
And you know what?
It's fine.
It's good.
And he recently promoted a vaccine.
It was the MMR vaccine.
It's just, it's so strange because the MMR vaccine is probably not that bad, all things considered.
And so she comes back from the doctor's office and they're like, oh, you got to wear this mask and you need to isolate and don't be around anybody, no human contact, and all this other stuff.
Well, I was living with her and it didn't really scare us, but her boyfriend was living there too, and they were still sleeping together.
I'm sure they were, you know, being intimate and everything else.
And none of us got measles.
I didn't have a shot.
The other two did have the shot.
In fact, if you look, the shots are different in every country.
And this is actually kind of a weird tell that I just know because I have a lot of international friends.
But like in Brazil and a lot of South American countries, a lot of European countries too, you'll see a scar right around here on the arm.
And a lot of that is from the MMR vaccine.
So if you have a scar, if you have a scar like right here, see, I don't have a scar.
I didn't get the vaccine.
But if you have a scar right here, that's from a vaccine.
Well, I wasn't vaccinated.
I lived in the house.
This girl was supposed to be isolating.
She didn't.
We ate dinner together.
We watched movies together.
Her and her boyfriend slept together.
Nobody else got measles.
And so it just makes you wonder: like, what is even, what is even real?
Is it really that contagious?
How do you even get it?
What are all the vaccines that they put in your arm that cause a scar?
It's actually, you can actually tell where somebody is from and what vaccine they've gotten based off the scar because each one has like a different footprint.
It's like you can tell, like, I can tell for sure that's your MMR shot from Brazil, just because I've just because I'd seen it so many times.
But there's different shots in Europe that do it.
There's different shots in other South American countries.
You ever just wonder, like, what in the hell is going on with the Mandela effect?
You want to see the birthmark on my leg?
You've never seen my leg before the birthmark, so how would you even know?
You want to know what I really think?
No, these things don't just pop up with age.
It's not like an age thing.
I'm not aging.
I have very, I'm very healthy.
I have very healthy skin.
I don't have any, I don't have any age blemishes.
I barely, I'm 35.
I barely even have a, I barely even have a crow's feet on my eye.
It's like I can bear, they're starting to come in a little bit.
I'm trying to avoid it.
I've got a couple spider veins popping up here or there.
That's just from all the activity I think I do with playing basketball, lifting weights, probably talking too much.
Like to talk.
I talk a lot.
No, no, I think I'm in a different dimension now.
No, this isn't an age spot.
I'm telling you.
Are you trying to bait me?
The moon?
Do you want to talk about a moon?
I swear this new birthmark, it is, it actually, no, it is more like a, it's more like a freckle, probably, but it's not a freckle because it's not round.
And it's like, it's like a dark thing.
But it's not a mole because it's flat on the skin.
I do drink black seed oil.
I have this, I have this concoction I make, usually about twice or so a week.
Black seed oil, wheatgrass, coconut water.
What's the, there's this black powder I put in it that is a, oh, what's it called?
Can't even remember.
Turmeric, liquid turmeric.
It tastes like ass.
I mean, this stuff tastes like, it's horrible, man.
It's disgusting, but it's good for you.
So I drink it about twice, maybe three times a week.
No, no, I woke up in a different dimension.
I think it was Saturday.
I think it was Saturday.
I woke up in a different dimension.
I don't know.
You fall into such a routine.
A lot of people can probably relate to this.
You fall into such a routine.
And I think it really happens when you get to 30 more than anything.
Because once you get to 30, you kind of, you know what works, you know what doesn't.
You know what you like to do.
You know what you don't like to do.
In many ways, you've kind of settled down, if you will.
It's like what they talk about getting married, settling down.
It's like, yeah, you don't want to go date anymore.
You don't want to deal with it.
You just settle down.
Might not even be about love.
It's just you just settle down.
In your 30s, you kind of settle down and you just fall into this pattern.
And I'm, you know, this is why I talk about the influencer stuff, the routine stuff, why I like it.
You know, Ashton Hall, that famous guy, that black guy who dips his face in the ice water with the cucumbers and the lemons and all that stuff.
And people give him a hard time.
I actually like that stuff.
It's not that it inspires me or honestly, even that stuff, it's probably unreal.
Is that even real?
Like, really, do you do that every day?
I don't know.
I mean, I have a routine I do every day, but it's like the reason I like that stuff is because it teaches, to me, it teaches the lesson to young people, specifically young men.
That's what I think about.
I think about young men.
And it teaches the lesson that if you want to be successful, you do have to have a very rigorous schedule and you have to stick to it.
It's not easy to be successful.
It's easy to be poor.
It's hard to be rich.
Do I think Representative Eric Burleson's two bills repeal the AFT and NFA have a chance to pass the House and Senate signed by Trump?
Been pushing really hard for it on my ex.
I'd like to see that.
There doesn't seem to be much corralling in the House right now.
Speaker Johnson has been an ineffective leader in my eyes.
He's not moving any of these important bills forward.
He's not moving the dual citizenship bill forward.
He's not moving those two bills forward.
He's not moving Marjorie Taylor Greene's bills forward and Anna Paulino's bills forward.
He's now working with Anna Paulina Luna because that was such an embarrassment last week.
Ice bass are probably good for you.
No, I do think because young men, what I don't even, I'm not in it.
Look, I'm not in it to be a role model or anything like that.
Let's be clear.
I've done that phase in my life.
I did youth development for two years, and I've done other things when I was younger.
I'm not here to be a role model.
I'm not trying to be a role model.
If I happen to be one, then that's fine, but that's not what I'm here to do.
But where do young men, where do young men go?
Where do young men go for role models for leadership?
Most of the people that get promoted to them are probably not good people.
So it's like, no, if you want to be successful, you're going to have to be serious about it.
You're going to have to have a pretty serious schedule.
So that's why I kind of like that stuff, actually.
Thank you, Sharpface.
Do you think Andrew Tate is a good role model?
People keep saying Andrew Tate.
I mean, I think Andrew Tate is probably not a good role model.
I think Andrew Tate is another example of just inspiration for young men.
I'm not here to decide who your role model should or shouldn't be.
I'm saying, why does the name Andrew Tate come to mind when you think about male role models?
Simply because he's an inspiration to young men and he represents what they call toxic masculinity, but it's really something that will get you ahead in the world, And it's proof by his life, I would say.
I don't know the last time Andrew Tate was on InfoWars.
It's been a while.
People say they've been spamming Mike Johnson's ex about this stuff.
What were we even talking about?
How we're in a different dimension, how I woke up in a different dimension?
It's like you've been searching for something, but you didn't even know it until you found it.
The only thing I can think of, but this is just because it's one of my favorite movies is in Oblivion.
I don't want to ruin it for you, but spoiler alert.
It's like in Oblivion, kind of.
It's the only thing I can think of.
It doesn't really, it's not really apropos, but when he crash lands into the forbidden zone and then he sees his clone for the first time.
But it's not really that because that's not like the great discovery.
When you stop drinking the fluoride and you start combating it with the nascent iodine and you click that pineal gland back, you get that brain function back.
It's like it's like a great discovery you didn't even know you were searching for and finally finding it.
I get raw eggs from the farmer's market.
I also get, well, raw eggs.
I get eggs from the farmer's market.
I get eggs from the grocery store.
How am I doing?
I got to be honest, man.
I'm look.
I've been in the Infowar since 2016.
I've been doing political media since 2012.
I've been on air.
I've been in sports media since 2010.
I've been doing media since high school.
I haven't had a vacation since I don't know when.
I don't even know the last time I took a vacation.
I can't even, I can't focus anyway, but it's like part of me also thinks the mindset is I never know when InfoWars is going to close.
And it feels like a miracle that we're still on air to this day, but we are.
And so I don't take a single InfoWars day on air for granted.
And so there's a part of me that's like, if I take a vacation, and it's a very real thing, but if I take a vacation, everything could be shut down while I'm gone.
You know?
And I don't want to do that.
So it's like part of me has been like, hey, they've been trying to shut down Infowars for years.
We've been on, you know, we've had days where we've been shut down.
We've had dates where it's like this could be the end.
And we keep getting more life.
We keep getting a bonus life, a bonus life, a bonus life.
So it's like, I've always thought, I'll just take a vacation.
I'll just take off time when it closes.
I don't want to do it while it's still on air.
It's too valuable, which is true.
But I'm starting to kind of reach this point now where if I don't take the vacation, I don't know.
I'm going to get flat.
I'm going to get stale.
Everything's become way too routine, way too numbing.
And part of that process was the whole swatting thing, too.
And then going through it and seeing the guns pointed at me and just being like, oh, yeah, like, well, another day.
Part of that was like, dude, you need to like, you need to taste some, you need to get out.
You need to taste some life.
Mr. Nightlinger, 91.
I'm just so disillusioned from what we knew as children.
I would give anything to have things make sense again.
Things weren't perfect in the 90s, but it was better than this lunacy.
Yeah, well, we're in clown world now, buddy.
You run a golf course?
What would a vacation?
I would love to go play golf.
I love golf.
What would a vacation look like for me?
I don't know anymore, man.
you know, I'd like to go to a beach.
I'd like to go to a beach.
That's what I'd like to do.
I like Florida beaches.
I get to South Padre once a year.
South Padre's all right.
I'd like to go to a beach, play some golf.
I'd like to go maybe to a ball game or a sporting event, like a big one, maybe a concert.
I'd like to do it all.
But it's not even that.
I just, it's like, I just need a week to week or two to just flush, just flush.
It's like a detoxing from the political world.
It's just so toxic.
But what are you going to do?
How do you take time off when you host a show every day?
How do you take time off when any day could be your last at Infowars?
I can't justify it.
I'd feel guilty doing it.
But like I said, it's reaching this point now where I'm like, I'm starting to feel guilty not doing it because I have to do that.
I have to recharge the batteries.
I have to get an oil change.
I have to reset the systems.
I have to detoxify because politics is toxic, man.
It's toxic.
But there's never a good time.
That's another thing you learn.
never a good time.
Tampa Bay.
And who wants to fly?
You know?
Who wants to fly these days?
Flying sucks.
I may return married from where?
From Tampa Bay.
I'm going to run down to Tampa Bay and get married.
Sounds a little far-fetched, sounds a little far-fetched.
Is that a thing people run to Tampa Bay and then get married?
I never heard of that.
You know what I'd really like?
I'd like.
Yeah, I need to go to the Gulf of America.
I'll make it down there.
I'd like to see the St. Louis Blues win a Stanley Cup in St. Louis.
That's what I'd like to see.
Yeah.
All right, I'm going to Tampa Bay.
Tampa Bay, coming back married.
No, I'm not.
Do they have good beaches in Tampa Bay?
Do they have good golf?
Nobody can host for me.
Besides, I don't want to do that to you.
Oh, I'm well aware.
My friends in St. Louis remind me every day they win.
I'd like to go back to Brazil, but I don't think they'd probably arrest me there and just keep me there.
I'd like to go back to Puerto Rico, but again, I hate flying.
I've been to so many Cardinals Cubs games in my life.
I could do playoffs.
I could do World Series, but it's not really.
They've ruined baseball.
You know what's funny now with this torpedo bat?
The torpedo bat is the best thing that's happened to baseball in decades since the steroid era.
It's the best thing that's happened to baseball, and they'll get rid of it.
They'll cancel it.
They'll make it illegal.
So all the other bullcrap, the pitch clock and the new ghost runners and all this other, all this other bullcrap that they've brought to the game that's destroyed the game.
They'll keep all that crap.
But then the torpedo bat, which is actually going to be good for the game, they'll get rid of that.
But baseball's real problem is the tickets are too expensive.
There's too many distractions in the stadium.
It's not even about the game anymore.
The players are like, they're not, they're unrelatable.
They all make ridiculous amounts of money.
They prance around like fairies.
It's not what it used to be.
Yeah, I'm way more.
I'd much rather go to a hockey game than a baseball game.
Much rather.
This basketball game tonight, though, in San Antonio looks like it's pretty fun.
The national championship game looks like a pretty good time.
I probably would have bet on Florida.
But it's been a pretty good game.
We used to have a torpedo bat.
It was the Nerf-Powerized Mark Maguire bat.
Remember that?
Do you ever play with that as a kid?
You had the Maguire-powerized wiffle ball bat, but it came with this special ball that it was for.
Cooper Flag is going to be a top 50 player in the NBA by the end of next season, I bet you Cooper Flag will be top 50.
In fact, if he was in the NBA right now, he'd be a top 50 player.
But Flag will be a top 50 player by the end of next NBA season.
I promise you that.
Mark my words on that, man.
Mark Maguire.
And, man, I saw Mark McGuire hit home run so freaking far, it was ridiculous.
Balls will never be hit like that ever again.
There's very few people ever that could hit a ball like Mark McGuire.
I mean, even Barry Bonds, who hit some bombs, Bonds could not even hit him like Maguire.
McGuire was hitting Bond.
McGuire hit this home run.
You go fishing.
Eric Quintana likes to go fishing.
I'm not a fisher.
Way too slow for me.
I can't do it.
Can't do it.
Mark McGuire hit this home run.
I'll never forget it.
No, Movon, give me a break.
Movon hit like two bombs.
McGuire hit this home run.
They measured it officially at 545 feet.
This ball would have gone 600 feet.
It was hit so hard, it was like an obstacle illusion.
He hit a line drive to dead center, and it hit off the facade on the top deck.
And it hit so hard.
It was still on the rise, and it hit so hard.
And the way it caromed back down, it looked like a natural, it looked like the natural height because it went like this and then hit the thing and then started to come back down.
And so it looked like he just hit it and then it landed in the grass, but he hit it and it hit the thing and then bounced off and landed in the grass.
I think that's the farthest ball that's ever been hit.
That was the farthest ball that was ever hit, but it got blocked because it hit.
That thing would have gone forever.
All right, I'm ranting and raving here.
I think we might have some new products on the website.
Senator Angela Paxton, Ken Paxton's wife, continues the Republicans' war against masturbation.
So this is for women.
They already made porn illegal in Texas.
Well, I guess that's not fair to say.
You basically have to have this like digital ID thing or you can't.
They blocked all the sites, basically.
All the sites are blocked.
The siege on self-gratification rages on the 89th Texas legislator.
A new Senate bill filed by North Texas Senator Angela Paxton, Attorney General Ken Paxton's wife, would require online shoppers to submit photo identification before purchasing a sex toy.
Is that the law?
Like if you go to an adult store, do you have to show ID to get in?
Come on, somebody knows this.
I won't say it by name.
I won't call you out by name, but somebody in the chat knows the answer.
Probably a female.
Do you have to show ID to purchase your little friend at the adult store?
It's even harder for you women now.
As if it wasn't hard enough.
As if it wasn't hard enough.
Yeah, you do.
You do have to show it.
You have to show the ID to go to the adult-themed store.
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know.
It's kind of like that's already the law, and they're just putting it into a digital application.
But I'm pretty sure.
I'm pretty sure it's the same story with anything.
Like, if you want to go to a weed store, you have to show an ID.
If you want to go to The liquor store, you have to show an ID.
so you probably have to show an ID to get a toy like that.
Yeah, I don't know.
What do you women think?
You know what?
I bet it won't pass.
I bet it won't pass.
Senate Bill 3003 claims to hone in, hone.
This is my inner editor coming out.
I was a senior editor in high school, senior editor in college, just so this stuff.
Hone.
Like, do editors even exist anymore?
I got so frustrated.
Listen to this.
I got so frustrated editing my senior year in college.
I basically ran the current.
When I started at the current, that was the name of the paper.
It was called The Current.
And when I started there, it was like a crew of like 20, 25 people.
And by the time I was the senior editor, like running the whole thing, I think we had like 12 people.
And then I think I fired like half of them because I was so sick of editing their work.
So I just started to write for them.
So I just wrote like half the paper.
And I had some ghost names I'd put it under.
So editor at the Dallas Observer, Senate Bill 303 claims to hone in on the protection of minors by regulating the online sale of obscene devices to those under 18.
According to the Texas Penal Code, an obscene device is qualified as a device including a dildo or an artificial vacina.
Good lord.
Designed or marketed as useful primarily for the stimulation of human genital organs.
The bill would make selling and distributing sex toys to a minor or failing to implement an age verification process at the point of sale a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to a year in jail and a fine of $4,000.
The bill also imposes 5,000 civil penalty per offense.
And then you're going to get the tariffs from the Israel-the Israel products.
That's how it's going to go.
Man, Houston is kicking Florida's butt right now.
This one's not over, though.
Florida could make a run here.
Anyone got any action tonight?
if you do and you like houston you're looking pretty good wait what is that I am in Labs raid on Tarkov and need complete silence to hear footsteps.
I don't know what that means.
What does that mean?
Is that a video game reference?
GTA 6.
I've always said I was going to do a Grand Theft Auto stream, didn't I?
One thing I've not set up in this new studio is my gaming things.
I can do games on the computer.
So, like, I've been able to do Roller Coaster Tycoon.
Have we done anything else?
So I haven't set it up where I could do Grand Theft Auto.
If they, when do they come out with Grand Theft Auto 6?
Should I get what is it going to be on?
Like, PS, what are they on?
PS6 if they, when they come out with Grand Theft Auto VI, should I get a PlayStation 6 to play it on?
How much do new gaming systems go for these days?
It used to be like PlayStation 3 was like, or PlayStation 2, I think, was the last PlayStation I had.
PlayStation 2, I think, was $300 when it came out.
Xbox 360 was $300 when it came out.
Should I get one?
Buckbolt is informing me what Tarkov is.
It's a hardcore tactical shooter.
You go into raids, get loot, do tasks, quests, and kill players and AI.
Super fun game.
Really hard and not easy to learn.
Sounds like Doom.
I tried playing Doom.
See, the problem with modern-day games, it's part of the reason why I can't do any modern-day games because they make these games so hard that you can't just pick it up and play it.
That's why I like the classic games.
I can pick up these classic games and I can just play it.
And it's like, I don't, it's easy.
You have to play Doom for like 10 hours just to even know how to play it.
And then you have to play it every day.
If you don't play it for like a week, you're just toast.
It's just like you have to relearn the whole thing in 10 hours again.
But if they do, if they do Grand Theft Auto the way they did the old ones, then it won't be so bad because it's just like all the old controls.
I've never heard of any of these games.
Yeah, I'd like to bring back Halo.
I think it was Halo 3.
Can you play Halo 3 on the computer?
I could see myself playing some Halo 3.
If they do Grand Theft Auto 6, maybe I get a new gaming console to play it.
I see this all over my feed, and I don't know what it is.
The new MLB game.
I guess it's MLB 2K25.
You can come, you can build me a gaming tower.
I do have Age of Empires.
could play age of empires they don't make That's what I'm saying.
The new MLB game, it looks like garbage.
They haven't made a good Major League Baseball game since MVP baseball.
Same thing with the Maddens.
All these new Maddens suck.
The last good Madden game was Madden 2005.
The last good baseball game was MVP Baseball.
That's not my bias because those are the games I was playing in high school.
That's just the fact.
You can play most old games on the PC.
They can't.
Backyard baseball is now on, they now have mobile device backyard baseball.
Did you know that for five bucks, you can get backyard baseball on your mobile?
I guarantee you to this day, nobody could beat me at Madden 2005.
I am unbeatable at Madden 05.
Unbeatable.
I used to win tournaments.
04 was great too, but 05 was a little better.
But I see all these people complaining.
MLB 2K, whatever sucks.
It's like, yeah, it looks like it sucks.
Do you think I, how could I stream Madden 2005?
would that even be possible sims Oh, those are great games.
Sims 2, I think, was the last one I played.
How many Sims are there now?
Wolfenstein 95.
They have a new Wolfenstein on Nintendo Switch.
That's what I need to set up here is my Switch to stream.
I can do that.
I just haven't set it up yet.
I wish there was some way...
I'm sure there is.
I could just log on and we could do like a group and just everybody would be in like a group gaming session.
Is that possible?
Anybody know how to do that?
Through, what's it called?
Steam, I think, right?
Through Steam?
We all get in here and play Steam, and the winner gets a mystery box from Rabbi Schmully.
No, I don't own a Tesla.
Albert, not only was Ken Griffey Jr.'s winning run on Super Nintendo fantastic.
I used to play my cousin in that game.
Oh my gosh, we would hours all-nighters.
Muscles McPhee.
Who are some of those guys?
You had Mussels McPhee.
I remember Muscles McPhee.
Not only was Ken Griffey's winning run on Super Nintendo one of the greatest.
See you, Mr. Nightlinger.
The soundtrack was also top-notch.
I don't know how they put such a great soundtrack on a Super Nintendo game, but they did it with that.
In fact, I think we're going to go out with that.
I'm pretty good.
I'm pretty good at NFL Blitz.
I'm not going to claim I'm unbeatable.
I'm beatable.
What is this?
What does this thing plug into?
This Pandora's box says it has 50,000 games.
What does it plug into?
HDMI?
Okay.
I'll look into it.
but we wouldn't be able to stream.
Where do you find the list?
That probably has blitz on it because it's arcade games.