Timcast IRL #394 - 1,000 Woke Netflix Staff Plan Walkout Protesting Dave Chappelle w/Nerdrotic
Tim, Ian, Luke, and Lydia join Gary of Nerdrotics YouTube channel to analyze the 1,000 Netflix employees threatening to walk out and refuse to work over the recent Dave Chappelle special, the concepts that fueled the hit TV show 'Squid Game', Democrats who think the economy is good in face of all the signs, shipping container apartments that can no longer be built because shipping containers are in such short supply, and the thousands of citizens protesting in Italy over vaccine passport mandates.
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Dave Chappelle's new comedy special is pretty good.
I think it wasn't as good as Sticks and Stones.
Of course, the critics are outraged, saying it was just bad.
I love how this new generation of woke media critic hates everything that most people likes.
Whatever.
But of course, you see in Rotten Tomatoes, the audience absolutely loved it.
But it's generating a lot of controversy, which is a stupid thing to say, because it's just a fringe group of woke weirdos.
However, it's still a lot of people at Netflix.
First we heard a trans woman stormed into a meeting and started yelling.
Then we heard someone at Netflix leaked information about how much Dave Chappelle got paid.
Now we're hearing 1,000 woke employees are planning a virtual shutdown where they will not be working.
Netflix has even fired the leaker and claimed we are on the right side of history, which is kind of odd considering cuties But sure try and stand on that hill Netflix I don't think anyone is gonna be defending you for the most part But I think most of us like Dave Chappelle and this just goes to show I think you know Kind of optimism here.
Kind of being optimistic because it doesn't look like their protests are going to work.
Netflix doesn't care.
They make too much money off this.
People like Dave Chappelle.
So we got a lot to talk about.
We got to talk about this.
We got to talk about the economic collapse.
The holidays are on the verge of... Well, the holidays will happen.
I don't want to say they won't happen, but pumpkin shortages, turkey shortages, Christmas tree shortages.
Well, you name it.
That's all thanks to Joe Biden.
But don't worry, Jen Psaki says this is good news.
It means people are buying stuff.
Yeah, right.
Okay.
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And now let's get into that first big story.
Dave Chappelle.
We got this story from Gizmodo and there's a lot of moving parts here.
1,000 Netflix employees are reportedly planning a walkout to protest new Chappelle special.
Staffers are threatening to revolt after executives doubled down on claims that content on screen
doesn't directly translate to real world harm. All right, I'm in a tough spot right here, guys.
Okay, Netflix, they did cuties. That was messed up. They also do big mouth. I also think that's
pretty messed up. But they're defending Dave Chappelle from a woke mob. What do we do?
If someone does something bad, you criticize them.
There's a lot of things to criticize Netflix, especially with its founder, especially with its history, especially with its past and the psychological symbolism in a lot of its content.
But when we look at the Dave Chappelle special, unless you watched it, I don't think you should be commenting on it, because I just finished watching it today, and it's not his best work.
But it's powerful, it's impactful, because it... I don't want to ruin this, so spoiler alert.
If you haven't watched it yet, you might want to just mute it for like two minutes while I talk here.
I mean, there's a story at the end that revolves around Daphne Dorman, a friend of Dave Chappelle, that, according to her family, committed suicide because the woke mob went after her because she supported Dave Chappelle.
This is a trans woman that Dave Chappelle was friends with, was doing comedy shows with, was helping, supporting, and treating like a student of the art.
And Daphne tweeted, I tweeted this on my official Twitter account, lookwearechanged, because I I sent out the tweet that got her attacked by the hate mob and it's an important one to note here to see what she tweeted here.
Because the family members are literally saying it was this hate mob that led to her committing suicide recently when she defended Dave Chappelle's Sticks and Stones Netflix special.
And she said, quote, punching down requires you to consider yourself superior to another group.
Dave Chappelle doesn't consider himself better than me in any way.
And this is what, I mean, it's a partial spoiler, but in the special, I mean, a large portion of it is dedicated to this story with a series of jokes in it.
And he has this line where he's like, man, I don't know what they said to her, but they drove her to climb up on top of a building and jump off.
And then he tells a joke about it.
And then, you know, everyone laughs and he says, Daphne would have loved that joke because she was part of my tribe, a comedian.
And see, that's the thing, right?
This is an individual, a trans woman, who is like, yes, people can do jokes.
It can be offensive.
It's like, it is what it is.
Dave Chappelle, we totally get it.
But this woke mob, They need to control comedy, art, laughter.
You know, maybe it's cliche to say communist, right?
That's what the Soviets did.
They can't allow people to have free thought that would challenge and spread, so they specifically target it.
Big Mouth is a show about children going through puberty, and it's extremely sexually explicit.
And I'm just like, yo.
It's a cartoon.
It's not the same as Cuties, but it's still weird.
Like, what they're doing.
Like, I don't know, man.
I saw some people, like, hey, you should watch it, and I'm like, I guess.
And I was at this guy's house, and they put it on, and I'm like, dude, this is... What are you watching, man?
Like, I don't wanna... I can't even say what some of these episodes are about, because YouTube would literally, like, demonetize or derank or even ban us.
If I gave you...
The synopsis of one episode I saw?
Yeah, we'd probably get taken down.
Like, you can't even talk about it, but it's on Netflix.
Netflix is also the company that fired one of their... I think an executive got fired because he was explaining to staff what words were offensive and should not be said.
And in doing so, he said the words.
And so they freaked out and they fired the guy.
Now, with Netflix coming out and defending Dave Chappelle, we have to defend them on this one.
Because all the people who came out and said, Netflix is evil, I'm canceling my subscription, should be coming back and saying, for this, I actually will consider subscribing.
Because think about it, even though they did bad things, If there's no redemption for Netflix, they won't change course.
If Netflix feels like, look, we tried, you know, giving these people what they wanted with Dave Chappelle, it wasn't enough, screw it, cut them off, there's no point.
We're never gonna win them back.
If we say, this is what we do like, and we're willing to sign up now because you're defending Dave Chappelle, they're gonna be like, hey, do more of this!
The woke people aren't buying anything, they don't got money.
These are the people that we should be supporting.
That's why I think it's important to actually be like, defend Netflix on this one.
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Yeah, I mean, you know, we don't have to always lump everything in when talking about
a particular case.
And again, case by case basis, there's a lot to criticize Netflix.
I mean, it's just weird that the founder of Netflix, his uncle is Edward Bernays.
He's a nephew of Sigmund Freud.
Yeah, this is according to the New York Times, and they're reporting on him.
So this is obviously an industry that has grown very fast, very rapidly, and I still think it's figuring itself out.
Because you do see a lot of propaganda, you do see a lot of subliminal messaging, you do see A lot of crazy content out there that you don't see on normal television.
You do see them taking risks, especially with things like Black Mirror.
There's a lot of predictive programming.
There's a lot of conditioning.
There's a lot of things that we could say here.
But I still think, by and large, Netflix has expanded.
It's at a point where YouTube is trying to become it.
So that's power right there, to say the least.
How they're going to wield this power, how are they going to move forward, it's going to be very interesting to see.
It's a weird fight because Dave Chappelle isn't against trans people. He has friends that are trans people
He cares about the community his message is like hey stop Stop trying to tell me how to live my life stop trying to
control every aspect of my existence Stop trying to cancel people just for trying to make you
laugh And I think that's the bigger takeaway here because you
know, this is all at the end of the day coming to comedy coming to someone
Mastering an art trying to help people trying to make people's lives better trying to improve
The quality of their mental health by being able to laugh at very tough difficult
Situations which sadly are stigmatized to a point and level where you can't even discuss them honestly on
You know the major information highways that we have on the internet you
You can't really get the truth about a lot of these issues you can't really speak about them openly so the last thing that we have is comedy so to see this kind of war against comedy.
It's troubling I have a lot of negative things to say about Netflix on this side.
It's a weird fight because.
It's weird leftists who are protesting someone trying to help them and make them laugh, who's essentially on their side in many elements of his existence.
You know, it used to be the left used to protest multinational corporations, governments, the military-industrial complex, the prison-industrial complex, Big Pharma.
Tucker Carlson, critical of the World Trade Organization or something, you know, he's talking about that and I'm just like, man, to see Tucker Carlson on the side of the WTO protesters from the battle in Seattle is just a weird thing.
We're in a, yeah, we're in a weird timeline for sure.
I think, I mean, there's that, I want to sit back and kind of watch them eat each other at times like this.
It's just, it's fun because they deserve it.
But, um, what, what you said earlier, Dave, if you watch the special, yeah, there's no way you can criticize it without watching it because it really is an end to all his Netflix specials.
Uh, it really is kind of, uh, an epilogue to Sticks and Stones, which is absolute, just epic.
It's so good.
Uh, and he really says what he means.
And it's like, what I was noticing was he says really normal stuff.
That's, uh, that's considered controversial now to where I, I don't even, I mean, I'm a guest on a show, so I don't want to repeat it, but he said something very normal about women and the process of giving birth and, uh, what that is, uh, you know, compared to, and people were applauding and we're like, yeah, that's something that like.
You know, I go out, we go to the mall, I was at a farm recently talking to some regular people just about life, and their opinions are fairly similar to all of ours.
I think the issue is that these leftists and people at Netflix... It's that tweet we pulled up before from Matthew Iglesias, where he's like, Twitter is people who are 95% further left than the average voter, arguing that people who are 75% further left than the regular voter are far-right or alt-right or something.
That's exactly it.
Netflix thinks Twitter is moderate.
And that's like, that's like going into a sewer and thinking you're getting farm-fresh vegetables when it's black sludge.
You're like literally pouring soju in a cup, like, hmm, looks like farm-fresh vegetables to me.
It's like, dude, that is, that is the after effect of all of the refuse and waste and chemicals.
That is not real life.
This is what you get.
These are the shows they make.
It's kind of crazy to me that they make and keep making some of these shows and some shows get cancelled.
I don't even know how they determine which show is worth keeping.
Perhaps they liked Cuties because the controversy was just good for their brand recognition or something?
But a lot of people cancelled their membership after that.
A lot.
I cancelled mine as well.
Uh, you know, everyone has a friend of a friend anyway, to see some of the latest stuff.
That's how I watched, uh, you know, today's, uh, Dave Chappelle special.
But, uh, this is a very interesting, uh, dichotomy because it used to be Netflix used to allow you to rate the videos that you would watch out of five stars.
And then, of course, came Amy Schumer and absolutely nuked and destroyed that system because people are like, no, we don't like this.
We don't support this.
And they didn't like that.
And they got rid of the people's voice on Netflix.
And she's complaining about it as well because they're like, look, we have an eclectic group of voices.
Check out this story we got from The Hollywood Reporter.
Netflix fires employee for leaking confidential information on Chappelle's special.
The employee leaked financial data to Bloomberg, which reported in October 13th article that Netflix spent $24.1 million on Dave Chappelle's The Closer.
Yeah, I think it was because, um, I think his story was that when he did the Chappelle Show, he did a sketch that was critical of racism, but the people, like, he talked to someone who didn't know that's what it was, and it kind of got him mad.
And he was like, is that what you think I'm trying to say?
I remember reading a story about that.
I don't know, maybe it's been a long time and I'm getting the story wrong, but something like that.
Here's where I think it's really crazy.
Netflix says, we are on the right side of history in row on internal message board over the comedian's jokes.
That to me is the crazy, crazy thing.
He says, quote, we let go, a spokesperson said, we let go of an employee for sharing confidential commercially sensitive information outside the company.
We understand this employee may have been motivated by disappointment and hurt with Netflix, but maintaining a culture of trust and transparency is core to our company.
The longtime employee was fired because they leaked that information.
But to say that they're on the right side of history.
I do believe that our commitment to artistic expression and pleasing our members is the right long-term choice for Netflix and that we are on the right side, but only time will tell.
That's apparently what they said to the New York Times.
Oh, I don't support centralized entertainment networks like this.
I think you need a decentralized network that's going to propagate the art, because anytime you have a gatekeeper, you're going to have people saying yes or no, and that's the problem.
It's not that they said no, it's giving someone the ability to say yes or no and get super rich off it.
Because you get a central authority that builds up millions, billions of followers, and then they sell the company to some idiot that gets the Twitter account of 40 million people and can tell you to do stupid stuff.
And that's probably why they're not doing that well.
And they're going to all have to, one of them is probably going to get bought up by like Paramount.
It might be for sale by Apple sometimes.
And they're way too late in the ad game.
But the reason, you know, I think Netflix is way too powerful and they're a billion dollar corporation that does make way, you know, they were, this is a rumor, okay.
But they were thinking about going into content creation like YouTube.
They thought about it seriously three years ago.
Ditched out of it.
Yeah.
They, it was just too, they were too far behind.
Right.
Uh, but their infrastructure, I had a, I had a good friend who worked on work with them in the early days, that infrastructure that they worked on that for years.
So they are light years ahead of any other streaming service for a long time.
Uh, they've have patents on certain menus.
That's why you're on Disney plus you're on paramount.
Plus you're like, why is this menu set?
Well, they own half of it, half, most of the menus and stuff.
So I suspect what's happening with Netflix is that they're looking at Twitter and they're looking at their marketing data and they're like, OK, Twitter is really not real life.
And what's going to be best for us is actually having diverse viewpoints and diverse opinions, whether everyone agrees with stuff like Cuties or whether everyone agrees with stuff like Dave Chappelle or not, which I think is probably smart and will do them well in the long term.
You know, the challenge is This is where our culture's at.
I mean, you've got Dave Chappelle the Closer on Netflix.
It's a point of conversation.
People group around it.
And that means people have to get a subscription to be able to watch it, or, you know, borrow a friend's.
But for the most part, it means more subscriptions, and that's exactly what Netflix wants.
Then they'll probably just keep doing the same controversial stuff back and forth to generate more controversy, which is good for their business no matter what happens.
Because she was trapped underground in a bunker and as someone who was homeschooled and isolated from the rest of the world for my entire upbringing, that really resonated with me.
Look, I watch, you know, I just binged 30 Rock again because I periodically watch 30 Rock because it's amazing.
And I just laugh nonstop.
It's brutally hilarious.
And then I'm like, I finished it and I was like, OK, I'm going to watch Kimmy Schmidt.
I tried to watch before.
I got to watch it because it's the it's it's Tina Fey.
Very similar style of humor.
And then I'm two episodes in with my eyes just like half closed, like not a single laugh, maybe a chuckle like that.
And then I was like, how I look at the I look at the ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and it's like award winning number one.
And I'm like, dude.
I understand how the media lies, because I pay attention to politics.
I'm looking at these shows, and I'm like, I really don't believe people are that into this show.
And it only got, I think, four seasons, which says to me, it was doing bad, people didn't like it, the media lies, try and make money, and then ultimately they cancel it because people weren't watching.
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And they were like, I just, you know, when you guys start swearing a lot, we like don't want our kids to hear that kind of language.
And then we're like, All right.
I understand.
We want to give proper values and manners to children, and we can do this show, and we can be something that people can listen to sometimes, because we do get spicy stories, when their kids are around.
Yeah, as long as we're getting the ideas across and we're able to talk about important subjects, I've got no problem with that.
Okay, we won't swear.
My favorite was when we were talking about a group of people that are all in a big circle together, and they're all patting each other on the back, complimenting each other for being jerks.
And it was a circle of jerks.
And we call it something else.
More adult.
And then I got a couple emails and one of them was like, Hey man, big fan.
I just had to spend the past 15 minutes after your show explaining to my kid what that meant.
And just wanted to let you know that when we're in the car and I'm taking my kids somewhere and we put the show on and I'm like, We'll say a circle of jerks all patting each other on the back instead of, you know, the other way to say it.
You mentioned that the creator had said something and it was like... The creator called it a fable for modern day capitalism, but also for life and the competitiveness of life.
And that message, it's not subtle at the end, which I won't ruin for anybody, but it's not subtle at the end.
And that messaging was there, and some people can't get past it, and I understand that, but I thought it was a damn good story.
Just for context, okay, because those of you that are sticking around, even though we told you spoilers are here, I'm gonna give you the quick breakdown of the show.
It's a bunch of desperate people in debt, and then all of a sudden they get an opportunity to play in a game, but the game is brutal and you die in it.
But if you don't, you win, I think it's like equivalent of US, like 35 to 40 million dollars, is the translation.
So it's like 45 billion Korean won or something.
Now we're going to get into, again, I warn you, spoilers.
I think the whole thing is the perfect example of somebody who thinks they're opposing capitalism, but just makes communism and wokeness look really, really dumb.
And the show ends up being, in my opinion, more anti-communist than anything.
So one of the big themes in the show is that everyone is equal.
They all enter the game as equals, and they're allowed to play as equals.
And there's an arc in the show where it's like, somebody violates the equality, and so they kill him.
And they were like, that's the worst thing you could have done, is strip the equality.
But now, here's how the show ends.
You've been warned.
In this equal system, everyone dies but one person who gets all of the money!
Okay, so that doesn't sound to me like capitalism.
In capitalism, we recognize not everybody is equal.
Not everybody does have an equal chance.
We do want equal opportunity, but some people are poor and some people are rich.
In this system, everyone is wearing the same clothes, in the same room, being brutalized by the powers, that ultimately results in one person having all the wealth and everyone dying.
That is not capitalism.
In capitalism, there's too much food.
People are morbidly obese, and there are homeless people who are fat.
In communism, everybody wears the same clothes, they have limited access to anything, they get garbage food every day.
They're like, okay, the game's over, here's the food you get, and they get trash.
And they're fighting each other because they're starving.
That, to me, is an indictment of communism.
And if this guy who made the show is actually like, it's actually capitalism that's bad, I'm like, it just goes to show this is a person who made a great show but was really dumb and didn't understand they were actually critiquing communism.
It's like they took them out of a capitalistic system where they were doing pretty bad to a communistic system where they were doing really, really bad and were executed by the state, which usually happens under communism.
They're the biggest promoters and pushers of communism and destroyers of actual real free markets.
Another interesting aspect was the fat guy.
I mean, he looked almost exactly like Newt Gingrich.
I talked to Newt Gingrich a couple times.
I went up to him, asked him straight up to his face, What did you do at the Bohemian Grove when you shipped in specifically male prostitutes?
And he was sweating up a storm.
I did this like five times to him.
He really doesn't like being asked those questions.
But we got to understand here, there is some level of reality when it comes to super rich people coming together in the middle of the woods doing very weird things.
That does happen.
It's called the Bohemian Grove.
There's also other kind of secret societies and offshoots to these secret societies.
Charlie Skelton was sent down By the Guardian to make fun of the people outside.
They sent him down there.
He's like, there's a bunch of loonies.
There's a bunch of crazies.
He literally got followed everywhere, assaulted by police officers.
They raided his hotel room.
They raided my hotel room.
The police officers acted like the Gestapo against any journalist trying to do any real reporting against the Bilderberg Group and he came out of it shook saying, hey, I thought these guys were crazy.
I came here to make fun of them.
These guys are honest.
I'm being followed by police everywhere I go, and they're literally trying to arrest me for just trying to take a photo of David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger walking down the street together.
I got arrested at Bilderberg way too many times, too.
But that's always, the criticism is always the corrupt elites.
I don't, you know, when they talk about like, oh, communism, they never actually implement it because it's not possible.
It's impossible to do.
And then when they criticize, when the left criticizes capitalism, they're really just angry there are elites with centralized power able to do really messed up things and get away with it because of how much power they've accumulated.
That's not what capitalism is supposed to represent either.
And the problem is, communism doesn't exist, right?
They say that, like, every time they try it, they get some weird form of, you know, genocidal authoritarianism.
Capitalism, at its root, is just people with capital from their work can reinvest that into making more projects.
However, in our current system, which mixes it, we end up with a lot of corruption, and then you get a left saying, aha, this proves capitalism doesn't work, and it's like, no, actually, the problem is the corruption.
I don't care who's doing it or why, corruption, bad.
When you use the power of government to destroy your competitors in the, quote, free market, that's not a free market.
That's communism.
That's government direct intervention into the free market.
That's preventing the market from being able to express itself, from being able to speak for itself.
Because usually, in the free market, if someone does something good, they get promoted, they get business, they get commerce, they get people going to them because they know that their reputation is good.
When you have multinational billionaire elites ... playing by different set of rules not paying taxes getting ... subsidies literally getting taxpayer-funded money getting ... bailouts and restrictions and rules that punish their ... competitors and only help them that is not a free market we ... don't have that we have multinational corporations ... globalists some people call them that are literally the ones ... calling the shots creating policies that screw you over ... while they get whatever they want for the grabbing.
I've seen things in California I never thought I'd see.
I was in LA and I was going to a shopping center and then right in the middle of the street this large homeless woman just walked right in, spread her legs and squatted and just went to town.
I want to just gloat when I was saying like, hey, you should get emergency food a year ago because you never know.
Sometimes it rains, there could be a flood, the road might get closed, and you got to have some food and water in the closet you can pop up when you need it.
Yeah.
and all these lefties were like, ha ha, Tim's so dumb,
he's telling people to buy emergency food.
And now we're going on like year two of supply chain collapse.
So back in November, we had Bill Ottman on the show, and he was like, yo, buy Ethereum.
And I was like, OK.
And so I bought some more Bitcoin and Ethereum, and then within a few months, it was at $30K, and I was like, whoa.
Lumber went up at basically the same rate.
So what I think is actually happening is when Bitcoin skyrockets like this, what it really means is not that it's getting more valuable, but the dollar is getting less valuable.
Now they're saying, I saw one report, the dollar will lose half its value in the next decade or so, next 13 years.
Even though arguably it's still BS, the dollar's not based on anything and it's just a big joke at this point.
But when you print that much over the last year, it has to fall.
And they've been kicking the can down the road for, I mean, longer than I've ever seen in my lifetime.
I've seen economies come and go.
Nothing's been like this.
Uh, but yeah, anytime he's like, even before the internet, anytime you start seeing some old guy trying to sell you gold, you know, the, well, we're about to go into a recession.
Uh, and like the same thing is happening here, except the new gold is Bitcoin, but, and it might be a, I would recommend it, uh, or financial advice, no financial advice.
I don't know anything.
I used to own a comic store, but I keep a lot of cash in my safe.
Um, that's where, that's what I do because I'm not really sure.
I mean, it.
I don't know how bad it's going to get.
This is the worst I've ever seen it.
And since the shoe hasn't dropped yet, and it's going to be, it's only a matter of time, really.
And, you know, we talk about how the VAX mandates are really bad, but a lot of people aren't talking about how the Biden administration literally wants to pass a $3.5 trillion bill, which one of the provisions is a surveillance bill where the Biden administration will be literally looking at everyone's bank accounts to make sure that everyone's paying the IRS if they have over $600 in their bank accounts.
I mean, this is a massive surveillance bill.
This is a massive incursion into people's personal liberties, people's personal freedoms, and they're going to be paying for this bill by taxing everyone over $600 when they print the money out of thin air?
A lot of the multi-billionaire corporations, a lot of these super wealthy people call for more taxes, call for more regulations because it will destroy their competitors as, of course, they save their money in a lot of different safe havens.
As you are literally paying every single dime, every single penny, which the IRS knows exactly how much you owe.
You make a mistake, they'll send you a bill right away saying, no, no, no, no, no, no.
We know exactly how much you owe.
You understated your taxes.
Why not just tell people if you're going to be doing that anyway?
But you're going to have to pay every little last cent of this to go into a hole that literally is going into nowhere.
Meanwhile, the multinational corporations get to do whatever they want.
Play by a different set of rules as you're getting screwed every single day and your dollar that you worked hard for is being devalued right in front of your eyes.
Inflation is a tax on your savings and holy cow are they taxing the crap out of you.
Right now, if a Big Mac costs five bucks, and you're getting 10 bucks an hour, you're getting two Big Macs an hour.
But if they increase the minimum wage, what's really gonna happen is that Big Mac's gonna go up in cost, and you're still gonna be getting two Big Macs per hour.
The amount of money you make is not relevant to the cost of the materials and the labor to produce the product.
The left doesn't get it.
There is one benefit, though, when it comes to imports, because raising the wages in the United States won't change imported goods from other countries, which maybe they're trying to do, hoping that, okay, the economy's collapsing, but what if, like, your computer was cheaper because everyone or not cheaper but you're making more money now you can afford to get it the computers are still going to get expensive but they're hoping they can like outpace the the important goods as they outsource more and more of our manufacturing and products overseas
So this just sounds to me like we're giving more of our power to countries overseas.
So that's not good, first of all.
Second of all, I'm very glad that you guys' Bitcoin investment are going up.
But at the same time, that terrifies me because it lets me know that everything that I'm earning and everything I'm doing trying to pay off my own debts, it's for nothing.
They've been acting like they have blank checkbooks and they've been writing checks all over Africa, all over Latin America, and buying a lot of influence, buying a lot of resources, buying a lot of manufacturing, buying a lot of relationships that slowly and surely are overtaking the United States in their sphere of influence in those particular regions.
So it's very interesting to see China implement the same role but instead of just giving it
to multinational corporations they're using it to build their country to make sure that
they have enough natural resources for their people as They're of course more of a nationalistic government.
Meanwhile, our government keeps selling us out every single day. Yep, and
They tried to make low-income housing out of shipping containers, and now they can't open it.
This is like a firetruck on fire, isn't it?
It's like the perfect definition of irony.
I know!
We'll use shipping containers to create large, cheap, you know, low-income housing, and now the shipping containers are spiking, so they can't even do that.
In California you can only get single-use containers, like one shipment version containers, but everywhere else apparently you can have like, they can transport, transport, transport, animal blood, you know, phosphorus, you don't know what's gonna be in it, what you're gonna be breathing in.
So I would, at this point, recommend do not, at least go look into it, but it seems a lot worse than I thought it was.
And he gave me, he said, a thousand bucks a month.
And he only raised it 25 bucks in 10 years.
And he felt bad when he did it.
You can't do that now.
Once the heirs take over, as time went on, the city got more intrusive to the point where they did a point of sale purchase tax through the food and health.
I don't even know how they wanted to get into my taxes then that they wanted.
So I just got rid of the point of sale purchase.
I'm like, I don't have it anymore.
So you can't tax me.
And I was having to submit it.
And it was a way for them to look at that.
And that's their way to sneaking in and looking at your taxes, the city.
So they started doing more and more intrusive stuff like that.
No more parking bikes everywhere.
You can't you can't drive anywhere.
Public transportation got more more expensive.
Crime went up.
My place got broken into a couple of times.
They couldn't get in, but it got broken into.
It was like regular.
Front window's broken.
Front door's broken.
And it just got worse and worse and worse over time.
20 years before that, if they broke into your car, they did something that was even short of being violent, you just went online and you filled out a form and they might come.
It would have to be like Obama coming through or something like that.
That was back in the day, but they are a constant force all the time, especially down on 6th and the Tenderloin, which I brought up, but it's spread out because they gave them cash.
For the longest time, San Francisco gave them cash.
That's how they're fighting drugs.
They give them clean needles and cash money once a month.
I'm going to get in touch with Kelly and see if I can get her evidence on this, because that's where I heard all about this from, and then I'll bring it on the show.
Maybe we can talk about it next week.
It was when I heard that they would be hosing the homeless, because they couldn't get them to move otherwise without getting violent.
I forgot what they did when, this was a long time ago, but when Obama would go there quite often for a fundraiser and every time he came in they just bought him bus tickets.
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It's like that South Park episode, you ever see it?
They've been doing that for a long time, giving them bus tickets to get out of there, but they stopped doing it in California because they're like, it's great, it's great here, we get cash, we get needles, why would we want to leave?
Yeah, I worked for a homeless shelter in California and people don't understand what causes it.
They just don't get it.
And it's really, really frustrating when you have these bleeding heart types who are just like, why can't we just take a house and then put the homeless in it?
And they do this thing where you'll see like high level progressive, like famous progressives be like, there are more empty homes in America than homeless people.
And I'm like, Okay, and?
That's a non sequitur.
The reason that homeless people are homeless has nothing to do with an empty house.
It has everything to do with many of these individuals choosing to be homeless.
I hear a lot that mental illness is the cause of homelessness.
It is.
It is a cause.
But my experience, the biggest cause that I experienced, was people saying, I want to be homeless.
I want to be homeless Yeah, they wouldn't say it specifically like I want to be homeless They would be like I don't want to have anything to do with your garbage And if they ever did come in they'd come in for like clean clothes a shower and leave right away Yeah, I don't know the exact story on this, but when everything was locked down, they let homeless people into a hotel or a couple hotels in San Francisco.
There was a death in two weeks.
There were fires inside.
They were caught dealing drugs within a week.
It was just a complete S-show.
And they had to continue it, because they couldn't, like, how bad would that look if they stopped it?
But there was cops there all the time, and the hotels, like, wishing they hadn't have done it.
you're a wanderer and again You can only get hurt if you give power to words
I'm seeing another story on Twitter.
I don't know if we're ready for a transition, but I'm seeing a pretty wild story that I definitely want to talk about, but we can still continue on the subject if you want.
People have been like, yo, we have a freedom of stand here in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida.
So thank you for your emails.
I love being a vagabond.
I love staying in parking lots.
That's a whole nother story in my trailer and my RV I like to act like a diva when I smash through the door be like I just got out of my trailer, but in reality It's my travel trailer that I live in but that doesn't matter.
But again, the government is exacerbating this problem I think a lot of it is lack of economic opportunity.
I think a lot of it is mental illness I think there's also a lot of other elements that we can't even quantify in words and But when you look at mental illness, when you look at lack of economic opportunity, that's everything that the government has been literally pushing for and creating along with big tech social media.
So that problem is going to be exacerbated.
It's only going to get that much worse.
People are poorer.
People are unhealthier.
People are in a worse mental decline.
And that is only getting more exacerbated the more government gets involved.
But this is something that kind of hits close to home with me because I'm seeing the frontline COVID-19 critical care organization, the FLCCC, just tweet out that their PayPal was suddenly shut down along with Facebook restricting their account.
And they're a group of medical professionals and doctors that are literally putting out protocols of medicines, of supplements, of medical studies that have helped a tremendous amount of people.
Yeah, they're frontline COVID-19 critical care workers.
They're a lot of the doctors, and they just got attacked by multiple social media platforms, and I know a lot of people that they've personally helped.
So to see this kind of attack on medical professionals, on doctors, on people who are quoting the data, the science, and actually going after the studies, to me is a very big deal, and another grave escalation in the censorship.
He has that sketch where he's like, all the experts agree, and then Danny walks in and he's like, I read the data and I came to a slightly different conclusion, and then he just punches him, and he's like, no!
All the experts agree again.
And that's how it's been for a long time.
I mean, there have been a bunch of studies, I won't get into the details of some of the studies, I'll just keep it vague, that have been pulled down.
Scientific reports on certain cultural issues that get deleted because they're offensive.
You'll end up with in this instance. I think the CNN story is a really really good example Sanjay Gupta sitting down
with Joe Rogan Finally being forced to admit Joe Rogan was right a doctor
prescribed his medication And then what happens CNN doubles down on the lie to see
big tech going after you know doctors Why I look man? I don't know what to say what we've already
said 50 billion times, and it just keeps happening I'm not completely pessimistic because there's been like
you know just because something bad is happening now doesn't mean the world's gonna end doesn't mean
That it's completely over there have been some games. We were talking about Dave Chappelle getting defended by
Netflix It's a good thing Netflix still kind of sucks But I don't know man, you know
Bill Maher, you know, came out.
He said he's not getting the booster, right?
You've got Kyrie Irving coming out saying it's his body, his choice.
He's got one life to live and one body to have.
You've got Joe Rogan in his fight with Sanjay Gupta.
Well, to be fair, from CNN.com, thousands protest as Italy's COVID pass becomes mandatory for workers.
They say, anyone who is on a payroll in the public or private sector must have a green pass with a QR code as proof of either full vaccination, recent recovery from infection, or a negative test within the previous 48 hours.
Employees who go to work without the pass risk a fine of up to 1,500 euros, $1,730, and suspension without pay.
Employers could also face fines if they allow staff to work without it.
And the way that they implemented this was really sinister because in Italy, talk of the COVID vaccine passport, it was first deemed a conspiracy theory.
It's crazy.
It's not going to happen here.
And then they started to implement it with restaurants and indoor dining.
Then they started to implement it with travel, trains, buses, planes.
Can't get on any of those if you don't have the green pass.
And now their latest rule here, this... I don't even want to say rule.
Their latest decree here by the Italian government is that you can't work in there in the public sector or private sector if you don't have a green pass.
If you don't have a QR code that says the government allows you to work.
And if you do work, you get a fine of 1,500 euros.
Um, and you need a vaccine to be compliant every six months with this quote green pass or a test every 48 hours, which is unfeasible.
So Gary, you had some, what's the, I got a question.
So what's the option if you say no to all this, uh, you're going to jail, you're getting fined till the 1,500 euro fine for going to work and not having a green pass.
Los Angeles has some of the most strictest COVID-19 vaccine passports that they're going to be implementing.
CNN has been cheerleading it, saying it's awesome, it's great.
You know, getting permission slips from the government for every basic activity is so awesome.
You know, the same government that runs the DMV.
Yeah, I definitely trust those people to have a Domestic permission slip passport system.
I mean, it's just ridiculous.
It's insane.
And people are standing up to this.
People are protesting in mass.
I've been tweeting out photos that show huge amounts of people.
There's also some fake photos.
There's some disinformation going around.
But I'm trying to confirm a lot of this.
I have some people in Italy that I'm talking to but now unions, dock workers are coming together and they're doing a quote indefinite blockade of the ports in Italy with them saying we're going to block this until you get rid of this domestic passport permission slip system.
So it's going to be a very interesting showdown and clash that we're going to see unfold in Italy in just a few moments from now.
You can pull the carbon dioxide out of the air then deposit it onto like a copper palladium alloy at like a thousand degrees centigrade and it'll deposit graphene oxide.
That's one way to do it.
There's other methods too.
You can take rubber trash and then hit it called flash graphene where you hit it with pulse it with lasers and then turn it into a fine layer of graphene that requires a lot of electricity.
We're seeing people on the right, I don't know, I don't want to say too conservatively, thinking about communes and going on their own, which is good.
There's always been the preppers as well, to be fair.
And I, you know, we have to do this soon.
We have to think about these things soon.
So one thing, when I talk about it on my channel, I've been talking about it for a long time, is, you know, nobody's going to come and save us.
Like, nobody's coming.
Trump ain't going to sweep in and fix everything, even if he wins in two years.
The midterm elections might be a slap on the wrist, but, you know, right now, They're all in on this.
Most of the government is in on this.
They're just playing their stupid game and they're resetting on us.
And there's like, there's stuff I'd love to say, but I, I didn't want to say it, you know, on your channel, you know, we were talking about earlier and I won't say it here, but.
Until we decide we are going to end this, those rules, like I said, are implemented.
They're implemented.
They're not going away ever.
Now this word mandate is just part of our language now.
We're completely cool with it.
So we went from emergency provisions mandating that people stay at home for a couple of weeks to Gavin Newsom mandating what a business can sell on a toy aisle.
You know, and that's why we chose West Virginia, you know, you could choose New Hampshire, Florida, Texas, I think Texas is too dense.
And that means it's susceptible to, you know, leftist manipulations and things like that for a variety of reasons.
What happens, we see this in West Virginia, where there will be like a gun range, a shooting range.
And it's noisy.
There actually is one not too far from here.
It's a public land where people go shooting.
You're not supposed to use it as a range apparently, but people do hunting training or something.
All the neighbors can hear the gunshots all day every day, and they're fine with it.
But liberals are starting to move in from DC because they want to get away from the nightmare they created and go to West Virginia where it's conservative.
When they move in, they're told, when you buy this property, you sign this disclosure acknowledging there's a shooting range, you know, on the other side of the street, which presents some dangers, risks, and a noise issue.
But you accept these things when you move in.
And they say, yeah, no problem.
Then they tell their friends to move in and say, once we get enough people, we can vote to shut down their range.
And that's what's been happening.
Things like that.
There was like a farm, like a dairy farm, and it was stinky.
And so people moved in and they were like, you acknowledge there's a farm here, the smell is, you know, something that people are concerned about.
They said, no problem.
Once they sold all the land around it, the people voted and said, shut the farm down.
And then all of a sudden you own this land and they're like, sorry, the cops come in and say, the people have spoken.
And then you can't run your business anymore.
That's what you got to watch out for.
That's why I'm worried about, you know, Texas, because it's happening in West Virginia too.
Now that's because West Virginia, people don't know this, is about an hour from DC.
It's not that far away from DC.
So, New Hampshire might be a good idea, but then New Hampshire is... I think New Hampshire, what it has going for it, is a free state project, which is protecting it and expanding the freedom.
West Virginia has the inverse problem.
They have a lot of people trying to come into the eastern part.
That being said, though, West Virginia has lost a ton of liberals from the other more urban cities.
So, I think West Virginia's a good bet.
New Hampshire is probably, I think in the long term, we're actually looking at setting up shop in some capacity in New Hampshire.
So maybe buying a small piece of land, that way we have a place to be in New Hampshire in the event the Free State Project becomes very prominent.
Because as long as, I've been telling Luke nonstop, like, New Hampshire is just...
So Texas and Florida are like teetering between left and right.
Now, there's been some big changes, like on the border, it went Republican.
Miami went Republican.
West Virginia is the second most Trump-supporting state in the country.
And so I'm like, I like it.
You know, New Hampshire is good, but I think in order to get a good space, you gotta be, like, you gotta be kind of far away from the urban center.
Whereas here, we get West Virginia, we're in the tri-state area, but we're setting up free domicile in West Virginia, and it's like an hour and a half to the airport.
So you still get a big urban center airport, not too far away, but not too close.
We weighed a lot of options.
I mean, I was looking at northern Maine.
I was like, I'll take what I can get, but satellite internet, it's not going to cut it.
And bringing people out to the middle of nowhere is too difficult.
We looked at rural Pennsylvania.
That would have been awesome.
I really wanted to find a dying town and bring industry back and just get more jobs and stuff.
But maybe we'll do that with the Ferdinand area and more people will find jobs and more industry will grow and we'll be investing continually in the space to build stuff and set up a business.
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Tickets sold out basically instantly.
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We're keeping it locked at that level because $25 members are still struggling to get access because of high demand.
But some people are canceling periodically and tickets are opening up.
So the best I can say is I apologize for the kind of chaotic nature of this.
We are going to be opening up an auction to members so that we'll have five auction slots where you can, you know, Choose how much you want to pay and then this was our
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And be there clicking the button every every few minutes But we can also you know some the people who have time to
dedicate can get the ticket for free other people can just
Support us by doing the auction system, and then we'll get people to come and help support the event and everything
like that, but people are canceling sometimes and
And I did see a Super Chat from one person who said they needed a ticket for their girlfriend.
She was able to get one, so I'm glad to hear it.
And if you send in emails, we will respond.
We might be able to accommodate some people who got, you know, the short end of the stick due to how the system was operating.
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Nathan O'Connell says, the last time Netflix tried the woke stuff with cuties, they lost $7 billion in value because everyone canceled their subscription.
They aren't siding with the woke anymore.
And they're not losing value over Chappelle.
I don't think their stock's going to go down over that.
They're terrible at promoting their specials, but I mean, they don't need to.
With Chappelle, it would get around, and within two weeks, everybody had seen it, and if it wasn't for Squid Game, it would be the most watched thing on there.
I totally, the writing was all over the place, and US Agent Cap was much better than, he was the best character in it.
I thought he had the best character arc, but I thought it was filled with, I get into the weeds on this stuff, but intersectional feminism.
I call it the MCU.
And, uh, yeah, they, it's a long story, but it goes back to Captain Marvel and, you know, at the end, yeah, terrible movie, terrible movie.
But at the end they had Falcon and Falcon didn't even fight his own bad guy.
Oh, I call her Freckle Jesus, but she came up and, uh, she got killed.
Uh, she got killed by, by Carter, by Sharon Carter.
So.
Why are you not even fighting your own bad guy at the end?
And people say, Oh, you're just nitpicking stuff.
But no, if you watch the entire story, Falcon does, he deifies his villain, who is basically the head of Antifa.
She's like a, you know, and he's like chewing out, uh, doing this, uh, you know, he's projecting right in front of three, uh, three politicians that just happened to be standing there that survived a plane crash.
And his big suggestion or helicopter crashes do better at the end.
I watched a video comparing Captain America, the film, to the Captain Marvel film.
And they're like, in Captain America, you have Steve Rogers.
He's weak.
He has no strength.
But he has good moral character.
He's willing to stand up for those and stand up for himself, even though he knows he'll lose.
Here's a scene where he throws himself on top of a grenade, proving that even though he isn't, you know, strong physically, that he's a good person who's willing to do what he has to do.
He's then granted power and then he has the strength to back up his ideals.
Captain Marvel was always strong and her powers were locked away by a man.
So in the Captain Marvel story, she's mean, she's nasty, and in the end,
she doesn't have a redemption arc. She has a self-realization.
I actually found her to be the villain.
I found her to be very villainous. Not that the militaristic, you know, uh, group that she was
working with was good guys. No one has to be the good guy.
But her whole arc is basically she's a bad person, she's a bad person, she's a bad person. Now she's
strong and a bad person. And arrogant.
And I was like, ugh. And then in Endgame, when I was in the theater,
and she punched Thanos, the whole audience, the whole theater groaned.
No joke.
So, there's that scene where Thanos has the Infinity Gauntlet, he has everything!
Anyway, in this universe, well I'm going to start over.
In the original movie, he's an arrogant prick.
He invites her out, she says, I'm not going to something like that.
He's trying to pass somebody in a storm, crashes, his hands get crushed.
He can no longer be a doctor, so he starts losing his mind because he's like, his whole life is destroyed.
Eventually he finds the Mystic Arts and becomes a Sorcerer Supreme, and that loss drove him to becoming the hero that's helping save the planet.
In the What If series, they're like, in this version of reality, he brings Christine with him, she dies, and in trying to learn about life and loss, finds the Mystic Hearts, becomes Sorcerer Supreme, but eventually decides to use the Time Stone to go back in time to save Christine, but he can't, because it's a fixed point in time that created him.
If she doesn't die, he never becomes Sorcerer Supreme.
You know what I thought was gonna happen?
What I thought was going to happen was that when he's, like, you know, desperately trying to, like, bring her back to life, and the Watcher talks to him and says, you can't change a fixed point in time.
It is the loss of Christine that drives you to become the Sorcerer Supreme.
I thought he was going to go back in time and destroy his own hands on purpose, creating the timeline where his life was destroyed.
And then what that does is it kind of sets in motion this loop into the original movie, Yep.
My way was better!
he didn't have to be crippled.
That in the original timeline, he just lost Christine, but even though they didn't stay together,
he was willing to sacrifice everything that made him who he was in order to allow her to live.
And they didn't do it.
No.
And it was kind of like, eh, whatever.
And then there's like a weird thing where the ancient one like turns him into two Stevens or whatever.
I just, I gotta stress like how amazing it would have been if he's like, to see the scene where he's like trying to save Christine and the universe is collapsing and the Watchers are like, it can't be done because the law strives you to become the Sorcerer Supreme.
And then he's like, what if I gave up something else?
That'd be cool.
It was like it would have to be something of tremendous value
It's like what if it was everything that made me who I am his hands and then he creates their own timeline
So he basically punishes himself. How awesome would that have been? That'd be cool. Yeah, anyway, I'm totally lost.
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Yeah Go ahead. All right Cole Stuyvesant says Tim, please talk
George is a supporter of my channel, has been for a long time, and every time he would give a big superchat, we'd just yell his name and it became a thing afterwards.
It was just kind of like, uh, you know, going to a reunion of friends and seeing Riker and Deanna and Picard and I was like, eh, you know, oh look, there they are again.
I would love to see a continuation after Deep Space Nine and they haven't given us anything meaningful.
It's just been reboot and prequel and I'm just like, so what happens?
I did think it was a little preachy, but I thought he did politics well because he has that scene where the liberal, the leftist woman is arguing with the MAGA uncle, and I think it was decently an accurate portrayal of common opinions.
The guy wasn't a racist Nazi, the woman was like your typical liberal, and they had like made real statements about it, which was funny.
And then you had the young liberal daughter who turns out to be a cutthroat who's gonna sell out the girl, whatever.
I thought it was good.
When I saw that, Looper was good, but weird, and the story kind of didn't make sense.
But I was like, it was fun.
And then, when I saw The Last Jedi, I was like, there's no way this was an accident.
He even says, Kylo Ren says, let the past die.
Kill it if you have to.
And I was like, he did it on purpose!
Because he was probably like, yo, all we do is reboot, remake, same thing over and over again, and he's sabotaged.
Like, when the plasma's arcing in outer space, I'm like, dude, he was sitting there thinking like, what can I do to make this as offensive and awful as possible?
I want diehard fans to reject it.
So when you see them firing the plasma and it's arcing in space, I'm like, he did that to piss off the diehard people who are going to be like, what?
Uh, you know, I think we, we share a lot of opinions, a lot of people who are upset about the destruction of this content and, uh, the room we're in is anything but a mom's basement.
We are well-mannered and developed adult individuals who enjoy entertainment of the sci-fi and fantasy nature, and it's being ruined by people who don't care about it, who have been handed the reins by big corporations.
And I think that their goal is, they take a look at their market share, and they're like, we got too many dudes.
You know, have some of that content, and maybe even make our own shows and stuff, when we get to that point.
There's a bunch of stuff that I... I haven't been watching a whole lot recently.
But someone mentioned Eta Fruetta.
Fruetta?
I'm pronouncing it wrong, I don't know.
It was a show I watched a big chunk of until I reached the... I watched every episode until the latest, and then I'm like, okay, I binged it, now I gotta wait for them to do more episodes.
Black Clover, a lot of fun.
I guess people don't like it.
I thought it was cool.
My Hero Academia, I thought it was really great.
Man, I used to read every single Naruto when it came out every Wednesday.
The Scanlation, every Wednesday for years.
So I'd be totally down to make some fun, new cultural content and do these comics.
Did you see the Donald Trump and the Death Note one-shot?
I mean, this is, yeah, this is kind of the beginning, the breaking down, you know, when you see the organized gangs going in and, you know, shoplifting out of Walgreens.
I saw one guy.
Oh, you might.
I won't repeat his name here.
He retweeted and saying, oh, well, you know, this is what you get when the chain markets come in and take over the mom and pops.
He's not totally wrong, but this is happening to the mom and pops in San Francisco, too.
It's about a pandemic that like wipes out a bunch of cities and then you're in the in part one you're in New York and it's pretty cool to be in Manhattan and it's like an apocalypse and there's uh like rogue factions start taking over so firefighters start like they they actually take flamethrowers and become actual firemen And they're trying to purge the disease and they end up going crazy and just killing anybody.
They're like, it's too risky.
They're infected.
You have regular gangs.
You have paramilitary groups.
It's fun.
It was fun game.
And then in part two that you're in DC and it's like you're in the White House and it's abandoned.
Sarah Stathatos says, George, George, George, George, George, George, George.
Thank you for the big super chats to say George.
Dragon Balls Deep says, Tim, given all the gun stuff y'all do, you must get in contact with Mike Glover of FCS.
He's the real deal.
Also, I want to see Dave Smith versus Vosh debate.
Love the show.
Shout out to Ian.
I'd totally be down to host Dave and Vosh.
That'd be fantastic.
But I feel like, you know, is Vosh the only one willing to actually sit down and express himself, you know, and his ideas?
He does a good job of giving his ideas.
A lot of people think he's wrong, but I can respect that.
If he wants to come and speak and be wrong, that's a great thing.
But I don't think he's completely wrong.
I think we agree with him on a lot of stuff.
I think there's just core issues we clearly don't agree with.
I think most Americans, regardless of your beliefs, agree on an overwhelming majority of things.
But it'd be nice to get someone else on the left to actually want to come and have these conversations.
The problem is, There's two kinds of people on the left who want to come on the show outside of Vosh.
Either people who are small and don't have big channels, can't really articulate the thoughts as well, and are just trying to get some kind of, you know, notoriety.
And people who are grifters who want to come on and do stupid things to make a scene and then get us in trouble and then make viral content for themselves.
We're really trying to, you know, we got to get to that point.
I try to let you guys know, like, a lot of the stuff that we're doing outside of this show is, like, we're investing in.
Like, doing new shows, like, it's not easy to just make a show and then try and make money doing it, you know?
So we're really hoping that other shows can become, you know, new ways to get new people to be involved and things like that.
But we're working.
We're growing.
All right, let's read a couple more, just because we did talk quite a bit.
Jerry Latt says, Hey Tim, 10 years working maintenance on metal container closing machines.
The information on this process at times can be esoteric.
I imagine it could be useful to your future endeavors.
I'm willing to give advice and help you choose that path to work on metal container closing machines.
Maybe for Freedomistan, we could use something like that.
We do have a nice little hill, and I was like, we could get three shipping containers and just bury them, and then have three little dorm hangout places, or make them stores.
I would love to have a little western town, with a sheriff and a general store.
That'd be cool.
Freedomistan.
Alright, we'll just do a couple more here.
Alright, let's see.
I don't know what that means, so I can't read it.
R. Barrett says, let's talk about some Bond R.I.P.
or how they are systematically killing strong male characters like He-Man, Bond, Indiana Jones, etc.
Yes, that's what I was talking about with Luke Skywalker.
That was the beginning, the beginning.
It started a little before The Last Jedi, everything that's going on.
But it's very deliberate, and I guess it's only deliberate to hardcore nerds who not only just pay attention to Star Wars, they pay attention to the whole realm.
Uh, when they see something similar happening to Picard, and to James Bond, and to Luke Skywalker, and to Captain America, and to Iron Man, they tend to start thinking that there's something nefarious going on.
And there is.
There is.
There's a...
Since the Me Too Time's Up little moment in Hollywood after Harvey Weinstein, it was a huge power shift.
And what they decided to stop doing is they started writing basically Marxist PowerPoints.
And it sounds insane.
It does.
It absolutely does.
Until you see the paperwork, until you see that not only just BLM, but it sounds like
it's from BLM.
You have the Roddenberry Foundation that's owned by Roddenberry's kid, his heir.
And there's a ton of money in there and it's supposed to be a workshop for writers, Gene
Roddenberry.
And they made up some paperwork basically on what you can and can't write in Hollywood
anymore.
And you can't write, I mean, some of the stuff actually sounds like it's sure it makes sense because it's not the 50s anymore, but some of it is nuts.
They tell you how you can write, I hand a capable person.
and how you can't write.
They can no longer be the person who overcomes their handicap.
I mean, Saturday Night Live rating, if they were good, and they haven't been for decades, if they made fun of what culture would be the most watched thing on broadcast TV.
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