Terrance Popp, a U.S. Army veteran with 33 years of service and a TBI/stroke from combat, reveals how divorce courts exploit veterans—like Brandon Trudel, jailed for 45 days after his VA disability was illegally seized—while his book The Warriors Way frames family breakdowns as another battlefield. He warns that 60-70% of male suicides (one every five minutes in America) stem from divorce or custody wars, where women weaponize abuse claims and child support drains up to 80% of a man’s income, including federal benefits. Popp’s FOIA-driven crusade targets corrupt judges, but his blunt critiques—like the "cult of the cunt" and a satirical "Dick by the Foot" calculation—spark controversy, blending systemic outrage with divisive rhetoric as he pushes for a $250K documentary fundraiser. [Automatically generated summary]
Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network.
How are you?
Please put a one in the chat if you can hear me.
One in the chat, one in the chat.
So I've been on this.
You guys already know I've been on a health journey.
And I think this last 10 pounds, 10 pounds, and I'm done.
I think it's going to make me, I'm going to complain every day, but every single day, I just want you guys to expect some complaints because I'm not a happy camper.
I'm not.
I'm not.
I'm, I'm pissed off.
I'm crabby.
I miss sugar.
I miss, I'm allowed to have things with like very little sugar in it.
I mean, my rule of thumb is like one to like three grams.
Fruit, fine.
But God, I just miss, oh, I miss dessert.
I had a baking addiction before this and I had to cut it.
I used to just drop off food at the fire departments and I would just drop off whatever I baked.
I'm sure those guys are missing it.
Yeah.
Thank you.
You love the new look.
I did dye my hair.
I did dye my hair red and I got bangs.
I was almost dyed at blonde.
I think I'm going through a midlife crisis.
I think it's too red, to be honest, but I think it'll fade.
So like I wanted to make it redder and I'm like, well, if I don't like it, it fades after a few months.
You like the redder hair?
I did my hair and my eyebrows.
My eyebrows, I think they did a little too dark.
Although, to be fair, to be fair, I think I went, I'd rather like make the mistake and then I can like find the right fit in the future.
You got to take risk in life.
You know, some people go skydiving.
I dyed my hair redder.
You could call me a thug.
You could call me a badass.
It's whatever, you know.
I mean, I don't want to use those words, but I miss when Pearl had a millions of views.
Me too.
It's like, did you need to rub it in?
Did you need to do that to me?
Yeah, I do miss those days.
I had a billion views on this channel.
Isn't that crazy?
One with a B, billion.
If you go to my social blade, there's a day where it's negative a billion.
I swear on my, go to my social blade, it's like 2023 minus a billion because I had to literally delete my whole channel, two years worth of work.
Thank you.
I was going to cover how black men, even when they get into positions of power, they still do ghetto shit.
And I think, I think the Michigan case of that coach really proves this.
Do you know what I mean?
And I was just on a panel.
I was just on a panel the other day.
And they said that I was being racist, right?
And I'm like, you know, and they're saying it's just when black people don't have money when they do ghetto shit.
And I'm like, not really, because I'm not poor.
Like, I hate to break it to you, but I've been in institutions that have high dollar signs, like private high school, private college, private club travel, volleyball, and the ghetto shit follows.
And somehow they can afford the price.
It's not all, not all.
And sometimes the ghetto shit's kind of funny, right?
Sometimes I get a good laugh out of the ghetto shit.
I'm like, that's kind of funny.
But it's still ghetto shit.
And I think the sooner black people can accept their flaws, the sooner, you know, maybe you could work on them.
White people, we accept our flaws.
You know what I mean?
They say, you're racist.
We're like, kind of.
And, you know, and then, you know, they did exploit our wanting to work on that, you know.
White people, like white men, especially, I would, I would give white men simps of the, God, black and Asian.
Oh.
I don't know.
God, all men simp.
So that's a very tough choice.
But I would say white men are the biggest like wife guys.
Black men have baby mamas.
White men have wives.
And there's nobody who will white knight harder than a white guy.
I can talk about Karen's and how, you know, I got a little Karen in me.
I won't lie.
I do complain.
I do.
Like, you know, if the food's not good, I might say something.
You know, I might, I might, I might do it.
I, but I got to know, I'm like, well, because I'm white, I do have Karen in me.
But black people, you guys are the only ones we can't talk about your flaws.
It's really annoying.
I guess women too, to be fair.
But white women, like they're allowed to talk about our flaws, you know, but black, for some reason, I guess black people, you guys get a pass.
It's like, really?
Really?
I'm $2.
Oh, we do.
Okay.
A couple announcements.
So, Doug MPA, if you could put in the Discord group chat, let's see how many people are on the Discord.
Let's see.
And it's kind of cool because if you're in the Discord, you get to talk to me every single day.
So I'll message you guys right before I go live.
Yesterday, I didn't go live because there's a possibility I'm going to launch a perfume brand.
Not perfume, sorry, cologne, the one for men.
And it's going to be called, hypothetically, it would be called, oh my God, I put a picture in the Discord.
It was so funny.
We'll see.
I don't know if I'm going to do this or not.
This is something in the works.
Where?
Oh, my gosh.
Who in the group chat is putting in all these memes?
This is like an absurd amount of memes.
I can't even find the, oh, Hordar.
304 repellent.
Or do you guys want to attract the hoes?
Do you want to repel the hoes or attract them?
Because that's what we were talking about.
I'm like, some of these guys, they might want to talk to them.
They might be like, where the hoes at?
I'm not going to, we don't wife them on this channel.
But I mean, what's wrong with the little hoe?
You know, maybe chlamydia.
Maybe that might.
But, you know, there's, there's cures for that now.
So Auburn definitely is your best look.
Emo sweet.
Is this Auburn?
Would you say?
I don't know.
I think it's a little too bright.
I think on camera it looks really good, but in real life, I'm like, this might have entered the crazy hair color metric.
But, you know, it's, um, it's, uh, I do like the bangs because I have a big forehead.
So that kind of helps.
But yeah, join the Discord.
Doug MPA is going to put a link to it in the group chat.
And you literally every day you get my updates.
If there's store, you could, you could directly impact the show over there.
The next thing, we are raising money for the divorce documentary.
So if you guys want the link to the GoFundMe is in the description.
I'm also going to be giving you guys calls.
I know I did promise this last week, but I had to switch our whole contact system.
It was a whole thing because I wanted to call you guys and I'm like, oh, no, I need to log all their phone numbers.
And then I'm like, let me go into our contact system.
There's issues with.
So I had to switch the contact system.
I updated it all today.
So I'm hoping in the next few days, I've given a few of you calls, but I want to continue the phone calls.
So if you've been subscribed on the Audacity Network, if you've been, if you donated to the divorce documentary, I'll give you directly a phone call and say hello.
What more could you want?
A woman yapping.
You know what I mean?
What more?
It's like the ex-wives aren't yapping anymore.
So now you get me.
Congratulations, fellas.
You're saying it's just right.
Well.
Well, you guys are men.
You guys lie to women.
So I don't know.
It could be either or.
Okay, so today I was going to cover black men doing ghetto shit.
But you see, whenever I lately, I've just gotten A1 collapse.
Amarith went on, and that was the number one OnlyFans model in the United States.
I actually feel bad because Terrence is such a legend.
He doesn't deserve to be next to Amber.
And we have Terrence Pop today who texted me.
I'm talking about a major court case that's coming up.
And I thought it'd be interesting to have him on to talk about it.
And I said, I mean, that's, that's, I mean, this is more breaking and more interesting than me talking about black men doing ghetto shit.
We know black men do ghetto shit.
You know, black women too.
Just like white women do can't.
Someone's got candid Dita for T. G.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
So Terrence Pop, if you guys don't know, he's a veteran and he got completely screwed by the court system.
And to the point, his ex-wife killed his dog.
I mean, I'm like, I don't even like talking about that.
See, I'm too smart.
Do you know what I mean?
I hate when I talk about serious topics and I just smile too much.
It makes it, but it, because that's really sad, but I just have this default.
Like I smile, I can't, I can't undo it.
So you have to forgive me.
But yeah, so he got really screwed.
And he's basically made it his life's mission to save men from suicide because of how badly he got screwed by the court system in the United States.
He was homeless.
His dog died.
He just took L after L after I lost this house.
No offense, Terrence.
Just a lot of L's.
It was like back-to-back L's.
So he takes the L's and he says, I'm going to take two L's and make a W and we're going to save men's lives.
And he saved over 500 men from suicide.
So welcome, the man, the myth, the legend, Terrence Pop.
Woo!
Come on now.
Not a legend.
I'm just a dude, man.
Well, what's more legendary than saving 500 men's lives?
We call only fans models legends.
So you might as well be one.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, we read into the record on our Thursday show our 574th and 575th life saved from suicide using logic reason and comedy.
On my channel with DonkList.com on YouTube, Rumble.
I have over like 2,000 videos plus live streams.
They're like comedy lectures, spoken word.
I cover everything from PTSD, loss of hope, how to find your purpose.
I made one for first responders called The Price of the Uniform because those guys are killing themselves hand over fist.
And I'm just sick and tired of throwing people into the dirt because they're taking a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
I mean, now, granted, it almost got me in 2008.
And if it could get me, it can get anyone.
Because, I mean, I've did 33 years in the military.
I've earned every elite beret that the U.S. Army has to offer.
I've seen three wars.
I was almost killed in two.
And I should legitimately be graveyard dead a minimum of three times, if not eight to nine times, because I played rough.
I did it all for the love of my country.
I got deployed to Iraq at the end of 03 and came home wounded.
I got blown up, you know, had a TBI, had a stroke.
I mean, it was a bad deal.
While I was recovering, I got the I'm not happy speech from my now ex-wife, which activated the Bermuda triangle of the vagina.
And whole lives and careers get sucked into that thing, never to be seen again.
And in the process, my life got country songed, lost the house, car, killed my dog, you know, the whole deal.
I was able to recover mainly because a good friend of mine, a former commander, self-deleted at the Holly National Cemetery, put his dress blues on, went there and ate his gun.
And the scary part is, I was planning to do the exact same thing four or five days after.
And I wound up running his funeral and seeing how much it impacted all of his friends, family, and acquaintances.
And I was like, I'm not doing that.
And I knew this guy well.
He was my platoon leader for about a year and a half.
And he was one of those officers that you he was not good at the time.
And you know that when the brigade commander and the company commander are at your office saying, hey, Sarah Pop, we got this new officer, but yeah, he's a little rough around the edges.
And I fixed this guy and we were really good friends.
And right before, the day before he did what he did, he came and saw me at my office and spent half a day with me.
And he was making his last goodbyes.
And I didn't see it.
And I will bear that cross the rest of my life.
So that's where we are.
And that is my motivation.
And, you know, I wasn't really anticipating being so successful.
It's, you know, stopping suicide as I have been.
Because I do comedy lectures.
It's not stand-up comedy.
I'm trying to do that, but that's a whole different tempo.
And it's just absolutely traffic, tragic.
And it is a major problem, you know, male suicide.
I challenge anyone in your audience to say they don't know anyone that hasn't self-deleted.
And a lot of these suicides are related to how men are treated by the divorce industry.
Do the women ever show remorse at these funerals?
No.
That's crazy.
I mean, some of them, like, you know, women, like, you know, women, you're a woman.
Women can whip up tears.
Okay.
It's the lubricant of, you know, sympathy.
And they do it on, you know, so there is what it is.
I mean, I could tell when they mean it and they don't.
I've, I quit counting the funerals I ran at 100.
It's really depressing.
I've seen it all.
I've seen families fight over the flag.
And that's why when I ran a funeral, I usually had two flags.
And I would, especially if they were divorced, I would fold two flags and one would go to the mother, one would go to the father.
And I usually paid for that out of pocket.
It's not a big deal.
You know, at the end of the day, you're going to stand before the man.
And when you, you know, leave this mortal coil.
And I don't want to have any of those black marks.
I mean, I have enough already.
I know I'm probably going to get a walkthrough in hell, but I'm cool with it.
It is what it is.
Now, today I got some really good news from a guy who has been a guest on my show.
His name is Brandon.
And he filed a federal lawsuit against the judge and all of the personnel for the friend of the court.
And it hasn't been served yet.
It's being served by U.S. Marshals because it's a federal lawsuit.
Normally, federal marshals don't usually serve these.
Now, he served this law.
He filed this lawsuit on the 5th of December.
And he was notified by the clerk of the court on the 9th of December that this was getting picked up.
Now, I have had to deal with legal bullshit for a long time.
And I'm familiar, like government pretty much shuts down from December 1st to January 15th.
Nobody does anything.
It's a game of thumb up the ass, and they just play the game of Switch, and they stall.
They work half days, nothing gets done.
So I was shocked.
I was literally shocked.
And when I looked at the lawsuit, all right, there are federal laws out there that protect veteran disability.
I mean, when I got wounded, I got blown up in a Humvee.
It was 20 to 40 kilograms of boom putty that detonated eight feet off of the front right bumper.
And it gave me a major blast injury, a TBI, and then resulting in a stroke, which I suffer with neurological issues and all that stuff now.
I mean, it's never going to go away.
I just have to deal with it.
A lot of men raised their hand, wrote that blank check to the government up into including their life, and in my case, my immortal soul.
And they come back, they get to, I'm not happy, and their life gets absolutely ruined.
And all of these state judges, all of the friend of the courts, this is not an isolated incident.
This is happening in every state and every county in the nation because the VA disability is one of their main cash cows, despite the fact that it's because the veterans get disability.
Yes.
And it is specifically, you know, it shouldn't be touched.
It shouldn't be touched, but yet they do it anyway.
Now, this particular individual's name is Brandon.
Not going to give his last name.
This lawsuit is in PACER.
All right.
So if you can look it up for yourself, and it is against, hang on.
Well, it's in PACER.
So I'll use his name and the judge's name.
His name is Brandon Trudel.
And the judge is Judge Scott Williams in the, I think it's the 94th district in Michigan.
Okay.
Okay.
Now, the backstory is this.
All right.
You can't touch a veteran's disability.
So Ogama County, their friend of the court people contacted the VA and said, hey, yeah, we want to impound some of his disability.
And they said, you can't pound sand.
It's not going to happen.
Because you can take people's money.
You can take it from their paycheck, but you can't take it from disability.
You cannot.
It is protected by federal law.
When you get screwed up like that, they give you money to live because a lot of guys, if you're 100% permanent in total, you can't really support yourself.
So they give you this money.
And the state's like, well, we're going to call that income, despite the fact that it's specifically protected against that.
It's protected from child support, alimony, anything.
But for some reason, all of the friend of the courts across all states and all counties do this on the regular because it's a cash cow.
Now, you can look it up.
And no one's ever filed a lawsuit before.
No, people have filed lawsuits.
There's a couple waiting at SCOTUS.
But the thing is, if you're a veteran and you're getting screwed over and they're taking your disability's income, you know, send us an email to redonculus12gmail.com and we can send you a copy of the lawsuit that we have in PDF form.
And you can structure it and use the laws and the case precedents to file your own lawsuit against your judge and what have you.
Now, in this particular individual's case, when the VA said, no, we're not giving you the money.
Well, they said, well, okay, well, we're going to impound it anyway.
And we're going to just say, hey, you're not paying your child support.
We know how much money you're supposed to be getting because, you know, if you're 100%, you have a wife and two kids, there's like a chart.
It's like right around $4,500 a month.
And they're like, we want half of that.
And he's like, well, I'm not doing it.
Okay, boom.
45 days in jail.
They threw him in jail for 45 days because he wouldn't give up money.
He doesn't have to give up because it's protected by federal law.
Now, the states have to follow a supremacy clause, meaning the federal laws take precedence.
And this is taking place all over the country.
And if you look, I was looking at the 2010 homeless veteran statistics.
It was 18%.
Wow.
I don't think it's that high now, but in 2010, it was 18%.
Holy shit.
And I can guarantee you a lot of those guys were living in the street because the state was taking their VA disability, taking their chunk of the money, and the veteran's not getting it.
And he has to live in the street.
And of course, they're going to say, well, that's unconstitutional.
They're not supposed to be.
It's straight up unconstitutional.
And so this is the first lawsuit that's like made it to the next round.
This is what you're saying.
Well, this is one of the few that has made it into the system.
Okay.
Into the PACER system.
Now, I believe the rumor is, is there's some criminal allegations as well.
And, you know, I've noticed a weird phenomena in my travels.
You have the white trash and you have the rednecks.
And somewhere in between there, when they merge, you get this phenomenon called red trash.
And that's where people like bang their sisters and cousins and they eat roadkill.
It is horrible.
But I think that's what's going on up there in Ogama County.
And, you know, it is what it is.
Because, you know, there's a lot of, what's the word he was saying here? conflict of interest going on.
Meaning, you have individuals working at law firms outside the court, but yet when one of them becomes a magistrate or a judge and the other one shows up in front as an attorney, they were working at a law firm or and they probably still are on the shingle over the door.
It is a complete bullshit game.
All right.
And the thing is, this is going on on a massive basis.
They're weaponizing a father's love for his children into an industry en masse.
And it is literally causing men to self-delete, you know, in droves.
Hang on, I got to adjust my camera here.
It's all jacked up.
And nobody's doing anything about it.
Now, he's actually, when he filed this complaint, he's asking for a jury trial, which this needs to get in front of a jury because you need to get the discovery.
You want to get all of the nitty-gritty going on in the background.
All right.
Now, of course, this is probably going to make it into the federal system.
The judge is going to appeal, and it'll probably wind up having to go to SCODIS.
Now, SCODIS has a really bad track record of seeing individual cases like this, especially pro se.
But the thing is, if we can get this equation for this lawsuit out into the mainstream, so we can get thousands of more lawsuits just like it, they will have no option but to rule on it.
And for instance, this starts off with three basic questions: whether state judges are bound by Uniform Service Former Spouse Protection Act.
Basically, do they have to cover disposable retired income?
Meaning, if you retire as like if I retired, I retired as a first sergeant, my retirement pay is roughly somewhere between $4,000 and $5,000.
And then they can figure out out of that how much they can take for child support.
But the disability is protected, so they can't do that division.
They're asking the federal court to answer that question.
They're also asking, are judges bound by the Veterans Judicial Review Act from 1988, pursuant to Article 1, Section 3 of the Constitution, thereby required to obey the complete federal preemption expression in plain text in the positive law, 38 U.S.C. Section 511.
All right.
And then they want to answer the question: if the defendants are personally liable, jointly and Severely in the individual capacity, for the violation of 10 USC section 1408 and 13 USC section 511, in the complete absence of all jurisdiction on subject matter of positive law.
10 article 38, meaning this is a federal law protected by.
You know, the disability is protected by federal law.
It's not up to the states to screw with it.
And if they do, are they personally liable for doing this?
Which, if they answer that question in the affirmative, the divorce industry, as we know it, will come to a screeching point.
Oh, because so many judges are going to get sued.
Yeah, every single judge has fucked over a veteran with this bullshit.
And listen, if you're not a veteran and you're divorced and you got screwed over in court, it is what it is.
But the thing is, is in this particular guy's case, he was awarded 50-50 custody.
And, you know, I'm still trying to get through the nitty-gritty of this, but he was thrown in jail for 45 days and they screwed with that because they want that money.
They want to get that Title 4D money, which pays in front of the court their salaries.
Oh, okay.
So the Title 4D money goes to the judges.
Title 4D money reimburses in some instances, dollar for dollar, how much is expended to collect this child support.
So, for instance, they collect, you know, $50 million with the child support.
The government cuts the county a check for $50 million for their efforts for collecting that child support.
And there's service fees in there and so forth.
And don't get me into the arrearages because that is absolute crap.
You know, people are falling behind in child support.
And there's states out there charging 9%, 10, 17% interest on money that isn't paid.
And some of these guys have arrearages that are so great they'll never get paid off.
And while I was homeless, I talked to an architect who was literally homeless and he owed so much back child support.
There was no possible way he could ever get out of the hole because they suspended his driver's license, his license to work his profession.
And this guy would turn himself into jail.
I believe it was Wayne County every winter.
He would spend 90 days because that's usually how long they can keep you.
And they would let you out in the spring.
And he's probably dead now because that was about a decade, almost two decades ago.
So, yeah.
And this, this is going on in mass to all men.
Yeah.
And a lot of men out there are homeless because of the divorce industry.
When will we hear back?
Like when, like, what date will we know if it's going to get a jury trial?
Well, it has to go all.
They're going to appeal it.
They're going to do their legal dances, hoping that, you know, it just goes away.
It's going to have to go to SCODIS.
And if SCODIS says, yeah, you know, they have the states have to follow federal law, which it's common sense because the states have the supremacy, I mean, the supremacy clause.
They have to follow it.
And this is just ridiculous.
So do you think that's what it'll say?
Or could you see them maybe just saying, no, they don't have to follow it?
Well, if the SCODIS rules on it, I mean, it's cut and dry for the most part.
Okay.
You have to listen.
So you're pretty sure this will keep going.
I hope so.
I hope so.
And there's enough here to go after the judge with the judicial review board.
And this funny games they're doing, they can, you know, if he wants to really get medieval, he can do a FOIA request for all divorce cases that went before this judge, interview all of the people that got screwed over by this judge and have them all file complaints against the judge.
Now, you know, one or two, most judges get like a couple dozen complaints a year and they just ignore them.
But if the judge has been on the bench long enough and there are hundreds, if not thousands of these complaints, they can ignore that.
And then you can take all of those complaints, hand them to the judge, incoming judge that's running against this guy in the election, and tell the judge, we did it to him and we could do it to you.
Because it's hard to ignore that many complaints.
All right.
That is just my personal opinion.
But, you know, the thing is, is we need to get men in numbers to file these lawsuits.
We would love to get any attorneys out there willing to work pro se for the veterans out there and the men out there as well, because men can file similar lawsuits as well.
Because the system is corrupt.
Men aren't getting married.
Men are not interacting with women.
And there's not enough children being born to sustain our country.
It is going to collapse.
So at some point, you know, they're going to have to get, they're going to have to shit or get off the pot.
How, do you foresee there ever being like change in the system in your lifetime?
Well, I mean, that's pretty much all I live for now.
Like, I lost my home.
I don't have a home.
I mean, I have a house I live in, but my home is where the heart is.
My heart was with my children.
I lost them in divorce.
That's gone.
I have no family.
And I'm the guy out there just in the trenches, pulling guys back in who are being crushed by the system, trying to help them recuperate and get, you know, get moving.
Yeah.
And so I hope I could see some change in my lifetime.
And, you know, I'm on the 65 and out plan.
I got like another eight years to go.
So we'll see how that works out.
What's the 65 and out plan?
Well, I'm not planning on living much past 65.
Now, I'm not going to self-delete or anything, but I played hard.
You know, I've went to the well one too many times.
This meat suit is hanging on by a rope made of toilet paper, and that toilet paper is wet.
So I'm just not expecting it to go much faster.
Are you sick or something?
No, not really.
It's pretty healthy.
Well, the thing is, you know, most of the guys who served in the military during Vietnam and beyond have their life expectancy drastically reduced.
I mean, I was blown up.
I have been injured multiple times.
You know, I've had all of the crazy vaccines.
I've been exposed to the burn pits, you know, all kinds of just hazardous areas and what have you.
You're going to live to be 90.
It's a vibe.
Well, we'll see.
My grandpa lived to be 90, and he had the same vibe.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
Well, if I keep my health, that'll be good.
But, you know.
So, okay.
If you had, could you tell them what you were telling me earlier?
If you had unlimited funds, how you would attack the system.
Okay.
Now, this is just me speaking here.
I'm an evil genius, and I spend most of my time plotting how to take over the world.
It's a massive flow chart, and it changes every day.
And the main thing is you have to shoot the Pope.
I know that's horrible to say, but that's just the center part of like the actual Pope.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Fuck that guy.
Wait, what?
Okay.
I disavow.
I'm just saying.
I'm just saying.
I want to live past 60%.
Now, I'm not going to actually do that, but it's just part of the flowchart.
Now, if I was to win the lotto and say I got like $500 million, this is what I would do with that.
I'm 57.
What am I going to do with that kind of money?
I mean, my chick chasing days are over.
My Johnson's parked in the garage, retired up on Jack Stands.
He's done.
I really don't have anything to spend money on other than to recruit and, you know, train an army of lawyers and then systematically organize a bunch of men in various counties to absolutely destroy the system administratively.
I mean, it's all fun and games until you show up with an army.
So, for instance, I got screwed over in Macon County, Michigan.
If I had that kind of money, I would hire a bunch of attorneys.
I would file a bunch of FOIA requests.
I would get the case numbers.
And then I would have those guys show up, two, 300, and every one of them filing a FOIA request.
And then I have an attorney right there saying, we will see you in federal court in 20.
We're going to file a federal lawsuit in 21 days.
You have 21 days to respond.
Don't accept any stalling or any bullshit.
And you would literally crush the system.
They would have to spend all their time responding to these FOIA requests.
Who's the number one judge?
Who would you start with?
The judge that did your case?
Well, the judge who did my case, I think he's dying of ALS.
Too bad, but, you know, because it's been 20 years.
Yeah.
You know, almost 20 years.
But, you know, that, and then, you know, have four or five teams of attorneys show up and represent some of these guys, get divorced, file nothing but federal lawsuits against the county.
Because, look, you should, you have a constitutional right to be involved in your children's lives.
I mean, it should be automatic that you get 50-50 custody of your child right off the bat.
I mean, it's no fault divorce, but it's always someone's fault when it comes to custody.
Yeah, it's that's what the person, I think he said he was a lawyer in a super chat earlier.
Attorneys won't participate.
They're controlled by the government.
Their livelihood depends on the judges.
Well, that's why he said he'd need like $500 million because you'd have to get the funding from somewhere else, right?
What he's saying is absolutely correct.
The judges that work in, like, for instance, there's a tri-county area and the judges and the attorneys, they travel around.
But if I could get attorneys from another state, get them licensed, you know, in the other state, they have no skin in the game.
And they're federal attorneys.
Oh, I see.
Okay.
And federal court is not like the state circus that they have going on.
Because in state court, everyone knows each other and you file.
And like, for instance, I wanted more time with my children when they were younger.
And I fought tooth and nail.
I had to have my ex-wife in court roughly every 25 to 28 days for almost two years.
It was a war of attrition.
And it finally came down to the point where the judge is like, if I see you in the court again, you're going in for contempt of court.
And I'm like, okay, let's do that.
I am on active duty now.
The JAG is going to show up and ask a whole boatload of goddamn questions that I was thrown in court because I am following the procedures.
There's going to be nothing but headaches and problems from there.
Because my commander had my back 100%.
And he's like, okay, let's go back in the chambers.
And he goes, you're not content with the standard agreement, which is every other weekend.
96 hours a month of father does not make.
All right.
With the standard agreement with your kids, your chances of having them grow up to be productive citizens go radically, radically down.
It's similar to single mothers raising children.
It's just not quite as bad.
I don't remember the studies, but they're out there.
And I got three weekends, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and I got to take them to school on Monday.
So it's roughly 12 and a half days a month plus holidays and stuff.
So it was really close to 50-50.
Got my child support adjusted.
And then I got PCS, transferred to New York, and I couldn't do the three weekends a month.
I could only do two weekends a month.
And I wound up driving 571 miles one way twice a month for five and a half years.
Wow.
Yeah.
I ran, I drove two cars into the ground, had to donate plasma to afford it.
Have your kids seen your stuff?
I don't know.
They don't really talk to me anymore.
Their mother turned them against me and, you know, the feminist schools and I'm a toxic male and what have you.
Even though I'm just a standard dude.
Yeah.
I guess I am a manly man because of my military service.
You know, and while I was in the National Guard between wars, I did compete as a professional fighter.
I mean, I've done it all in my life, really, which I don't have a lot of money, but when you leave this world, all of that money and wealth is not going with you.
But the experiences you have done and the lessons you have learned, they go with you.
And I would say I'm rich in that regards.
In fact, I wrote a whole book about it, The Warriors Way.
I read it actually, guys.
Yeah, it's on Amazon.
It's got a five-star review.
And it's written for The Grunt, the guy with the 10th to 12th grade education.
There's a bunch of life lessons in there and war lessons.
But life is war, and so is divorce.
And I've spent so much time in the military and at war.
That's really much how I think now.
And there's no going back.
Well, it'd be cool if maybe one day, who knows?
Maybe we can raise the money so you can make their lives hell.
It'd be fun to watch.
We could cover it here.
You never know.
You never know.
Yeah, well, you know, I really don't have a lot of joy left in my life other than putting numbers on the board of life saved.
And every time somebody sends in their story, you know, I'm elated.
So, I mean, that's.
What's the craziest story that you've heard?
Well, we had a guy.
Yeah, go ahead.
This is the best one.
Well, the one we just read was at 574 on Thursday was very tragic.
He was from Uruguay, which is a country in South America.
But one of the ones that will always stick with me was a guy who had had enough.
He went and bought a bottle of whiskey and he had his pistol.
He was sitting on this couch.
He was like, when this whiskey is empty, I am done.
And he was watching YouTube.
And one of my videos came up and he started laughing.
And he went to my channel and he just kept watching videos the rest of the night.
And then he just said, you know what?
This is a bad plan.
And he sent in that story.
And that was very touching.
And it was, it was like the universe is like, you know, we might need this guy.
So, yeah, here we go.
Do you think that the system has gotten better in any way?
No, I don't think so.
I mean, you hear stories about, yeah, something like that.
Like the Kentucky, like, you know, well, the Kentucky example, the 50-50 custody, the divorce rates have gone down.
So, but that's fairly recent, and I am not holding my breath if that's going to be a permanent thing because the cult of the cunt is going to screw with that.
Because in today's day and age, women have more rights to murder their children than a father has to father his own children.
Yeah, that's true.
Yeah.
That is horrible.
I was just wondering if, because you've been doing this how long?
Like 10, 20 years?
Since 2000 and the end of 2008, we filmed Purple Heart's Final Beat, which is a soldier suicide video, and YouTube age-restricted it on our channel.
But you can download it and put it on your channels, and it will not be age-restricted for some reason.
So by all means, Purple Heart's final beat, go watch it, download it if you want, put it on your own channel.
We're not going to copyright strike you or anything.
We don't play those silly games.
And I'm in this to save lives.
I don't make a lot of money doing this.
I'm literally operating on a shoestring budget because there is no money in hope.
There's no money and hope.
No.
Yeah.
And we run redonculus.com, which is hope through comedy.
I'm going to take a second to read the super chats really quick.
Auburn's definitely your best look.
Super sticker.
Can you shout out Sumo Dog?
It's Sweez's dog, Sumo Bear.
He's a real dog.
Sweeze is his owner and friend.
Okay.
Shout out Sumo Dog.
Pearl, I'm a former lawyer.
I have a popular Facebook page, and I focus on family court as a victim.
How can I get on your show?
Thanks so much.
Roman, have you heard of this guy?
I have not.
If you're an attorney, contact us on redonculus12, gmail.com, R-E-D-O-N-K-U-L-A-S dot com or 12.com.
Gmail.com.
Oh, man.
What's wrong with me?
Yeah, you're okay.
A bit of support for Pearl and YouTube gets their due.
Just finished swimming around Key West.
Good to see a live stream.
Thanks, Pearl.
MW77 became a YouTube member.
What do you think of these lawyers coming onto YouTube?
So you'll see like there's like, what's his name?
Sexton is one.
Lead attorney is another.
And they're kind of cultivating YouTube followings.
Do you think that like every single lawyer is a part of this or has made men's lives hell in some way?
Yes, yes.
Listen, there's a reason why abuse, you know, child abuse or, you know, spousal abuse is the silver bullet in divorce court.
They literally will accuse their soon-to-be ex of any type of abuse, and he loses his, you know, Second Amendment rights.
He'll lose the house.
He'll be evicted from the home.
If he has one car, she's going to wind up getting it.
Effectively, the silver bullet makes a man homeless and penniless.
And if you work where you need to carry a firearm, you'll lose your job.
And they do this on the regular.
And this is another thing I would do if I had 500 million.
I would look for the prominent attorneys in the county.
I would FOIL request all of the cases that had acts.
They had touched or worked on.
And then I would just do a simple statistical analysis of how many were accusations of abuse against the other party.
And after a certain amount, I would go after their license.
And so you can request any court case.
You can do a FOIA request.
I've done a few of them.
They get kind of squirrely if you try to get into the details.
And then you have to file a federal lawsuit or threaten a federal lawsuit to get them to move.
So yeah, there's things that can be done.
But the system is broken.
And again, the Western world is going to collapse because of this.
And it's the cult of the cunt that's behind all of these laws that are punishing men.
And it doesn't matter what color you are.
All you got to do is have testicles in a gear shift.
You walk into family court, you're automatically a loser.
And the stats on custody, you know, 85% of the time, the mother's going to get custody of that kid.
But here's the part I've noticed because I sat in on quite a few divorces.
7% of that 15% where the guy got custody of those kids, the mother didn't even show up in court.
So he won on default.
Wow.
So if you back that out, it's like, I don't know, 6% of the time the man will get custody of his kids.
At what point is this a sexual discrimination federal lawsuit?
Well, you know, this is actually a really good case for why you should have a kid with a crackhead.
But even that's not a guarantee.
I've seen women with three or four convictions for prostitution, women who just came out of rehab for drugs, you know, all of that crap still getting custody of those kids.
Yeah.
Well, I met a, I've met a lot of fans over the years, and the best one, the one who had the best situation I found was a guy who had a kid with a crackhead.
And I was like, it's not a bad strategy because they don't really want the kids.
Yeah, but you could have no clue.
I'm not, I'm not, I'm kind of kidding, but not all.
You're not wrong.
You're not wrong.
He's like, yeah, I got custody.
And he's like, she didn't even want it.
She went off with the new guy.
And I was like, he's like, if you could get the kid, like, not autistic or whatever the hell crack does to it.
Fetal alcohol syndrome.
Yeah, whatever.
If you can get, I'm like, is your kid good?
He's like a little autistic, but not bad.
Correct.
But he said it was just a little.
So it's not like he's functional and stuff.
So I was like, all right.
Pringles can pop.
Yeah, that's one of the guys who watches my show telling the story of the Pringles can.
I can't really tell it on your show.
It's quite vile and horrible.
100% of homeless men.
What percent of the homeless do you think it's because of family court?
Because when I was in London, I lived next to a homeless shelter.
And I asked one of the people that ran it if like a good portion of them were from like divorce or family court.
And they didn't seem to think it was, which I was kind of surprised by.
I thought they said it was mostly drugs, which are kind of checkout because they were all crack.
A lot definitely aren't drugs.
When they take so much money away from you, you become a wage slave and you can't live.
Because the way the world is set up now, at least here in America, you got to have two incomes to get by.
Now, imagine you have one income and somebody's taking half of that away.
How are you supposed to live?
Yeah, you can't.
And then you wind up on the streets and then, you know, fuck it.
People say, you know what?
You know, I'm done.
And they do the slow drink alcohol, take drugs until your life ends, which is a slow suicide, in my opinion.
What percent of men do you think get zeroed out?
Like, if you have 100 men, which one, like, how many are going to be fine and how many are going to go through something like this?
That's a real hard answer.
I don't really have the statistics on that other than in America, a man is committing suicide every five minutes.
Oh, wow.
And I would say 60 to 70% of them have some form of divorce or contact with family court.
Because, I mean, when I did secondclasscitizen.org, which is a nonprofit I operate redoncunder, I had some statistics on Purple Heart's final beat.
And combat soldiers that I knew, 90% of them would be divorced when they returned home within five years.
And all of the divorces, I mean, all of the suicides that I researched, 60% of them had contact with a family court or a failed relationship.
And a failed relationship, usually you're going to wind up paying child support.
And they can get really medieval here because they'll say, oh, well, child support can only take 40% or 50% of your disposable income.
And then you got the Alice isn't horny anymore money.
And then you have the medical, you know, insurance and then the dental.
And it could literally go all the way up to, I've seen, you know, 60%, 70, 80% of a dude's pay.
And of course, he's homeless.
You cannot live on that.
Yeah.
Yeah, of course.
Can they take TDIU pay from a divorce veteran?
Also, guys, if you do have questions for Terrence, literally, there's no one that knows more about this stuff than Terrence.
Like he is the expert.
So if you do have questions, I would send them.
Even if they're just a comment, I'll read it.
Yeah, well, I mean, they, I mean, of course, they can take whatever they want because if they approach the VA, because they're like, what's your disability?
They're like, I don't have to tell you.
Well, they're like, well, we're going to assume it's 100%.
You got a wife, you know, and you have got two kids.
They go right to the table.
Boom, boom, boom, $4,300 a month.
We're taking half of that.
Oh, you're not giving it to us?
Fine.
We're going to impound it.
And then we're going to file.
You're going to get a motion or a warrant for not paying.
And once it goes over $5,000 in most states, you can go to big boy, pound you in the ass prison.
This is serious shit.
Here's another thing.
I am shocked with how unfair the system is and the amount of men who are getting thrown into the street by this.
I do not know why some of these men say, fuck it.
I'm homeless.
I'm taking somebody with me.
I am shocked that it's not happening more now.
I literally am.
Like when I finished my divorce, I was walking out of the courthouse with my attorney, and I was hysterically laughing because that's how I handle stuff.
And he's like, what the fuck are you laughing at?
And I look at him and I go, I am shocked to my core that there isn't a barricaded gunman across the street 24-7, 365.
And I swear to you, I'm probably going to film a comedy sketch about that because, I mean, it's getting to the point where it is getting, it is getting that horrible.
Yeah, I've seen it because I follow like a true crime podcast.
And it's like every other murder case when the wife gets murdered.
It's like family court.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, they never, they never like really directly say that she's terrorizing the guy, but it's like very obvious.
Like, I remember when I was getting read the Riot Act when I was going through my divorce, in my mind, I'm like, huh, well, you got to leave this building.
Probably park across at the structure.
That building over there can get access to that roof.
Hmm, things could happen, and then I'm like, no, no, let's not do that.
I have a guy friend that said that he never had kids because he would kill his wife if she tried to take him.
Yeah, he said he said I'd kill her.
Listen, this is serious business.
Yeah, a lot of guys get suicidal because they lose their children, they lose their purpose.
You take a purpose away from a man, he's a rudderless boat.
What do you think?
Um, so if a guy wants to have a kid, how would you recommend he does it?
I cannot recommend that in this time at this time.
Yeah, but you know, there's guys that want kids anyway.
I listen, I understand, I get it, but you got no strategy for them.
No, I'm not that guy.
I'm not going to tell you passports or anything like that.
Listen, I screwed up.
Okay, I went to the horror tree, I shook it, and I expected a wife to fall out.
And you know, I screwed my life up.
So that's on me.
And I'm using that experience to help the young men out there to not make that same mistake.
And the really shitty part is you can go to the wife tree now, shake it, and 70 to 80 percent of what falls out of it are whores.
Yeah, well, even the wife tree, I mean, that means she's a wife right now.
Does it mean she'll be a wife?
And I mean, I've seen, I mean, that was for me, that was a really black pilling part.
Was I would interview women that I would say made like I would say were better than me in every single way in terms of their life choices.
Like they married super young, they're really religious.
They like on paper, I'm like, wow, they seem like they like.
If I was a guy, I would see zero red flags here.
And like, one of the worst divorce stories I saw was like an Orthodox Christian woman.
Do you know how terrible those Orthodox masses are?
You gotta have a different level of patience to sit through those.
No, thank you.
It's yeah, it's like, and I'm like, yeah, so I'm like, he goes to the Latin Mass, the Orthodox Mass, and still whores come out.
So my guy, the guys are cooked.
They got nothing.
You could even like, you could get a virgin.
One of the one guy emailed me and said he got a girl that was a virgin and homeschooled.
What more does he?
What more did he ask for?
Look what happened to Steven Crowder.
I don't think she was a virgin, though.
Listen, it doesn't matter.
Come on.
But the thing is, you know, like, like Naggy Beard, you know, what's his name?
He was on the Daily Wire show, the guy with the beard.
I remember his name.
Matt Walsh.
Yeah, Matt Walsh, Naggy Beard.
You got Ben Shapiro and the other individuals.
I remember I was watching the show.
They're all sitting around cigars saying, oh, men are weak for not getting married.
Men are not men until they get married, blah, blah, blah.
And I hate that when like, well, you're not a real man.
I jumped into fucking combat.
God damn it.
I led men in battle.
That is about as manly as it fucking gets.
And don't you dare preach to me that I'm not a man because I'm not getting fucking married.
Take some sand, mix it with some oil, and pound it right up your goddamn ass.
Yeah.
It's fucking aggravating.
I'm going to bring up one of my co-hosts, Doug MPA.
He's a fan.
He wanted to ask a few questions.
Bring it all.
Doug MPA, welcome to the show.
Hey, how's it going, y'all?
What's up, brother?
So who she said about the whole kids thing?
That was me.
That was like, so I wasn't going to say it.
You know what I mean?
You know, I'll say it.
So, um, because I'm in my mid-40s.
I don't have any children.
I don't fear anything.
I've done everything I needed to do in life.
I'm focused on what I want to do.
And, you know, I consider that a very luxurious position.
And I don't have any children.
And I'm not having children because of what Pearl said.
I fear nothing but God and co-parenting.
Right?
And so I think the risk is too great because if I were to be married to a woman and have children and she would do the I'm not happy conversation and take my kids.
And then, you know, I'm black.
So it's crushing, man.
Not only would she take my kids, but she would be in an apartment and have Glocktavius move in and be around my kids.
Yeah, I'm a part-time dad paying child support.
I'll put a girl in the ground.
I get it.
I'm not even lying.
So, like, I don't even want to take the risk.
Like, to not lose in this game, I'm willing to not play.
Good.
Do you have any idea how painful that is?
To get your heart ripped out through your asshole.
Then you have to pay for the roof of your ex-wife as she installs the revolving door in the front and back of the house for the conga line of cocks that are going to come through there.
And they can legally spend more time with your own children than you can.
That is such a fucked up situation.
And I had to deal with that.
I literally did.
And I treated my kids beautifully.
They never wanted for anything.
I did everything I could to spend as much time as I could with them.
And they literally just one day said, they just quit talking to me.
Dang.
So this is what's going to happen.
I'm not going to leave them anything in my will when I die.
They're done.
And listen, you know, the real world is brutal.
And it will catch up with them.
It catches up with everyone.
That's all I can really do.
Why do you think that it's like the whole Brian McKnight thing?
So his two sons were just degenerates, right?
Yeah.
And he just walked away from them.
And they give him all sorts of hell.
Like it's his fault that his sons were degenerates.
I say he has a right to walk away from his kids.
His kids hate you.
And especially his kids are making a career out of being his opposition, out of being opposition.
Yeah.
So like a man has a right to walk away from his children, but why are father?
I just hope that one day mothers are judged as harshly as fathers.
We know that's never going to happen.
But why is that so?
Why is a man not does not have the ability to walk away from his children when his children are blatantly enemies to the man?
Well, here's the thing is a man can only take so much before something breaks inside.
And once that happens, there's no going back.
Men are really good at putting up walls.
And here's another thing.
While I was going, you know, sitting when I was homeless, I spent a lot of time in divorce courts because I want to know my enemy.
I'm a soldier.
That's how I roll.
And a lot of these women are bitching like, oh, their father doesn't come around.
Because men, to survive mentally, they have to put up a wall.
And unfortunately, the kids wind up on the wrong side of the wall.
And it's just basic psychological survival.
And there's, and people badmouth the guy all they want.
But the women literally spent years driving the father off.
And then they bitch about it when they do it.
It's the same thing with the Democrats.
They create a whole bunch of problems and then they bitch about the problems that they created.
Yeah.
Because Democrats are run by the cult of the cunt.
My virgin wife divorced me and gave up our adult children after 35 years.
They told her they don't want anything to do with her new boyfriend.
Her response was to tell them not to come around.
And it's crazy because they say we're the nurturing gender, but I don't think I've ever seen a woman that like liked her kids.
I'm going to be honest.
I think 90% of women do not like their children.
They just like the attention the kids get them.
I agree that I don't know.
90%.
I just don't.
I think I've met like one, maybe two women in my life that like actually had selfless love towards their kids, where most dads have that.
Like most dads love their kids more than they love themselves.
Hey, Pearl, salute to the troop here on the panel.
Thank you for your service.
I retired.
Army 2017.
Pearl, I DM'd you on IG for that OP.
Opportunity.
No, OP.
Oh, oh, there's a space.
Okay.
Opportunity.
I'd be honored to learn from you.
Which opportunity?
You got to remind me which one.
But okay.
Sorry.
I didn't mean to interrupt you.
What did you say, Terrence?
I broke my train of thoughts.
I have a conundrum for Terrence Pop.
So more guys want to have children than women.
I honestly believe that, right?
So they still say that the best environment to raise a child is in a marriage.
And so I say this because you see these single mothers by choice, the scum of the earth.
There's nothing worse than a woman who will get IVF or get intimidated and the child will never have a father.
That's like the scummiest thing to do, right?
And so, but then I think it would be bad if a man did that too.
Like, like if a man wants children, would you suggest that a guy does it by himself?
Or should he at least try getting married?
Because I think it's selfish on both sides.
You're still, I know single fathers have better outcomes, but you're still putting into advantage, right?
What do you think about that?
Well, I mean, I talk to a lot of young guys, and usually I'll be like, look, if you want to do it, just do it once.
If it doesn't work out, at least you know, you tried.
Yeah.
There's guys out there get married three, four, five times.
They'll never quit.
Yeah.
Like, how many times you got to get your cinnamon ring bashed in before you learn the fucking lesson?
And another thing, men and women love differently.
Like, for a woman, love is a sick acronym for lots of vicious entertainment.
Because I've seen women play yo-yo with their kids just to torment the father.
It is vicious shit.
A man will love his family to the point where he will really, he will literally die for them.
He will go down the stairs with the 12 gauge to go against whoever's in the house doing what they're doing, fully knowing that he might not come back.
Women don't do that.
And women have a sick thing.
They could flip a switch in their head and just turn off whatever emotions that they thought they had for their significant other and even their children in some cases.
It's terrible.
Most cases, I don't die on this hill.
Women don't like their kids.
I'll die on this hill.
The thing is, it's like women will destroy their family for so-called happiness, and a man will sacrifice his life to make his family happy.
I think a single dad would actually have the kids turn out better because I really think moms ruin the kids.
I mean, I don't, the research may say whatever, but I think 100% of the women that I knew growing up would have been better off without their mothers.
And I'm just being honest.
Like, I don't really see there's one I'm saying, like, out of my five closest friends growing up, there's one where I think the mom had a positive impact.
One, so I personally wouldn't really see anything wrong with a guy wanting to do it by himself.
Almost in a way, if you're not married, it's more the wife has to be nicer because she's like trying to get a ring.
But then once she has it, it's like that's when she crashes out.
They go hag on you.
Yeah.
You know, another thing I've noticed.
So I have a friend who's been with his wife for 20 years, and they're literally at each other's throats, right?
And this guy, when they first got married, he was kind of shiftless or whatever, but in the last 15, 20 years, he's become like a titan in his industry.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, he needs to do the ga-a-na strategy.
What's that?
Gah-a-na, because those kids he has are probably adults now or very close to it.
Yeah, they are.
And he probably has a lot of money.
Yeah, he does.
He's going to have to juggle his books like Bozo the Clown, join Gamblers Anonymous, Alcohol Anonymous, and Narcotics Anonymous, and then just make sure he goes to the casino and a bunch of money disappears from his account.
And then he'll go to court when she finally files for divorce.
Because what you do before the divorce is filed, well, you're married, shit happens.
He could literally go in front of the judge and go, look, I have a gambling problem, been hiding it from my fucking wife for years.
And literally walk away scot-free.
The reason why I bring this up is that I noticed his wife knew him before he's the man he is now, but literally still talks to him like 20 years ago.
Correct.
So he gets respect from the people in his industry, you know, everyone else in his life except his wife.
And so because a lot of women wonder why a man will become successful and then in his 40s and 50s will trade her in for a younger model.
Correct.
Because that younger model gives him the respect of being the accomplished man he is now, not talking to him like 20 years ago.
Yeah.
Listen, if you're not getting respect in your home, then you need to vacate those people out of your life because you need to put peace over pussy.
Plain and simple.
And a lot of men, especially the feminized, you know, third-string men, won't do that.
They're the yes-dear crowd.
Happy wife, happy life.
You know, and they will, they will literally wind up that guy by the bar at weddings telling all the dudes walking by, don't get married, man.
Just don't do it.
It fucking bullshit.
Because I'm that guy now.
And I'm also the guy who fights at weddings.
I never thought that would happen.
Yeah.
What was the biggest?
Did you ever have a friend get married, especially in the military, and you tried to warn him and he didn't listen?
And then it blew up in his face.
What was the worst example of that?
Okay.
In Iraq, I had a soldier.
I'm not going to say his name.
Good guy.
He's now a manager, a high-level manager at ATT, I believe.
Well, he got married right before we deployed.
I remember telling him, hey, don't do that.
It's not going to work out.
Blah, blah, blah.
And while we're deployed, she had power of attorney and she disappeared his dogs, disappeared his hot rods, refinanced the house to 120, 25% of its value, and then told him that the kid that he was going home to see born might not be his.
And he was so screwed up.
He went home for his mid-tour leave.
I think he was in country six or seven months.
And when I found this out, I literally told him, you're not coming back.
You're done.
You're staying there and you're going to unfuck your life.
You got to figure this out.
You're no use to me here in a combat zone with your head.
You're not here.
And I'm not going to send a man to his possible death if he's not 100% in the game.
I just can't do it.
That was one of the worst ones I've ever heard.
And I don't know why he didn't decide to give somebody some nine millimeter enemas.
I told him not to do that.
He was very tempted.
Because I talked to that soldier about half a dozen times after he was home on leave and talked him through some pretty gruesome times.
What's the most messed up thing you've heard a woman do during a divorce?
I think yours is one of the top is the killing your dog.
I mean, that's just.
Yeah, that was done specifically to crush my morale and psychologically destroy me.
And it came very close.
Very close.
Yeah.
But the worst one, the worst one.
Sorry, go ahead.
The worst one I've had was a guy married a woman with a kid, didn't do his background on her.
And about four or five years in, she accused him of sexually molesting her daughter.
And he, and the way it works here in Detroit is they, you know, they just keep extending it and then they just run out your money and you have to take a plea.
And he took a plea how to do eight years.
I don't know.
I don't even think he's.
He had to do eight years.
Eight years.
And he had to, you know, his now register on the sex, the sex fucking abuse thing registry.
And that was, you know, he should be out by now, but it ruined his fucking life.
And the thing is, she did the exact same thing to her first husband.
Holy shit.
I worked for, so there was a doctor I knew, and he was getting rinsed in divorce.
He had to move out of his big house and move into an apartment while the divorce was going through.
But this same woman divorced one of his doctor's friends and rinsed his friend out first.
And then he married her.
Yeah.
What are you doing, man?
Yeah.
Listen, men have to do their homework.
And there's some very critical questions.
Like, I myself don't even mess with divorced women at all because they know the system and they've tasted that power.
Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
And if they could do it to their husband that they said that they loved, what chance do you have?
You can hit it and quit it or turn it into a bail situation, which is bang and immediately leave.
But that's it.
Just let it be.
It kind of messed with me.
One of the guys I interviewed just went to jail.
And it was for, it was like a rape case, but he was like married to her for a decade.
So it's like, how did he like, come on?
Here's the thing.
I thought he was going to get out of it because he was so chill.
I'm like, there's no way he's going to go to jail.
And I'm like, there's no way a judge would buy that.
This guy's a rapist.
And yeah, he did.
He just went to jail, like, I think the last two weeks.
And he's, I think it got like five years.
If you remember Riz, Doug MPA, the in the, I think he was Indian, Pakistani guy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, he left it.
He went to jail.
Yeah, here's the fact.
Yeah, I know.
Isn't that crazy?
Like, he's literally in jail.
Again, that's a nuclear option that she did.
I'm honest, and I'm not kidding around here.
I mean, I have a particular set of skills.
And if I wound up going to prison for some shit I didn't, look, I'm a man.
If I fucked up and I broke the law and I went to prison, I mean, okay, it is what it is.
But if I wind up going to prison for some shit I never did, and that came up to the parole board, I'd be like, don't ever let me out.
Don't ever let me fucking out of here.
Don't do it.
Because I'm not going to, I will not take that well.
I'm not wired for that.
And I know it.
And I hate to say that, but it is what it is.
You know, people who don't get justice in the courts historically get it outside the courts.
That's true.
100% true.
I'm just telling you.
I'm looking for that.
What was that black influencer in the UK, probably that the guy's friend caught her on camera admitting to?
Oh, yeah, I know who allegations.
I can't remember the name.
Why don't more people crash out and kill the judges and the lawyers?
We're not advocating for that, by the way.
We're not advocating for that.
I'm surprised.
Like, I see wives in the news get killed all the time.
Like, not all the time, but it's like common enough.
But I don't see the lawyers or the judges.
Well, okay.
Here's the thing.
All right.
No, I'm not advocating for this at all.
But lawyers and judges are human beings like anyone else.
You know, they don't live in that building, so anything could happen.
And we've been at war for a quarter of a century.
There's a lot of men walking around there with a particular set of skills.
And, you know, like if, for instance, that architect was pulling down.
This isn't 2000, early 2000 money.
He was pulling down like $138,000 a year, had like three houses.
And then, you know, his wife pulled down.
I'm not happy.
It got extended.
He got soaked by lawyers.
He lost his house.
He had to pay alimony and child support.
And he was basically let go from a firm because of all of this craziness with the divorce.
And then he got behind the power curve in child support.
And he was living on the street.
And I have no idea why he just, you know, did, you know, listen, if you're reduced to that point where you have nothing left, what do you have to lose?
I mean, somebody who has nothing left to lose is so fucking dangerous.
Yeah.
I mean, when I worked in civil affairs in the army for the last third of my career, it was my job to make sure, you know, the individuals in the occupied countries where my men were at were all over that to make sure there wasn't anyone that was fucking that fucking decrepit or broken down to that level because they become suicide bombers.
They have nothing left to lose.
And unfortunately, you know, I can see that coming here.
And it won't be, you know, ISIS.
It'll be guys who have just been wrecked by the system who say, fuck it.
And that, you know, unfortunately, that's how bad it's getting, in my opinion.
But how old are you, Terrence?
I'm 57.
I'm 57.
So when I was 56, I was a hairy nutsack away from 60.
Now I'm two pregnant nipples and a penis head from 60.
So out of the men that you know that got married like from your high school, how many of them I'm just curious, you're in the military, maybe, like just in your 20s, what percent got divorced, zeroed out, and like what percent are still married?
Of all of the men that I knew on active duty, and there's hundreds of them, I believe two are still married to their original wives.
Wow.
Yes.
Do you think part of it with the military that makes it worse is that's just a very difficult like job to be married in, I'd imagine, like not spending that much time together?
I'm sure that has something to do with it.
There's also like a lot of women will try to marry two or three soldiers to get a part of their pension, especially if they're career soldiers.
And there's some women out there who are pulling down pensions from two or three guys and then getting social security.
And they're living high off the hog now that they're older and all shriveled up with their tits dragging on the ground.
And do you find that women in your like age bracket, do they end up regretting divorcing?
Yes.
They do, okay.
Yeah.
And listen, I know what?
Sorry, just in my experience, I was kind of just shocked when I've interviewed women in that age group, how many didn't seem to care or regret it.
It seemed like as long as they were financially okay.
Yeah, as long as they're financially okay, they don't regret it.
But the thing is, a lot of them are not financially okay.
Yeah, yeah, that's true.
They literally like, well, we fell out of love and whatever.
And they're literally stuck on box wine and Catland where 40 to 80 is a long fucking time.
Yeah.
You know, and I get a bunch of slingbacks from women I knew in the past.
And I'm like, I'm cordial, but I'm not fucking around with that.
I'm good.
I am good.
Okay, we're going to watch a video of a woman admitting to falsely accusing a guy.
So let me give the background.
So this woman has seven, she's a fitness influence and has 750,000 followers on Instagram.
And she slept with this guy and said, and said that he, you know, he forced himself on her.
And this has been going on for years.
Well, his friend started going to the same gym as her, befriended her, and got her to admit this.
Good.
Did the guy get out of jail?
I don't know.
Do you know, Doug MPA?
I haven't followed up on it.
Why don't we watch it and then you could?
Yeah, could you look it up just to see if there was any follow-up?
Okay.
I think you shouldn't go past 31 doing the toxic stuff.
Because there's too much energy and this out.
That's what the therapist is saying yesterday.
Is it not exhausting?
I'm like, it's not, though.
So you're going to leave.
You're going to leave.
You've done for five years hurting men.
You enjoy it.
And you're going to keep going.
But the energy that you're putting into that, you could triple your income.
You could be doing other things.
You know what I mean?
So that's one thing.
Two, in all reality.
That's a word.
You know, I could put in energy to get some clumps.
It'll bounce back.
And it'll be.
Obviously, they're not medical.
There's evidence.
I've given him my clothes about it.
Like, we have sex.
And he's denying that he was even there.
I'll tell you guys we gotta go to the normal.
No, so one was for an occasion where he left.
The other time he was there, but he claimed that we didn't have sex.
But there was evidence to say that we had.
Cool.
You might have, you might, you might, you can.
I don't care.
I want him.
I want to take him to the penis, babe.
Yeah, but this is what I thought about.
This is what this is what I'm saying.
I thought about it.
And then, you know, I hate him because he's so much like me.
It annoys me.
Now, Victoria, listen to me carefully, yeah.
Your thing, your skill is that you can detect a victim you want and rape them.
That's what you do.
You enjoy doing it.
It's a fake rape charge.
It doesn't mean you got a victim.
No, it doesn't.
It just means I just got one over.
That's all.
Yeah, but it's not this way.
You pulled a fake rip.
You know what I mean?
That's not going to hurt him.
He hates that.
And the thing is, he will go out continuing to fuck up girls' lives.
Yeah.
With an assault charge and a rape charge.
He'll think twice about.
He'll think twice about what he does next time when he meets the next girl.
Yeah, he'll think twice about that.
That's a fake rape charge.
So, how do you move one from that?
Guy lies for a living.
Let him have a taste of his own medicine.
That's all.
Let him continue lying for a living.
That's what he does.
He spins stories and sells dreams for a living.
End of.
So when a story spawned on him, let him swallow that pill.
But you okay, I'll get your angle.
But then you can't say you won or you was able to.
It's not a game.
I'm done.
I've pulled back.
I've done what I've done.
I've paid my move.
I've moved on.
But you weren't able to hurt.
The way you used that to hurt men.
You weren't able to hurt.
Well, I did.
Because in the relationship, I continued to cheat on it.
Remember, I'm wow.
Okay, a couple of years ago, I told that a guy I know was falsely being accused of rape.
He was on bail, and honestly, there was no way he would beat the case because the woman planned it very well.
She invited him over.
They had sex.
And then she went to the bathroom and called the police, accusing him of rape.
So he got arrested at the scene in her house while the evidence of the sperm was still inside her.
The guy was not going to go to prison for such an evil plan.
Not just one count of rape, but two counts.
He would have gotten 12 years minimum.
When I heard it, I felt sick.
I tried to help.
I went to her gym and I made friends with her and worked my charm.
It didn't take long before she eventually started bragging to me about the way she hurts men.
I had my phone secretly filming the whole conversation, and the police dropped the rape case against the guy.
Oh, so we did.
We live in an evil world.
Men really need to be careful with some women.
Listen, man, I'm retired from that.
I'm done.
There's so many evil fucking bitches out there.
I can't even deal with it.
It's over.
You know, and I'm cool with it.
You know, it is what it is.
But again, like, if some woman did that to me and I wound up going to prison and I was innocent, they better never let me out.
Just don't do it.
I will not handle that well.
I'm not wired for that.
And sadly, you know, you know me, I hate B-dubs, but this is like a woman of all shapes, sizes, and colors, guys.
What do they say?
It's not that every woman will, it's that everyone can.
Yeah, and you don't know, like, a woman could be good under one circumstance, but you don't know what she's going to do when she's pissed.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Like that.
Yeah, you just have no idea.
And then, did you guys see Jason Derulo?
Oh, yeah, let's watch that.
That's a good one.
Did you message it to me or no?
I'm finding it right now.
Okay.
Because he said that he beat two fake charges and said that he's never working with women again.
That's right.
Yikes.
Let me see.
Oh, my goodness.
I'm trying to find it right now.
Lawsuit.
I found it.
Hold on.
Oh, here's a short from Anton, so we can use that.
I'm putting it on the.
There you have it.
Let me see.
Okay.
Let me put it.
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Thank you very much.
Okay, let's hear.
Too long ago.
Let me zoom in a little bit.
Hold on.
Let me see.
Okay.
Go by an artist that was hired to your label that was dismissed twice.
What did you learn going through that?
Never work with women.
Are you sharing your screen?
Oh, wait, hold on.
Sorry.
Let me go back.
Let me start.
Lawsuit not too long ago by an artist that was like hired to your label that was dismissed twice.
What did you learn going through that?
Never work with women.
Oh, come on.
There's truth in every joke.
But it's a sad truth.
Like, I will never be alone in a room with a woman that I work with.
Like, ever, ever again.
What?
It's too risky.
That case was dismissed twice in two different states.
And there's hardly no mention of it online.
When that case was brought up, it was on every single blog, every single front page.
And I lost so many brand deals, relationships off of a story that was not even slightly believable.
She said I sacrificed a goat in a sexual ritual.
All people read was the headline, right?
And that's all it takes to lose everything.
That's a crazy concept.
It's not that crazy.
You're not wrong.
You're not wrong.
Insane.
But here's the thing.
The system is so stacked.
He said the Mike Pence rule, dude.
But he was right.
I'm sorry, go ahead.
The system is so stacked against men because the cult of the cunt and their voting power, they vote with their feelings, not with logic and reason.
And feelings change on a whim.
That's who's wielding a bunch of political power now.
Feminism and their voting block brought in the gay vote or the gay marriage, which led to the trans, which led to people grooming in schools and men using women's bathrooms.
That's all because of feminism and the feminist voting block.
And then we have the immigration.
The feminism voting block brought in all that, and now we're having the same rapid problem that Europe is having.
I mean, there were some countries in Europe who had their crime rate was like so low before the mass immigration.
And we had a video we put on my show where women are wearing Kevlar lockable underwear so they wouldn't be, you know, repaid.
Well, it's always ugly women.
I'm like, nobody's trying to get in there anyways.
I get it.
I get it.
And on the private chat, I put a link to one of my comedy videos.
I can't.
It won't let me post it in your channel.
I don't know.
We can react to it.
Yeah, that video is nine minutes long.
It's called Challenge Accepted, where I mathematically prove it's possible for a woman to get 500 miles a dick ran through in her lifetime.
Oh my God.
I don't really sleep, so I screw with people.
It's like a hobby.
I get on Craigslist and I go to LA and New York City.
I go to the women looking for men and I pick fights with these ladies and send them redogless videos.
And some of the responses I get back are hilarious.
And this is one of them.
From MaryEndeavors Eternally at I'm NotGonnaTellYou.com.
You are an idiot and a fool.
Your numbers are fabricated and you pull them out of your ass.
Well, yes and no.
I can't believe people subscribe to your rants and foolish endeavors.
In regards to 500 miles, Mr. Wright, it is physically impossible for a woman to accomplish this.
And it is completely fabricated.
And the number 500 miles, you pull out of nowhere.
No where?
I know where.
Bend over and I'll show you.
Furthermore, you are not a mathematician nor a scholar and any calculations you do will be unprovable at best.
Challenge.
Challenge.
Challenge accepted, baby.
I never heard from her after this either.
Never, never emailed again.
All right, let's do it.
Yeah!
Are we good?
Are we good?
All right.
It's going to get ugly up in here.
Google all this.
Average penis size while erect.
Four to seven inches.
I went with the number six because it's half one foot.
Dick by the foot.
Average ejaculate size between one and five milliliters.
I took an average of three milliliters.
Tablespoon or half a shot of Nyqual.
It's not really that much, but math works.
It adds up.
And in the end, it's brutal.
Average length of a sexual encounter, 14 minutes.
All you mad minute men out there and two minute tigers, you make us all look good.
Winning.
You know, I'm being kind of conservative on this number of 30 strokes a minute because some guys go a lot faster and some of you go way slower.
You two pump chumps out there.
Inches in a mile, 63360.
I can drive a Volvo through your vault.
Oh my God.
Sexual activity years, 13 to 50.
I know some of them start at 13.
They can start later and go later.
It is what it is.
This is really just a conservative estimate.
Average sexual encounters a week is like one to three.
For purposes here, we use two.
Milliliters per gallon, 3,785.4.
All right, the math is pretty simple.
No craziness here.
This is wrong on so many levels.
Who does this?
Oh, yeah, pop the crazy guy there.
You take 14 minutes, times it by 30 in and outs.
You come up with a number of 420 in and outs per session.
You can get to 500 miles a lot quicker if it's 10 inches long.
You multiply 420 in and outs by 12 inches because you have to have the in and out because that's how this whole thing works.
You come up with 5,040 inches per encounter.
And I actually came up with that in my sleep because I was so disturbed by this email.
I actually thought about it in my dreams.
Dick by the foot would be a better title.
How many inches are in a mile?
Divide that number by 5,040, 12.57 SEs per mile.
All right, so once you can figure out one mile, you can figure out 500.
12.57 SEs multiply it by 500 miles.
6,285 sexual counters between 13 and 50 equal 500 miles.
Man, that's a lot of sex.
Or is it?
That's 37 years, 6,285.
And I divided it by 37, 169.88 sexual counters per year, which is really feasible.
It's one day on, two days off.
Is it in?
I don't know.
6,285.
And I multiplied that by three milliliters.
18,855 milliliters of Richard salad.
Gunnery!
You're driving a salad.
18,855 divided by 3,785 milliliters, which is in a gallon, 4.98 gallons of Richard salad dressing.
Kind of got a low-grade nausea going on because I'm envisioning five gallons going into three orifices, which equals basically 100 miles to the gallon.
If your veg was a car, it'd outsell a Prius.
If you're not satisfied with the number of 4.98 gallons of Richard salad, can you imagine your girlfriend showing up to go to bed wearing a raincoat having an umbrella?
Don't worry.
Here at Redacolis, we've got visual aids.
Winning!
Hey, my vagina is a milestone.
Absolutely, everyone can come inside.
Oh, yeah.
Uh-huh.
And oh, wow, you really came prepared.
Yeah, when I brought those in, Blake is like, What are you doing?
I'm like, oh, no, no, we need visual aids for this.
Well, yeah, because the problem is, it's like we're like used Honda Civics with lots of miles.
We're doing like the new car prices.
Yeah.
Like, yeah, men wouldn't really have a problem if they got 500k mile prices.
Yeah.
Which is free, basically, right?
I don't know anything about cars.
I don't know.
A lot of Richard salad here.
But this one here, don't worry about this one.
That's your mouth.
Because you're drinking that one.
It's going in slot A.
Yeah, look how fast.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, it's still going.
Hear Blake in the background laughing his ass off.
Hope that tastes good.
A little salty.
This is wretched.
This one here.
This is the main entail because it's going in your hair on your face, back and belly.
So here we go.
Yeah.
Your hair looks so shiny.
It has such good body.
Your skin is so smooth.
Healthy hair and your local trad wife.
All these conservative influencers.
I got hundreds of videos similar to this lady.
This one's going in slot C.
Oh, yeah.
There we go.
Doesn't bother.
Stands for Kunt, Canterstorm, Normal Thinker.
That's the acronym.
How many views did this guy?
38,000.
I know.
It should have more, but I got to be careful now because this two and a half.
You know what I think it is?
You got to cut it sooner.
This should have been sped up.
Yeah, I know.
The cult of the cunt doesn't like this kind of stuff.
The what?
The cult of the cunt.
I think it's funny.
Yeah.
Okay, wait.
Corn blood, what have you?
Billing out.
Did you take out?
So you said that was twice a week for like, and do women even stop at 50?
I just can't imagine us ever stopping whoring.
I don't know.
I have no idea.
You don't have to play the rest of it.
They can watch it.
It's, you know.
Like my first three years of doing this are pretty much all whiteboard math stuff.
I got, you know, what is it?
I got so many fucking titles swimming around in my brain pan.
Well, we'll put it in the comments.
We'll like, we'll pin it after the show.
Thank you.
Well, you're hilarious, Terrence.
We love having you.
Doug MP, you got any other questions for him?
No, I don't.
I'm glad you, I always wanted to present that conundrum with the children theme.
But yeah, I'm one of those people.
I'm just not going to play the game, dude, because I know how I would be if I was put in a situation.
Guys like you that made it through the situation, I give all the respect to you.
I'm just not going to play the game, dude, because once again, I'm that guy that'll put a woman in the ground if that kind of thing happens.
So, but yeah, I always appreciate your insight.
I put Terrence's channel in the chat, you guys.
So make sure to subscribe to his channel, please.
Give him some support.
I appreciate it.
I appreciate it.
I'll keep you posted on that federal lawsuit and we'll see how that goes.
But yeah, we need more people that are willing to, you know, take it to that level because this is just out of control.
And I'm just sick and tired of throwing dudes in the dirt.
Yeah.
I really am.
Yeah.
Well, Terrence Pop is a legend.
So make sure you go subscribe.
If saving 500 people isn't a legend, I don't know what is.
That's a whole battalion of men.
You know that, right?
I know.
That's crazy.
So thanks for all the work you do, Terrence.
And I'm sure we'll have you on again.
So thanks for coming today.
Love to be here.
Thank you so much.
What a goat, right?
I know.
And, you know, I'm glad he's at peace with what happened with his children.
Guys, I always say if a woman has a kid against your will, just give her a child support check and move on.
There is no doing the right thing anymore.
If the woman that has your kids is too hard to deal with, walk away from her.
Give up.
It isn't even giving up.
It's just you have to value your mental health, your well-being.
And we used to do the right thing, but women call that patriarchy and misogyny.
Guys, think about yourself.
And here's the thing: if your kids become your opposition, just leave them alone.
Leave them alone.
Yeah, I agree with you.
Thanks for coming on, Doug MPA.
I always appreciate your commentary.
I'm going to have a couple words with the followers before I close out the show.
So I'll see you.
Okay.
See ya.
What great guys.
You know, they're both goats, both goats in their own regard.
you know.
It takes a goat to know a goat.
Okay, um...
Let me try to think what else I want to go over.
I do think it would be really cool.
I'm starting to really kick up the gears for fundraising for the documentary.
So my first goal is I want to raise $250,000 for the documentary.
That's going to include a full-time editor, producer, as well as someone kind of directing it.
So that's that's my next goal in the next six months.
I had to survive getting demonetized for two years.
Then we had to train up the new team.
So we kind of got that done.
Now I'm two things I'm trying to do.
Fundraise, one.
And two, I'm trying to improve my marketing, like the email and tech system.
You know, I just switched from what is it, that monkey email marketing to now.
I just switched to active campaign.
But I just tried to send you guys a text today to be like, I'm going live.
And it would only let me message two people.
I'm like, what?
And I spent like two hours updating the software.
So I'm like, I might.
We actually got a donation that covered it earlier.
So it allowed us because I just did not like the, what is it called?
It's like the email.
Oh, MailChimp.
I just didn't like it.
So I switched to active campaign.
So what would be cool is we got the show up and running.
Next, I'm going to get this email system up and running.
I'm going to give about, I updated the people that responded with your phone numbers.
I updated the system.
So I think I have about 100 calls to make-ish, 150.
So that's going to be in the next few weeks.
A lot of you gave me time of days that you want me to call.
I'm like, look, guys, you're either going to answer or not answer.
I hate, it's not going to be in the mornings because I usually, it'll probably be between 12 and 7 in the afternoon.
I'll do my best to, but it's just, there's a lot of you, you know.
I will circle back.
We'll see.
I want to see how long it takes me.
So we're going to, we're going to see.
And now I have the Discord group.
So that's going, Doug MPA, if you could put that in the chat.
But I think down the road, it would be cool maybe if we could fund some of Terrence's endeavors.
I mean, he's got nothing to lose.
So how cool would it be if maybe one day we could actually have him go after some of these judges and then stream about like how, like imagine we put a body cam on him and like we get to see the judge's face as he walks in the courtroom, or I don't know.
I mean, I'd have to think through it more, but I think it could be cool, could be cool.
But you know we gotta I want to first.
The documentary is my first goal this year because I really think once we get the funding, we could get it done in like three to six months.
But it's just, you know, it's getting the funding.
Um, I go hard, you can't, okay.
So I'm trying to think of what else, what else we have to go over.
So hopefully I'm gonna get the email system working this week and the text system.
So if you want text updates um, I would just join the discord.
We're gonna put a form in there, but right now, join the discord, because right now the email system is hooked up to our old System.
So I don't, we'll see.
Then I got to make the choice.
We might be switching to school.
I haven't made that decision yet.
Right now, the app is kind of expensive.
And I think school will have similar capabilities.
So I might just cut the app and just go to school.
The only downside is the app has the backup of all the videos, but it doesn't seem like people really want to go through all the old content.
And it's pretty expensive every month.
So, I mean, this is just, you know, the stuff we kind of got going on.
So basically, in the next month, we're going to make some choice.
I'm going to give you guys a call.
We're going to fix the email system.
We're going to make some choices on what apps we're going to keep.
I'm definitely cutting MailChimp, though.
i can't really describe why but i hate that app um so bring on dads from the alienated fathers can be yeah Yeah, I've done that.
Like, if you go on the website, I have some interviews there.
And I actually, I know who in the documentary I'd probably cast like for the leads.
So, you know, a lot of the interviews we've done.
But yeah, so, anyways, do you guys, do you guys want to hear about the?
It's weird because I'll be on stream and I'll tell you guys about stuff that like I don't think you care about.
You know what I mean?
And it's really weird.
Like the other day I was talking about cooking a steak and the amount of comments I got about the steak.
I'm like, people like hearing about this.
You know, the Discord link.
Let me let me make sure I put the Discord link in the chat now because that is right now the best way to get a hold of me because you can literally like I check this this chat every day.
So if you guys have ideas for the show, if you want me to read your messages, it's all in there.
Please don't like spam it.
Someone was kind of spamming it the other day.
Nothing like all love.
I appreciate the support, but people are going to get annoyed if you're spamming every like two seconds.
Let me see.
Is this still live?
On my phone, it says I'm not live.
What the heck?
Let me hold on.
Well, I'm not surprised they like steak.
I'm surprised they were so concerned.
Oh no, it's still live.
I was surprised they were concerned about my steak cooking.
Do you know like that's where I was surprised?
I'm like, well, okay, I'm live.
All right, I'm going to put the Discord link right now.
And then I'm going to put it as a comment.
So that's the link.
I'm going to pin it.
Can I pin it?
That's the Discord link.
Oh, I made a Bitcoin thing.
So I can accept donations via Bitcoin.
I actually can now.
Do you know what?
I got a Coinbase.
So maybe I'll put that in the Coinbase.
Well, I guess email me, just pearlythings at gmail.com if you want to do a Coinbase donation.
But yeah, Fatty was just crying at me again, black fatigue.
I am going to do a show about these ghetto guys.
I am because I'm really sick of black people gaslighting me.
I'm really tired.
Look at I interviewed a thousand people.
I'd say half were black.
When I was in London, I had a birthday party.
It was like 80% black people at this birthday party.
I have spent, I've been to a cookout.
Okay.
I've been to a cookout in the hood.
I have spent a fair amount of time with black people, both from low income, middle income, and high income.
And while the behavior is somewhat different across classes, it's not that different.
I'm going to be honest here.
The ghetto shit continues.
And now, to be fair, I do think this girl was kind of like the side chick.
Like, she didn't need to snitch.
But it's pretty stupid to have sex with a girl at work.
Can we just like call a spade?
Like that, it's not like in the past where you used to like meet your wife at work and people like used to hook up.
But like, this has been like 20 years of what, like, we went through the whole me too, and you thought it was a good idea to bang a chick with a like a what, a $30 million contract.
I mean, I, I, you know, that's pretty stupid.
And then that's pretty dumb.
And then when you get fired, you, you put a knife to her throat.
I mean, that's just kind of some ghetto shit.
I mean, do you know what I mean?
Like, bruh.
Do you know what I mean?
Because it's one thing if it's like a false accusation, but you also gave, he also gave her like an 80K pay increase.
So it's like, okay, so you illegally gave her a raise and then you didn't expect to get, you didn't expect her to snitch and you didn't expect her to get, like, to get fired.
I mean, that's, that's just some ghetto shit.
That's some ghetto shit.
You know, that's I mean, I could have seen that one coming.
Yeah, I mean, now I want to contrast this with the white guy who got caught doing the same thing and also got fired.
And I'm going to talk about this in my show, but I guess I'll give you a preview.
There was a guy at a Cold Play concert who was cheating on his wife at the Cold Play concert.
This was a white guy who was a CEO, which, by the way, also making millions of dollars, maybe less.
I don't know if a CEO out earns like a head college football coach, but I don't know.
But still, like a ton of money, right?
And do you know what he did when he when I mean the side chick didn't snitch, but like it got put on national TV, right?
He resigned.
Yeah, he said, oh, oh, I got caught.
I knew what I was doing was wrong.
I got caught and I quit.
The white guy quits.
The black guy does some ghetto shit.
I mean, that's, I don't know why.
Anyways, I'm going to do a stream on that.
I don't know if I can tomorrow.
I don't know if I can tomorrow.
Oh my God.
I didn't want to push this off this much, but if not tomorrow, Monday.
Well, guys, thank you very much for watching and listening to me ramble this last 10 minutes.
I love you.
You guys are awesome.
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