Whatever Podcast - FERAL Attacker & 140 IQ Girl CRASH The Debate?! Andrew & Brian vs. Feminists!

March 20, 2025 - Whatever Podcast

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FERAL Attacker & 140 IQ Girl CRASH The Debate?! Andrew & Brian vs. Feminists! | Whatever Debates #13

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	that's discord.gg slash whatever now i'm gonna let's see if that's yep Guys, we post our stream schedule behind the scenes, hate mail, a bunch of other stuff.
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	And we posted on Sunday's episode, we posted the behind the scenes of this girl attacking, assaulting, and arguably battering Andrew.
	I don't know if there's any criminal defense lawyers in the chat who want to weigh in on that as it pertains to California statutes relating to Andrew.
	I don't know if there's anything else.
	Bro, holy fuck.
	Stop that, dude.
	Oh my god, no.
	Good job.
	Okay, discord.gg slash whatever.
	Guys, you can check out the behind the scenes there.
	I was capturing it, like trying to kick her off.
	She refused to leave.
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	Mick, can you take it off the fade?
	No, no, no, no.
	Okay, right-click on center, please.
	Hello?
	No, no, no, no, dude.
	Stop, stop, stop, stop, Mick.
	Yes, right-click, transition override.
	You just had it.
	There you go.
	Hit none.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So I apologize, guys.
	the views expressed by the guests do not necessarily reflect the views of the whatever channel with that said without further ado we're oh wait Actually, do we need to have the guests introduce themselves?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, why not?
	Please tell us your name, age, occupation, where you're from, any education, and your political or social leanings.
	Starting with you, go ahead.
	My name is Savannah.
	I'm 24 from Tucson, Arizona.
	I am a social worker at a psych hospital, animal rehabber, and a Do OnlyFans.
	And I'm kind of independent in the middle.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	My name is Honey.
	I'm 27.
	I have a mental health care background.
	I currently work at Bellas Hacienda Ranch.
	Bit of a career change there.
	I would consider myself leftist.
	What do you do at the ranch?
	I'm a legal courtesan, which is the best way that I can say that on YouTube, I believe.
	Okay.
	Got it.
	All right.
	Andrew, what about you?
	What is that?
	I don't know what that is.
	A courtesan?
	A woman of the night.
	Yeah.
	She's a woman of the night.
	Okay.
	A courtesan.
	Okay.
	A courtesan.
	Yeah.
	My name is Andrew Wilson.
	I'm the host of The Crucible.
	It's a popular entertainment channel on YouTube.
	I'm a political analyst, a political satirist, and I engage in conversations, debates all over the world.
	And I'm happy to have this debate today with you too.
	So I appreciate you guys coming.
	All right.
	And I'm Brian Atlas, 35, host of the whatever podcast.
	Washed up over the hill, has been YouTuber.
	That's pretty much it for me.
	All right, so I guess we're going to get into some of our first topics here.
	You guys seem to have specific disagreements with the podcast, it seems.
	Do we?
	Do you is that that was my impression, but oh, like me, us with this podcast?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, like the dating talk podcast.
	Oh, I mean, I did initially, but since the last time I was on, I realized that you weren't that terrible.
	Not that terrible.
	Slightly terrible, though.
	Yeah.
	What are the things I'm terrible about?
	In terms of my views or whatever.
	I don't think that you're that bad anymore.
	I think that just.
	Okay, what about this guy next?
	Speak up a little bit, though.
	Yeah, sorry.
	I guess our disagreements would probably be about the whole women's voting and some political stuff.
	I think religion as well.
	It's kind of hard to disagree on that, but I think we can have a conversation about the morality behind religion.
	Sure.
	Sure.
	And then what about you?
	I don't have an issue with either one of you.
	We've never met or interacted.
	My initial impression of the podcast was simply through clips I've seen on like TikTok and Instagram.
	But of course, those can always be taken grandly out of context.
	But after watching a little bit of it, it's way different than I imagined.
	So I'm happy to be here.
	Do you both describe yourselves as feminists?
	I've never described myself as a feminist, but yeah, I like women.
	Maybe a quick definition is like feminism would be the movement towards an egalitarian society deconstructing the patriarchy.
	No.
	No.
	So do you think women are an oppressed class?
	Not in America.
	Okay.
	I'd have to agree with her, yeah.
	Okay.
	Not in America.
	Not in America.
	So you think men and women have perfectly equal rights?
	Or at least women have as many rights as men?
	I would say so, yeah.
	Same for you?
	I don't disagree.
	Okay.
	And you don't categorize either of yourselves as feminists.
	Is that correct?
	I would have to say no.
	There's a lot of corners of modern feminism that don't like me based on what I do for work.
	So that's kind of tough to navigate in itself.
	Sex work conversation.
	And what do you guys think about, do you think there is a patriarchy?
	She had an opening statement, actually.
	Oh, really?
	I did.
	I wrote.
	Oh.
	Yeah, we can.
	Sure.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Okay.
	I said that I think morality should evolve with society, and I think that empathy is the foundation of a just world.
	And I think that Trumpism is rooted in division, cruelty, and a lack of accountability.
	And I think that religion is used to justify harmful and outdated beliefs, especially about women in other countries.
	And I don't reject the idea of a higher power, but I don't think that a text written by bronzed age nomads should dictate modern morality.
	And my stance on politics is about what I believe is right and wrong based on reason and empathy.
	So I just would like you to consider whether it's truly moral or just convenient for maintaining power when it comes to religion.
	I see.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Do you have an opening statement or?
	I would keep it very brief.
	I didn't write anything out.
	My perspective on religion is that I actually find it slightly delusional in most senses.
	I would consider myself an atheist to keep it simple.
	I actually grew up in the Catholic Church.
	I know that's a little bit different from Christianity in some aspects, so that's totally fair.
	However, I think whether you're questioning or unquestioning in your belief of a God in a traditional sense, I personally find it unrealistic and people don't question it enough.
	I think delusional is the best way that I can describe it.
	I'm interested to hear your perspectives because in what I've learned about you, just in my research before this, I'm actually really interested to talk to you.
	And I am coming at this from a non-aggressive, non-argumentative way.
	I hope to portray that at least.
	Probably going to get pretty argumentative.
	Just not going to be aware of that.
	Oh, that's okay.
	It's probably going to be pretty argumentative.
	You had views on immigration, too, right?
	I had some, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Let's start there.
	I would like to say that.
	One really quick thing I do.
	I do want to do a quick secondary thank you to Ogle, who popped a crystal ball for us in our debate just about an hour ago.
	So I'll do it again.
	Do it again all.
	Thank you again, Ogle.
	I do appreciate your patronage.
	Yeah, let's just get into the immigration thing now.
	What prompted that conversation, your last appearance?
	So, Mick, are you able to pull up the tweets?
	But can you go to the one that's about immigration?
	do you know how to do that so uh here remember how i showed you um on the other monitor there's going to be a bunch of tweets
	And how if you just minimize the Discord.
	Can you show here, Mick, tell me what is currently up on the monitor, please?
	Okay, can you minimize the Discord and tell me what you see on the monitor?
	And then I'll be able to tell you where to navigate to.
	Sorry, guys.
	Just Matt, thank you for the soup chat.
	Do appreciate it.
	And if you guys are enjoying the stream, like I said, $200 TTS read is 100.
	TTS is 200.
	Do you have it?
	No, I'm not seeing it.
	Do you have the Discord minimized?
	Yeah.
	Okay, that is definitely not.
	Can you just pull up the Chrome tab?
	So remember how it was visually before where it was everything?
	No?
	Okay, here.
	Okay, just stay there.
	So minimize the Discord tab now, okay?
	No, Here, go up.
	I'm sorry.
	Go up to the Discord.
	the discord box and do you know how the minimize feature yes okay Now hit F11 on the keyboard.
	Here, actually, before you do that, no, here, hit F11 again.
	Okay.
	Click.
	Remember how I showed you the tweet?
	The tweet?
	No, The tweet beyond the Instagram tab, like I showed you before the stream.
	Yes, click on that one.
	Okay, go F11.
	No, yes, hit F11.
	Okay.
	And then control tab until I tell you we get to the right thing.
	Next.
	Okay, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, what the fuck.
	Next.
	There was quite a few.
	Next. Next. Next. Next. Next. Next.
	I apologize to the viewers.
	I know this is...
	Okay, next.
	There it is.
	Okay, this is what started the conversation as it pertains to immigration.
	Elon Musk on February 18th posted, haha, wow, in response to the White House posting, ASMR, illegal alien deportation flight.
	Scroll down a little bit on this, Mick.
	Scroll down.
	Okay, and to which you responded, you have no empathy for men, which led off to a conversation you and I had about immigration.
	So are you in favor of illegal immigration?
	Didn't you say that morality is based around empathy?
	Yes, I did.
	So wouldn't that be an immoral position?
	Or is it just a moral position because you don't have any empathy for this group of people?
	What do you mean?
	I said you have no empathy talking about Elon Musk just because, I mean, I'm not for illegal immigration.
	That's not something that I'm advocating for, but I think that posting in that way as if it's funny to do that to people and just pick up their whole lives, I don't think that that's funny.
	I think it's tragic.
	And I understand that we have to do it, but I think that it could be done in a better way that's not immoral.
	So your problem was that he was just laughing about it?
	Yeah, I do have a problem with that.
	But I mean, it is kind of ironically funny, right?
	How?
	Well, because if you break into my house and then the cops come and take you out, I'm probably going to laugh at you, right?
	Okay.
	Would you laugh at somebody who broke in your house and then?
	I do think that's a little bit different, though.
	But would you?
	Would you laugh at them?
	Sure, yeah.
	Yeah, or is your empathy for them then?
	Well, I think that's a little bit different.
	Because those people aren't breaking into my house to live a better life.
	They're breaking into my house probably for a bad reason, I would assume, anyway.
	Well, I mean, it's a good reason for them.
	Right.
	Like, their reasons for breaking into your house is they want your stuff for a materially better life, just like the immigrant, right?
	Right.
	Well, I guess that's subjective based on scenario, but I don't think that it's right to laugh about that in particular when it comes to immigration.
	So, you're not for illegal immigration?
	I'm not.
	No, I, well, obviously not.
	I mean, I don't think that it is what it is, though.
	You know, if we could stop it, then I think that would be great, but that's just not, I don't think that that's possible.
	I don't think that'll ever be possible.
	What about deportations?
	Is that okay?
	I think that depends really for me morally.
	I think, obviously, criminals, that makes sense.
	That's been in place for a long time.
	But I think when it comes to kids, like in the DACA program that have grown up here and have never lived like in their home country and they don't speak that language, I think that deporting them is immoral.
	I think that's wrong.
	And I understand that it's their parents' fault, you know, when they bring them over here.
	It's a selfish decision.
	But to put that on the kids kind of just seems unfair to me.
	Doesn't it seem unfair to me?
	It's an unfair situation all around.
	So how come, this is what I don't understand about the empathy is morality crowd.
	I really don't get this part.
	You say, well, Andrew, we really got to be empathetic towards these people and their plight.
	It's like, but at the expense of me and mine, where's the empathy towards me and mine?
	And then it just kind of becomes, well, their shit's worse.
	Right.
	Right?
	It's like, but isn't there supposed to be empathy on both sides?
	I totally think that there should be, yeah.
	I mean, it's really hard to pick a side when it comes to stuff like this because I agree with both of both of them.
	I agree with that.
	But I think that the implications for deporting somebody that's lived here for their whole life and they don't speak the language of their home country versus you having to deal with that person in a Walmart.
	I feel like it's a little bit of a different situation when it comes to.
	Well, I understand it sucks for them.
	Yeah.
	Like I get that.
	They're going to have a lot of readjusting to do.
	You know what I mean?
	But, you know, not every DACA recipient is under that, by the way.
	No, not all.
	But the thing is, is even for the ones who are, right?
	If you are to, then this is one of the big kind of like primary problems maybe we can dive into with your empathy is morality thing.
	What about looking forward 30 years?
	So it's like right now we can be empathetic towards these people, right?
	That's true.
	But what if you send the signal that this is now okay?
	And so more illegals come in, have children here, understanding that, well, you know, these kids in 20 years can make the same claim as the former DACA recipients.
	And now we have to make all of them citizens as well, bypassing all of the other people who are in line.
	Not much empathy for those people, right?
	Right.
	And creating now a perverse incentive for more people to come and do it.
	Seems like it's the least empathetic thing to do.
	Well, what would your solution be then when it comes to deportation and legal immigration?
	I would kick out every single legal immigrant who was here and everybody here who wasn't a naturalized citizen is gone.
	They have no business being in our nation.
	Nation is, from my perspective, it's culture, borders, language.
	That's how a very famous talk radio host Michael Savage used to frame it.
	I largely agree with that assessment.
	Culture, border language.
	So in this case, illegal immigrants who come in, they don't have the same culture.
	They often, like even at the hotel I'm staying at, half half don't speak English, right?
	Right.
	And they've already violated the borders.
	So like what from for me, that's already criminal.
	So when you say things like, let's deport the criminals, I'm like, well, there they are.
	Okay.
	Right?
	They're already criminals from my perspective.
	Right.
	They've already broken in here.
	So when it comes to parents that come here and they have a kid here, though, and they raise that kid here, obviously they made a choice to do that.
	It's a selfish choice because they know that that could be a possible implication.
	Do you still think that that's fine to well?
	The law of the land is that if you're born here, you become a naturalized citizen.
	Right.
	So that's not, so that would be.
	I want to repeal that.
	Okay.
	I would like for there to be a different interpretation that says that a naturalized citizen, you have to have a mom and a dad, and both of them are native to the nation, and then they have a child, that child becomes native to the nation.
	I would get rid of the soil policy altogether.
	But that natural born would require your mom and your dad both be citizens of the nation, and then you become a citizen.
	That's like my ideal citizenship policy.
	So when it comes to immigrants working here, do you not think that they are good for the economy?
	Do you think that they are harming it?
	Sure, slave labor is good for the economy.
	Okay.
	It's different.
	Well, not really.
	So because they have no documentation, they can be paid under the table.
	They send remittances back to their home nation, which is untaxed, right?
	Totally untaxed remittances in the hundreds and hundreds of millions, if not, I think it's billions actually, that they send back in remittances.
	But don't quote me on that.
	It's at least hundreds of millions.
	Okay.
	They're sending back to their home nations.
	That's non-taxable.
	The employer is able to squeeze out American citizens for the jobs because now they can pay under the table.
	Right.
	And then they do do work visa programs, but they're totally rigged.
	So the work visa programs are totally rigged for various companies.
	The whole thing is a massive cluster fuck when it comes to that.
	So yeah, I don't think that that's good policy.
	I think that you're just kind of promoting slave labor essentially by giving people perverse incentives to have people come across the border and then they have children here and now we have a conundrum, right?
	Right.
	Like, oh, what do we do now?
	Well, I definitely am not advocating for slave labor.
	Or people getting paid under wage.
	I don't advocate for that.
	But just for an example, like let's just say that you have a construction company and you have 100 illegal immigrants working for you.
	You're paying them under minimum wage and then we deport all of them.
	So in what I think logically is I don't think that these businesses would be hiring 100 American citizens and then paying them a just wage.
	I think that they would be spending the same amount of money but hiring less people, which would just make everything less efficient.
	Then why don't we just bring everybody into the United States?
	Well, I don't think that's really an argument.
	It's not an argument.
	It's a question.
	Well, I'm not advocating for that.
	That's not.
	Yeah, but why not?
	If it just is going to perpetually increase the GDP and it's going to perpetually increase the amount of cheap labor that businesses can get, why not just bring everybody here or bring hundreds of millions a year here?
	But do you understand my point, though?
	No, well, not really.
	You're just saying if you have a business and the business has 100 employees, right?
	And suddenly the business owner had to pay a fair market competitive wage, he would have less employees.
	That seems like it's the advocation again of slave labor.
	No, I'm not.
	I'm just saying that this is how I think it would go.
	I don't think that these businesses would hire American citizens at the same rate and pay them a higher wage.
	I think that it would be.
	But isn't that why we want to get rid of illegals so that businesses have to hire our citizens at a competitive wage?
	But do you see how it would make things less efficient?
	And again, I'm not advocating for paying people below minimum wage, but unfortunately, that is, it is what it is.
	So just thinking about it in terms of that, would that not make it less efficient?
	Yeah, so I just, if you want to understand the implication of your argument here, what you're doing is you're advocating on behalf of rich industrialists.
	So if rich industrialists can pay people who are not American citizens less money to do jobs that then they make more money off their back and they don't have to actually employ the American public, they gravitate towards that.
	You actually have created a perverse incentives, a perverse incentive for illegals to come here, be second-class citizens, and get paid less than the normal American.
	Right.
	Like that seems totally like contrary to what you actually want.
	Well, I'm not advocating for that.
	I think that just thinking about it logically, like that's how these people run their businesses.
	That's why they hire illegal immigrants so that they can pay them less.
	Sure.
	People violate the law all the time in order to make more money.
	Which I don't agree with, but I'm saying, like, would that not make things less efficient if you had less workers?
	Yes, it would make things less efficient if you had less workers.
	But however, this could easily be applied to slavery.
	Ending slavery is bad because it would be less efficient because we would have less workers.
	Right.
	Right.
	I do find a big distinction between slavery and illegal immigration, though, because those people are here by choice to be able to get it.
	Sure, but the consistency of the argument is the same.
	So your value that you're arguing is about efficiency.
	Right.
	So it's like, okay, great.
	Yes, it is more efficient.
	But also, here's another scenario, which would also be more efficient.
	Well, sure, but that's a comparison that just.
	So it seems like efficiency is not really what you're trying to argue then.
	You must be trying to argue something else.
	Because if you take efficiency and you say, well, this will hurt the efficiency of the business, it's like, so is taking black people out of cotton fields.
	That hurts the efficiency of the cotton field, right?
	Well, in that scenario, in a slavery scenario, obviously I'm not advocating for that.
	But I think illegal immigrants, they want to be here.
	They came here.
	They want to work.
	They want to make money.
	They're contributing to our system.
	So did slaves.
	But not by choice, and they're not getting paid.
	That's true.
	But then the value here must be something not that's not efficiency.
	You must be arguing something that's not efficiency then.
	Because you keep on saying, well, it's less efficient.
	It's like, I can grant that.
	But that's just an example of how I think that illegal immigration has done something good for our economy, whether I think it's morally just or not.
	I think that you can say that it's not a good idea.
	I agree.
	Illegal immigration can be super helpful to the economy in some aspects, but it can also be very draining in other aspects.
	For the instance, these people are not paying into tax, the tax system for basic things like government subsidies for emergency care, right?
	It happens in emergency rooms.
	California had some of the finest hospitals in the world, which were bankrupted by illegal immigrants, using them basically as the emergency room as a health facility, right?
	Yeah.
	There's all sorts of net drains also that they get, including fraud for social security, fraud for stealing people's identities, all sorts of fraud that drains the system, not to mention remittances, which aren't taxed.
	So the thing is, is like if you're making the moral argument based on efficiency, I think that's not what you mean.
	You don't mean efficiency.
	You're just pointing out an example of how they can be a boon.
	Yeah, that was just what I would just agree.
	I would just agree there can be cases where they definitely help the economy.
	Okay.
	They're just in net.
	Even if you made the case and I agreed with it that they mostly assist the economy, that's not the only dynamic of the problem we're looking at.
	Yeah, definitely not.
	That's just like just an example of why I think illegal immigration has been good in some ways.
	Sorry.
	No, that's fine.
	Go ahead.
	Like specifically where I live as well.
	Where do you live?
	I live in Tucson.
	Oh, in Arizona?
	Yeah.
	So it's right on the border.
	And obviously we have a lot of illegal immigrants.
	And the people who live in the border towns hate them.
	They sure do.
	Yeah, they sure do.
	Why do you think that is?
	Because they got there illegally.
	Well, because they destroy their property.
	They butcher their cattle.
	They do all sorts of horrible things to their private property.
	They do a lot of theft on the way over.
	They just loathe them.
	People in border towns are always, always demanding more and more security inside their towns.
	They can never get enough.
	Because, I mean, you can imagine how unsettling would it be if you go out for your nice, you know, Starbucks frate or whatever it is in the morning, right?
	And it has the double shot of espresso or whatever the shit it is that girls get now.
	And you sit out and you're in your little stocking, whatever, your blanket and shit, and you're on your deck and you look out and there's families of illegal immigrants crossing your backyard destroying shit.
	Okay, I'm sure that that has happened to someone.
	I've lived there for a very long time.
	I've never seen that happen.
	I've never heard of that happening.
	I live on the northern side, so Nogalis, I think, is it so not the border side.
	Yeah, not the border side.
	But Nogales, the crime rate over there is a lot higher.
	But I think that it's very community-based.
	They don't really leave that the crime stays in that area.
	I think it's a lot of crime.
	It's also bad.
	So it's like all the arguments that you can make as a pro for illegal immigration, you just have to kind of bite the bullet that you want to concede our sovereignty because that's what it does.
	It concedes our sovereignty.
	I cannot go to Mexico tomorrow, absent paperwork, and work there illegally, right?
	And do whatever I want.
	I mean, you wouldn't want to, though.
	But even if I, there are tons of Americans who want to, especially rich ones, because the power of the dollar versus the peso is so high.
	If you're a multi-millionaire, you go down to Mexico, you can live the high life, right?
	Yeah.
	Mexican government, though, they want their money.
	They don't want you to come into their country without sufficiently greasing the palms of the Mexican government, which then is supposed to trickle down to its citizens, whether it does or it doesn't.
	You can't do that with them.
	Why is it that we should have the expectation they can do it to us?
	Yeah, I mean, I agree.
	I don't think that we should just open the borders and let everyone in, but I think that there are, you have to recognize the pros and the cons.
	There are both.
	We can't just say that illegal immigration is bad, period, because they have helped the economy.
	Let me ask you a question.
	Would you say that slavery is bad, period?
	Yes.
	What about the pros?
	Well, the pros are very one-sided when it comes to slavery.
	I think illegal immigration, there can be.
	Nope, they're not.
	Let me give you an example.
	Okay.
	So you have two nations at war.
	One's an aggressor nation, much larger than the smaller one, right?
	And they attack, like, let's say Russia attacked a smaller nation, like, I don't know, Ukraine, let's say.
	Okay.
	Right.
	They attack.
	And the Ukrainians, during a counterattack, they're able to take over a large swath of Russia with tons of civilians who are all loyal to Russia.
	Okay.
	They have three options.
	Option A, imprison them, right?
	Okay.
	Option B, kill them.
	Or option C, let them go so that they can continue to assist their enemy in making weapons to kill your side.
	Okay.
	Those are your three options.
	Would it be more morally just to go ahead and imprison those people rather than kill them or have them run back to make weapons that were going to kill you?
	Hmm.
	It's a tough question.
	I think I'm not really sure what I would do in that situation, honestly.
	Now, let's say you did imprison them.
	Okay.
	But you only got so much food and so much resources.
	You're fighting a war.
	Right.
	Is it just then to have them assist against their will?
	I think I would let them go.
	You would let them go to assist the enemy in killing you?
	I'm not.
	Here's the thing.
	I am not a war leader.
	I don't belong in war.
	I'd make bad choices because I don't want anybody to.
	Because empathy.
	Because empathy.
	Okay.
	That's the thing, right?
	What I'm giving you is an example of if you were to have two nations, they're at war, one's an aggressor nation, attacks a smaller one.
	Okay.
	It seems to me like they would be totally justified if they counterattack this other nation rather than letting their men go and continue to come back and fight another day to imprison them and then force them to work against their will.
	Okay.
	So in that scenario, you would say that slavery is just.
	Sure.
	Okay.
	Wouldn't you?
	Well, I wouldn't go that far.
	I would say that maybe in that, maybe it would have to be done, but I wouldn't be happy about it.
	Well, I mean, maybe, but you're not happy to be in a war.
	Well, no.
	So what I'm saying is that there are just times to enslave people.
	Okay.
	And there's no if, ands, or buts about it.
	I don't see.
	And so when people say, like, you got to take the pros and the cons of something, but then they make an unequivocal moral statement, like, there's no pros to slavery.
	It's like, yes, there is.
	I mean, but in but there's way more cons why we shouldn't do it.
	I get that.
	Because it wouldn't that just be cherry-picking in a way.
	Which one?
	I mean, trying to find a good outcome of slavery when there are so many bad ones, trying to find one good one just seems.
	Well, it's just, it's just showing that the principle is not consistent.
	Okay.
	So like we're just checking the consistency of the principles.
	So I bore slavery.
	Hate it.
	I think it's god-awful.
	Okay.
	But I still need to be consistent enough to think: is it always under all circumstances, right, that are realistic?
	Like, you can come up with bizarre hypotheticals where it's like, would you enslave two people to save the world?
	Okay, fine.
	But that's unrealistic.
	Right.
	What about realistic things that happen with slavery where you're like, actually, like, if I was in that, I'd probably do that, right?
	And so I'm just checking for the principle, the consistency of the principles all.
	I mean, that's, it's tough because I, I mean, my moral is just I don't want that to happen in general.
	So that would be a hard situation for me to deal with.
	I wouldn't be happy about it, but I guess that would be the only solution.
	So.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Empathy does not always provide the answers.
	No, it doesn't.
	But it can lead you down a good path, I think.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Well, I think one of the other disagreements that we had when we were discussing immigration was the question of feasibility.
	Is it feasible to deport the millions of illegal immigrants that are here?
	You had objections from an economic perspective.
	It's going to cost a lot to do that.
	And you also didn't believe it was feasible.
	I don't know if you have more to add to that, or Andrew, I mean, do you think that there's...
	Yeah, it's totally feasible.
	Absolutely.
	We can deploy the United States military right to the border, orders, shoot to kill.
	I would do it right away tomorrow.
	Wait, shoot to kill?
	Oh, yeah.
	The illegal immigrants?
	Yeah.
	it's our kind it's our no if on the border if they're trying on the cross yeah I thought the ones who are currently.
	No, no, no, no.
	Isn't it wrong to kill, though, based in religion?
	It's wrong to murder.
	Is that not murder?
	No.
	Killing someone is not murder?
	No, murder definitionally is the unjustified killing of someone.
	Okay, so if you can justify it, it's fine.
	If you have good justification for it.
	Is that subjective?
	Can I kill anyone and justify it to myself?
	I would consider justification.
	Well, I would start with the idea of what justification is.
	Okay.
	And then with the idea of, is it an objective or subjective justification?
	But either way, I would be justified.
	So if you say, well, there is no objective morality.
	It's only subjective, right?
	And it's relative between people.
	Okay.
	Then you really can't give me any reason why you shouldn't do that.
	So example, somebody breaks into your house, you shoot them.
	Am I allowed to say that?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	That's justified.
	But you're walking down the street, you see a family of illegal immigrants, you don't like it, you shoot them.
	That's not what he was saying.
	No.
	He was saying that would be unjustified.
	Yeah.
	If they're trying to cross illegally.
	Okay.
	So if they're trying to break in, just like they're trying to break into your house, I would view it the same way.
	Breaking into the country.
	Okay.
	Well, I don't have an argument against that.
	I wouldn't do that.
	Yeah.
	So I understand.
	You're in favor of it?
	No, I'm not in favor of it.
	I just personally wouldn't.
	Well, do you think that illegal crossings would significantly go down if the United States military was on the border and said, if you try to cross the border illegally, we open fire?
	Don't you think that?
	Yes.
	Well, then it sounds like I solved the problem.
	Okay.
	By not using empathy.
	All right.
	Well, then let's put that into play.
	I agree.
	Totally.
	I don't know if I that's I haven't even thought of that as a solution.
	I don't know if that's my position, but I would agree with you insofar as, Andrew, it would be a massive deterrence.
	Yes.
	It would be a massive deterrence.
	Okay.
	Just like nuclear bombs.
	Right.
	Why do you have nukes?
	It's not to use them, right?
	Deterrence.
	It's to stop people from using them.
	So the idea isn't actually to send them down there with orders to shoot to kill.
	The idea is that because they have orders to shoot to kill, they'll never have to.
	Okay.
	That's the idea.
	I mean, if nobody has to die.
	Well, we hope.
	Probably some will.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Probably some.
	Well, I don't think that there is like a flat, simple way to fix the immigration problem.
	I'm pretty sure that would fix it.
	That's a way, sure.
	I just think that would be really hard to pass.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I think you're correct that it would be difficult to pass through Congress an act of Congress which mobilized.
	Well, you know, the president's the commander-in-chief, though.
	He doesn't, I'm not sure that that would be war authorization.
	So I think he could actually unilaterally just order the military and order the border states to mobilize their National Guard with orders to shoot to kill.
	I think he actually could do that.
	Didn't he try to get the military over there, though?
	The military is there now.
	They just don't have orders to shoot to kill.
	Right.
	Unfortunately.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Well.
	He says, unfortunately, what do you think?
	Is that unfortunate?
	Do you think it's unfortunate?
	That they can't kill them.
	I don't think that that's unfortunate.
	I don't, I'm not advocating for the killing of anybody.
	Well, it's not an advocation of, it's an advocation to make sure there is no killing.
	I believe in force doctrine.
	So the idea of like the idea of five foot one men attacking seven foot tall, 300 pound men doesn't seem that likely to me.
	It seems like they generally won't do that, right?
	Right.
	So it seems like if you're a seven foot, 300 pound buff yoked out dude, you're probably not going to get attacked.
	And the whole idea behind that is because the person is worried that if they do attack you, what happens?
	They get messed up real bad, right?
	Right.
	So if you think if this is something that Trump could do, why do you think he hasn't done it?
	I don't, I just don't think that he would be able to justify it politically.
	Okay, why though?
	Because I think that there would be an outcry, a general outcry against it.
	And it could stress his powers.
	Like, yeah, I think it could be argued that this, I'm not sure on this, right?
	But it could possibly be argued as like you would need congressional authorization for this because of some reason, possibly they could defund it, or there's any number of different reasons, or there could be some type of like humanitarian crisis that it could be presented as that would cause a bunch of problems for him.
	So there might be a bunch of practical reasons, but I don't think that there's anything morally wrong with taking your army, putting it on your border, and telling people who try to cross that border that there's going to be dire consequences if they do.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I think that's totally reasonable.
	It's within the confines of reasons.
	Logical.
	It seems within forced doctrine, it would actually prevent more crossings and it would prevent more deaths ultimately.
	Yeah.
	Well, I don't, um, I don't have a solution, my own solution when it comes to immigration.
	I think that topic is far too complicated for me, and I don't know enough about how things work or politics to really come up with a solution.
	But I think the only other disagreement we had pertaining to that was that there were flights.
	They were flying the immigrants in.
	You thought that this was dubious, that there was no evidence of it.
	You didn't think this was actually a thing.
	I don't know if you still think that's the case, but I still think there were, in fact, flights, hundreds of thousands.
	Illegal.
	I don't know the precise number, but there were flights.
	Have you ever heard of the migrant caravans?
	The what now?
	Migrant caravans.
	I have heard of those.
	Okay.
	Yeah, so that's tens of thousands of people whose entire objective was to go through South America and Mexico, collecting as many people as possible in order to break into the country at a single point, make a political statement.
	The Democrats assured them that they would have hotel rooms, that they would be taken care of.
	They actually had Democrat liaisons who went to South America and would coach these migrant caravan leaders.
	It was a big cluster fuck, but yeah.
	What we were talking about is I think it was, I think it was hundreds of thousands of immigrants being flown over into New York.
	And I just, why would they do that?
	Because it switches voting demographics.
	But they can't vote.
	Well, that's funny to see.
	That's funny that you should mention that, but I'm not going to get into that on YouTube because of the terms of service.
	But the thing is, is they can't work either, but they work, right?
	Right.
	But voting is a little, you need a social.
	You're supposed to need a social at work.
	Okay, but to sign up to vote, though, how do you do that without social?
	You take your fake-ass social that you got out of.
	So what happens is, here's what people do: they go to a cemetery.
	Okay.
	Well, they don't, maybe they don't physically go, right?
	But what they do is they look through obituary records for somebody like, let's say your name is Javier Vares, right?
	And you're roughly 25 years old.
	And so you go through the obituaries and you find somebody whose name is like, I don't know, Rodrigo, something or another, and he's 22, right?
	And he has roughly the same types of features that you do.
	Okay.
	You can apply, get a death certificate, get the death certificate, and then you can manipulate that in such a way to get a birth certificate.
	You take the birth certificate down to the Social Security office, say, I lost my Social Security card.
	They give you back your Social Security card.
	Then you go get a normal, real state ID.
	You have now assumed somebody else's identity.
	Are there statistics that show how many people that have passed away have voted in this last mission?
	The problem is, right, is like they don't, one, they wouldn't count them as passed away because this is an active person who's not dead, right?
	But they did die, though.
	Yeah, they did die, but that doesn't mean that they've been officially counted one.
	And two, when you're talking about the assumed identification, they can also, they're also going to be counted as a living person.
	You can have conflicting records inside of our record-keeping apparatuses, and this happens often.
	Now, how many there are?
	Liberals will tell you that there's very few cases like this, but it's very, very difficult to determine how many there actually are of cases like this.
	Very difficult because they've already assumed the identity.
	The person is dead.
	Okay.
	Right?
	But it happens a lot more when people let on.
	Well, it's just, it's one of those things.
	I'm sure it happens and I'm sure it's happened, but there's just no, there's no stats on it.
	There's no way to get stats on it.
	So it's hard for me to.
	Though there is a way to get a stats on this.
	Okay.
	That every single year, 1 million legal immigrants come into the United States.
	How many illegal immigrants do you think are here?
	I think probably five or six times the estimate that they say.
	What do they say the estimate is?
	Brian have to pull it up officially.
	It's 11 million.
	A couple of million.
	11 million.
	No, So, Mick, in the StreamYard, it's in the actual browser.
	Do you see where it says private chat?
	It's on primary monitor.
	It's on your primary monitor.
	It's selected.
	Do you see where it says private chat?
	No, no, no, hold on.
	So just switch this back to comments.
	Do you see that comments tab?
	No, no, no, no.
	Okay.
	Yeah, we're on private chat.
	Look, four up, it says comments.
	Hit there.
	Okay.
	Now, here, I'm going to pull this up.
	I don't think it pertains to how many illegal immigrants are in the country, but this is from homeland.house.gov.
	So this is the Department of Homeland Security, I believe.
	This is their source.
	Hold on one sec, guys.
	I'm multitasking a dozen different things here.
	So, Mick, I'm going to have you scroll down just a little bit.
	New documents reveal airports used by Secretary Majorca to fly hundreds of thousands of inadmissible aliens into the U.S. via CHNV mass parole scheme.
	Scroll down.
	What does CHNV mean?
	Scroll down.
	Washington, D.C., today the House Committee on Homeland Security revealed documents obtained through a subpoena of the Department of Homeland Security, DHS, that identified over 50 airport locations, including our nation's capital, used by DHS to help process into the country more than 400,000 inadmissible aliens through the administration's unlawful Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan mass parole program.
	program was officially launched in January 2023 and the documents obtained by the committee cover the period from January to August accounting for roughly 200,000 of these individuals.
	According to these documents as of mid-October 2023 there were 1.6 million inadmissible aliens awaiting travel authorizations through this program.
	Scroll down quite a bit more.
	Keep going, keep going.
	So according to these documents Scroll down, scroll down, scroll down, scroll down.
	The top 15 airport locations, stop, stop, stop.
	The top 15 airport locations used for the program and the number of inadmissible aliens who flew into a port of entry between January, August 2023 were Miami, 91,000, Fort Lauderdale, 60,000, New York City, 14,000, Houston, 8,000, Orlando, 6,000, Los Angeles, 3,000, Tampa, 3,000, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
	Scroll down a bit.
	The other airports used for the program, okay, that's fine.
	And I mean, that's pretty much it as it relates to the flights.
	Yeah, and you can point out, too, that there was a time period here during C-19 when COVID was going on, right?
	Where most of the ballots were mail-in.
	Right.
	And the mail-in ballot system is like the worst fucking idea ever conceived by man because the proofs there were very slight to have those votes counted.
	So having thousands of unsecured ballot locations, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, this was, yeah.
	They can definitely participate in the political process, whether they are supposed to or not.
	Okay.
	So that's, I mean, those are the arguments, I guess, there.
	Do you have a position on this at all?
	I don't think I have anything to contribute that hasn't already been said.
	So I don't feel like it's necessary for me to jump in on that one.
	Are there any other topics that you feel more?
	Religion is her thing.
	Religion?
	Is there anything?
	Okay, we can do that, but any other.
	I'm with the flow, though.
	Are there any other people often lose interest on the religion topic?
	I'm just being honest.
	We can keep it quick, too, also, if that's a concern.
	I mean, sex work is a topic that, you know, I'm passionate about, but I'm not sure if that's a tired topic on this podcast.
	Why are you passionate about it?
	Well, I think there are a lot of different viewpoints from different kinds of sex workers on several different topics, whether it comes to legalization or what's the word I'm looking for?
	Kind of like a control over that industry that we may or may not have, depending on what the circumstances are, such as places where it's legal, like Nevada, or whether we're looking at protection for people who work independently, not necessarily on the street, but like online and things like that.
	Oh, I see what you're saying.
	Okay, so you're making a distinction between legislating it in multiple ways, right?
	So you're talking about, are we talking about protecting sex workers or this or that?
	Yeah, there can be a lot of opposing viewpoints.
	I have the 100% number one way to protect sex workers.
	Ban them.
	They don't be sex workers.
	It's 100% effective, wouldn't you agree?
	Not necessarily.
	No.
	No, I don't think I could answer that with just a yes or no because I think there's slightly more nuance to it.
	I can only use where I work currently as an example where we are very well protected.
	Is there a chance though?
	A chance for.
	Chance for you to in some way be assaulted or something like this through the fact that you're a sex worker?
	Well, there's always that chance.
	Is there?
	But there's a hundred percent chance that you're not going to be assaulted as a sex worker if you're not one, right?
	Well, I think as a woman, there's always a chance.
	Right, but it's not going to be based on the fact that you're in an industry where this is much more common than when you're not in the industry, right?
	I couldn't give you a percentage, but that could be a fair statement, depending on the.
	Oh, yeah, it's much more common.
	Assaults of sex workers, of course.
	Because I can only speak on where I work.
	You know, the security is great.
	We all have business licenses.
	We receive testing once a week.
	We're background checked by the county, whether that be a sheriff's department or a police department.
	It depends on your.
	Is this one of the ranches?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, okay.
	Gotcha.
	So the thing is, is like, my understanding in those places, they have like literal guard dogs that they patrol the perimeters with.
	They have armed security.
	I don't know if that's true or not.
	This is just what I'm told, right?
	So I'm sure security there is bar none.
	Fantastic.
	Do you ever go into a room with a John alone?
	Yeah.
	Do you do that as part of your daily course?
	I don't understand.
	Do when you go into a room with a John alone, right?
	Is that part, does that, would you consider that a routine part of your job?
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	So then you're, do you usually know these Johns?
	No.
	No.
	Okay.
	So then what you're saying is, is that, yes, this place is really well guarded until you go into a room by yourself with a John, right?
	And then you engage in sexual activity and your chances there of being abused obviously are significantly higher than if you were not in the room with the stranger having sex with him, right?
	Yeah, I would say it also depends on what kind of services you're offering as well that can make a big difference in why you consider the odds.
	But just like being in the room with the John doing anything sexual is going to increase your chances of being assaulted, right?
	That chance is always there.
	Yeah.
	So I have my 100% foolproof way to make sure that you, because I care about you, never get assaulted again, is that you never do sex work.
	And then I can guarantee that you'll never be in a room with a strange man again, unless it's by some volition of your own, not because you need money, where that man will assault you.
	What about OnlyFans, though?
	What about it?
	So, I mean, obviously there is a point in-person sex work, you're alone with a random man.
	That can be scary.
	OnlyFans, though, how can that be dangerous?
	Parasocial relationships.
	So.
	Okay.
	So let's see if we can untangle this, right?
	I'm positive, right?
	In my streaming career, I have at least some people who probably have a parasocial relationship with me.
	You know what that term means, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	There's nothing I can do about that.
	That's going to come with the territory.
	So the only thing I can do is be as responsible as I possibly can do or be by if such a relationship bubbles and I can see it by putting the kibosh on it, right?
	Right.
	Saying things like, I'm not your friend, I'm not your buddy, right?
	I'm just an entertainer.
	You happen to be a fan, right?
	This parasocial kind of relationship.
	Not that I haven't had fans that have become friends because they have.
	Right.
	But I'm just saying, generally speaking, I try to put the kibosh on that immediately, right away.
	From your angle, though, right?
	A parasocial relationship is going to be way, way more likely because of the nature of the nature of what you're doing.
	So that puts you at a higher elevated risk in comparison to even other people in similar industries.
	But I also, I don't use my name or anything, my real name.
	And do you think that would stop people?
	I think it would make it a little bit harder, sure.
	But I mean, I've been doing it for a while.
	I think some people definitely do have a parasocial relationship with me.
	I was just watching the story this morning.
	There was a guy, I don't remember his name, but he was like a bald dude, and he developed a parasocial relationship with an OnlyFans girl.
	And he began to spend his family's credit card money.
	I think I've seen that.
	Yeah, started spending his family's money on her.
	He became completely obsessed.
	He became totally irate.
	And when they tried to put the kibosh on the relationship, he was so invested that he actually murders his entire family in order to continue this relationship.
	Right.
	Now, I'm willing to grant, right, that there are musicians and other people out there who are so ridiculously famous that there's deranged fans who would do something similar with them and they're not in sex work.
	I'm just saying that the chances of it are way higher in your industry.
	And wouldn't that be part of my responsibility as well, though?
	Like being on the internet to make sure these people don't get connected to me in that way or attach to me in that way?
	Because I do try.
	Well, I think the nature of what you do is to try to create this kind of relationship literally on purpose.
	So, and this is all by the nature of the work itself.
	It's not saying, so I'm going to try to be charitable here.
	I think you can, you're, you try to divorce yourself.
	Me, the person, what's your name?
	I'm sorry.
	Savannah.
	Savannah?
	Savannah.
	Savannah.
	That Savannah, the person's trying to divorce herself from Savannah, the sex worker.
	These are two different people.
	When Savannah, the sex worker, is doing sex work.
	That's not really who she is.
	She's this whole other person who likes flowers and unicorns and pretty nails or whatever the fuck it is, right?
	Like whatever that person is is not this person.
	But this person who does do the sex work is being provocative, trying on purpose to be seductive, trying on purpose in order to make a person feel a certain way, a certain connection so that they open up their wallet and give you money.
	Okay.
	Right.
	And I think that that is part of the nature of that work.
	Whereas for most other types of work, on camera, film, things like this, that is not the case.
	How is this different, though?
	Because this is not designed to seduce.
	This is not designed to introduce the parasocial aspect in.
	It's much more straightforward.
	So like Suma Hollywood actor is really straightforward too.
	I'm providing you entertainment.
	I get paid.
	Right.
	I'm not really here to, I am trying to elicit emotions in you, but the emotions aren't specifically the idea of I'm seducing you and creating the context that there's something here between us.
	That's the feeling I'm trying to introduce.
	Like in your sex work, for instance, do you ever moan really loud?
	Do you ever pretend that you're really into it when you're not?
	Do you ever, you know, the answer is likely yes, right?
	I actually do a lot of different kinds of services that actually lean far more towards trying to be careful with my wording.
	Kink-centered, I would say.
	Sure.
	It's far less of, you know, the standard stereotypical for me personally.
	But are you pretending on purpose to enjoy things maybe you don't enjoy?
	You're pretending to be into those things when you're not really into them because you're trying to elicit a response from the person that gives in to whatever their fantasy is, right?
	Me personally, no, because I don't offer any kind of service that I wouldn't enjoy delivering on.
	I do have that luxury.
	I don't speak for everyone.
	I only speak for myself.
	So, you've never pretended to be more into it than you're not than you are.
	I have to.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, you would agree, though, that at least in your industry, that women are going to be moaning.
	They're going to be like screaming at the top of their lungs.
	They're going to be doing things like this, even though they ordinarily.
	Yeah, I'm sure it happens with you too, whether you admit it or not.
	But that aside, coming back to this, the idea here is that you're specifically trying to get those responses.
	Right.
	Whereas I think that other forms of entertainment specifically are not trying to develop the parasocial aspect.
	I can, I totally agree about the safetiness of it, but I think taking measures to make sure that in case anything happens, you can protect yourself.
	I think, I mean, whether, regardless of if I did sex work or not, I would want to have that protection.
	Yeah.
	So I don't feel any less safe doing it, but I get to be at home.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, but I mean, these are, well, like, these are tiered arguments, right?
	So the first tier is the safety of even the prostitute in this case and of the John are paramount.
	We got the, we have the overarching STDs, which are in this industry, which including only fans have an overrepresentation of STDs against the general public.
	Why?
	Because they do BG, GG content.
	Right.
	And oftentimes they're not as rigorously even tested as the people in the corn industry are when they do that sort of content.
	So then we have to compete with that with the amount of STDs that come in.
	Then we have to deal with the trafficking that comes in with this.
	And then all, I mean, the list is like endless of the societal ills that come with sex work.
	Whereas banning it, what really, what bad happens when we ban this?
	That there's a black market potentially that opens up for it?
	Well, I think South Korea is a good example of what happens when you do ban porn.
	It's not really banned there.
	I know officially it is, but it's not actually.
	But I think they have higher rates of grape and sexual assault.
	And they also have the law there that.
	Then what, the United States?
	Definitely not.
	Okay.
	Yeah, definitely not.
	I mean, I mean, I could be wrong.
	I'm willing to concede if I'm wrong because we're talking about stats off the top of our head.
	But can you look at the...
	It's hard to pull things up.
	Yeah, I see.
	I see.
	Okay.
	I'm willing to concede if I'm wrong on that, but I would find it like kind of stunning if it was the case or if that was the case and there wasn't at least underlying reasons for it that aren't as obvious as what you're portraying, right?
	Okay.
	So, but yeah, it is true that in South Korea it is banned, but it's not IP banned really.
	Right.
	So people can still access it when they want.
	It's a very westernized nation, right?
	And I would even argue that absent feminism and the various herbivore movements that are going on in these Asian nations, what do they call it now?
	Not herbivore.
	Isn't that the term?
	Herbivore?
	Well, that's for Japan, but whatever, where women are checking out and men are checking out of the Department of Relationship, period, because they don't want to be with these feminists, that you probably wouldn't see that sort.
	Yeah, you probably.
	Yeah, yeah, there you go.
	That you probably wouldn't see that sort of consumption, You know, even the IP ban consumption, you probably wouldn't see that.
	So, there's other things that are going on in South Korea, which I would contribute to other crises which are happening there, not because of corn being banned.
	Yeah, that's actually a very popular position there, by the way, to keep it banned.
	Right, like people reintroduce trying to get it approved again, and it just gets smacked down every time.
	So, yeah, I think that there could be some regulations when it comes to corn in America.
	Okay, well, maybe we can get agreement then.
	Okay, so maybe we can find some agreement here.
	Here's my perfect compromise plan, right?
	You have to show ID.
	Yeah, you have to upload ID in order to get on a corn website.
	I agree.
	Have to.
	I agree.
	Okay.
	Period.
	And it needs to, there needs to be some sort of verification there for that.
	Yeah.
	You agree with that?
	Yeah, I do agree with that.
	What do you think will happen to the market, though?
	Well, the thing is that OnlyFans already does that.
	So nobody can get on to my OnlyFans unless they upload their ID that says that they're 18 plus.
	So, but as for Pornhub and that, I don't know.
	The next thing I would implement is that at the very least, the age of sex work needs to start at 26.
	26.
	Yeah, so if we began alcohol, if we raise the age of alcohol to 21, this is arbitrary, but we just think, well, you're probably not responsible enough to have a drink or a cigarette until you're 21.
	We can kind of arbitrarily set it forward from there, right?
	I think that this is a huge decision that 18, 19, 20, 21-year-olds probably shouldn't make.
	So let's make it 26.
	Okay.
	Would that work?
	No.
	No.
	Not going to like that part.
	Well, I see where you're coming from, but I do think when it comes to stuff like OnlyFans, like that has not been detrimental to my career, my schooling or anything.
	And I started that when I was 20 or 21.
	Yeah, but it's not about you.
	Well, yeah, but obviously this is my example.
	But it affects me.
	It affects him.
	It affects everybody, right?
	All societal ripples are that way.
	So the question is, should I have a say?
	Yes.
	And so my say is, is like, if we can't outright ban it, which I would prefer, right?
	Then we can set in such rigors to it that it greatly reduces the consumption of it.
	Okay.
	I agree with the ID verification.
	But not the age going up.
	No, I, but I, I do see where you're coming from, though.
	Um, you know, people that get into it the day they turn 18, it's yeah, yeah, no problem.
	Um, but you know, I just people are they are allowed to make their own choices, and it is what it is, you know.
	No, we don't let people make their own choices if they're bad for society.
	We regulate shit all the time.
	Okay, I just don't see that.
	I don't see a 21-year-old making content.
	I don't see it if you knew a product was poisonous, but it just killed a person slowly over time.
	Alcohol, right?
	Well, sure, let's even take that.
	Okay.
	Right.
	If, if your like 18-year-old son might wanted alcohol, would you tell him he should have it?
	Yeah, he can have a little, I mean, yeah, you can have the non-poisonous dose, right?
	Well, you could have a beer.
	Well, well, sure.
	But this is that my rebuttal for this is that every person that consumes corn, they have the responsibility to consume it in a decent amount.
	They're their responsibility to not get corn rot.
	Yeah, but here's the thing that's funny: it's like I can agree with you and at the same time still be ripe.
	So I'll explain.
	So I agree with you that the consumer also has responsibility just like the producer, right?
	But which one's way more easy to regulate?
	The millions of consumers or the few producers.
	Right.
	I mean, that's true, but it's the same with alcohol, though.
	You know, people are alcoholics, but it's their fault.
	You know, we're not going to ban alcohol.
	But what happens?
	Well, what do we see with alcohol?
	Well, what happens?
	We see national campaigns everywhere.
	Don't drink and drive.
	Don't consume this.
	This is poisonous.
	This is bad for you.
	We're not allowed to advertise it on television.
	You're not allowed to, you know what I mean?
	You can't advertise it here.
	You can't put it on YouTube.
	You can't, you know what I mean?
	There's all sorts of various things and all sorts of restrictions and massive national campaigns.
	You got mothers against drunk driving.
	The penalties for drunk driving are through the roof.
	You know what I mean?
	You get additional penalties you wouldn't even get if you were perhaps stoned or something else in certain states.
	Right.
	We have huge campaigns against this.
	Where's that for corn?
	Nowhere.
	The examples that you're bringing up, drinking and driving, people do die from that.
	People die from this as well.
	I just gave you an example of a person who had a parasocial relationship.
	He doffed his entire family.
	But not only that, these behaviors ultimately aren't just for drinking and driving.
	The national campaigns against the behavior themselves.
	Drinking is not great, right?
	It's not something there's open container laws everywhere.
	Like everything that you see in society is stigmatizing alcohol except in a small case use specific type of thing.
	You know what I mean?
	And that's at the national level.
	Now, maybe there would be a good point from prostitutes if they were like, look, this is stigmatized at the national level and people still want to do it.
	At least there would be some resistance, but it's like, it's just glorified.
	Where is the state glorifying alcohol?
	Nowhere.
	Well, I don't know if I would say that it's glorified.
	I think it's heavily censored.
	It's totally glorified.
	You can't just, you can't have people making corn on the side of the road.
	Like that's not allowed.
	That's not legal.
	Like I, there are, there are things put in place.
	Yeah, there's, there's, there's restrictions which existed pre the corn industry for public decency.
	That's true.
	But when you're talking about what are we doing on a societal level to push back against it, societies use stigmatization and things like this in order to push out behavior that we don't like.
	We do this at a national level all the time.
	So if you want to see more LGBTQ people, what do you do?
	You have LGBTQ Awareness Month and you have all sorts of like pro-propaganda or again, negative connotation on the word propaganda, but everybody knows what the word means, right?
	You would have tons of propaganda towards LGBTQ.
	You'd have tons of propaganda towards those things, reinforcing that they're good, they're good, this is good.
	We want more of this.
	Good, good, good, good.
	You see it all over the news.
	It's good.
	It's good.
	That helps propagate that into the ethos is this is behavior, which we consider to be acceptable and decent, and we want to see more of it.
	The opposition to that would be if you had like pro-family and pro, you know, nuclear family and pro-patriarchy propaganda or stuff like this, right?
	You'd see a lot more of that.
	So we adjust our conditionals based on what we see as stigmatization or not.
	When I look at alcohol, it seems like everything moves towards stigmatization.
	Everything moves towards don't be a drunk.
	Don't be doing this.
	This is not good.
	Right.
	I have to read a couple chats.
	So we have, guys, if you want, read is 100.
	TTS is 200.
	Spawny, we do these at intervals, but I appreciate your message.
	Yours is coming up first.
	Okay, Spawnee.
	All right, CBP1 app was allowing illegals to bypass showing up at the border and flown in directly into the country.
	The dumb was worried by dumb, oh, Biden was worried about the border optics.
	That is how Haitians overran Ohio and ate cats and dogs.
	All right.
	Thank you for that, Spawney.
	Appreciate it.
	We have a super chat here from Kenneth Goudreau.
	Can I have you read the super chat for me?
	Me?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	From the crucible here, Brian, can I get a shout out to my son, Maverick?
	Andrew, loved seeing you on Piers Morgan.
	Sorry, off topic here.
	Respect.
	Yeah, yeah, that's fine.
	Yeah.
	Thank you, Kenneth, for the super chat.
	I appreciate it.
	Thank you so much.
	Well, shout out to Kenneth, his son.
	Let's see, I'll do it into this camera.
	Yo, Maverick, you're a legend.
	Thank you, man.
	And your dad's a legend too.
	Kenneth, you're also a legend.
	Glad you guys enjoyed the show.
	Thank you.
	Could you read this one from Nathan?
	Hey, Brian.
	This is my first time super chatting.
	Thank you, Nathan.
	Big fan of the show and of you, Andrew, Rachel, and Jake the Rattlesnake.
	Keep doing what you're doing.
	Everybody there is good except for Jake.
	He's dumb.
	Oh, wow.
	And he's the Australian.
	Well, he's the fake king of Australia.
	As younger, he usurped the title from his brother, who is much more based than he is now.
	Oh, okay.
	There you go.
	Well, Kenneth and Nathan, thank you guys for these super chats.
	And let me see if there's – no, okay, we're good on that.
	You know what, chat?
	Me and Andrew were.
	Do you guys want somebody to crash the stream?
	So we were going to try to do this Thursday, but unfortunately, we were going to just have to postpone it.
	But since we have a bit of time tonight, do you guys remember?
	Well, of course you remember.
	Priscilla.
	The girl who attacked Andrew.
	We were going to do, I'll just spoil it.
	So on Thursday, what we were going to do was going to be a tag team 2v2.
	Me and Andrew, this was going to be a super DGen panel.
	Me and Andrew and Desiree.
	Me and Andrew, Desiree, and Priscilla.
	That would have been bonkers.
	I don't know what you even call that.
	A royal rumble or something.
	Call that divine punishment.
	Something like that.
	But Desiree is in LA, but Priscilla's in Santa Barbara.
	So, chat, do you want to.
	This is a redemption episode for Priscilla.
	You want her to come and crash, and then we'll have her join the panel.
	And what do you think, chat?
	But I think in order to do that, Andrew, do we need a champagne pop or what do you think?
	I think we should get one.
	At least one.
	At least one champagne pop.
	The chat is mixed.
	So I'm reading the chat now.
	They're saying, hell no.
	Don't listen to that.
	Hell yeah.
	Yes, yes, no.
	Yes.
	It's not a democracy.
	No, yes, yes, no.
	It's not a democracy.
	Well, guys, so it wouldn't be Desiree tonight, but it would be Priscilla.
	So, and then there's also the girl with the dyslexia.
	The girl who was sitting right there on last episode.
	She's also still in town, so maybe we can have her have her.
	What do you think, chat?
	Should we have Priscilla and then what was her name?
	What was the girl?
	Jen?
	Should we have her?
	IQ of like 140.
	The 140 IQ.
	Maybe we can have her.
	But we're going to need a champagne pop.
	Doesn't have to be Chris all, just regular champagne pop.
	I think we're going to need a champagne pop for that one.
	So if you want For if you want to see a confrontation, us confront Priscilla on her assault of Andrew.
	That's pretty bad.
	It's pretty bad.
	Pretty awful.
	For Champagne Pop, we will bring Priscilla here right now and spice up the tonight's show a little bit.
	So yeah.
	Spyro, Spiro.
	Can I have you read this one for me, Sav?
	Speaking of immigration, there's one country that will never, ever, ever be able to send illegal immigrants, Australia, because it's not real.
	Correct.
	Rattlesnake and shambles.
	Rattlesnake and shambles.
	Shambles.
	All right.
	Thank you, Spyro.
	Lying round earthers.
	Can you read this one too?
	He sent in another one.
	Speaking of immigration, I'm surprised Brixon is against it.
	Think of all the illegals that can make burritos for him under the table.
	So I'm actually, listen, Andrew's not going to like me for that.
	Or maybe, I'll know.
	I'll know his position on this.
	I am in favor of illegal immigration as follows.
	Women between the ages of 18 and 29 who are athletes, gymnasts, pole vaulters, swimmers, nuts.
	I won't accept softball players from other countries, but I will accept.
	What about yoga enthusiasts?
	I will accept yoga enthusiasts, but track and field is acceptable.
	Not the long-distance chicks.
	Not the long-distance.
	That's the most degenerate immigration policy I've ever heard.
	What are you talking about?
	They're not sex workers, Andrew.
	They're athletes.
	Just bring them all in.
	Female illegal immigrant athletes, I'll accept from Eastern Europe would be good.
	Some Eastern European gymnasts, very fit.
	I will accept from, you know what?
	We're going to prioritize Eastern European, Asian countries, Western, we can even, hey, Western European wine.
	I know what you're thinking.
	I can see it in your eyes.
	You're thinking that's racist.
	No, it's not.
	He specifically ruled out Western Europe.
	Specifically ruled it out.
	That's not what I was thinking.
	I'm okay with Western Europe, but Eastern Europe first.
	Okay.
	And you're also okay with like Mexican chicks.
	Latin America, acceptable.
	Okay, see.
	But I prefer, like, let's start, just to make things a bit more fair.
	The like the South American first.
	Well, you want Eastern European first, right?
	Because South Americans, South Americans are already coming in droves.
	Yeah, so we'd want to make it fair.
	I'm saying, like, if Mexico is Central America, right?
	Or is it part of North America?
	Wait, is Mexico Central America or North America?
	Isn't it Central America?
	I can't tell if nobody's answering.
	No, it's definitely North.
	Mexico's North America.
	Wait, hold on.
	It is North America.
	No, I know where Mexico is.
	I just don't know if it's categorized as Central America.
	Is Mexico Central America?
	Well, it's still going to be a part of one of the two continents, right?
	It is North America.
	Yeah, it's North America.
	It's not, I know it's not South America, but I was wondering if it was the distinction, if it was Central America, because Central America, you got like Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Guatemala.
	What's the other one?
	I'm terrible with geography, man.
	I wouldn't, I wouldn't.
	Honduras, El Salvador.
	That's like, okay.
	Okay.
	That's going to get clips.
	So I'm thinking like Argentina.
	I'm thinking like Argentina.
	Let's bring some gymnasts, pole vault, like Argentinian gymnasts.
	And then we move our way up.
	We get to like Costa Rica.
	We can bring, then we can get to Mexico with their female only athletes and gymnasts and so forth.
	Makes sense.
	So there's that.
	Okay.
	Let's see if there's.
	Okay.
	So guys, really quick, read 100, TTS200.
	If you want Priscilla, if you want her to come, we're going to have a sit down with her.
	We're going to have a combo.
	We need a champagne pump for that.
	Like the video.
	Like the video.
	Guys, twitch.tv slash whatever.
	Discord.gg slash whatever.
	And then let's see here.
	You don't think Brian's too mean to the girls on the show?
	They love the show.
	I think it does depend on if they're mean to him.
	That's true.
	Which I guess I've only seen clips of like them yelling at each other.
	So I was like, oh, he sucks.
	Well, I've noticed this really funny thing, right?
	So I've been working in industrial circles my whole adult life, right?
	So when I go in to do a job, that's just what I'm used to.
	So Brian, you'll see Brian, he kind of is very sharp with his language.
	Like, can you be quiet right now?
	Cause we're doing X, right?
	Things like this.
	For me, right?
	I just think of it as this guy is the foreman.
	He's doing what he's supposed to be doing.
	You know what I mean?
	And I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing.
	I never took, but I've noticed that women have a really hard time with that.
	Well, I know you're going to hate it, but it's tone policing.
	It really is.
	Totally.
	It's the way you say it.
	If you say it with like a little bit of oomph.
	Do you think that that could be like possibly what the pay gap is?
	The gender pay gap is because women can't handle fucking tone.
	Like they just can't handle it.
	And so employers are like, you know, I think we're just going to hire men for this shit and pay them more and incentivize them because then I can talk to them how I need to talk to them without them fucking like crying and whining about tone.
	Totally.
	That's what I think.
	Okay.
	I'm memeing.
	I don't really think that.
	But I just think it's funny.
	I just think it's funny.
	Yeah.
	You got anything for us?
	You got because you're like DM'd us.
	I want to be her debate partner.
	I'm waiting for a little bit.
	I felt like it would be a little bit unfair for her to be on here by herself.
	Yes.
	That's true.
	Originally it was just going to be a 1v1.
	So I doubled it up because yell at him.
	I offered to and you never responded.
	Wait, what?
	I said we could yell at each other if you want, but I'm not just going to do that for no reason.
	I'm not sure what you're talking about.
	When I asked for the address and I was like, also, we can yell at each other if you want.
	Like we can have beef for entertainment purposes.
	We don't stage stuff.
	We really don't.
	All the beef is natural.
	Okay, but originally you were like, hey, I want to be her debate partner.
	What do you want to debate?
	She's good with religion.
	She knows a lot about.
	Yeah, I'm not really sure how the structure works, given I could only watch so many episodes at a time before getting here.
	So I'm just kind of waiting to be prompted.
	Yeah, in this format, it's open.
	It's an open debate because, like, during a panel, it's not because there's so many people and you're getting to, you know, it's not even designed necessarily to be a debate.
	There's going to be some debate that happens, but it's not always designed for debate at all.
	It's just designed for people having to do that.
	Most of the clips I've seen, it was with the panel, so I think I got a little confused, and I don't want to interrupt anyone either.
	Like letting your conversation run.
	Well, yeah, that was fine.
	I didn't feel the need to butt in on that because I felt a lot of good things were being said.
	So, yeah.
	Is religion something we can discuss, or is that boring for you guys?
	I mean, I'm not a religious debater, and he's probably a bit more well-versed in that.
	What are your criticisms of religion?
	You said it was delusional?
	Yeah, I would definitely say so.
	I think it is wildly illogical to me from my perspective.
	I don't understand personally why a God that seems to glorify suffering to earn peace and eternal life, you know, why what's deserving of worship?
	What's the problem?
	But this is a problem is like you use religious terms in order to criticize religion.
	Like when you say words like suffering, how do you account for suffering?
	Suffering just means shit that you don't like.
	It's all suffering.
	I can narrow it down a little bit.
	I mean, if I you're gonna narrow it, you will, but you're just gonna narrow it down to subjective experiences I don't like or don't prefer.
	I think I think.
	And if you, if you're, if that's not what it narrows down to, I'm gonna be stunned, but I'm gonna let you narrow it down.
	So what is suffering?
	I would say the suffering I was more referring to would be suffering that I believe is more unjust, not just because someone made a bad decision or messed up.
	I'm more referring to children and cancer and horrific things like that.
	The most common thing that I've ever been told is everything happens for a reason.
	And if this terrible thing happens to this young child, leukemia, things like that, then it was all God's will.
	And I personally don't understand that whatsoever, because what has such a young child done to deserve any kind of thing?
	That's really strange that you were raised Catholic.
	Yes.
	And they told you it's in God's will.
	Yes.
	That people get cancer?
	It's all part of God's plan.
	Oh, I see.
	Okay.
	Well, the problem is, again, so all of the criticisms that you would come up with for religion, right?
	You have to account for all of them.
	So when you say words like just, it's loaded.
	Like, what is justice?
	Well, I can give you two forms of justice.
	There's a Christian form of justice, you're probably more used to, like, empathy.
	Oh, you came in and you stole a bunch of shit from my house.
	Is it then just for me to go and steal a bunch of shit from your house?
	No.
	No.
	That's really weird, though, because I can give you a completely alternative view of justice that seems like it's totally within the confines of reason.
	If you steal from my house for me to be able to steal from yours, that seems completely within the line of reason.
	Seems totally logical to me.
	There's nothing illogical about it.
	There's no violations of the laws of logic, right?
	It's well within reason.
	What's the problem?
	The problem is, is you just don't prefer that kind of justice, right?
	Sure.
	I'm also not 100% clear on some of the differences between Catholic and Christian teachings.
	You know, I can say.
	Catholics are Christians, I would say.
	I've been told by a few people that there's like some different teachings or how they're interpreted personally.
	So I'm totally.
	People will not consider them to be Christians.
	Yes, that's true.
	Non-denoms.
	I would just largely chop it up to three.
	There'd be, I chop it up this way.
	Okay.
	Most Orthodox would just say everything that's not Orthodox is Protestant.
	But I just chop it up to there is Protestantism.
	These are all of the branches of Christianity, which came from Martin Luther after the schism.
	And then there's Catholicism, which came from Orthodoxy after the schism.
	And then there's Orthodoxy, the original Church of Christ.
	So that's how I would view it.
	Right.
	So how do you, I mean, I've read most of the Old Testament.
	I haven't finished it.
	Some of the new one.
	But when it comes to science and religion, I know that's always like such an annoying topic, but how do you justify the Bible through that?
	Well, science doesn't make science can't make claims about the metaphysical.
	Like science, science can't tell you if there are or not ghosts.
	It can only test whether or not there are or not ghosts here.
	It can't make it.
	But it's not going to make ought claims, right?
	It's not going to make any, it just doesn't test for that.
	So if I wanted, so if you're doing a scientific experiment, it's got to be falsifiable, right?
	That's what makes it.
	So the thing is, is we're going to start with an observation.
	In this case, you're going to observe you think there's a ghost, let's say.
	You think there's one, right?
	So then your hypothesis is like, I don't know, there's an ethereal realm and this person hasn't passed on yet, right?
	Something like this.
	And then you're going to conduct an experiment.
	Let's say you go and you get equipment and you come up with electronic voice phenomenon, right?
	And you're trying to catch the spirit's voice on that or some shit, right?
	So you can even say like ghost hunting could be a rigorous scientific endeavor.
	It doesn't sound like one, though, does it?
	You know what I mean?
	It's not really designed to answer those kinds of questions.
	That's not what it's there to do.
	I just mean in terms of like, it says the earth was created 6,500 years ago or something.
	Well, that's young earth creationism.
	But the thing is, the thing is, is like there are people who fight over young earth or old earth creation.
	I've always considered it to be a silly fight to have because it really has nothing to do with the point.
	So the Bible warns us not to adhere to endless genealogies so that we don't get bogged down in nonsensical questions like that, right?
	It's just not that important from the Christian purview whether the earth is 6,000 years old or not.
	Well, maybe not, but the point is that it is older than 6,000 years.
	So there is really no argument when it comes to that, which is just one example of something in the Bible that, I mean, when they wrote it, they had no understanding of like geophysical sciences.
	So they.
	Well, they, you know, they understood a lot more than people think.
	Like, I hear people say they didn't really understand things very well.
	But one of the things I hear all the time is like, well, they didn't understand where babies came from.
	It's like, but the whole Old Testament is filled with his seed will go into her.
	You know what I mean?
	And I'm like, I think they kind of got where babies came from.
	But what about like when they said that plant life was made before the sun?
	That was before we had an understanding of photosynthesis.
	Yeah, I don't know what the exact verbiage is in Genesis for which, which in the creation story, which thing came first.
	It was plant life and then sun.
	Okay.
	Sure.
	I mean, I don't know if that's the case.
	I'd have to pull up Genesis in order for me to contextualize it.
	But I'm just saying that, again, these seem like the least important questions.
	Like, let's even say that the accounting of that was incorrect or just an allegory or something like that.
	I don't believe it was.
	I think it's both actually true and it's allegorically true.
	And it is also trying to convey like various lessons and this kind of thing, right?
	Right.
	But let's just say for the sake of argument that that was not actually the case.
	How does that really contradict with Christian ethics ultimately?
	I don't think it contradicts the ethics, but I think that it makes the Bible like illogical.
	Like it makes it not as I just, I wouldn't trust it for anything.
	I mean, morality-wise, I think that it had some good ideas.
	Maybe the new one.
	Yeah, but when people are making moral claims about religion, they're not referencing whether or not you think it's logical, what happened in Genesis or the parting of the sea or things like that.
	That's not really what it's testing for when it comes to Christian ethics, and Christians are making moral claims, right?
	So what is it testing for?
	Well, Christians are taking the virtues and the teachings of Jesus Christ.
	And what they're doing is they're taking these concepts and combining them into an ethical system called Christian ethics.
	And they're making ought prescriptions on that.
	So even my argument would just always be, because I'm not a Christian apologist.
	There's people way better at that than me for the accounting stories and things like that.
	But my argument is always just like, even if morality is subjective, Christian ethics clearly has a ton of value.
	Even to consequentialists, it seems to have a ton of value.
	So even if it is the case, the Christians were delusional, like you said, it seems like you would want them to be because they're super charitable, super charitable.
	I don't think they're bad.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And they keep society rolling, right?
	So even if it was the case that you thought they were living in a delusion, like who cares?
	From your view, it's like they should probably live in that delusion.
	It's probably better that they live in that delusion.
	See, I think that religion can be really good for people, give them a sense of purpose.
	But I think that something I've said before is that I think it's like a betrayal of intellect to not let yourself question the how or the why of the creation of the universe.
	Yeah, but I mean, in the skeptic tradition, you should be questioning skepticism too, and the fact that you can't give an accounting for any of the things that you actually care about, like justice.
	Justice is your preference, right?
	The idea of justice is your preference.
	The idea of fairness is your preference.
	The idea of basically everything is your preference.
	Shouldn't you be skeptical of that too?
	I don't think you answered my question.
	What's the question?
	What was my question?
	What did I say?
	I don't know.
	Oh.
	I'm not trying to deflect from any questions.
	No, no, no.
	I lost it.
	Yeah.
	But I'm just saying that I think ultimately, even from the viewpoint of the secularist or the subjective atheist or whatever, the secular humanist, that the most amount of value that people get is from Christianity anyway, because they can give you objective, unchanging accountings of things.
	And you basically necessarily say things need to change.
	Well, I think that it's just important.
	Sorry, go ahead.
	Here, before here, Mick, can you pull up the tweets?
	We're going to switch topics.
	What happened?
	Yeah, religion's not a thing that we get bogged down on too much.
	Oh, okay.
	Pull up the tweets, Mick.
	It should already be on it.
	Are you on the first tweet?
	What?
	Here.
	I'll switch it, but do you have it up on that monitor?
	I do.
	Okay.
	Hit F11, please.
	Oh, did you control tab over?
	Uh-oh.
	Huh?
	mick hit ctrl shift tab what the is that Hold on.
	What in the actual fuck?
	Okay.
	I hit control shift.
	Go out of F11.
	F11, please.
	Okay, yes, my favorite place to see a man is on the floor in front of me.
	Great question, Andrew.
	So this is, she actually responds to one of your tweets, Andrew.
	Should men be the ones sitting on the floor, Anna?
	You did?
	Oh.
	And can, Nick, can you click on what?
	Do you know what?
	Before we click on it, do you know what that tweet leads to?
	No.
	From Anna's?
	You sent this March 14th, like four days ago?
	Is it TOS?
	No, that's a post that she had about being on a train.
	The woman was on a train.
	Yeah.
	So, yeah, I think.
	Yeah, I think it should be fine.
	Okay, can you click it, Mick?
	Just so with the mouse, click on the tweet from Andrew.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, click that.
	Yeah.
	I'm on a train and men are sitting in seats while women stand or sit on the floor.
	The declining birth rate is an immerse mystery.
	Was that originally your tweet?
	No.
	That's a different Anna.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Let's do control tab over.
	Yeah, so I thought that that was a really stupid tweet.
	Grown men who pursue.
	I mean, is this related to age gap?
	Like men who date like 19-year-olds?
	Because they're technically teenagers?
	Are you talking like about under like minors?
	Yeah, I would, I would assume I don't remember exactly what post this was on, but I'm talking about like minors, whatever.
	Next.
	We're going to get into next.
	Yes, my dad knows I do only fans.
	The intels are going to hate this, but the loves me supports.
	Okay.
	Next.
	These were just some of the tweets from last time.
	Who are we talking shit about today?
	Men, next.
	Telling sex workers that nobody will love them because their job is so cruel.
	It's a fucking job.
	I don't think that's cruel.
	I don't think that's a cruelty.
	I think that that's a descriptive reality.
	I don't think it is.
	I think it is.
	Well, it's not nobody.
	I wouldn't put any monolith.
	I would say less people.
	Okay, that's fair.
	That's a lot of significantly, a significant amount of people less.
	Sure.
	I think that it'll limit the amount of romantic partners in the future that would be available to you.
	I think it would limit the types of family dynamics that you would normally be able to have with people that you wouldn't be able to have.
	It creates stresses on parents and it creates stresses on siblings and it creates stresses on all sorts of people.
	I agree, but to say they're unlovable, I don't agree with that.
	To say they're what?
	They're unlovable.
	I do not agree with that.
	Well, no, I mean, there's going to be people who love, like, your parents are probably going to love you, even if they disagree.
	Even if they disowned you, they probably would still love you.
	I'm just saying I don't think it's cruel.
	Okay.
	I think it's descriptive to say, like, maybe not all.
	That's maybe fair, but it's descriptive to say that way less people are going to.
	I think it's a cruel thing to say just because sex workers are aware of that.
	I mean, I've been very open about the fact that it is harder to date with an OnlyFans, but I think it's unnecessary to point those things out.
	It just seems like berating for no reason.
	No, well, there is a good reason for it.
	The reason is the promotion of stigma.
	So again, society only has so many ways that it can push behavior or not push behavior.
	And I think that everybody's essentially always trying to push their worldview all the time.
	For the most part, I think they are.
	I just think that the religious are as justified as anybody else in doing that.
	Okay.
	And when it comes to stigmatization, I think that stigmatizing things that we don't like is perfectly acceptable and we do it constantly.
	Here's a good example of that, smoking.
	Now, I'm a smoker, and that's heavily stigmatized, right?
	You're not allowed to smoke in restaurants anymore.
	You can't smoke on planes.
	Now, you never could when I became a smoker, but you can smoke in restaurants and bars and you can smoke basically wherever the hell you want.
	Now you can basically smoke nowhere.
	You know, you can smoke a couple of places away from everybody.
	That's it.
	The whole behavior is stigmatized, right?
	And it's based on your effect of other people and their perception of it.
	It's the same thing with sex work.
	It's based on the effect and people's perception.
	Okay.
	So I think it's totally fair for people to do that.
	I think it's open game, right?
	Stigmatization.
	Well, I think they can do that, but I do think it's cruel.
	I mean, I guess on that, I mean, you do OF.
	You're not doing like traditional adult content.
	You're not escorting.
	You're not a courtesan.
	You are.
	Do you, how long have you been working as a courtesan?
	Mid-2022 or three.
	I can't remember off the top of my head right now.
	You've been at it for a little bit.
	Yeah.
	And how old are you?
	I'm 27.
	27.
	Were you doing any other kind of sex work before 2023?
	Online stuff.
	Like there's cam sites, things like that.
	Did you do adult content?
	I've never done corn before recently.
	Like there's like live cams.
	That was more of a thing a couple years ago.
	Personal cam, solo cam stuff?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Like chatterbait or whatever.
	Yeah, like that.
	And so when did you start doing that?
	I can't recall off the top of my head.
	Did you do any stripping?
	Have you stripped?
	Okay.
	So you started.
	Don't they strip inside those things?
	They can, but not everybody does.
	You weren't at the strip club.
	Okay, so you've been doing courses.
	I don't really know.
	Escorting.
	Well, it's not an escort.
	Have you ever done straight up processing?
	Have you done street walking?
	No.
	Like where you're on the street corner.
	You haven't done that or anything.
	But you do work at a ranch.
	How many?
	And you said you started in 2023?
	I believe so.
	Do you recall which month?
	Summer.
	So like two.
	I couldn't tell you the exact month.
	You've been doing it for two years about.
	Yeah, I'd say that's a big benefit.
	Sure.
	Okay.
	And how many, how often do you work?
	It can wildly depend.
	I would say usually once a month or every other month.
	You only work on time.
	Well, you only work once a month?
	For two weeks at a time.
	Oh, I see.
	Sorry, I misunderstood your question.
	You stay on site.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Typically, I'm thinking like in terms of days.
	Yeah, you've got to change your mindset slightly because this is the legitimate brothel.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	So.
	Yeah.
	But I, okay, so you work two weeks on, two weeks off?
	Pretty much, yeah, ideally.
	It depends on the time of year.
	Okay.
	And that's been your pretty consistent schedule for the past two years?
	I would say so, yes.
	Okay.
	How many people do you see per day?
	That can wildly depend also.
	It can be zero.
	It can be one, two, three.
	It's not a crazy number.
	What's the most you've ever seen per day?
	Oh, I don't know.
	For wildly different things, maybe three or four people, but that's not all the same services.
	And do you ever do any group stuff?
	Like a couple comes in, they want to sleep with you, a group, do they allow like groups of, like they want to do a gang?
	Well, something like that, I think you would probably have to talk to the manager about.
	I've never had that request before, so I have to do that.
	But have you done couples?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Have you done a thruple?
	Like three people come in and you sleep with all of them?
	No, I've never had that happen to me personally.
	Okay.
	And so some days you don't work at all.
	And I'm assuming you get paid per encounter.
	We're independent contractors, so we can set our own price for what it is the person or people are looking for.
	And that price is what you specifically do.
	Is it like a barber shop where you basically just rent out a room there?
	You pay them a fee to rent out the room and then you get your own clients or do they take a cut?
	How does it work?
	There's room and board, but there's also like specialty rooms that have like a hot tub in it or something that you can also utilize for bookings that would require such a thing.
	So you have your own room, but there's also rooms you can use that are on site, if that makes sense.
	But do you, do they procure the clients or do you?
	Or is it both?
	It's both.
	Okay, and they get a cut of the total price?
	There's a percentage that's a cut, but it goes towards to, you know, keeping the lights on.
	It's a giant building and the water build.
	It's like paying utilities and rent, basically.
	Okay.
	And what is the, like, what do you charge?
	Is it like 30 minutes or how does it work?
	I can't give like an exact number.
	It's just a legality that I have to follow working in a place like this.
	But it can totally depend.
	There are people who come in and they say, I only need 15 minutes.
	And that's totally fine.
	And there are some people who say, I want to spend three hours.
	Do you have discretion in negotiation?
	I'm sorry, what?
	Do you have discretion with negotiation or is there a set minimum that the house requires?
	It's completely up to me.
	There is like a small standard when it comes to certain things.
	Like if you want to use one of the big specialty rooms with the hot tub, they prefer it to be over a certain dollar amount simply because you're utilizing that and then blocking off for anybody else.
	So when it comes to the tweet, I'm just asking some questions here.
	Are you currently dating anybody?
	I am.
	You're in a relationship with a man, a woman?
	A man.
	A man.
	Okay, is he also a sex worker?
	He appears in some of my online stuff, but he does not work as a corn star or anything.
	You have an OnlyFans?
	I do, yeah.
	Has he ever worked with another girl on her OnlyFans or is this the first time he's been involved in sex work?
	I believe this is the first time.
	Okay.
	Is he a, what's it called?
	A gigalo or what is it?
	The male.
	Gigolo?
	I'm not familiar with that.
	Is he a male prostitute?
	No, but at the ranch I work at, there is one.
	There is a male.
	Separate.
	I'm sure.
	Sure, but aren't they usually gay?
	I've never had the opportunity to do it.
	Wait, so he so you're in a how long have you been dating him?
	About a almost a year, I think.
	A year.
	So you had been doing the courtesan brothel stuff for a year when you met him, basically.
	Okay.
	Did you, how did you meet him?
	At a bar, I think.
	It was like a bar and groom.
	And did you guys like hook up that night?
	No, we didn't.
	Okay.
	Yeah, we had a nice conversation.
	Yeah.
	And he like got your number and you guys set up a date for another day.
	Yeah.
	Did you disclose to him that night that you were a prostitute?
	I did.
	You told him?
	Yeah, I'm actually, I've been very lucky to never struggle with dating throughout any of my sex work endeavors.
	So you see significantly older?
	No.
	No.
	Same age?
	Only like he's 30.
	Wait, you've never struggled with dating at all?
	No.
	Being a sex worker opening line is BTW.
	I'm a prostitute.
	Back when I had a lot of people.
	Oh, when you had dating apps.
	Sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off.
	No, you're fine.
	You're totally fine.
	So you were on a dating app.
	And would you write it in your dating app, like BTW?
	Carefully, yes.
	I don't remember exactly how I worded it because I believe it was hinge.
	So I had to be kind of careful because they would try to ban me for soliciting, even though that's not what I was doing.
	I could see it.
	I could see you.
	Which is fair.
	Yeah.
	But you would tell them.
	I would literally put it on my profile in abbreviated terms and say, I'm super upfront about it because I don't have to waste anybody else's time.
	If that's a deal breaker for them, that's completely fine.
	And I don't judge people for that being a deal breaker at all.
	That's why I'm super upfront about it.
	Question for you.
	How many girls work at the brothel that you're at?
	It depends.
	I would say it's usually between maybe like five to eight.
	On a given day.
	On an average, I would say.
	But like maybe there's dozens in total throughout the year.
	Is that fair to say?
	Yes.
	Perhaps even more.
	There's like a rotating schedule, I would call it.
	Yeah.
	And I mean, of the girls that work there, are they married?
	Are they in relationships?
	Have you heard from them?
	I don't go out of my way to ask everybody that I meet.
	We're all about minding our own business and not crossing professional and personal boundaries.
	I am aware of several that are in happy relationships.
	I can't tell you what gender those relationships are, but not at all uncommon.
	Okay.
	Because it would seem to me that the majority of men don't want to have romantic or sexual relationships with an active prostitute.
	But so your boyfriend, like do you work, is it like five days a week?
	How does it work?
	Well, the place I work at, Bella's Ranch, is open 24-7.
	So I can take a day off or a night off whenever I please.
	I kind of make my own schedule.
	But you said it was like two weeks on, two weeks off.
	Yeah, I'll travel up there to where it is and I will stay there for two weeks at a time and work whichever days I feel like while I'm up there.
	And then I leave and go back home.
	Okay.
	And so go back.
	Do you live with your boyfriend?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	And so you go back home after a day of working, back home to where you and your boyfriend live?
	Yeah, after the two weeks that I've been up there, I go back home and we live together.
	Oh, wait, so you stay there.
	I'm saying, like, he doesn't live in that region, so you'll be apart from him for two weeks.
	Yes.
	You'll stay at the location, at the brothel.
	Yes.
	Is the relationship open?
	Open?
	What do you like?
	Completely open.
	Yeah, like you guys can just sleep with whoever you want.
	He can sleep with whoever he wants.
	I wouldn't really know what to call it.
	We're both very open people.
	We're very comfortable, very confident people.
	Communication, trust, and honesty is key in a lot of relationships, but especially in relationships.
	You see allowed to bone other checks is what I'm asking.
	Sure.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	So it's an open with communication, of course.
	It's not like you can just be like, I'm going to the store.
	But it is overtly open relationship.
	So he'll, it's ethical, non-monogamy.
	So he'll tell you, like, has he told you, BTW, babe, I'm going to go fuck Becky.
	No.
	I thought you said you'd be able to get away with that.
	I mean, it just hasn't come up yet.
	It's he's able, but I understand that he can sleep with other women.
	But has he slept with other women?
	No.
	But you said there's open.
	So it's do you sleep with other men in a non-work capacity?
	I don't, no.
	Do you, uh, but that's by my channel?
	Do you sleep with him?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And you guys have a sex life, I imagine.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And he's okay.
	Like, does he, does he need like a 24 to 48 hour window after you fucked a guy?
	Like, maybe we can pause on the kissing.
	Maybe we can wait a little bit for sex.
	It takes me like two days to get home.
	So we've never really had a conversation like that before.
	But he'll kiss you.
	Does he kiss you when you walk in the door?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I do get tested.
	Oh, yeah.
	We get tested every single week.
	But do you, like, for example, let's say you like, is there a specific day of the week, like Wednesday?
	Or it varies?
	I think it just changed recently, but it's one of the earlier weekdays routinely every single.
	Like, for example, every Monday morning at 9 a.m.
	And that's, I can't give out the exact schedule of when we actually do that.
	But every Monday morning, oops, at 9 a.m., a doctor comes and we do all of our testing.
	There's blood testing and there's swabs.
	Sure.
	So, and you might work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
	Yeah.
	Subsequent to the test, right?
	You'll have sex subsequent to the test, and then you'll go home and then have sex with your boyfriend.
	I overlap the testing.
	I will usually leave on before I leave.
	I'll just do the testing again because it's just convenient.
	So just to be clear, every week you work, you'll have sex, then you'll take the STD test, and that'll be the last thing you do.
	Then you leave to go home.
	Yeah, I make sure to include one in before I go.
	Which, of course, though, even if you did do that, STDs can take days, weeks, or even months to show up.
	So even if you did the STD test, you did one.
	That was the last thing you did.
	And then you waited for the results.
	That's kind of an interesting component.
	So he's okay.
	Your boyfriend's okay with you having sex with other men for money while in a relationship.
	And he doesn't fuck other women.
	He's more than welcome to.
	He's just busy.
	He's busy.
	But okay.
	Wait, can I ask?
	Do you guys have to wear protection?
	Oh, at the brothels, protection is required for absolutely everything.
	There is no kind of any kind of medicine.
	Oral.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Required.
	This is earmuffs, Andrew.
	You know, I'd rather, if I had to wear a condom during a BJ, I'd rather just not get the BJ.
	I've heard that, yeah.
	It's kind of like with hand jobs.
	I'd rather just not even have a hand job.
	Yeah.
	So it's like, you know what I mean?
	Andrew, do you want a fucking BJ with a condom?
	It's like, look, hey, you know, you got for the brothel shit, of course.
	Legally required.
	What is this debate, Brian?
	What is this debate?
	I don't even, dude, I don't even.
	Never mind.
	Hold on.
	Okay.
	So anyways, what we have.
	Oh, Mick, can you go ahead and head down?
	Okay, I'm going to read some super chats.
	We have Kenneth Gudrell Goodrell.
	Thank you, Kenneth.
	Second time super chatting.
	The lady missed the Brian before respect.
	Hang one second, Nick.
	Leave it to a woman to mess it up.
	Once again, from the Crucible, love whatever pod.
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	Brookson, don't know how you do it.
	You're the legend, my friend.
	Kenneth.
	Thank you, sir.
	I really appreciate your super chat.
	You're a fucking legend yourself.
	Appreciate your very generous $100 soup chat, my friend.
	Guys, read 100, TTS 200.
	Andrew's going out for a smoke.
	Give me one sec, guys.
	Okay, why don't you guys entertain the audience for 30 seconds?
	They don't like that.
	Oh, you could tell them about your special things.
	I don't know what you mean.
	Oh.
	This is fun.
	I thought it was going to be worse.
	He's actually quite nice, by the way.
	Even though his opinions are bad.
	He's not a bat.
	He's not bad to talk to.
	Always fun to answer questions.
	Also, I was on the pod that Priscilla was on the first time.
	Is she coming back?
	Is Priscilla coming?
	You weren't on that pod.
	Yeah, I was.
	No, not last time, but last Sunday.
	You're right.
	You're right.
	Yeah, you were on that.
	That's true.
	Is she coming back?
	Yeah.
	Yeah?
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So she's joining.
	Should I scoot over a little?
	Yeah, actually, if you want to take that chair and then just move it so you're taking that mic now and then, yeah.
	If she tries to hit one of you guys, do you want me to?
	Wait, do you want me to what?
	Do you want me to protect you?
	Yes, protect me, Sav.
	Well, I just like, I, you know.
	Are you going to be my bodyguard?
	Sure.
	If you see her get up and try to come over here, you need a, you need a, you got to jump on her.
	All right.
	You're going to protect me?
	I'll protect you.
	How much do you weigh?
	100 pounds.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I got it, dude.
	Yo, chat.
	Sav is going to be my bodyguard.
	I need it.
	You're going to be my bodyguard.
	That's crazy.
	I can do like four pull-ups.
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	No, that's it.
	Read is 100.
	TTS is 200 if you want to get it in this is going to get gonna be it's gonna be interesting Oh, can you scoot to that chair, please?
	Oh, yes.
	I'm gonna adjust you a little bit, but scoot over to that chair for the time being.
	And then we have another individual joining us here in just a moment.
	Oh, Andrew's still on the balcony.
	Lovely timing.
	He's gonna love it.
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	Yeah, just grab a new release over there.
	Hey, what's going on?
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	I'll protect you too, Andrew.
	Well, thank you.
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	Oh, and honey, you said that you do fetish content like waterboarding.
	Are you looking at the list?
	I'm looking at the thing you sent us.
	Yeah.
	Wait, but here, let's do a bit of adjustment with the microphones here.
	So what I meant by like sit there.
	So can I, Sav, can I have you scoot that way just a teeny bit?
	Okay, let me see if I still have you in frame there.
	That should be good.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	And then can you scoot that chair that way, scoot that mic that way, scoot that mic that way.
	Okay.
	And then can you like get into the side, please?
	I'm trying to, I'll try to get everybody in frame here.
	Cause I'm trying my best to get people in frame.
	Oh, uh, yeah, Priscilla.
	Oh, can you not have here?
	You got to take that thing off if you can.
	And just like, you can leave it anywhere.
	fine that's gonna be yeah I keep getting the urge to like bite the microphone.
	Do you get that or no?
	Go ahead.
	Well, don't bite it, but you can.
	You don't get that?
	go ahead show us but don't bite it well that's what i well if you're telling me to bite it but not bite it how does that make sense Never mind.
	Can't do both.
	Never mind.
	Okay.
	All right, Priscilla, please, why don't you join us here at the table?
	Whoa, why are you going that way?
	I don't know why.
	That, you know, the first open seat would be good.
	Hello.
	Nice to see you.
	Good to see you again.
	Okay, welcome back, Priscilla.
	So do you want to introduce yourself to the people?
	I am Priscilla.
	Sweet.
	That's dope.
	Okay, welcome.
	All right.
	So, Priscilla, you wanted to come back for a redemption episode.
	I guess where do we start?
	Do you want to say sorry to Andrew, maybe?
	No, but I do want to say I am not.
	I do want to admit that I am ignorant of the YouTube rules and all of that.
	And so I do feel bad about kind of pooping on the show.
	And so I do apologize to you, Brian.
	Oh.
	For that.
	Wow.
	Because that I'm very ignorant about.
	The YouTube stuff, but I'm learning slowly.
	So.
	Yeah, there's just certain words like the platforms don't allow.
	Like, or it'll like demonetize the video.
	So we try to avoid saying certain words, slurs.
	There's certain topics that we go over before the show.
	Like, hey, don't bring this up.
	So, yeah.
	But you did kinda, you know, get in Andrew's face a little bit.
	Do you want to apologize for that?
	No, I had it coming, apparently.
	Did he have, did, did this monster here, did he have it coming?
	That was the first time I've ever met you.
	And it was love at first sight.
	why did you try to dress me down?
	He's a married man.
	I'm sorry.
	That all happened because you came back.
	I didn't say a word to you.
	And then he came back and started trying to dress me down.
	That's when I made fun of you.
	I thought it was interesting that I presented a thought about an argument that you made in the past.
	And then instead of having a proper rebuttal, you just attacked my character.
	Oh, wait.
	So, well, first of all, I didn't attack your character.
	I made fun of your voice.
	But the thing is, is that's part of my character.
	When you came back, you know, that's not what happened.
	When you came back, who the hell are you to do XYZ?
	That's not an argument.
	I didn't say, who the hell are you to do XYZ?
	Yeah, you did.
	He said, that's her culture.
	Who are you to question her culture?
	So you weren't making an argument.
	You said you don't know about her culture.
	Yeah, you were trying to take a shot.
	I think that's laughing.
	Yeah, you were trying to take a shot at me on your way out the door.
	And so I took a shot at you back.
	Otherwise, I wouldn't have engaged at all.
	And by the way, up at the end of the day.
	That was not about you.
	That was about an argument.
	You were getting into it.
	You're like, and you, Andrew, blah, And then I made fun of you a little bit.
	But before that, I was totally respectful to you as long as you were respectful to me.
	Is that not true?
	Did I say something before that that was disrespectful?
	I was on my way out.
	And I want to say it's like the equivalent of punching someone while they're turned around.
	You came back to yell at me.
	I did not come back to yell at you.
	Yes, you did.
	You were leaving.
	And then you came back.
	You said, Brian, you're a small, small man.
	And then as you were leaving, you came to take a shot at me.
	So then I made fun of you a little bit.
	Yeah, me directly.
	Not any of my ideas, not my philosophy.
	So it was warranted for you to personally attack Brian.
	No, that was rude, but Brian, but that is between Brian and me.
	Oh, I see.
	So the thing is, is like you didn't, you weren't turning around to take shots at me.
	You were just turning around to, because you wanted to make an argument on your way out the door.
	That's very strange.
	I guess I felt unheard and I wanted to feel heard and I wanted to get my say.
	And I felt like my voice was being sort of.
	How?
	How was I?
	I didn't have anything to do with that.
	I was just sitting here.
	Yeah, I was literally just sitting here.
	I didn't do anything to you.
	Then I made fun of you slightly because you just decided to play it.
	I think it's really weird.
	You decided to dress me down.
	Yeah, I don't think it was that bad.
	No, I do.
	Yeah, it was get in your face and shove the chairs and it was that bad.
	You shove the chair.
	You pull up the video.
	I move the chair.
	Not shove the chair and move the chair in my direction so that you can look at me in my eyes because I think that in order to have proper empathy, you should probably look at someone in their eyes.
	It was definitely a short shove.
	It's not funny.
	It's true.
	I was like, okay, well, if he wants to look at me in my face and mock me, like, okay, like, at least you're looking at me and not while I'm turned around going to leave.
	Well, you were doing things which were mockworthy.
	And no, you weren't turned around to leave.
	You were just dating myself.
	You were standing there yelling at me and I mocked you to your face.
	You weren't leaving and I mocked you.
	You forget the part where you turned to me and then started to lay into lay into me, and so I mocked you.
	And then you were around the table, shoved the chair, got right in my face.
	Right.
	Right.
	Put your face down.
	I did not clench your minds.
	Losing your mind.
	I was not losing my mind.
	losing your mind and then i thought it was interesting how when this is like woman revisionist No, you know what's funny is that if I was a man, you would not be so audacious because you're right.
	You know, you know.
	Right, that's true.
	I would have just thrown you right in the window.
	You would have thrown it.
	No, okay, so let me let me know.
	If I was a bigger man than you, you would not flap your mouth like that because you know that I am less powerful than you most men.
	That's why you're doing it.
	Do you realize that I was in an ordeal kerfuffle in Miami, Florida with a guy who was a guy who was massive, Roy raged out of his fucking mind, and he was threatening to do bodily harm to me live on a stage right next to me.
	I didn't back down an inch.
	I don't give a shit if you're a man or you're not a man.
	No, I'm not.
	Arguments are arguments.
	When people go crazy and try to make them physical.
	I did not go crazy.
	I got to vouch, and just to vouch for Andrew, the man in question was a large, a large man, bald.
	I'm not saying that to himself, but he was blasted in tattoos, and he was an ex-convict.
	And he was massive.
	Massive, huge, huge dude.
	I'm not talking to Jim.
	I'm just saying.
	Andrew, Andrew looked him in the face.
	I don't even know if you looked at him.
	You're just like, whatever.
	I'm not even scared.
	And Andrew wasn't scared at all.
	To be fair, it was Florida, and Andrew was armed with a firearm.
	But I'm armed with a firearm everywhere.
	So there's that.
	Because it's just generally speaking a good idea.
	Especially for women.
	I don't disagree with that.
	Except usually they don't get sufficient training and so their gun gets used against them.
	But I don't disagree.
	I prescriptively think that women should probably carry firearms.
	I think it's a good idea.
	But that aside, I didn't run and get in your face.
	I didn't run over to you.
	I didn't go into your...
	Now, I want you to view it this way.
	If you were sitting there and I did the same thing, how would I be viewed?
	No, but I do want to say that you are stronger and there is that power.
	Oh, I see.
	So you can do whatever you want to me because I can't do harm to you.
	But I did not touch you.
	So I think it's weird that you framed it as a slaughterhouse.
	Because you're banking on female privilege.
	I did not throw anything near you.
	You're banking on female privilege.
	The idea is I can do whatever I want to you because the public appearances, if you did something to me, right, you would be viciously attacked for hurting the poor little girl who didn't do nothing except run over and get in your face and talk about shit.
	If I wanted to play victim, then I wouldn't have asked you to come outside with me and to talk about it.
	I wasn't trying to play victim.
	No, do you understand how it sounds when somebody says, let's go outside when they're upset?
	Do you think that that sounds like they want to have rational discourse or do you think that that sounds like they want to physically tangle with each other?
	We would have talked about it.
	And then if you felt that that was appropriate and that's what had, then there definitely would have had to be consent on both sides.
	It just sounded to me like it sounds to me like a bunch of excuse me.
	You deserve it.
	It's totally appropriate.
	If the roles were reversed, that wouldn't be okay, but I can do it to you because you're stronger than me.
	So therefore it's okay.
	Did I hit you?
	Did I?
	You definitely shoved my chair.
	Yeah.
	I shoved it or did I pull it?
	Yeah, if again, if I walked over here to where you are and pulled your chair and got in your face, but didn't actually touch you, what would the perception be?
	That's because you're because what the argument earlier was that you are stronger than I am.
	So therefore, you're justified where I'm not.
	No, so you are using that against me because you think because I ran over to you.
	No, you think that I'm not going to say anything because, of course, that's emotion is important.
	You can't just say that.
	You said you couldn't say anything.
	I'm saying that's something that if you're just talking crap, then whether I'm a man or a woman, would it make sense that you'd be sort of antagonizing the person, sort of inciting some sort of response from that person?
	This is called a tit for tat.
	That's how it works.
	But it didn't seem tit for tat.
	It seemed like I made a comment about a thought that you had.
	Yeah, you were trying to take parting.
	You were trying to take parting shots where I just sat there and took it.
	You're trying to take parting shots where I sat there and took it.
	You want to get your, that's why you went over to the mic.
	We're like, you're all small dick.
	It's the same shit.
	You're trying to get your dunks in for your parting shots, and I didn't let you have your parting shot.
	You got upset.
	You ran over here because you didn't get your parting shot, freaked out, embarrassed yourself, made yourself look bad.
	And now your argument to me is: well, Andrew, it's true if you came over and did that to me, it would have looked terrible and awful, but it's okay.
	I can do it.
	Well, because you're stronger than me.
	So therefore, I'm justified doing horrible things to you that you're not justified doing to me.
	That's literally your argument right now.
	Just pointing that out.
	I want to say that what you did would be legally considered harassment, especially in a workplace.
	No, it's not.
	Yeah, and way more than what you're saying, me being assaulting.
	No, I guarantee you that it's not going to be considered harassment for me to make fun of your voice.
	It definitely is going to be considered battery if you come over and shove my chair and get my face.
	Shove or pull.
	Huh?
	Shove or pull.
	It doesn't matter.
	Am I applying force to hurt or am I applying force to direct?
	The chair moved this way.
	If you pulled it, it would have shoved you.
	It was a shove.
	Is this considered a workplace?
	No.
	Because I know the laws on that.
	In addition to that, nobody here, you're not employees.
	Yeah.
	Okay, that was my question.
	So it wouldn't be considered workplace harassment.
	So then what are we if we're not?
	And just to be clear, you're independent contractors.
	Just to be clear, even if we were to grant that, your conduct would have been deemed workplace harassment.
	And by the way, it's completely legal, completely legal to make fun of people at work.
	You can get fired.
	That's true.
	But it's not illegal.
	None of that has to do with disability.
	Nope, you can make fun of people with disabilities actually.
	I sued two people for that and won a bunch of people.
	Were they above you in station?
	Wait, we need to do that.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And that's why.
	It doesn't matter.
	Yes, it does.
	If I'm at work and there's some chick, there's some chick with a disability and I'm like working on a conveyor or something, I can look over and make fun of her.
	Hold on.
	We don't need to get into discussion.
	I just need to do a couple of things.
	I mean, you can sue people for anything.
	Hold on, because we have people joining the panel, I need to do some seating adjustments so we get everybody in frame.
	You stay where you are.
	Priscilla, can you scoot your chair that way?
	And then I need you to scoot as far that way.
	You guys are going to be like leg to leg.
	And then scoot your mic too, please, so we can just get all y'all in frame properly.
	One sec, guys.
	Okay, I think we're good.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Oh, did you have something, Sav?
	She doesn't have a microphone.
	Oh.
	Oh.
	Wait.
	So I need you to have good discipline tonight.
	I'm going to.
	I'm less nervous.
	Can you scoot your microphone to the edge of the table and then just leave it there?
	So, if you want, you can put a microphone on the table for you.
	There should be one down there somewhere down here on the ground.
	What number is that, Andrew?
	you're just tightening it where are they located uh do you see how to get a drink Okay, hi, everybody, by the way.
	That's what that would be the correct one, then, I think.
	Does it say fod?
	Yeah, yeah, okay.
	All right, so then just put that right in front of you, put it directly straight in front of you, straight in front of you, like center it.
	It's kind of an interesting way to do a panel, but uh, but here we are, here we are.
	Uh, okay, so uh, guys, if you want, get 100 in for a read, 200 for a TTS, would appreciate it, guys.
	Like the video, twitch.tv/slash whatever, and then uh, if you want, you can uh, Venmo Cash app, whatever pod.
	Well, okay, so let's uh, I guess, skip.
	Anyway, making fun of people, not a crime, definitely shoving their seat or getting in their face.
	Yeah, that's arguably a crime, mocking to where it incites hostility, or not a crime with yes, it is look it up.
	Well, why don't we just look it up?
	Do you know what the First Amendment is?
	Yeah, freedom of speech, it's unabridged.
	It means it protects hate speech.
	What if we just go out on the street right now in front of a bunch of deaf people or homosexuals and be like, hey, you blah, Right?
	I could be like, hey, you blah, blah, blah.
	And they can't do.
	It's not a crime.
	Now, those guys could get really pissed.
	I don't want to.
	They could be really upset.
	But it's not a crime.
	I don't want to talk about that.
	No, yeah, I don't care about what your preference is for what you want to talk about because I want to talk about this.
	I would like to discuss why you think it's okay to based on anything.
	I'll tell you why.
	Do you want to know why?
	Yeah.
	Okay, let me tell you why.
	Okay.
	I think that everyone grows up differently.
	That whole conversation precipitated from you trying to present an argument that the C word, which I actually thought was a woman's, I thought that's what you guys meant of the C word because that would be my anyone's natural when you say C word.
	That's what you would think.
	I did think that.
	Well, hold on, but maybe that's because you guys weren't paying attention because the context immediately before the C word was brought up was related to the N-word.
	And we were talking about race.
	So I don't know how you could, I don't know why you were asking for clarification on that because if you were listening to the rest of the conversation, he referenced talking about the N-word and it was about race.
	So, and it's clear you knew because the words came out of your mouth, you knew what the other C word was.
	So that's my confusion.
	In any case, we don't want you to say either of the two C words because the platform, not because me and Andrew, if this was off-stream and you wanted to say any of that stuff or it was a different platform, we didn't have an objection as it pertains to like the use of those words.
	But we have to, the platforms have rules and guidelines for monetization reasons.
	Some of them are stricter than others.
	TikTok's notorious for this.
	It's about the platform, not and you got confused there.
	You're like, oh, why aren't we allowed to say the C word in like a general?
	No, it's because of the platform.
	Yeah, we don't personally care.
	But I don't need to explain to you.
	And in fact, in the pre-show instructions, we do explicitly say for our own guidelines and because of the platform's guidelines, avoid these topics.
	Don't say these words.
	You were on the show with Sav two Sundays ago or whatever, and then you were on this week.
	We went over the pre-show information.
	Don't use slurs.
	Here's a couple slurs to avoid.
	And we say, including but not limited to.
	So when we were messaging in the Instagram DMs, you're like, well, did you explicitly tell me not to say the C word?
	The problem with that is, is if I were to do that, you realize how many different slurs there are?
	Like there's hundreds of different slurs.
	It would not be practical for us in a pre-show environment to like, first off, even if we listed every single slur not to say, which would be in the hundreds, if not thousands, nobody would remember each individual.
	No one would commit to memory hundreds or thousands of slurs to not say.
	So we say, don't say these slurs, including but not limited to the, well, I'm not going to say it, the R slur, the F bomb, as you dropped it, the N-word.
	Those are like kind of the basic ones that could come up.
	But in any ways, it just seemed kind of strange that you're like, well, you didn't tell me not to say it.
	But actually, if you watch the video back, originally, like in the moment when you're like, what's the C word?
	I was like, don't say it.
	I said that.
	I said, don't say it.
	And then you said it.
	And he did drop the F slur and he knew you weren't supposed to do that.
	And the R slur.
	After I was already told to leave, which I'm sorry because that was vindictive.
	That, yeah, you did it maliciously because you like, oh, now I know not to say these words.
	Let me just try to fuck his business.
	I'm very, I already initiated this whole thing with the apology for that.
	So do you forgive or not?
	Do I forgive you?
	I mean, I'm over it.
	I guess it was a couple days ago.
	I don't know if I forgive you for it, but I'm over it.
	Like I'm not, I'm not going to linger on it aside from this conversation we're having.
	I just was shocked.
	And when it was coming out of my mouth, it was more like me like externally realizing what you meant.
	Like I was processing it and saying it at the same time.
	Saying what?
	The C word.
	I was like, is that what you mean?
	So it came out as I was thinking it.
	I was like, what?
	No, no, no.
	But so if you watch the video back, there was like an initial moment where you were like, wait, what is the C word?
	What is, and I was like, no, no, no, no, don't say it.
	Right.
	I said it there.
	And then, of course, the pre-show information were like, don't say slurs.
	And then, and then you got a, there was a little bit of heat going on in a couple different directions.
	And then you're like, and then you drop it.
	And then you got the kick.
	It was an extroverted thought.
	It was just, I was just, it was an extroverted thought.
	Okay.
	Well, I do want to say that saying that all your viewers are tiny, you, mm-hmm.
	They actually, I do, I did a poll.
	They all have huge penises.
	I do want to say Andrew has the biggest of them all.
	You can send pics.
	It's giant.
	It's fucking, is this section?
	Is this work placer asking, Andrew?
	Yes.
	Holy shit, are you going to send pics and I'll let her know.
	I already did.
	Oh, fuck.
	James Sexton is on it.
	Is that the case?
	But yeah, all my, it's true.
	In fact, I even required verification.
	So they all had to send me a photo too.
	My viewers.
	So I could verify.
	You think I'm going to, I can't just take their word for it.
	I got some verification.
	So I pulled my viewers.
	I was like, how big?
	Like, is it, you know, and they told me and then they sent photos.
	And then also, I got some labia pictures too, which, and there is a predomination of large labia women also, because I'm a large labia advocate.
	I'm, I'm, you're not digging yourself out of that hole, bro.
	But, okay, anyways.
	You're right.
	So you're just kind of like in that one.
	Oh, yeah, you were sorry.
	Do you just have like a bunch of pictures of all of their stuff?
	Do you have a dick room, bro?
	I print out.
	What's that camera that used to print out Polaroids?
	I print out Polaroids of, it's just red string connecting it.
	Yes.
	Yeah, and I categorize it by like, does it slope, like the slope direction?
	And then like, anyway, okay, this is kind of awkward.
	Wait, so you were going to say something about how you, I don't know if it was about to be an apolog, but you're saying, and I also said that your viewers are teeny dick, misogynist or something or whatever.
	And what were you going to say?
	Yeah.
	Are you allowed to say that?
	How about say PP?
	Okay.
	Shrimp.
	I like to check.
	Yeah, that was very blanketed of me.
	And you taking the poll.
	I mean, that just shows.
	Yeah.
	There's your proof.
	That they have huge.
	That they're hung.
	It's crazy.
	It's crazy, man.
	Which is, yeah, it's crazy, you know?
	What else did you say?
	Like, they're also misogynists?
	Right.
	Oh, no.
	Okay.
	So hold on.
	There's a couple other things to break down here.
	As I was trying to get you to leave, but you were like, no, I'm going to take my time to waste your time or whatever.
	And as you're trying to leave, you're like, you hate women to me.
	Is that what you think?
	I'm not offended if you think that, but is that what you think?
	Where were we when I said that?
	We were standing in the hallway right there, and I was like, can you leave?
	And you're like, no, let me take a really long time to put my shoes on to waste more of your time.
	And then you're like, and then you're like, you just hate women.
	This is going to sound like not true, but I did black out for a lot of what I was saying to you after I left.
	You blacked out.
	Like, as in, like, I know you're recording.
	I think your accountability blacked out.
	I think your accountability also blacked out.
	I don't know.
	I completely and totally take accountability for making fun of you when you were making parting shots.
	Totally.
	I 100% take accountability.
	Is that an apology?
	Absolutely not.
	Absolutely not.
	Then I'm definitely not going to apologize.
	Well, the person wrong does the apology.
	Yeah, both.
	Not the person who's not wrong.
	I would say both of us did something wrong.
	No.
	Then also where I come from and what, and like I wanted to say, it's about to be where I come from.
	Men do X.
	It's not about men or women, and that's what's silly.
	Okay.
	Here we go.
	Go ahead.
	I wish it didn't have to be men versus women, but I'm just saying every single person has a different.
	Well, how can it not be when you're like, my argument for why it's perfectly acceptable to lose my mind and do horrible things to you is okay based on the fact that you're stronger than me.
	So I'm just pointing that out.
	But anyway, go ahead.
	No, because after I left, I saw what you said about it.
	And you were like, look, she was looking for things to hit me with.
	She was.
	You know what we were looking for?
	There was a bunch of things to hit you with.
	If I was looking for things to hit you with, then, and I wanted to hit you, then don't you think that I would have done that?
	So I think that's total slander.
	You know, the thing is, the thing is, like, there was multiple things.
	That baby?
	This is what she was looking at.
	So there was multiple.
	So there's multiple women at the table who agreed with that statement.
	Three.
	And the reason they agreed with it is because I'm pretty good with understanding people's body language, talk to thousands of people all over the world, right?
	And you get a familiarity for what a person's kind of thinking, what it is that they're kind of moving towards.
	And the thing is, is like it was very obvious to most of us.
	Now, your rational sense may have kicked in and been like, okay, maybe doing that is one step too far, but you were definitely looking around like you were going to throw something for sure.
	I promise you that you were blacked out.
	How do you know?
	I said when I was just talking.
	How do I know that you were not seconds away from blacking out here and grabbing something?
	I mean, you're just prone to blackouts when you're upset, right?
	What if you're not out and essayed him?
	When I let Rachel would have really had to come down, you started saying that I was trying to find something to hit you with.
	There's plenty of stuff to hit you with.
	Look, there's glasses.
	There were those little crystal things.
	There's so many things.
	Yes, I'm aware that you didn't do the action.
	That doesn't mean it didn't look as though you were going to, which was my claim.
	Okay, well, that well, it wasn't true, so I'm just letting you know.
	Yeah, I don't know about that.
	I'm not convinced.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I remain unconvinced.
	Unconvinced.
	Yeah.
	I think that if you could have in the moment gotten away with throwing something at my head, you definitely would have.
	There's plenty of stuff to throw at your head.
	Yes, but you not doing it doesn't mean that if you thought you could have gotten away with it, you wouldn't have, nor that you weren't looking for something and then just thought better of it.
	I wasn't.
	Well, I don't know.
	Who knows?
	Because you blacked out after you left.
	You know, you don't even remember.
	You don't even remember what you said.
	You don't remember your version of events aren't so clear because you weren't conscious for some of them, you know?
	Like maybe the part.
	Maybe the part where you were looking for things to throw at me, you just missed.
	I didn't.
	Because in that moment, you blacked out for just a few seconds.
	I didn't look.
	How would you know if you blacked out?
	Well, first of all, it was all being filmed.
	So I think we would know if I picked something up to we should watch the film because it definitely can mean sure you can pull it up.
	Yeah, it definitely looked.
	We can pull it up.
	You'll see.
	You'll see.
	Okay, I just want to say what I was about to say so that you don't think it's men versus women.
	I was going to say each individual person has their own path and how they were brought up and each circumstance is different.
	And that whole conversation precipitated by you are about to present an argument of which is worse, the C word or the N word.
	I wanted to say even presenting that argument contributes to systemic, the systemic oppression of black people in the U.S.
	I thought you were about to drop the N-word right there.
	No.
	I thought you're about to say that systemic oppression of.
	Yeah, it's about anyway.
	But I also want to say that my mom was affiliated to Crips, which is a predominantly black gang.
	And I want to say deep in my sub, I don't think it's correct.
	Did they jump her in?
	I don't know.
	I just want to say deep in my subconscious, it's like the whole thing is if you want to talk, if you want to talk poop, then you're going to, it's like, you know what I mean?
	Like, don't just go around.
	And I feel like you, and as the, and I want to say, so your mom taught you to violently assault people.
	Did your mom teach you to mock people for the it's insane.
	I okay.
	You know what?
	You know what?
	You know what's happening?
	It's so funny to watch this in real time.
	So here's what's happening here.
	So you take a woman, right?
	She's small.
	She's unassuming.
	She seems like it's not a big problem, this or that.
	Then you take a minor squabble where the woman goes fucking crazy, does a bunch of shit, hang on, does a bunch of shit, which clearly is insane, right?
	Loses her mind to the point where they black out, come back the next day, and then gaslight you, literally gaslight you.
	Listen, this is like so many relationship stories like this.
	Listen, baby, it wasn't really that bad.
	It wasn't what you think.
	You're misremembering things.
	Honestly, I'm just a dainty little thing.
	You can trust me.
	I just did this.
	And then the difference, though, here, we have the fucking thing.
	It's like impossible to gaslight me because I've watched it 30 times.
	You were an irate lunatic.
	Pull it up.
	You were look, look at yourself.
	Irate lunatic.
	I don't think it's an apology or accountability if you like make excuses for it.
	Like putting in like I do not apologize to him.
	And take no accountability.
	I don't apologize to Andrew.
	I don't apologize to Andrew.
	I apologize to Brian.
	For what?
	For violating the contract.
	You see, and he has a contract in your room.
	I would never have filmed it.
	And also for making little jabs on my way out.
	Okay, the jab.
	And what about the interrupting?
	Not on the roof.
	And for not following the proper structure of the flow.
	But I want to say.
	Do you guys want to arm wrestle or something?
	Yes.
	Let's not do that.
	No.
	You know what, though?
	Should we play the video?
	Yes.
	Wait.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	What?
	Do you have an edited version of it?
	Well, it'll be like it'll be after the bombs.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Do you have something before, though?
	We play the video.
	Watch it on the big screen.
	You'll see.
	Right.
	I just want to say that you.
	Wait, actually, do you have something to say?
	Oh, no.
	I just don't want to watch the video.
	Are you laughing at her, bro?
	No, I'm just embarrassed to watch her.
	Are you laughing at me?
	Why are you laughing at Priscilla, bro?
	We will both match you, son.
	What?
	I'll unwrestle you.
	Let's go.
	She had crip training.
	Let's go.
	That's true.
	That's what she said.
	She had crip training.
	No, I want to say that is confusing.
	That is misrepresentation.
	And I felt that you just being, I felt like you were improperly using.
	This is a power dynamic, is it not?
	Like, this is an unfair power dynamic.
	I'm just a fucking guest.
	You're not a guest.
	You're like a co-would he be like a co-host?
	I'm not a co-worker.
	He does have power.
	He's a ventured servant.
	I have a contract from his great, great, great, great grandfather enslaving him to me.
	And he's, this is slave labor here.
	And so Andrew.
	Least amount of power then.
	Yeah, he's like, yeah, he like cleans the bathroom after the show and like cleans up all the women leave their nails, their fake nails everywhere.
	Disgusting.
	He cleans it up.
	There's hair on the floor and shit.
	Sometimes I, the amount of the bathroom's all fucked up after the show.
	I blame it on the women.
	Totally fucked up.
	Whoa.
	And yeah.
	So he's in there after the show.
	Like, what's that?
	What's that girl with the red hair from like the 20s in that movie?
	This is some fucking burrito revisionism right here.
	What is that?
	No, I'm talking about it.
	Are you talking about like a Annie?
	This is too much.
	He's like Annie.
	He's like Annie there.
	Like, it's a hard knock line for us.
	It's a hard knock line for us.
	And he's just in the bathroom cleaning.
	It's crazy.
	I don't even give him a Swiffer.
	I'm like, use it.
	I have a toothbrush in there that he has to use.
	And that's how he cleans the bathroom like some military shit.
	You need to get him the annie wig now and make him wear that.
	So power dynamics, like, it's crazy.
	Like, you guys coming in, like, you, yeah.
	I have to see all this alcohol he's drinking for him to tolerate doing this job.
	He needs to be tanked out of his mind because it's just brutal.
	I get that.
	I get that.
	Okay, I'll shut up.
	Neither of us are.
	I feel like we both, you're right.
	I was taking sort of little jabs.
	And I feel like.
	But I hadn't taken any of you.
	Right.
	And I, and, and I'm sorry for that.
	Yeah, I just want, I just want the record to show that you actually provoked me.
	So the, the argument in defense for your, uh, whatever these weird simp goons have been making on your behalf, which is you provoked her.
	No, the opposite's true.
	You provoked me, and all I did was barely make fun of you.
	It was like a little bit, all I did was mock.
	I like that you're minimizing it.
	Well, it's not only minimized, but listen, that is like the lowest tier form of mockery, just kind of making fun of somebody, right?
	When they're acting hysterical and you kind of mock their voice.
	It's the lowest tier.
	It should not take you from zero.
	Hysterical?
	Yes, hysterical.
	It happened after you started antagonizing me.
	Oh, I see.
	No accountability again.
	So words can, so I can control you with words.
	It's like I did a jab and then you punched me and you know.
	It's like I punched you.
	No, I did a jab.
	Sorry.
	Keep going.
	I was just, I was interacting with the chat.
	But Rachel wants to call in.
	So that's the wife.
	And I feel like she needs to talk to you like woman to woman, lady to lady.
	Oh, your wife?
	Oh.
	Oh.
	That's real accountability right there if you do it.
	Don't point at me.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	I didn't mean to.
	Yeah.
	Yo, dude, she might freak out.
	Jen, your chair is going to have trouble soon.
	See, to paint me in the light that I was going crazy when I told you to look at me in my face.
	No, you didn't tell me.
	To invoke just a shred of empathy from you?
	Yeah.
	You don't get, listen, you don't get to force me to empathize with you.
	Do you understand how absurd that sounds?
	Do you understand how absurd it sounds to say you need to have empathy?
	It's like paradoxical to say.
	I did a jab and then you went below the belly.
	I mocked you.
	And then I mocked you.
	I did a jab.
	You went below the belly.
	Yeah, I mocked you.
	And you made it a personal thing because instead of actually having a proper rebuttal to what cultural sensitivity.
	We're supposed to have a debate while you're walking out of the room.
	You're right.
	You're right.
	It's a parting shot.
	So you made a parting shot.
	I made a parting shot.
	The difference is I didn't go haywire and ballistic, have self-control, didn't lose my mind.
	When you came over here, started screaming.
	I actually, right, to decelerate you from going to the next level of Looney Tunes Land, walked away.
	Even though I was totally justified in provoking you first.
	Oh, and then I just want to, oh, how I don't want to say pathetic.
	I just want to say after I left and you're like, why didn't any of you come to my defense?
	True.
	Oh, fuck.
	Floof.
	True.
	Off.
	You know, floof.
	See?
	A lot of empathy you want from me.
	Not a lot of empathy from you.
	No, because you're not understanding how you're antagonistic.
	Yeah, the whole world doesn't revolve around your version of fucking empathy.
	And the whole world doesn't revolve around your feelings.
	The whole world revolves around facts and evidence and what really happened.
	Here's what really happened.
	So you're obnoxious to me.
	You obnoxiously turned around.
	I'm flubbing up.
	You obnoxiously turned around, talked about your shit.
	No.
	And so I mocked you and you lost your fucking mind.
	That's objectively what happened.
	So you did it twice.
	So is it okay that I say you're crazy right now?
	You're just unhinged because you keep on going against the rules.
	What rules?
	You just keep on cursing.
	Cursing is not against the rules.
	You can say those.
	Allowed to say you can't say certain slurs.
	You can say you can say fuck, you can say things like that, what?
	Yeah well, so obviously I don't know.
	All right yeah, I do agree that I didn't break no rules where I don't like people making fun of my voice.
	So I agree that that if i'm, in a way, something saying that you are either physically or mentally um, have something wrong with you yeah, that's exactly right.
	Look at Jess Gerald.
	He's, yeah, I don't.
	Basically she's saying, i'm sorry, you made me do that.
	That's, that's your accountability.
	I'm sorry that, and that's your accountability too.
	No, so I did a jab, wasn't ableist me, it's really not ableist.
	I have a lisp and then you told me that is ableist, undercut my the perception.
	That's funny because I didn't make fun of you with a lisping voice.
	I know I mocked you.
	I mocked your.
	What I did was I mocked you using a childlike.
	You said she sounded like she was deaf.
	You were making yes, I was making fun of her.
	Why are you changing the narrative, trying to make you look better and then you're painting.
	Isn't a crazy person?
	Is she deaf?
	Clearly not.
	Clearly, not yet still, even though okay, do you know, after that happened.
	People were actually.
	If it's not harassment and it's not inciting violence, then why were people coming to my page and telling me that I better be careful because who, oh they're threatening you?
	Yeah, this is my fault.
	How do you think that I got a bunch of deaf awareness after that was?
	Do you think that I called each of these people and told them to go to your page and harass you?
	You have a responsibility to sort of, do you not?
	Oh yeah, I have literally a million fans.
	What responsibility do I have to a million people?
	So he doesn't care about the messages that he's sending you guys.
	I guess he has no responsibility towards actually um, giving you correct information.
	He's just trying to incite contempt for women.
	I see so, because what if we all had a good time do things?
	What if, on this show, everyone had a good time?
	That would show that men on the show do have a good time often.
	Well, that's true, I don't know misogynist Andrew, I just.
	But that is your all standard.
	So I had actually the exact just.
	So you know, I have the exact opposite argument.
	I said, take full accountability for the fact that I mocked you and I, I just gave you an account for the tit for tap, for why I did.
	The distinction here is that your argument is, Andrew, you made me do it, you made me.
	That's exactly what you did.
	You just said tit for tap no no no, you didn't make me do the tit for tap, but what you're saying is that I provoked you to the point where you just had to lose your mind.
	Come over here, get in my face, totally my mind, watch and and to say that I, if I would have I don't know why Brian won't pull up this video.
	No, i'm gonna.
	If I wanted to hit you, then I would have hit you.
	Uh wait Rachel, we tried calling on Discord.
	No, if I wanted to hit you, it would have happened to stop Andrew's discord.
	No, and also, I would have gotten your consent if I wanted to do that.
	Consent yeah, because there is mutual combat laws in California.
	We could.
	I don't know that.
	No.
	I don't think.
	Why don't we just Google it?
	I think in Seattle, you can do that.
	No, that's here, too.
	You can have Bringington, you can, like Washington, wait, Oregon, I think.
	I don't think there's mutual provision in California.
	Yeah.
	It's like somebody just has to ask me if they can hit me and then I say yeah, and then they're like, you could, for example, if you were like at a bar district or whatever and you're in Seattle or Washington or whatever and there's a cop, you can be like, hey, me and that guy, we want to do mutual combat and they're not going to like arrest you.
	Now, like, once the guy's knocked out and you, if you start beating him and he's knocked out, then they'll intervene, but they'll let you like you can fight in front of cops and they'll let you do it.
	Okay, that makes sense.
	To a point.
	To a point.
	Yeah, like if they're knocked out on the ground, then it's over.
	Okay.
	Rachel, I tried to call you through Andrew's Discord.
	I don't know if you, there's a different way, Rachel.
	Can you maybe she's pretty rough?
	Rachel, can you message me on Instagram?
	Yeah, she's way better debater than me.
	Yellow shirt needs anger management.
	Okay, she did blackout during that moment.
	Yeah, she blacked out.
	You better be careful.
	Uh-oh.
	You are the definition of abusive and narcissist.
	You hit a man, he's gonna let oh, if you hit a man, he's gonna lay you out.
	See, that is also below the threshold.
	That is also that's weird.
	I feel like, like I said, if I was a bigger man, you would, if I was a bigger, if I was a big man.
	Did you have a penis?
	If I was a man and I was bigger than him, I'm sorry.
	He would not have done the same thing.
	So that is used.
	So I'm also using your same logic.
	Prove it.
	So who was the aggressor with a tattoo guy?
	At that case, I mocked him incessantly, constantly.
	You were the aggressor.
	So you have a hitching.
	Do you mean the provoker?
	I would say, yeah, I would say that I definitely disputed his worldview first.
	Yeah.
	I don't think that's a good idea.
	Disputed his worldview?
	Andrew, I don't think that's provocation to like threats of physical violence.
	You were super respectful.
	Until he became disrespectful, much like this.
	But Wes Watson was the provoker.
	Sure.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	You were perfectly respectful.
	Yeah.
	You disagreed with him.
	Like I am with everybody until they go crazy.
	Stop calling me crazy.
	Then, well, I'm sorry, but I could call you a lot of things.
	You act like a lot of people.
	Oh, if we're allowed to cuss.
	Let's not get into like a screaming match, insulting back and forth.
	Wait, Priscilla, can I have you scoot your mic that way just a tad and just keep it?
	No, you can.
	I mean, you can hit me with it.
	Tell me what you think about me.
	Before you guys do that, we have a chat.
	Oh, can you unmute over on the keyboard?
	Just hit the mute button at the very top of the keyboard.
	It's on the keyboard on the keyboard, very top.
	In confronting Andrew, Brian was justified in the kick.
	Two wrongs don't make her right, but three lefts make her right.
	Live laugh, love.
	Glad you came back.
	Priscilla Fenn, the beginning part was just what Priscilla did was justified in confronting Andrew.
	Sorry, our audio was muted.
	There you go.
	You have a fan, Priscilla.
	The thing is, though, is she was in jail right now.
	That's all I'm going to say.
	Well, I would literally be in jail.
	Oh, yeah.
	You would be that you would be in jail?
	Yeah, it just.
	Do you know that the Santa Barbara Police Department contacted me and I told them not to press charges?
	Really?
	Yeah.
	They contacted you.
	Yes.
	That sounds true.
	And they contacted him.
	That sounds very truthful.
	They contacted both of us.
	They did.
	So they're just big fans of the whatever show.
	Probably somebody called them.
	Somebody called.
	And I got a call from.
	I mean, I have the voicemail, but I mean, I'm not going to play it.
	Did someone call the police then?
	Probably.
	Somebody, yeah, somebody called the police and reported.
	I think you told them to.
	I'm just saying that if the reverse had happened, you did.
	say something right they wouldn't be calling you no they'd be in this building my ass would be getting kicked all the way out to the squad car and i'd be in fucking prison right this second that's what would have happened and so it's really funny to me that you think you can put me in a compromising position because well andrew you're bigger so therefore it's justified that's really what your argument reduces to yes it is yes it is because if the same thing rehapen in reverse I'd be in jail.
	We all know I'd be in jail.
	They all know I'd be in jail.
	Everyone here knows I'd be in jail, including you.
	I'd be in fucking jail.
	And so the thing is, is like, it's a total double standard because they locked your face.
	I'm wondering if it depends on the size of the man if he would be in jail or not.
	No.
	Who cares?
	Like, why would that matter?
	If they're really, really big, you're still not justified in doing horrible things to them because it makes you feel good.
	Like, do you get that?
	It doesn't matter if they're seven feet tall.
	You still can't go get in their face.
	And if they do that to you, they go to fucking prison.
	That's where they go.
	They go to jail.
	I'd be in jail.
	And they would have kicked my ass on the way out, by the way.
	They would have, and probably justifiably so, right?
	They would have kicked my ass here.
	They would have cuffed my ass.
	They would have thrown my ass in a squad car.
	My ass would be in a jail cell right this second.
	Guarantee it.
	Everybody here knows it.
	There's nobody's confused about it.
	The only person is confused about it, you.
	I would never put you in that compromising position or myself, but you felt justified because I'm a man because you hate men.
	No, you felt just you're just painting me as someone that I'm not.
	You're like a crazy person that's a whole monster.
	Like you did a monstrous thing, take no accountability.
	Now you're coming back in trying to gaslight people and pretend you're the good guy.
	This seems like projection.
	Yeah, pretend you're the good guy, even though I'd be in jail if I did the exact same thing.
	You can just wave the behavior away.
	It's like maybe I should have pressed charges.
	I don't know.
	Maybe that would have been the best thing to do.
	But I didn't.
	It was all on camera.
	That's why you didn't.
	And it's pretty clear what the actual law is.
	You know what?
	In the future, this is the third time this has happened where a woman has assaulted me.
	For you painting it as an assault.
	I think in the future, I am actually going to follow through with the charge pressing because they just don't give it.
	I did not touch.
	I still acknowledge that they did not.
	I did not say that you would be in jail if you did that.
	They still don't care.
	They're just like, whatever.
	How about I forgive you and we're fine?
	No, forgiveness requires accountability.
	That's how forgiveness works.
	You don't go to someone and say that.
	I said, hey, I'd like you to forgive me for this thing that I didn't do to you.
	I think we both got upset and I wasn't upset.
	I'm still not upset.
	So that's just how you act?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	He does his, he tries to.
	Yeah, if you're a dick, I'm a dick.
	And if you're cool, I'm cool.
	I had a respectful debate with both of these gals and they're here.
	They were totally cool.
	She DM'd me beforehand and was like, hey, I don't want to get into some personal flame war.
	And I said, yeah, me either.
	I'd rather deal with the ideas.
	It was fantastic.
	That's what I want.
	You're the common denominator.
	But you're right.
	I did make a job on the way out.
	But you painting me as someone as I'm not is not okay because I love with capitals.
	I love men.
	Yeah.
	You love to put them in compromising position where they can go to jail.
	No, I don't.
	I think it's funny because the reverse is that you wouldn't have done that and I was a bigger man.
	So you're right there.
	Do you see how this is right here?
	If I had just stood up in the wrong way, I had to actually stand up in a specific way.
	I had to make sure that I moved the proper way to stand up to get away from you because I was afraid if I stood up too quick and it just bowled you over, just me standing up, I'd be in fucking jail.
	So you can actually see in the video me shifting slightly to get out of the chair.
	I'm shifting my body weight this way away from you.
	I stand up super slowly in a way just so that the very appearance of like, oh, my arm brushed against her, right?
	Wasn't there, so I didn't end up in.
	You're assuming that I'm the type of person that would do something like that and would make Alec.
	You just went to my face and said, you hate men.
	You hate me.
	Well, I can't.
	The only thing that I can draw, the only conclusion I can draw with your double standard is that you hold that.
	There is no double standard.
	There is a difference of, there's, we're different.
	We're different.
	Yes, and you think that difference enables you to get in men's faces and assault them, and I don't think so.
	No, you think that you could run your mouth because you know that I'm not physically strong.
	Why do you think if you're a man, I wouldn't run my mouth, run my mouth to men all the time.
	And you know what?
	Most of the time.
	How many times have you had your most of the time they laugh?
	And the other thing is, is that men?
	Men?
	How many times?
	They don't do the shit that you did.
	They don't go like, they don't make little passive, aggressive jabs and shit.
	They debate.
	They get in there, they debate.
	Yeah, then if they don't do that, then why did you make a little passive-aggressive jab at me?
	Because you, no, you don't do that, Andrew.
	You made the passive aggressive job.
	Men don't do that.
	I made real messages.
	Passive, aggressive jab.
	It was aggressive, not passive.
	So I'm going to let you pick Priscilla.
	You're talking about pressing charges.
	Wait, Priscilla.
	It's okay.
	No, I said I should have.
	I'm not going to, but I should have.
	Priscilla, I have two presents for you.
	Really?
	Don't play with me.
	You get to pick.
	You get to unwrap one, well, both of the presents, but you get to pick the order.
	I have Rachel, Andrew's wife, on the Discord channel.
	Oh, is that a present?
	In some way, it will be.
	And then two, we can, so it's either Rachel and then the video, like us reacting to the video, or video and then.
	These are not presents.
	I feel like it's a present.
	Can I know why I'm talking to your wife who I've never met in my life?
	Because I feel like getting a woman's presentation.
	Because of what you do, what you do to me affects her, too.
	Don't you think there's a conflict of interest here?
	I'm sorry, didn't you just say I'm a big, evil, scary man?
	And that if it was a woman, there would be other results.
	It's like, well, they have the perfect opportunity.
	Not one time did I call you big, Andrew.
	She has to stick up for her man, yeah.
	Well then even that, then how could you be intimidated then?
	What do you mean?
	Wait, Rachel, are you?
	We tried calling, but I don't know if you were already.
	Let me, is she on the call over there?
	Can you see her or no?
	Okay, we'll just wait a little bit.
	Here, let me just read this chat here while we say, or you know what?
	Let's have Sav read it.
	Sav, can you read this one?
	Oh, God.
	Oh, wait.
	No, don't put that.
	Watch it back, lady.
	You shouldn't.
	I'll read it.
	She does sound like a death sped.
	He mocked you because you deserve to be mocked.
	Watch it back, lady.
	You should apologize to Andrew.
	I think we should take this time to give my son Maverick a shout out.
	Not the women, please.
	Oh, well, I wonder why you don't want the women to speak.
	That's weird.
	Okay, and definitely not misogynistic podcast.
	He's the best guest there is.
	MAGA.
	Did you vote for Trump?
	I think that they're, am I allowed to say that?
	I think that they're all PDF files.
	So that's what I think.
	We're not going to get into that.
	That's where I stand.
	Good job for using the change of the hit.
	Wait, do you want to do a shout out for Maverick really quick, Andrew?
	Well, was it his birthday or something?
	He says we should give this time to give my son Maverick a shout.
	Well, shout out, shout out to your son, Kenneth Maverick.
	Shout out to you, Maverick.
	Are you going to do a Seg Hill thing too?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Just trying to stay on theme here.
	Wait, I have a question.
	The theme is that I'm a Nazi?
	Well, you're okay with this slur for disabled people.
	That makes you as Nazi.
	I mean, if you're a careless person.
	Okay, can I say something?
	Making fun of people is now Snazi-ish.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	Can I say something?
	The Snazis were pretty respectful.
	They did horrible things.
	They were respectful about it.
	I really do want to try to bridge the gap here.
	That's nice.
	Bridge the gap with my wife.
	He's going for a smoke.
	He's coming back.
	He's coming back.
	He's going out for a quick.
	I would also like to go for that, too.
	Since we're both equal guests.
	Well, I can't hit him.
	But he is the slave boy.
	I'm sorry.
	Yeah, I can't have you guys out there at the same moment.
	Why do you feel like tempted to do something?
	It's awkward.
	I would just prefer not to share the balcony with you.
	Okay.
	Okay, so.
	I'm not going to talk to this man's wife if he doesn't even want to be next to me.
	Why would I talk to his wife?
	I don't think he even wants to be next to him.
	I don't think he wants to be next to me.
	I'm not going to meet either, to be fair.
	Priscilla, my question for you is, like, you're a stand-up comedian, right?
	Yes.
	And it's like, don't you get heckled?
	Like, so why, I mean, aren't you kind of used to people saying shit, you know?
	No one has ever said anything like that.
	Nobody's heckled you?
	Not like, no.
	I guess.
	Not really.
	But it does happen.
	Do you do mic stand-up or do you do booked gigs?
	I'll do both.
	Yeah, both.
	Is there heckling at open mics?
	I prefer heckling because I'm like, well, if you, normally it just doesn't happen because I have a structured set for them.
	I get it.
	Right.
	But I feel like what Andrew was doing was in effect heckling.
	You know?
	The only thing he is right that I was, but to paint me in the light that I'm just some crazy lady, like, and he does, and he's invalidating his actions and then minimizing them, I don't think that's very fair.
	True.
	Thank you.
	That's true.
	This is just what he does.
	We have Rachel.
	Hold on.
	Can you try to hit the call button on the thing?
	Wait here, let me, wait.
	This is even a bit antagonistic, especially her calling me improper.
	Wait, so.
	Like, let me judge her.
	Let's know a little bit about her.
	We're waiting.
	Rachel, are you?
	Are you ready, Rachel?
	We tried calling.
	I'll know what happened.
	Rachel is the disco.
	So you waterboard people?
	Oh, God.
	She waterboards people, bro.
	Oh, I need to.
	Damn.
	Can you demonstrate on Priscilla?
	Oh, my gosh.
	See, that's the thrust.
	You won't do it.
	Oh, she's got pay.
	You don't do freebies?
	Can you give her a waterboard?
	Can you give her a waterboard freebie?
	I know you do that for work.
	Savannah, will you do a waterboard freebie?
	Will you waterboard Priscilla?
	Why do I do it?
	I think that's probably it.
	You can't do that on YouTube.
	I don't think you can watch it.
	You know what?
	I saw Christopher Hitchens get waterboarded on YouTube.
	For educational purposes, I think you can do it.
	But it probably, the video probably gets age-restricted if you're doing torture techniques.
	So wait, what about waterboarding?
	Did you have another question?
	How many different people have you done it to?
	I would say a fair handful.
	A fair handful.
	Can I ask what the cost of waterboarding is?
	Oh, yeah.
	I can't give out exact exact numbers, but it depends.
	There's a lot of talking that happens beforehand.
	There's waivers that get some.
	And they're they get like sexual gratification from it.
	They just feel brave.
	But yeah, I mean, sometimes they do.
	It kind of depends.
	Huh.
	It's kind of a weird niche.
	I don't even know how you do that.
	I once had a dude DM me asking for me to put on heels and stomp on his ball.
	Super cool.
	Didn't do it, but that's crazy.
	Yeah.
	He only wanted to give me like $250 if he offered a couple grand, maybe.
	No joking.
	I could not do that.
	I couldn't.
	What, really?
	And then I found out he was in like all of my friends' inboxes.
	It was just his thing, I guess.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Do we have her?
	I think we have her, but I just have her muted.
	Okay, here.
	I'll come back and fix it.
	So I'm going to go.
	Okay.
	Cool.
	Look into this camera and wink or something.
	The hay gown or whatever.
	I don't know.
	So.
	Wait.
	I winked.
	I winked at like four times.
	She did.
	It was really cute.
	Thanks.
	Hello.
	Rachel.
	I don't know if we're supposed to keep talking.
	Wait, can you guys say Rachel, are you there?
	Rachel, are you there?
	Yeah, I can hear you guys.
	Can you hear me?
	Yes.
	Hi, Rachel.
	Can you ask her if we have, if she can turn the camera on or no?
	Can you turn the camera?
	Can you turn the camera on or no?
	I'm sorry.
	I can't turn my camera on right now.
	But I can talk, so you can enjoy the beautiful picture of me while I tell Priscilla that if she comes anywhere near my husband, she's going to have to deal with me.
	I'll fly out there and she can try getting in my face and see how tough she feels then.
	Because I guarantee if it was me sitting across from your ass, you would not have had that kind of energy whatsoever.
	That is bullshit.
	And for you to think that you can physically attack my husband, like get in his face, say you want to take him outside on a national TV show that everyone saw, and then come back in the studio and act like you didn't do nothing.
	Like, well, he made fun of me.
	Do that.
	Are you a child or are you a grown woman?
	Have some self-control.
	And if you can't have some self-control, I'll come over there and teach you some.
	How about that?
	Well, Rachel, it sounds like you're a little unhinged.
	Are you okay?
	You're the one that's unhinged there, sweet cheeks.
	I'm not the lunatic who tried to attack a grown man on a live podcast.
	Are you?
	I'm wondering, are you threatening me on a live podcast?
	You're saying you're going to fly down here.
	You're going to teach me a lesson?
	Yeah, she just says stern talking to.
	That's exactly what I wanted to do when I said I wanted to go outside with Andrew.
	I just wanted to give him a stern talking to.
	You ain't going nowhere with him.
	And what I'll do is I'll come and get in between you and him so that you can deal with someone your own size.
	What do you think about that?
	Now, I'm going to calm down and apologize.
	You are the one who is unhinged, and the whole world sees it.
	The whole world knows it.
	You sound like a delight.
	First of all, she's delighted.
	She's a delight.
	I'm not crying.
	You're crazy.
	You have no business doing comedy.
	You're not funny.
	Don't do any more podcasts.
	You're not funny.
	Don't get a job at a grocery store.
	Oh, gosh, Rachel.
	Okay, because that's what you should be doing.
	You should be like ringing up groceries.
	You're never going to be a comedian.
	You're never going to be a podcaster.
	Do you look down on minimum wage workers, Rachel?
	I'm making fun of you because you deserve it because you're a laughing stock.
	You're absurd and you're ridiculous.
	Absurd is true.
	Yeah, you're not funny.
	You're not entertaining.
	Nobody cares about your little sob story.
	Nobody cares that your mama was in a gang.
	Like, what the hell, dude?
	Like, what the hell?
	What's wrong with you?
	Do you not hear yourself?
	Do you have no self-awareness?
	Just stop.
	Right back at you, Rachel.
	I acted like a lunatic.
	I physically threatened a man, a grown man.
	I physically threatened him in front of the whole world.
	I was wrong.
	That was stupid.
	Even if I was upset, I should have controlled myself.
	That's the correct answer.
	And if your mother didn't teach you correctly, I'm here to correct your behavior.
	Now stop your bullshit.
	Is your wife reprimanding me right now?
	Yes, that's what I'm doing.
	You made a funny moment.
	I made a funny.
	You need a mama to come in here and tell you what appropriate behavior looks like.
	So that's what I'm doing.
	You're welcome.
	Now stay the hell away from my husband.
	Don't go try to smoke out on the balcony with him.
	Don't you dare get within 20 feet of him or I'll be the one calling the Santa Barbara police.
	You got it?
	First of all, I didn't lay a hand on your husband.
	Painting it as a silk was insane.
	And I did not make a threat.
	I asked him if he wanted to go out and talk.
	Step outside.
	What does that sound like?
	Cash me outside.
	Cash me outside.
	How about that?
	What difference does it make?
	Oh, it makes a big difference.
	It makes a big difference.
	What's that?
	Police are calling us asking if we'd like to press charges.
	It makes a difference.
	I don't think that's true.
	Okay.
	I want to hear it.
	Brian can play the message.
	Sure.
	Do you not believe it?
	She doesn't believe it.
	So she's still going to double down and act like she did no wrong here.
	She's still going to act like you making fun of her when she was already acting like a damn fool.
	You've been threatening the physical.
	You've been sick for the last couple days.
	You need to go back to bed.
	You've said your piece.
	You're true.
	You're right.
	That's true.
	I have a few days.
	But I'm glad I got a chance to talk to this girl and let her know that she's ridiculous.
	She should never show her face in public again.
	Don't do podcasting.
	Don't be a comedian.
	Just go work in an office or something, okay?
	You're lovely.
	Andrew.
	You're really lovely.
	Thanks for the talk, Rachel.
	She's excellent.
	You're welcome.
	See you soon, Brian.
	Anything final, Rachel, or is that?
	Oh, I think that's it.
	I think she understands it pretty well.
	Well, Rachel, I hope you feel better.
	Andrew told me that you've been feeling under the weather the past few days.
	So I wish you a speedy recovery and hope you get well soon.
	And looking forward to having you back on the podcast at some point.
	Thank you.
	I can't wait to come back and do it in person.
	And hello to the whole whatever chat.
	You guys are awesome.
	Love you.
	Thank you.
	Thank you for calling.
	Those guys are pretty awesome.
	Boxing match.
	Even though she called him Small Dick.
	Oh, she called him Small Dick something.
	Wait, do you want to do a boxing match with Rachel?
	Mud wrestling.
	I would do.
	I was going to say, I would do like a jiu-jitsu thing or something.
	Priscilla's strong, though, Rachel.
	You got to be careful.
	She's strong.
	Oh, my.
	She's got guns, okay?
	You got to be careful with this one over here, you know?
	But if you want, we'll look.
	Pilates every day.
	Who should show themselves on the podcast now, Rachel?
	255-pound deadlift for five reps.
	So, I mean, I ain't no weakling either.
	Yeah, Rachel's strong, too.
	Rachel's strong, too.
	In mind and body.
	She's got the constitution.
	But yeah, Rachel, thank you so much for calling in.
	I hope you feel better.
	Go get some rest.
	Yeah, get some rest.
	Thanks, guys.
	Have a good show.
	Good night, Rachel.
	All right.
	Just sucks.
	I can hear it in her voice.
	Yeah.
	Okay, we got a bunch of chats coming through here.
	I'm going to let the couple chat.
	Wait, do we have?
	Yeah, we do still got some.
	Savannah, I'm going to have you read for us the chats.
	You said I like heckling challenge accepted.
	I look forward to seeing you on the road.
	Do you travel for any comedy stuff?
	Sometimes, but mostly to LA.
	Ah, I see.
	Where are these people?
	Where are you, members?
	I'm trying to find you.
	Sav, can you read this one for us?
	This donation is for octopus for everyone for mukbang.
	I don't have any more octopus.
	You know what?
	I'll look on DoorDash.
	I'll look on DoorDash and see.
	Oh, my God.
	Are you going to order octopus?
	We had the guests order octopus.
	Oh, yeah, you had some, right?
	I had some.
	Yeah.
	See, Priscilla, you missed out.
	You missed out on Santa Claus.
	You could have been eating octopus with the rest of the girls.
	Do you know octopuses are highly intelligent?
	Octopuses are highly, highly intelligent.
	Yeah, I feel bad, but it was kind of a dare.
	Yeah.
	How dare you even buy it?
	That's true.
	I don't know if you can order octopus at 10 p.m. in Santa Barbara now.
	Like a sushi place.
	You know what?
	I don't see any.
	I don't think there's anything.
	I wasn't ever going to try to hurt you or try to throw anything at you.
	Okay.
	Yeah, it's all.
	It's all.
	You know, we could.
	I just don't believe you at all.
	I believe that.
	We could dig through the trash and see if there's like two-day 48-hour old.
	Watch the clip.
	Yes, yes, yes, yes.
	Sorry, what were you saying?
	Oh, I said, are we going to watch it?
	Yes, yeah, yeah.
	We're going to pull it up.
	Yay.
	All right.
	Let me just clear the chat.
	I watched it and I don't feel bad.
	All right.
	And painting yourself as the victim is pathetic.
	So let's see it.
	Painting yourself as the victim is what's pathetic.
	It makes you sad.
	That's what's pathetic.
	I have a right to do whatever I want to you because you're bigger than me.
	I didn't do anything to you.
	Making you look into my eyes and pulling your chair does not constitute assault.
	Yeah, making you do a thing so that you could.
	And the only reason, but I just want to say, what if we just had like normal rapport?
	I'm not having normal rapport with you.
	I know, but what if instead of your wife basically threatening me?
	She never threatened you.
	I didn't think so.
	You were not there when she said, I'll come down and show you and teach you and smothering you.
	Yeah, so then so.
	So she's threatening to have a conversation with you with me.
	That's what I was threatening to do.
	Did Rachel say step outside?
	Basically, that's what it meant.
	I'm going to come down there and teach you a lesson.
	I think that's in a similar spirit.
	It was as beating you in a debate.
	That's a lesson.
	Beating me in a debate.
	You personally attacked me.
	No, her.
	As a rebuttal.
	Her.
	That's how she does things.
	She beats people in debates.
	I'm disappointed in you.
	No, no, no.
	I don't care.
	There's nothing more disappointing than a gaslighter.
	That would be you.
	You minimizing it at the beginning is gaslighting.
	That's gaslighting.
	Who got in whose face?
	Did I get in your face?
	And then calling me crazy and then acting like it wasn't valid.
	You've gotten whose face.
	As I should have.
	You should have.
	See what I mean?
	What do you do with that?
	This was you, Priscilla.
	That was you, bro.
	This was you.
	Hold on.
	Talk shit, get hit.
	Talk shit, get hit.
	Come here in the powers, Andrew.
	Wait, do the fingers.
	Do the fingers of the baby.
	The little thing, like this.
	Oh, I can't.
	I don't know how to do that.
	You know, look, I think it was, it was spirited.
	I do not drink alcohol.
	See, it doesn't matter.
	It was a scathing rebuke.
	A scathing rebuke.
	I like that.
	Okay, let's watch the, do you know how to get it pulled up, Mick?
	Do you know how to get it pulled up, Mick?
	It didn't lose control.
	I was in full control.
	Yeah, you looked like it.
	I was.
	I definitely was.
	I was saying out there when I was talking crap, just mine.
	You in total control and then blacked out.
	I said that I kind of like you know how that goes.
	You know how it goes when you're like in total control and so angry that you blackout.
	So, just not give any information to you then because you're just going to use it against me.
	Because I was being honest, because if I had blacked out in here, then I would say I blacked out in here, but that's not what happened.
	It's nice that you're honest about the details of the exchange, but then dishonest about your conclusions about your responses.
	No, I said I did.
	I actually did take accountability.
	I said we both did something wrong.
	That's what I said.
	Okay, well, who did something wronger?
	No, I don't think so.
	Well, I just asked who did.
	Who did something wrong?
	Yeah, I'm taking accountability for my part, and you're not taking accountability for your part.
	What part should I take accountability for?
	For the antagonizing.
	Oh, I see.
	I antagonize you because I quipped back at you.
	I see.
	And then I ran over and got in your face and started screaming.
	I did not scream anything.
	Yeah, you did.
	No, I didn't.
	You're going to see for yourself.
	Okay, yeah, we will see.
	Let's see if I screamed.
	You did.
	I did not scream.
	I was like screeching Banshee.
	Okay, let's see.
	Banshee activity.
	Okay, Mick, can I?
	Everyone's going to watch it right now.
	Yes, I'm aware.
	All right, that's cool.
	Okay, can you put it to the video tab?
	Poor favour.
	Yes.
	I was talking to you in a normal tone of voice.
	Oh, my God.
	You watched it, right?
	I didn't want to see myself tonight.
	And by normal.
	If you mean really, really loud in comparison to the way that you talk the rest of the podcast, then sure.
	Voices were raised.
	A bit.
	You thought I was raising my voice?
	Yes, for sure.
	Well, we're about to see, so let's see.
	Yes, we will.
	This doesn't even involve me, and I feel like my mom's about to whoop me.
	She's been talking to me.
	Yeah.
	And it's like, oh, my God.
	Got that vibe about her.
	I love that she's so assertive.
	She seems wonderful.
	That's such a funny thing.
	I did not try.
	That's the best picture ever.
	Someone has to make a meme out of that.
	They did.
	They got one with Trump when he's making fun of that dude.
	And then they put that side by side.
	And I was like, fucking awesome.
	That looks great.
	Sorry, this thing's taking me like 30 seconds.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah.
	So.
	So what?
	I don't know.
	The hour.
	I'm awkward.
	I don't know.
	Is it awkward?
	Yeah.
	I think it is a bit awkward.
	There you go again.
	I never.
	So why when I start talking do you start immediately undermining me?
	Because immediately chipping away because I have something to say.
	Let's not listen to me.
	It's just going to be revisionist history.
	Even as I talk.
	Go ahead with your revisionist history.
	I'm ready.
	If it's not revisionist history, that's what we're about to do.
	Okay, so what were you going to say?
	I think what are you doing to my pen?
	Were you.
	I did cap the pen.
	Did you?
	It's my own form of OCD, bro.
	What did you do?
	I capped it.
	I put the cap on?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Hit the hit the video tab.
	Okay.
	I'm not completely in control of this.
	Look at my face.
	What the hell?
	Yo, yo.
	Because of my neck.
	Oh, I see.
	Okay.
	I have to pause all the time.
	Thank you for that.
	Oh, that's what you were doing all the time.
	Yeah, because I have to go like this.
	I told you I have back issues.
	I understand.
	Okay.
	What the hell?
	This is why I didn't want to watch this video.
	Be prepared to hit pause in case.
	Yeah, it's fine.
	Okay, hit play.
	I can't hear anything.
	Hold on.
	Pause it, Is it muted?
	Okay.
	Play it.
	Thank you.
	Kindly get the fuck out and leave.
	Ooh, spicy.
	You're a little man, Brian.
	I'm sorry for that.
	Thank you.
	And here's where you come back.
	There we go.
	Get the fuck out, lady.
	Get out of here.
	Fuckin' shit.
	I'm deaf and you're a thingin' stupid.
	But I can't fuck out of here.
	Hey, I'm positive.
	What if we talk about- You get up physically and stop me.
	No, look.
	You shoved it.
	You didn't pull it.
	Back it up.
	Pause it.
	Pause it.
	Back it up.
	She pushed the chair.
	She didn't pull it.
	Look.
	It was like a lying.
	Lying through your teeth.
	First lie.
	We're catching you in the first lie.
	I didn't say that it was more like a swimming.
	Yeah, no, you said you pulled it towards you.
	Because it felt like it.
	Because I swiveled.
	Here's what's going to happen.
	We're going to watch you in real time shove my chair and you're going to be looking at me.
	Look at you.
	How about you look at you?
	Look at you.
	First lie when I catch you.
	Ready?
	Ready?
	Go ahead.
	First lie.
	I swiveled it.
	Here we go.
	First lie.
	Okay, this was a swivel.
	Yeah, so first lie.
	This was a swivel.
	Oh, yeah, swivel.
	That was swiveling to look at me.
	Am I screaming?
	First lie.
	First lie.
	We're about to get to it.
	First lie.
	First lie from Andrew.
	I'm not screaming.
	That's the first lie.
	I'm right next to the mic.
	You're not.
	First lie.
	You are screaming.
	First lie.
	I'm not screaming.
	First lie.
	You're screaming right now.
	First lie.
	Wait.
	Let's watch the rest.
	We got to be quiet though while it plays.
	Bring it back to the video tab.
	No, don't hit.
	Don't click.
	No, Where's the fucking alcohol?
	Where's your volume?
	I drank it all, bro.
	Mick, you already know that if you click, click on the video tab, okay?
	Someone can pay for it.
	To get me drunk again.
	There we go.
	Go back five seconds.
	This is great.
	What are you doing?
	No.
	What do you want?
	There we go.
	Did you hit five?
	Wait, what?
	Some alcohol in the fridge.
	No, not wine coolers.
	So if you stop, stop, stop.
	It's hard enough trying to explain this.
	If you hit the arrow key backwards, the arrow key, like not the one, it'll go back five seconds.
	Yeah, it is.
	No, not that far.
	No, There's the arrow key, like in the bottom of the keyboard.
	Does that make sense?
	Yes.
	Too far, I think.
	No, dude.
	That's right there is okay.
	All right, just play it.
	You're not talking.
	I think she's going to hit.
	I want to talk about it.
	Are you going to hit going on?
	I said, no, I'm not going to hit you.
	Hang on, here you go in the screaming in a second.
	Priscilla, this is not about any human being.
	Right there.
	There we go.
	You Still funny See how I had to shift myself away?
	That's what you sound like, by the way.
	I don't feel safe.
	Don't walk this way.
	You disgust me.
	All of your followers dispensed me.
	You literally yelled at you.
	That's screaming.
	Nod at you, though.
	You were screaming at me before this.
	Thank you.
	Composed.
	Yeah, still screaming.
	Composed.
	And then how were you over there when you were screaming even louder?
	Not screaming.
	You were screaming.
	You guys were screaming at me.
	I wasn't.
	I was like, I was screaming.
	You're like, get the fuck out.
	I was literally on the balcony.
	I didn't say a word to you.
	That's not screaming.
	When I walked away, I didn't say a word.
	Why rules for it?
	Does I say a word to you when I left?
	Nope.
	Nothing.
	I went in the balcony.
	Right, and I didn't say it either, but we did make eyeballs.
	But if I could hear you screaming for a while.
	If I wanted to go to you, then I wouldn't I have done that?
	Yeah, no, but what does that have to do screaming back?
	And I want to say it's what does that have to do with you screaming back?
	Can you answer my question?
	I wasn't screaming.
	Yes, you were definitely screaming.
	We have the cell phone of that, too.
	You were.
	No, I wasn't.
	Oh, man.
	Just like you weren't screaming when you put your head this close to me and started screaming.
	That was not screaming.
	Yes, it was.
	No, it wasn't.
	That's why they heard you through the mic.
	Yes.
	And what happened is you started by not screaming, and then when you got close, you started screaming.
	The voice went up a little bit when you started because you were screaming.
	That's what happens.
	Your voice goes up.
	That's how that works.
	That was not a scream.
	And like a banshee.
	Yeah, like a well, you did sound like a banshee, yes.
	I don't think so.
	Especially when you went up right up to the mic and then started cussing at the audience.
	Just, you know, wasn't it?
	I did say that was a blanketed.
	Sorry, remember how you pulled my chair?
	You didn't push it.
	I swiveled it.
	Remember how I was screaming like a banshee?
	You shivved it.
	I'm sorry, you swiveled it by pushing it, like literally trying to push it out from the bottom.
	Not to push it out.
	See, that's not honest.
	Except we can, we literally just watched it.
	Yeah, to look at me.
	I swiveled it for you to look at me, not to push it out from under me.
	Without grabbing it and you shove it.
	How's that a swivel?
	It was a push.
	It was a pull.
	You're right.
	That was more of a push, but it wasn't to push you off.
	It definitely wasn't a pull.
	Definitely not a push.
	It was like a swivel.
	No, it was more like a shove.
	Definitely a shove.
	It's a different sort of force.
	It definitely is.
	Yeah, it is different than a pull because it's the opposite motion.
	Yes, I agree with that.
	I'm going to find someone who knows more about physics than I do, but I'm just saying I didn't shove you out.
	It's a physics thing.
	I wasn't going to shove you.
	I'd consult with perhaps a PhD.
	I feel like it's a physics thing.
	I feel like if your hand goes like that, it's a push.
	And if your hand goes like that, it's a pull.
	What I wanted to say, like, 10 minutes ago.
	That's true.
	I don't have a source of money.
	What I wanted to say, like, 10 minutes ago.
	What I wanted to say a long time ago.
	Okay, shit.
	Totally fair.
	We're reasonable.
	I think that it's far crazier to attack someone's character, to attack their dreams like your wife did.
	I can understand where her rage is coming from because I'm sure I would feel a lot of protection towards my person as well.
	So I get that.
	But to shit on someone's dreams, that seems crazy to me.
	If we're going to talk about what's crazy, you should have chatted on my dreams.
	Yeah, totally.
	I didn't mean to, and I apologize as soon as I got in here.
	What are your dreams?
	Well, there was a moment in the BTS thing where you said, like, wait, Mick, are you able to pull it up?
	The Discord?
	So go to the Discord.
	Oh, yeah, this is fun.
	I don't have a Discord.
	And these are your cult little followers.
	I'm not going to pull up their messages or anything.
	Oh, well.
	Do you have the Discord open?
	Yeah, what do you mean?
	He would just be referencing your behavior.
	You're in the behind the scenes tab.
	No, we're actually not going to show it like that, but do you have the video?
	I have the video.
	Here, can you just play it?
	But just the audio is fun.
	Just the audio.
	Yeah, the audio is just the audio is fun.
	I'm not funny, man.
	When you make fun of me, you look at me in my eyes.
	Why are you laughing?
	Don't laugh at that.
	Don't laugh at that.
	Wait.
	So skip.
	Don't.
	Here, I'm just.
	Why are you laughing?
	Don't laugh.
	Yeah, it was funny.
	I agree.
	That was funny.
	Don't laugh either.
	Don't.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Don't laugh.
	That's fine.
	Okay, but don't laugh.
	You're laughing.
	It's not helping me.
	Stop, stop, stop.
	No, I'm just letting you guys go out here.
	Can you bring her down the stairwell, please?
	This stairwell right here, okay?
	Can you get out?
	Wait, she's signing her face first.
	She can't walk within the second.
	That's fine.
	She wants to pay her shoes.
	Wait, Anyone will ever let anyone pregnant them if we actually ever have real power?
	Anyone is ever going to listen to you without you paying them?
	You should listen to this and masturbate to it.
	That was my favorite part.
	I'm glad you got that on film on the show.
	Go back to the pregnancy part, about the pregnancy part.
	Jesus.
	Can you bring me to the side?
	Hang on.
	Right before she.
	Do you think anyone will ever let you impregnate them so you have real power?
	Wow.
	That's mocking my dreams of one day wanting to have a family and children.
	It's okay because when it's you, it doesn't matter.
	It only matters when it's her.
	Do you think any woman is ever going to listen to you without you paying them?
	No.
	I sound like a badass.
	It's before.
	It's before.
	It's pregnant.
	I want this.
	Can you send this to me?
	You have to join.
	I want this audio.
	Can I have it?
	What?
	No, he'll give it.
	You got it?
	I sound like a movie character.
	Can you get out?
	Wait, she's signed on this first.
	That's fine.
	She can tie her shoes.
	Do you think anyone will ever let anyone pregnangregy?
	Why are we listening to it over here?
	Do you think anyone will ever let you impregnate them?
	What the fuck, bro?
	That's such an evil thing to say.
	That was pretty good.
	That's so evil, dude.
	Wow.
	I want to have kids one day.
	I want to be a father, and you're all over here.
	Like, you think a girl's ever going to be a good person?
	But Rachel shit on her dreams.
	We all say shit about.
	She can't believe it.
	She has post-hawk chests.
	Take your hands away.
	Let's see the shame on your face.
	Or she thinks it's funny.
	Take your hands and move your hands.
	Move your hands.
	Though it's funny when you mock somebody.
	Not funny when I mock somebody.
	My one dream.
	That was private.
	Oh, so now it's not that.
	That was an intimate.
	No, it doesn't matter.
	It was a private dream.
	It's only okay if you mock people when other people can't see it.
	That's why I said, let's go outside.
	We could talk about it.
	I'm not going to say all the mean.
	I'm not going to say mean things about you.
	I'm not going to shit on you at all.
	It was a private conversation about her between a man and a woman.
	Her hoping that I don't continue my bloodline.
	What do you understand about fair?
	Fair.
	Oh, boy.
	Okay, that's cool.
	Just like the double standards are endless.
	Wow.
	Uh-oh.
	Can you read this one for me?
	You're supposed to be napping, honey.
	Okay.
	Your husband said to get to bed.
	That's true.
	I did.
	Patriarchy wins again.
	Wait, okay.
	See, everyone's just lying.
	We just listen to it.
	Here, I'm getting into the show notes from Priscilla that we...
	Actually, you know what?
	We'll come back to Priscilla's show notes because we had show notes for you, but, you know, the whole getting kicked out thing.
	You're back.
	Welcome.
	Do you want to say hi?
	I don't know if you've been interested.
	said hi can you just you're getting cut out of the frame because we're staying split primarily so So.
	Sorry, honey.
	Oh, what the fuck?
	I didn't mean to put it on.
	Did you say sorry, honey?
	Well, that's her name.
	Oh, okay.
	Sorry.
	What's your name?
	Honey?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	You're ready to be offended at a moment's notice.
	Oh, am I?
	Well, I mean, that's what it seemed like.
	Oh, no, I thought it was funny.
	Oh, so I thought he was talking to you.
	No, I thought you were.
	When he said that, that's why.
	I don't know.
	It seemed like I thought he was talking to you.
	No.
	So, you know, keeping in the spirit of this conversation, you said you wanted to add notes after your experience on the show.
	I already addressed the ableist thing, pretty much.
	Well, you wrote, I would like Andrew and you to explain your acceptance for ableist behavior, but not accepting other forms of bigotry.
	Andrew, Andrew's hand gesture is making fun of people with physical and mental disabilities.
	Wait, hold on.
	Wait, are you saying that are you?
	Yo, why are you talking shit about my girl, Priscilla?
	That's not what I understood.
	I said, meaning Priscilla, you're going to let her call you mentally and physically discrazed.
	That's literally what you said, Bernard.
	I missed type, bro.
	Bro, you can't.
	Bro, this is what you brought.
	Andrew hand gestures making fun of people with physical mental disabilities.
	He was acting like they have.
	Priscilla, let me ask you a question.
	No, you're making fun of actual people with physical.
	I'm actually, Priscilla, she made fun of you.
	Whatever.
	Priscilla, for sure.
	Should I add something?
	That's not what I said.
	I said you're making fun of people with physical and mental disabilities.
	This gesture makes fun of people with physical disability.
	But are you saying that favorite gestures?
	No.
	Priscilla, you're going to let her say that about you.
	Continue reading and you'll see that it was a typo.
	And then, well, then you said you pretty much right off the bat laughed at me for messing up a word when I actually do have a disability that causes me to do that.
	Everybody's fucking disabled.
	I am.
	I didn't know that you were dyslexic.
	I had already talked about being dyslexic at that point.
	I don't listen to like 70% of what the women say.
	Okay.
	Yeah, that's very nice.
	That's very nice.
	I'm listening.
	I'm kidding.
	But yeah, that's why I got upset.
	I probably missed that part, though.
	Good talk.
	But I mean, you got upset because I was like, oh, what did you say?
	Because you said the word you used, it was like fraternity, I think.
	Right?
	I don't know if it's a fraternity.
	Isn't the dyslexia about reading?
	No, I mean, yeah, with ADHD, I have cognitive issues where I tend to mess up words when I speak or write pretty often.
	And my mind blinks, and I mess up my vocabulary very often.
	But that's not your dyslexia.
	It is dyslexia.
	Dyslexia is more in-depth than what you would think.
	Look it up.
	There's like a very, very long list of symptoms.
	Even like driving is hard with dyslexia.
	You get directions.
	Like my brain gets all confused and stuff sometimes.
	Your brain gets confused.
	Yes, it does.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I call that being frazzled.
	Yeah.
	There's a lot of frazzling with you.
	I do get it.
	A lot of frazzling.
	My brain doesn't always bring in the correctness.
	So did a bunch of dudes slide into your teacher.
	Oh, yeah, there's a lot of them.
	Thank you, guys, by the way, for being so nice.
	Gross.
	After.
	How long have you been celibate?
	Year and a half.
	You think it's finally going to end?
	I don't know about that.
	Yeah.
	She's celibate.
	Good luck.
	Oh, for sure.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	A virgin.
	You kind of look like, like, from the chin up, you kind of look like a nun.
	Wait, did you say you're a virgin?
	From the chin up.
	Oh, sorry.
	Sorry.
	Oh, I was like, oh, yeah.
	I mean, I'd rather date somebody's sister.
	Like, you have a nun look to you.
	I had a little old lady tell me at the grocery store once I looked like the statue outside of her church.
	So I just, I didn't have the heart to say anything but thank you and walk away.
	Yo, wait, chat.
	Does she not look like she would be in a Renaissance painting?
	Like you have that look to you.
	You have the nun look.
	Now you got to figure out a compliment.
	It's a compliment.
	It's a compliment.
	An insult.
	It doesn't either or compliment.
	You just have a very sweet, angelic look in the face.
	So, moving on, Jen, you said Andrew also.
	Yeah, y'all can't.
	Y'all kind of went a little hard on me because y'all were mad about all of this situation.
	I don't feel like the first thing you did was start laughing at me.
	Like, I said something crazy about wanting a family farm.
	You said I was a communist because I want to own land with like my family.
	No, because you were mixing up.
	Okay.
	No, I wasn't laughing because I was like, that's legit why you started laughing.
	You called me communist because I wanted to be a lawyer.
	No, that's not why.
	Let's like, do you want to be honest about it or not?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Okay, so we can be honest about it.
	So, what happened is you said you want a farm to move away from capitalism and you're a libertarian.
	I'm just talking about because the way the government is right now, and we can't, nobody can afford to live in this communist situation.
	I'd rather get out of that.
	Yeah, I know.
	All I was doing was laughing because you were using terms which were contradictory to each other.
	And I would try to explain.
	I'm not a libertarian.
	I would try to explain to you why.
	You can.
	You can be a libertarian and be adverse to capitalism.
	How?
	How?
	I'm averse to the way our government is going about right now.
	Yeah, I get that, but that can mean anything.
	You know what I mean?
	That's why I'm saying you can't use these contradictory terms, is all I was saying.
	That's what I was laughing at.
	I mean, you can, but that's going to make guys like me laugh because they're contradictions.
	When you contradict yourself, I laugh.
	That's how I like, I can't help myself.
	I mean, no, you, I'm not afraid of it.
	It's like you say, it's like when you say, I can fly like Superman, and then you go, but you know, nobody can fly like Superman.
	Of course, I'm going to laugh.
	It's like, what?
	It's absurd.
	I can want a small government and lack of zoning, all of that, and not want to depend on the government where no one can afford groceries and everyone has to.
	Yeah, that's all considered.
	But that wasn't what you were saying.
	That is what I was saying.
	No, it wasn't what you were saying.
	Okay.
	Just saying, that's not actually what you indeed did say.
	So, all I can do, like, I can't, and people have a problem with it.
	It's not just women.
	There's just people have an issue.
	They have an issue.
	Yeah, but the thing is, they have an issue with the idea that I can live in their brain, that I can go in their brain and explore.
	I can be like, oh, that's what they meant.
	No.
	No, this is what they meant.
	This part of the brain.
	I'm in here now.
	This is what they.
	I can't get in your brain.
	I can only utilize your words.
	And then, based on the words you tell me, that's my interpretation of what you're saying.
	But that's not what you said.
	You kept calling me a communist.
	Yeah, because you said you wanted to check out of capitalism to go live on a commune farm.
	Yes, of course.
	I thought that sounded a lot like communism.
	It's a farm.
	It's a family farm.
	Like, how is that?
	A communal family farm.
	Yeah, but that's not communism.
	We all have jobs and we stay.
	We're not communism until you say, I want to check out of capitalism.
	We both have jobs.
	We all still have jobs.
	I'm still in capitalism.
	I don't understand.
	I'm just explaining to you that these are very strange terms to you.
	I'm getting issues with capitalism by sharing land and cost of stuff so we can actually afford to live.
	That's a and okay, that's that sounds a lot like if you're gonna share landscape.
	Does that mean people with a duplex?
	Does that mean people with a duplex live with their parents?
	Is that communism?
	No.
	Just because it's on a farm.
	No, if you, but when you make an ought prescription, I mean, when you make an odd prescription, what I'd like to see people do is X, right?
	I'm assuming that this has some type of government backing.
	No, I mean, why government backing to have a farm?
	No, that's not what you said, though.
	You said that you want to see that's not what you said.
	You see what I mean?
	Let's back up.
	That's what I mean.
	Hang on, let's back up.
	For crime.
	Very concise language, so we're not equivocating.
	We're not talking past each other.
	I actually understand what the fuck you're talking about.
	What do you actually want to see?
	Concisely, what do you actually want to see happen?
	In the government?
	No, just for my life?
	No, for what you, when you're talking about I want to see communal farm and communal resources, what are you talking about?
	I want to live with people that I love, and we will have, we'll buy land together and then have separate parcels of land and live happily ever after.
	And I like farming, so I'm going to use a lot of the land to farm and no one has to.
	Okay, that's a whole they want to.
	That makes sense, but that's a whole different thing.
	Yeah, that sounds like, how am I a communist?
	All right.
	All right.
	Maybe in the future, just like be super, be well, not even super concise, just a little bit concise.
	Y'all kept calling me a chatterbox and stuff for trying to explain myself.
	No, no, no.
	And you started laughing before I could even do that.
	Okay, here.
	I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to show you the distinction, right?
	So what I would like to see is I would like to see capitalism regulated by the government.
	If you understood that, but do you really?
	Hang on, stop, stop, stop, stop.
	You understand?
	Do you understand what I just said?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Here's how you would have said that.
	Like, it's just when talk about government stuff and land, hang on.
	The government stuff in the land, I would like to see communal, you know, and then like what you can do.
	Stop, stop, stop, stop.
	Let me finish.
	And then, like, what we would do is share crop inside of loved ones and march around hack.
	That's, hang on.
	That's the distinction.
	Like, when I tell you something, when I'm speaking to you, I try to be not even super concise, just at least expressing in a, hang on, in basic terms, what my worldview is so that you understand it.
	That's how you actually sound to us.
	I get that, but I literally had just started talking and y'all were coming at me.
	I'd never been on a podcast before.
	I couldn't really speak without y'all, like, you know, if it was a conversation like this, I could have articulated that to you compared to y'all like coming at me like crazy.
	So, and just laughing at me.
	That's well, to be fair, I don't think Brian laughed at you.
	I think I laughed at you once.
	No, he was like, he was like, oh, are you a feminist?
	You get along with that girl.
	That was his and take, I mean, take on all of it.
	So, probably would get along with that girl.
	So, you're just saying, probably would be.
	Does she want a farm?
	Well, she wants everybody to be on a giant global farm.
	Ooh, like, yeah.
	Because she's like, you know, she's a communist.
	Or a communist.
	She's a communist.
	Does that mean people communist?
	Yeah, not you too.
	There was a Marxist feminist who was here.
	Oh, I saw that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they want people on the giant communal farm basically.
	Yeah, I don't want to do that.
	Yeah, probably.
	I'm introverted.
	I'd rather just be around people.
	I want to be around, you know.
	That sounds like a great life to me.
	But you can understand from my position, I can only understand words that I hear from a person.
	You started laughing as soon as I started saying.
	Because it was absurd.
	So it's laughable.
	I couldn't.
	No, I couldn't explain myself.
	You started laughing before I could even explain my stance on it.
	Well, when you're all over the place for like 30 minutes straight.
	Literally, that was when I had first started talking.
	You came at me immediately.
	Well, I mean, I come at people based on what they say.
	What do you want me to do?
	If you say absurd, crazy shit, I'm going to talk to you about it.
	I just said that what I said wasn't crazy, like living with my family and stuff, but I did.
	But that's not what you said.
	I did say.
	Oh, it's not what you said.
	It's really not.
	Okay.
	Well, I know you want it to be, but it actually just in fact was not.
	If y'all didn't come at me, like, I was crazy the moment I, because y'all took out this girl's stuff and not the other girl's stuff on me.
	He was annoyed.
	You were whatever and moved.
	I was fine.
	Well, y'all came at me.
	I don't take any of this shit personally.
	I never have.
	Like, ever.
	Oh, I'm done.
	What?
	Wait, why are you handing down?
	Where's my fucking ice cream, bro?
	Where's my fucking ice cream?
	No, I don't want it.
	I don't want an ice cream.
	I'm fucking around.
	I don't want one.
	I don't want one, Barry.
	I just want to point out that I said I don't want one.
	Do you feel comfortable doing that?
	I do not.
	I don't actually want this fucking ice.
	I just want to fucking bring me an ice cream no matter what.
	I'm not doing something, so.
	Why did I open my mouth?
	I knew I like there's nothing you could do at that point, right?
	He's gonna mess with me now.
	Yeah.
	You have to eat it.
	No, definitely.
	I already ate octopus on screen.
	Old people can't have sugar.
	You know how that goes.
	I don't even like to eat bananas and when I was a young person, I still couldn't have sugar, so don't feel bad.
	I will be R.B.
	This one.
	Cookie.
	Cookie.
	No, I'm good.
	The chat's gonna hate me for this one.
	Anybody want a hospital?
	No. No. No.
	No, that's for you.
	That's for her, right?
	Give it to her.
	Nope.
	No.
	No, nothing, please.
	I'm good.
	Oh, we have a chat here that we're gonna have come in.
	Uh-oh.
	Delulu Derek donated $200.
	First time donator.
	Long time watcher.
	Had to chime in because this Priscilla chick is the worst kind of woman you can be around.
	Not worth trying to explain her childlike brain.
	Total idiot.
	Yo chat.
	Thank you for the $200 Delulu Derek.
	What's going on down there?
	Hey, no alcohol, no drinking.
	No, you had your medications and contraindicate.
	Nope.
	You're banned.
	Just wait till after.
	Yeah, we're probably gonna wrap it up.
	Yeah, we're gonna wrap it soon.
	Chat.
	One in the chat if you prefer Priscilla.
	Two in the chat if you prefer Desiree.
	Oh, my God.
	What the hell?
	Wait, is that the right framing for the question?
	Even I prefer Priscilla over Desiree.
	Desiree's is Desiree worse?
	He's worse.
	I've noticed that.
	Well, now that I'm thinking about it.
	Wait, chat.
	No numbers, Priscilla or Desiree.
	Go ahead.
	Oh, gosh.
	Maybe.
	Because Desiree is smarter.
	But that might be worse.
	I'm not.
	Now that I think about it, like they're both pretty fucking horrible, honestly.
	Could you ever imagine the words Desiree is smarter coming out of your mouth, Andrew?
	I couldn't have until just a few moments ago, but that was a worldview shit.
	She's going to post that.
	Yeah, she's going to put on her OnlyFans or some shit.
	He's coming back.
	He's just getting a smoke.
	All right, guys.
	We're going to probably do a bit of a roast session in a, or maybe not.
	I don't know.
	We'll see.
	Thank you.
	Seth, don't share one.
	Have you eye contact with the camera while you're getting blocked by the microphone?
	This is the camera right here.
	What the fuck are you doing, Seth?
	What are you doing?
	What do you mean, what am I doing?
	You gave this to me.
	I'm eating a cookie.
	There's no weird.
	It is weird.
	I don't know how to eat a popsicle on camera.
	It's making me nervous.
	That's exactly why I said I'd have one later.
	Yeah, I don't even like to eat bananas in front of people.
	It's awkward.
	Oh.
	How does it make you feel, Brian, when you eat a popsicle on camera?
	It's awkward.
	I don't do it.
	Is this degrading?
	What do you mean?
	Are you degrading me right now?
	What?
	Yeah, he is.
	Mom.
	The chat is probably like, oh, yeah.
	I'm being a gracious host, offering my guest podcast snack.
	Thank you.
	I appreciate it.
	You're just going to be.
	I was smart enough not to do it, so just saying.
	What are you implying?
	They're going to like.
	Oh no, people will subscribe to my OnlyFans.
	Oh, you have an OnlyFans.
	Okay.
	Well, yeah, that's great.
	You should do that.
	Anything can be sexualized.
	That's the other person's thing.
	True.
	Yeah, let me tell you.
	True.
	She has experience in that.
	Have you tried the waterboarding yourself?
	Yes.
	How is it?
	You can buy that video.
	How much is it?
	Oh, this harvest.
	How much sun is.
	It's so crazy.
	It's like I got Dookie on my hand.
	What the fuck?
	I'll be back.
	Dookie hands.
	You girls, try your best to entertain.
	What is yours?
	Oh.
	I feel like Dookie on his hands.
	So I called him Dookie Hands.
	Yeah, that's that.
	Have you been on the show before?
	No.
	Oh, okay.
	Where are you from?
	Outside of Las Vegas.
	Oh, cool.
	Some stuff.
	Where are you from?
	Arizona.
	Arizona?
	Where are you from?
	Kind of Long Beach and then a small town.
	Nice.
	Where months does it get warm enough to go to the beach here?
	Around here.
	You can go to the beach all year round.
	I mean, it's kind of cold.
	Like a girl that was being in a bathing suit.
	Like, is it ever that warm?
	I don't know.
	Oh.
	I mean, you can go year-round.
	It's cold.
	Today was a nice day.
	You could have gone today.
	Yeah, it felt well.
	I mean, obviously, some days.
	Is this like normal weather?
	No, I mean, in the summer, it's warmer.
	Oh, probably summer.
	But I mean, Santa Barbara has like 300 plus days of sun, clear skies, a year or so.
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	Yeah, there we go.
	Perfect.
	Guys, we posted.
	We got Priscilla in the building.
	We got Priscilla.
	I posted it to the.
	Well, that's when you made the statement about I hope you can never get a girl pregnant or something like that.
	Or whatever you said.
	Can I see the video version?
	I'll show it to you after the show.
	Okay.
	Guys, if you want to see, join our Discord behind the scenes.
	Yo, shout out to Top G Ogle there on the right.
	I posted it in the behind the scenes tab, discord.gg/slash whatever.
	If you want to see the full Brian's point of view cell phone footage, that sounds weird.
	That sounds really weird.
	And maybe if you want, maybe since I'm so crazy, maybe if we pop a bottle, maybe Andrew and I might get into a little duel.
	So maybe if we pop a bottle.
	You want a champagne pop for a duel?
	Helmets do so there are any like...
	Oh!
	I mean, you look like a nerd.
	So like Star Wars.
	Why don't you guys just thumb wrestle?
	Wait.
	Is anybody here like Kamala, like Team Kamala?
	Did you vote Kamala?
	Voted for her, yeah.
	Oh, you already put on the MAGA hat, though.
	Did you vote Kamala?
	Would you put on a MAGA hat for a champagne pop?
	Because you're a big-time Kamala supporter.
	I'm not.
	Oh, okay.
	Also, integrity.
	Integrity.
	Okay.
	You wouldn't put on the MAGA hat?
	I don't care either way.
	I think people should respect one another because all throughout our lives, we're going to have different ideas and different perceptions of what is.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Rachel is on the warpath tonight, by the way.
	Oh, man.
	Close.
	Anderson, Tino's drunk.
	Oh, wait, what did he say?
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	All right.
	Let's see here.
	We have just a few more final things.
	Then we're going to hopefully get this wrapped soon.
	Going to the rest of your stuff, Nat.
	Jen.
	Sorry, my bad.
	I don't know.
	You said, wait, what?
	okay we already did the communism stuff yeah you said that i kept getting oops hold on I should probably be in front of you kept getting on me for interrupting you, but then y'all were interrupting me and acting like a Karen before letting me even finish my statements.
	I also don't agree that I'm backpedaling for giving context in such.
	Well, that's a different thing.
	You're kind of interrupting a little bit.
	Yeah, that whole, I was, I wasn't, I'm doing it now.
	Eh, whatever.
	So, yeah, when the thing about, I was talking to you about business stuff.
	I wasn't, I was like mid-sentence when I brought up Brian and you, and you were like, Brian, hear this.
	And then you like laughed and like said something that was like not what I was getting at at all because you interrupted me like mid-sentence, started laughing and told him that I was like saying he didn't work hard, which is not the case at all.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	Wait, really quick, Mick.
	I'm sorry, this is not related.
	Can you go to the Discord and go to the research tab in the Discord?
	I got something for Priscilla.
	No, no, no.
	Okay.
	In the Discord, do you have the Discord?
	Open.
	Do you have?
	Yes, Brian, patience.
	You have the Discord open.
	Okay, so in the left side, there's different, like there's the behind the scenes tab.
	There's a research tab.
	It's going to be below, a couple below the behind the scenes tab.
	Do you see it?
	So that's above the behind the scenes.
	Below, so if you see, if you look below the behind the scenes tab, it's going to be like three, four, or five.
	You see it?
	No, the research tab.
	You got it?
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Do you see the picture of Priscilla?
	Click it.
	You got it?
	I do.
	And it's like full screen?
	Yeah, I'll switch it over, though.
	So we did it before you left, we did a gender swap.
	And so the question is, Priscilla, can you, in the sources tab over here, do you see the sources tab in OBS?
	Where it says TTS Monster, Twitch Alert, StreamYard.
	Do you see that in OBS?
	Can I get a confirmation?
	Yes, I do see it.
	No, I don't.
	So, do you see the two small camera angles?
	Do you see the, do you see the, wait, yes, yes, you almost have.
	Wait.
	Wait, okay, no.
	Oh, my God.
	Yeah, scroll down in the sources tab.
	Use the scroll bar.
	No?
	Scroll bar.
	Scroll bar.
	Yeah.
	Wait, back up.
	A little bit?
	Huh?
	Oh, wait.
	Scroll down.
	My bad.
	Scroll.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Do you see where it says right corner?
	Okay, do you see the eyeball?
	Click the eyeball.
	Okay, Priscilla, this is the, this is, that's you, and then that's the male version of you.
	Would you, and then put it back on now?
	Boom.
	Would you date the male version of yourself?
	See, what's funny is, I love men so much that it's even clear, as a man, I also love men.
	So if I was a man, I would be gay, so I wouldn't, so female Priscilla wouldn't have a chance.
	Oh.
	Wait.
	No, like you as a woman right now, would you date that male version of you?
	He wouldn't give me a chance.
	He wouldn't give you a chance.
	Yeah, because he'd be gay.
	But like, you would, you would give him a chance, is what you're saying.
	Like, I get he's gay.
	I have a history of dating.
	Dating gay guys.
	Okay, I see.
	I see.
	There was something.
	Can you pull that back up real quick?
	That's like, you know what, Chad?
	Tell me if this sounds right.
	Can you tell that I'm good?
	This is like the one on the left.
	That's like attack on Titan meets can't be within 500 yards of an elementary school.
	I mean, you know what I mean, Chad?
	Do you know what I mean? No?
	Am I?
	I know it.
	Is that pretty?
	No, I think the Attack on Titan reference there, perfect.
	Oh, I like Attack on Titan.
	Yeah, but not the...
	No, I thought the other one was pretty.
	The other one's pretty good.
	They're both pretty good.
	I see the girl on the left, and I think, how could anyone be mean to that precious angel?
	We put that through AI and a couple filters.
	I know, I'm just saying still.
	Because they know that that angel can go from zero to psycho in 4.2.
	We were doing a lot of favors.
	Okay.
	We did a lot of favors on the one in the picture.
	There's some AI tools used, some highlighting done, mid-tones.
	We boosted the mid-tones.
	Did a faith bit of smoothening.
	Why are you looking at me that way, Sav?
	Wait, what are you saying?
	What are you saying?
	What are you saying?
	What you hate?
	What?
	Well, you're racist?
	What did you say?
	Okay.
	She did agree to the immigration stuff.
	So you're like racism there.
	And she does live in Tucson.
	Is that a border?
	Yeah.
	You should probably.
	See, she does have firearms.
	She even said most of the people around hate.
	I didn't say that.
	Oh, she said most of the people around hate and the birds are hate.
	I'm just saying.
	Yeah.
	But there are also illegals there in Tucson, right?
	That's true.
	Yeah.
	She does own a firearm, though, so I think we're both.
	Many.
	Well, he's, yeah, she needs him where she's at.
	You need it now.
	Ever since.
	Imagine the whatever podcast.
	You see, now if we would send the army down there, you wouldn't need firearms no more.
	I'm just pointing that out.
	I don't have firearms specifically for illegal immigrants, but thank you, Rath.
	Appreciate it.
	We have a chat here from Spyro.
	Wrath PSA, thank you for the gifted 20 subs over there on Twitch.
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	What the heck?
	What the heck?
	Sorry, I'm waiting.
	Oh, I already played it.
	Okay.
	Spyro says, Brian, giving Mick instructions.
	Open up the fridge.
	Yes, that fridge.
	Do you see it?
	No, to the left.
	Do you see it?
	No, to the left.
	No, that's taco.
	Not the taco, the burrito.
	Scroll.
	Scroll.
	For fuck's sake.
	FF.
	Oh, man.
	That's the fucking 50.
	It can't be minus.
	What the fuck?
	What's that?
	You know, it is.
	Was that me?
	Was that direct audio of me?
	That was definitely you.
	This is like.
	Internal.
	Brian.
	Okay.
	Let me get through the notes.
	We have, I think, wait, is that it from our homie, Jen?
	The interrupting.
	You said you also don't agree that you're about the backpedaling.
	Oh, you don't appreciate being called sexist for basing your man and bear answer based off statistics.
	And you wrote, you're more likely to be killed by a mosquito than a bear.
	You're more likely to be killed by a dog, more likely to be killed by a bee than a bear.
	You're more likely to be killed by a certain species of snail than a bear.
	There's a black animal.
	Bear are the second most deadly animal on the planet.
	No, at least that was a type of typo.
	That's fine.
	I mean, human men.
	Wait, bears are the second.
	No, That was a typo.
	What I meant was men are the second most deadly.
	Mosquitoes are the most deadly animal.
	And then it's man.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, that was a typo.
	Something on the planet is way further.
	Oh, bears are way further down on the list.
	Yeah, there's all typos.
	Before you looked at the statistic.
	Okay.
	And you said mosquitoes.
	Mosquitoes are the deadliest.
	Yeah, that's because of malaria.
	Oh, I know.
	But if you look at a list, like there's bears are like on way at the bottom of the bottom.
	That's because of encounter race.
	It's per capita.
	Still, but still.
	Statistics.
	I mean, wait, question.
	Why would I?
	I got a question for you.
	If everybody else here left the room, everybody else here left the room and you were in here alone and we just pumped the room full of a million mosquitoes.
	You can pick.
	Or we drop in like you drop in like three bears.
	Which do you pick?
	You pick the mosquitoes or the bears?
	I would pick the mosquitoes because if you drop in some bears, of course they're going to be in attack mode because they'd be like, what the fuck?
	Well, then you just kind of negated your own argument there.
	No, no, because bears, if you surprise them, they're more likely to attack.
	And if you drop me in another country that has malaria.
	Yeah, but your argument here that you stated was that this thing is more deadly than a bear.
	Men are more deadly than bears.
	Bees are more deadly than bears, et cetera, et cetera.
	But when applied, when situationally applied, you still even understanding that mosquitoes, one million of them, the potential that one has malaria is pretty high.
	It's probably pretty high.
	Well, in the U.S., it's not high.
	Hang on, hang on.
	But we're in the U.S. Hang on.
	So anyway, you would still prefer that over three bears dropped in, which means that just because men are deadlier as far as they kill more than bears do, human beings, right?
	and mosquitoes kill more than men do, you still would prefer the more deadly species of mosquito over bears.
	And this is saying, this is just showing you like that.
	It's the context of the situation.
	If you drop bears in, they're going to be in attack mode automatically because they're going to be freaked out.
	Like, you know, if you're teleporting bears in a room.
	Tell you what.
	We'll give you a tranquilizer gun for the bear situation.
	No, I mean, if you give me beads from a different country, I mean, mosquitoes in the world.
	That wasn't in the question.
	You said random.
	I mean, yeah.
	In my list, I'm just listing all of the animals.
	I mean, I wasn't.
	Yeah, you said in the woods, random mosquito in the woods, random bear.
	Yeah.
	I mean, do you want to compare that to every animal I listed, like the snails or what?
	It just seems a bit like of a disingenuous example to give that like mosquitoes are more deadly.
	I don't think it actually is.
	I'm just saying I based it off statistics.
	It's because they're disease carriers.
	I know that.
	Oh, I know that.
	Right.
	That was just one of the several things.
	I mean, I could send you the entire list of animals that are more deadly.
	If you said drop me in the water with a hippo, I'd be like, or a man.
	But I would say a man.
	Right, but I guess even if the mosquitoes we pumped into this room carried malaria, I'm actually confident that you would, all of them had malaria.
	And it's almost assured that you would get malaria.
	I would not want malaria.
	Would you rather, but if they were dropped in this room or what?
	They're dropped in this room and you got to stay in the room for five minutes and then you can leave.
	I only have one, like tranquilizers.
	Mind you, malaria can be treated, but if they're dropped in.
	No, I would shoot.
	I would.
	Okay, remove.
	How many people die from malaria?
	I don't get the tranquilizer.
	Oh, then, I mean, I'd choose the mosquitoes.
	Mosquitoes, even with malaria.
	I would choose the mosquitoes.
	How about this?
	Let me ask you a different way.
	Would you rather be in a jail cell with a bear or with another man?
	For 10 minutes.
	A man.
	Okay, what about the cage?
	A man.
	How about this?
	That's the same thing.
	You're at the top of a burning building.
	Well, I made not a burning building.
	Wait, I can't.
	Did I have to jump?
	I don't know if a bear's going to help me with those guys.
	You're at the top of a burning building.
	There's one stairwell that you can make your exit through.
	Do you go and the stairwell can either have a man in it or a bear in it?
	I mean, the man.
	There's not really a way to escape.
	I mean, I'm just basing it off the situation you gave me in the woods.
	Your objection to it, though, is that you said it was bad faith for you to go around using such horrendous terms.
	Wait, hold on, hold on.
	Wait, hold on.
	You said that it was bad faith for me to go around using such a horrendous term about you like that for using statistics.
	No, it's not either because, here, and I'll show you why.
	And the term is sexist.
	I'll actually show you.
	Oh, that's what I said.
	Yeah, but I'll actually show you why this isn't a good argument, and I'll do it really easy.
	Would you rather spawn in a forest with a man or a bear?
	You said a man because...
	Oh, spawning would be different than you said come across.
	Oh, f***ing.
	Okay, even come across.
	I said man.
	I mean, I said bear.
	Yeah, bear.
	Exactly.
	Okay.
	Would you rather come across in a forest a black man or a white man?
	Either.
	But what about statistics?
	I don't know if I'm not.
	Okay, I don't know the statistics on that.
	Do I?
	Do I know that?
	If you just want to move off of statistics, I didn't look at the statistics.
	So if one was more dangerous, would you pick that one over the other one?
	No, I don't want to sound racist, do you?
	No, I mean, if no, I mean, if you show me the statistics, then I'll say that one.
	I mean, okay.
	It is what it is.
	Just pointing that out.
	And you can make those statistical arguments back, is my point.
	Right?
	So you got to be got to be cautious with that.
	That's all I'm saying.
	What's your answer to that?
	I mean, you use statistics all the time in your argument.
	You'd rather be stuck in a forest with a white guy or a black guy.
	Yeah, what is your wait?
	Me?
	Which one would I rather be?
	Yeah, stuck in?
	Stuck with.
	Oh, with?
	Probably a white guy.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	What?
	Uh-oh.
	Yeah, what's wrong with that?
	Like, what's wrong with that?
	It's just kind of, it's crazy to assume not knowing anything about either person that we're not.
	Just going off of.
	I thought we're just going off of statistics.
	For like, which one's more dangerous or something?
	Towards women, though, I would have to look up.
	Well, towards men and women.
	For me, as a woman, I would have to look up because I think murders for black guys are mostly black on black, and white guys are the ones that are killing.
	Still more dangerous.
	But not towards women, though.
	I don't know.
	It's more dangerous towards women, too.
	I don't know.
	Statistically.
	Just saying.
	Yeah.
	I don't know.
	Serial killers, PDF files, and school shooters, all white people.
	I'd have to look that up.
	Are you saying for the whole world?
	No.
	Listen, here's the idea.
	The idea is just this.
	That is true.
	Would you rather be spawned in a forest with a bear or a man?
	The idea is women who pick man, say, because man more dangerous, right?
	Than bear.
	Because man can envision like horrible things that he wants to do and the bear won't.
	Then maybe the bear will run off or this or that.
	And it's like, ah, I see.
	So then you can even reduce that down again.
	Okay, well then what type of man?
	What if it was this type of man or that type of man?
	And generally you get a disingenuous answer from the person because they don't want to tell you the truth somehow then, which is very bizarre.
	Just saying.
	Well, I'd have to look up black on a white man.
	Yeah, yeah, that's fine.
	We won't linger on it.
	I'm just pointing it out.
	What about what if you are confronted with a woman and we changed it?
	Like, would you rather be confronted by like a woman or a bear type thing?
	Would you rather open up to a tree?
	You mean would I rather spawn with a with a woman or a bear?
	Like would you rather come across a bear or a woman?
	I think women.
	A woman.
	A woman?
	And that's and that's really easy, right?
	But there's tons of women that would choose the bear.
	You're kidding.
	No, I'm just saying like which one I'm just saying because one is scarier to come across, right?
	I don't think anyone would choose the bear and if it was between bear and woman.
	Because women are kind of.
	Well, I think most women still would actually choose man if they thought about it for a second, but they don't think they usually think about it very much.
	They just kind of do a knee-jerk reaction.
	So just saying, and all of a sudden, by the way, here's why I know it's disingenuous, the answer from most women, is because suddenly every woman who answers this question is a fucking hiking forest genius.
	Somehow they're like, oh, right.
	I am into survival.
	I've been camping my entire life and I know how to do all sorts of survivalist stuff.
	And then when I press them on what survivalism they know, guess how much they actually know?
	Nothing.
	Nothing.
	You do, huh?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You're a survivalist, are you?
	I mean, not an expert, but yeah, a little bit.
	Do you have a go bag?
	Or what?
	A bug out bag?
	Yeah.
	I keep it in my car.
	See what I mean?
	That's what I mean, right?
	They're all survivalist experts all the time.
	Do you like stock rations?
	Oh, no, I want to.
	Like, I've got, right?
	I need to build mine up.
	I got, like, I want to.
	I got a week supply.
	It should be more.
	It should be more.
	Oh, yeah.
	I want more.
	I just moved, so I don't really have anything like that, but it is my goal to have.
	You got that.
	You got a setup.
	Like, in case you're not sure.
	You should.
	I mean, I'm in Texas.
	There's hurricanes and crap.
	Like, we deal with all that stuff all the time.
	So you kind of have to have all of those resources.
	Yeah.
	You know, Andrew, it's great talking about we should start a survival show.
	Dude, I'll be on it.
	With bears.
	You have a setup.
	In the forest, with bears.
	Andrew's got a plan.
	Boys first girls.
	Oh, yeah.
	Let's see who can survive longer.
	That would be fun.
	Me versus you.
	I bet I could.
	I doubt that.
	Let's do it.
	We'll get a lot of views.
	Where are we putting you guys?
	I'll tell you what then.
	But there has to be bears.
	There has to be bears in the forest.
	Let's do it right.
	We're going to put them there.
	I mean, I think California has black bears.
	Is it what you're saying?
	Well, no.
	I mean, we can have a chance to die in the forest.
	There has to be some sort of prize or something.
	Oh, I thought you meant like do a survival show.
	If we die, we die.
	Oh, no.
	See who.
	Oh, fuck.
	I can't get water.
	No.
	Yes, I'm dead.
	No, let's see who can survive.
	Like, you can tap out.
	See who can survive in the wilderness for that.
	I thought there was a situation where, like, oh, shit, I wasn't able to get like drinking water.
	And then, like, I'm over here with my camera.
	Like, I'm over here with my camera.
	I'm poisoned.
	With my, like, primo fucking water, just pounding it.
	And you're like, Brian, can I have some?
	I'm like, sorry.
	But here's the rules.
	Man versus the house.
	Let's do it.
	Y'all first.
	Yeah, yeah.
	We go in different parts of the forest.
	We just get a knife.
	That's it.
	Yeah, we can agree on whatever sort of a knife or maybe we can pick like that's fine.
	Wait, hold on.
	Let me.
	I would rather an axe.
	Can we make it a knife?
	Hold on.
	A knife and a loincloth is fair.
	Do we go to the naked thing?
	I don't want to be made naked in a freaking place.
	I was watching Apocalypto yesterday.
	No, we can make money off of this.
	And I can prove that I actually do know survival stuff.
	And they can prove that they're all big and manly.
	So would you eat the entrails of a squirrel?
	You saw me eat an octopus on the freaking.
	That is.
	I've eaten bugs.
	So, yeah.
	I did.
	You ready?
	I mean, you already lost the bet on the hundred bucks.
	So what?
	Let's bet on this or like do some sort of show.
	I would love to.
	That would, you know, I also get a lot of views on that.
	Wanting to produce a series like the survival show.
	It's been done already, but like we put a group of men on an island and some women on an island.
	But instead of like it's feminists on the island.
	So it's not even like survival chicken.
	Do I count as a feminist?
	I think so.
	So I want to be on it.
	Ogle, are you watching this?
	Do you want to be an executive producer on my...
	We need funding for this because islands are...
	Fund...
	Funding.
	Stop buying champagne for a bit and just put it into the funding of this of the show.
	There should be a winning prize.
	Sorry, what?
	We need like a winning prize or something.
	Okay.
	So let me ask you this, right?
	A winning prize.
	And this is funded on this side of it.
	What do you bring to the table?
	Y'all are getting money too from views.
	Yeah, but what do you get?
	What do you bring for the state?
	Okay, I want to say that.
	They're paying for it.
	Much more fun to watch ladies.
	It's great to see.
	That brings a lot of viewers.
	Dude, you'll get a lot more viewers than this, and you're getting paid through that.
	Yeah.
	Great television.
	I do.
	So that's what I'm bringing up.
	I do my own content when there's no women around.
	Well, this is, I bet this would get a lot more views than that.
	That is true.
	Occasionally.
	Beer and stuff.
	Yeah, you're not.
	You wouldn't be funny.
	She's wearing a burqa for all we know.
	probably you know i was thinking about never mind Are you a nice person?
	I would love to do this.
	It sounds fun.
	What do you, what do you like?
	What beer?
	I like piss water beer.
	Sometimes he slums it and drinks a bud.
	Didn't you say you don't even like hiking?
	So, I mean, I think that I, yeah.
	That is.
	Are you going to be in this?
	Because I feel like it's not fair if you don't survive, too.
	I'm executive producing engineering.
	That's not fair.
	Why is that not fair?
	So it's like me versus you.
	That's what you wanted.
	Okay, just me versus you.
	Okay, fine.
	Let's do it.
	That'd be a fucking vacation for me.
	I don't know what you're talking about.
	It's got to be a ton of girls.
	Well, then it needs to be a ton of guys then.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	We can think of all of it later, but I would love to do that.
	It sounds great.
	But there has to be bears.
	We get to make it fair.
	Do it on Channel Island.
	This is like the ninth circle of hell, Brian.
	Ninth Circle of Hell.
	It is.
	It is.
	So what do you guys think about this?
	We couldn't feel that you're playing there.
	Shit.
	I didn't.
	Okay.
	Wait, was it like porn on there?
	What was on there?
	You're just playing cards.
	I was playing solitaire.
	Oh, yeah.
	The conversation.
	Thank you.
	You're talking about survival stuff.
	Well, you were.
	So I was just kind of trying to get that.
	That's so sweet of you.
	That makes me feel great.
	Andrew, what's in your bug out bag?
	You got a bug out bag?
	Yeah.
	You got like a bunch of them planted in different locations around Michigan?
	No.
	You're like, oh, fuck, I need one by the lake and shit.
	Okay, here's one.
	And if I did, I would snuggle it.
	Well, you wouldn't say.
	Of course.
	Of course.
	I'm not going to say anything.
	Just like hidden.
	I'm going to use PVC pipes.
	I wouldn't be fucking telling people about that shit.
	Guys, $69 roast session.
	I'm going to let some of them come through.
	We have.
	Uh-oh.
	Oh, can you audio?
	Oh, is it not going to do?
	Oh, that's my.
	Brian, if I don't get out of here in time to get in and out tonight.
	Oh, we're getting out.
	Trust me.
	We're good for tonight.
	We're good.
	We're Gucci.
	No memento portfolio.
	I haven't had fucking any in-and-out since I came here.
	It's the only reason I come to Santa Barbara.
	There's no in-and-out anywhere at North California.
	They have them in Texas.
	They just got him in Texas.
	Oh, I used to work there.
	Wait, I'm just going to have Sav read them.
	That's better than TTS, I think.
	Well, this one's coming in as TTS, but.
	Spyro donated $69.
	Brian helps Mick fly the Death Star run.
	Mick target the exhaust port.
	Not that one.
	AIM left.
	Keep it there and center the target.
	Now scroll.
	Scroll, Mick.
	UFing missed it.
	The Empire wins now.
	How do you feel about that, Mick?
	How do you feel?
	Spyro donated $69.
	Brian helps Mick Rainbows after a drunken night raise the toilet seat, Mick.
	All the way.
	Yep, okay, now aim the stream.
	Oh, wow.
	Nope, that's the wrong angle.
	Tilt it.
	Tilt it, Mick.
	You're hitting the effing wall.
	Damn, Spyro.
	That's great.
	Spyro's doing some good roasting tonight.
	That's wild.
	That is absolutely unbelievable.
	What are you doing with the goober hat, dude?
	You know, I think that's a good idea.
	Thank you, Spyro.
	Brian has a handicapped gangster with no arms who gets Mick to help him shoot a rival gangster.
	Unholster my gun, Mick.
	To the left.
	Yep.
	No.
	Wrong gun, Mick.
	That one.
	Okay, pull it out.
	AIM away from me.
	Oh, no.
	Oh, no.
	Thank you, Spyro.
	Thank you.
	Oh, no, there's more.
	Spider donated $69.
	Mick flying a plane with Brian.
	You see that landing strip?
	That one?
	Land there.
	No, to the left.
	You're scrolling down too fast, Mick.
	Mick, turn left.
	Place crashes.
	Opening scenes of survival.
	Is this a loss reference?
	Thank you, Spyro.
	Mick, you know the shelter.
	No, no, left.
	No, put the boards left.
	Left, Nick.
	Andrew, would it, you know, would it do any to mend the wound here if Priscilla put this on for the rest of the show?
	Like, do you think that would be a good olive branch to, you know, apologizing to you if she wore this?
	Of course.
	I think we're both.
	I'm not going to do that.
	Priscilla.
	I'm not going to do that.
	It would really bring out the beauty of your eyes.
	Thank you.
	I'm not going to wear the hat.
	I mean, if she doesn't want to force her, you're not going to wear it.
	No.
	It's got a propeller.
	It's got a propeller.
	But I did offer you a piece popsicle.
	This is a piece propeller.
	It's got a propeller.
	No.
	Not unless you also wear a hat.
	Wait, he can wear a hat?
	What if he wears a fedora?
	I'll tell you what.
	Or you want the magazine?
	You first.
	I got to see you put the hat on first.
	No, we put it on at the same time.
	You got to put it on first.
	Sometimes you have trust issues.
	Yeah.
	No, I mean, you have to.
	Well, you could.
	He did live up to his word with the bat, so I think that he would live up to it.
	He did.
	He is a man of honor.
	It's true.
	He is a man of integrity.
	As am I. I'm a woman of honor.
	So we're both honorable.
	Well, I mean, lunatic, screeching, banshee, chair-shoving, like a get-in-your-face type woman, I guess.
	I don't want to do this.
	No, no, I'm not going to do it.
	I'm going to do it.
	I'm going to do it if you're uncomfortable with it.
	Right.
	You're all welcome for being graced with my amazing roast tonight.
	That was good.
	You know what?
	We're going to do it here.
	We're going to wrap the show.
	We're going to do $30 TTS.
	That's going to be the roast.
	We need to.
	Okay.
	So, guys, TTS roast.
	Actually, it's going to be, maybe not a TTS roast.
	Maybe we just, and we'll do a TTS roast.
	Okay, that should be enabled.
	Here, do you want to wear it or not?
	No, thank you.
	You're loss because you would really, it would go a long way to Mending, curing, curing the grievances that you inflicted on Andrew.
	Many grievances.
	Many grievances.
	Many, many such cases of grievance.
	Sav, do you want to apologize?
	What?
	For what?
	You know what you did.
	You know.
	You know what you did.
	Oh.
	Ra light 4390116 donated $69.
	Why bring back that walking impediment?
	The fat tongue is bad enough without the endless drivel from the vapid flowers.
	She's insufferable.
	Chair three is just permit waked.
	Don't smoke my kids.
	If I was on meth, I'd be a lot skinnier, by the way.
	People are saying that.
	I was like, if I was on meth and meth?
	No.
	Wait, are you able to scoot your chair like a little closer that way just because you're getting a little caught up?
	Never.
	Never, never done it.
	No.
	Not even a chance.
	Not a single puppy.
	Not a single meth.
	What was that ad in the 90s about with marijuana?
	It was like just one time.
	Yeah.
	Do you ever see Reefer Madness?
	Yes, Reefer Madness.
	That was great.
	Good times.
	Okay, guys.
	$30 roast session.
	$30 roast session, guys.
	Get it in.
	Savannah desperately needs to be roasted.
	She's been getting a little ego there on Twitter.
	I think.
	Maybe not.
	Maybe not.
	I don't know.
	Right?
	Do you have anything to say, Savannah, for yourself?
	I get roasted a lot on Twitter.
	Do you want to say anything for yourself?
	To yourself?
	I don't know.
	Do you want to apologize to you?
	For what?
	You know.
	Apologize to her, Brian.
	Apologize.
	Apologize right now.
	I am sorry that you have herpes and Clementia and AIDS.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm sorry that you made Brian insult you.
	Okay.
	I'm kidding.
	All right.
	She does not have any of those.
	I don't.
	He knows because she gave it to him.
	I'm kidding.
	I'm kidding.
	That's a terrible joke.
	Wait, wait, oh, sorry.
	I'd like to take this chance to apologize.
	To absolutely nobody.
	Okay.
	Spyro.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, Spyro.
	Appreciate it.
	Thank you.
	$30 roast, guys.
	Get them in.
	Okay, they're coming in now.
	Get them in.
	This girl needs to be roasted.
	She waterboards disabled men.
	I would like to clarify that is not true.
	The waterboarding part.
	Unless it's a kink.
	Uh-oh.
	Shift jet donated $30.
	I hope Mick doesn't get paid.
	Poor guy, can't rewind a video five seconds.
	Are you hiring boys?
	are you hiring boys or are you hiring boys like brian why the hell would you invite priscilla back Wait, wait, wait.
	Not quite set back.
	wait you guys got to keep doing that yo brian why have you abandoned me the limber needs to avoid me We could have had something special.
	I'm sorry.
	Oedipus rect donated.
	Thank you, Oedipus.
	It's a true.
	It was a joke.
	W's have surfies.
	I'm sorry.
	Was in the chair three.
	Wait, what did she say?
	Look, Sav has never had an STD.
	I haven't.
	Look, I just want to clear something up here, okay?
	I want to be really serious.
	Really serious.
	Sav has never had an STD.
	That's true.
	She's never had any medical procedures relating to anything sex-related.
	It's true.
	Besides an abortion.
	But she had a hysterectomy.
	She can't give you children.
	But that's the only thing.
	That's it.
	That's the only one.
	That's the only thing.
	That's the only thing.
	Yeah.
	That's true.
	Yeah.
	Just can we.
	How many abortions have you got?
	A little million.
	Wow.
	Have you guys had abortions?
	Have you had an abortion, Jen?
	No.
	Even in your line of work.
	What are you hungry on doing?
	Isn't it your best?
	I mean, your job is fucking right.
	I feel like, you know.
	Safely with Priscilla.
	Okay.
	Priscilla, have you had a.
	Why am I.
	Okay, I'm kind of being a buzzer.
	Yeah, dude.
	It was fun until that.
	Spyro donated $30.
	About ten years ago, I stumped my toe on a coffee table.
	Sav, you better apologize right this very second, young lady.
	That's true.
	I'm very sorry.
	Look into this camera, deep in its eyes.
	Spyro donated $30.
	Mitchaw made a lot of careless mistakes with the stream tonight.
	Sav, why is this all your fault and why haven't you apologized?
	I know.
	It's been pretty hard.
	Apologize, Savannah.
	So sorry.
	we have a few more coming in a non-donated $30 seat two is the perfect watch out for every guy looks nice and innocent and is still insane and violent and takes zero responsibility all show she literally can't understand how she's completely in wrong have you ever um like gotten to like a physical fight with a guy you No, not with a guy.
	Are they them?
	Kind of.
	It was a trans.
	It was like before when people were cross-dressers and they weren't trans yet.
	Wait, you remember when everybody was like you're not even old enough for them days?
	That's how it was.
	No, you're not even.
	I am old enough for them.
	The T thing's been going on for like 10 years.
	Actually, could you tell me my whole childhood?
	I'd like to know.
	Drag Queen?
	Was it a child?
	No, you just weren't really around when it was referred to as cross-dressers, really.
	It's like the, you know what it is.
	Like, not a damn.
	Oh, speaking of which, you guys have to do the all the TTSs have to have a lisp.
	That's rude.
	No, it's.
	Oh, wait.
	Okay, I do want to say the big it so the Brian, that's that's the name of the TTS voice.
	Make it so he has a lisp.
	What the?
	You know, actually, one person did make me laugh out loud because they said that was the only hateful comment that made me laugh out loud, and they put Prathiligo.
	Pretty funny.
	Because my Instagram handle is Priscilla Goose.
	And I'd like to thank everyone who followed me at Priscilla Goose.
	Anon donated.
	Did this one already come out to you?
	You could be nice and insane.
	You can be both.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	If only you were both of those things.
	Spyro donated thirty dollars.
	Did you know a former president slept with Monica Lewinsky at least once?
	Sav, you better apologize.
	Sorry about all of this.
	You gotta do this.
	Sorry.
	Daniel underscore Mac donated thirty dollars.
	Approaching someone in a threatening manner is assault, especially pushing someone's chair to promote confrontation.
	Batteries when it's physical.
	I'd consider charges so she can learn.
	I wouldn't recommend it as I am very good with litigation.
	What you're good at litigation?
	What do you mean?
	I can read.
	I know the laws.
	Like, I can wait.
	What is litigation?
	It's just.
	I don't want to have any legal problems.
	No, but what is litigation?
	It's just in court, sort of legally.
	She's good at this, Brian.
	I don't know.
	She's good at it.
	I don't know.
	You know what litigation is.
	Yeah.
	Okay, that's cool.
	Um, yeah, okay.
	Pasty George donated thirty dollars.
	It's interesting that Chair 3 Gen wants to live an off-grid lifestyle with like-minded individuals.
	I'm planning to buy land here in Canada and Dam looking for people who want to live off-grid.
	Hey, George.
	Yeah, possibly.
	The simps are out in.
	Oh, wait, hold on.
	That reminds me.
	Uh, okay, uh, Mick.
	Uh-oh.
	Mick Spyro donated thirty dollars.
	Mick needs to apologize for his performance tonight.
	Mick, just say you're sorry.
	No, don't say I didn't mean to.
	Say sorry.
	Just sorry.
	No, not that.
	Scroll, Mick's pro.
	He apologized, Spyro.
	Ah, Spyro, thank you.
	Uh, uh-oh.
	Spyro donated thirty dollars.
	Brian, since you're clearly firing Mick the second this stream ends, need someone who knows their way around tech.
	Get Andrew to give you my deeds.
	Mick, stop scrolling, minimize, minimize.
	Yeah, he is.
	Uh, yeah, he's fucking amazing, that guy.
	Spyro.
	Oh, yeah, amazing, yeah.
	I've contracted him out for work on the crucible before he did good.
	Mark donated thirty dollars.
	Savannah and waterboarding are probably the two most tolerable guests you've had ever on the podcast, other than the conservatives.
	Oh, there you go.
	You guys gotta throw in some more H's, I think, into X.
	That first guy had it right.
	Yeah, how did he do it?
	Let me see if I can find it.
	No, it's gone.
	It's gone forever.
	Isn't it funny?
	Priscilla.
	Was there something up there?
	I don't know.
	You were looking up there, Priscilla.
	Spyro donated thirty dollars.
	If you were dropped into a random forest and came across a bear, one, why is this such fault?
	And two, why did Mick screw up the difference between bringing a tent and bringing a bear?
	Just saying donated thirty dollars.
	Only do the survival show if you can do whatever greatest hits.
	Gorlock, Destiny, Nick, Chase, and whoever else you can think of.
	Men versus women.
	Yeah, it'd be good to do like a thirty dollars.
	Prothilith Kaleeli Ra Tor.
	Oh no, guys, you gotta keep the coming in.
	That's so funny.
	I'll play it twice.
	Andrew's lighter donated $29.99.
	Care 2 definitely has a withered sweet.
	I don't get that one.
	Oh, you have a nickname.
	What the fuck?
	Oh, shit.
	Big Sass Energy donated $30.
	Priscilla is clearly wrong.
	It's like sending all this Nico Zero 4 donated $30.
	Brian, on behalf of the Discord and the chat, please don't invite Prothilla back.
	I'll take a drunk flirty desiree hitting on you and sighing Andrew over that's crazy Big Sass Energy donated $30 Prothilla Kalely ra talk It's funny if every time I see it Oh man, okay, thank you big sass good to see you.
	Thank you everybody.
	We got a couple more.
	Come through.
	Base Thor donated thirty dollars.
	Holy dumbass.
	Prothillu is back.
	She's the reason some men prefer goats.
	Her clash out would make a great condom commercial.
	Don't get bitter, just get better goats.
	Learn to take accountability.
	Yo, why Hasty George donated thirty dollars to chair Three GEN?
	Would you be interested in settling down with an indigenous man in Canada?
	Yes Brian, I am simping, but because of Ism it is really hard to find a woman who wants to love grid.
	I need to do a sim tax.
	If a dude sends a sim type comment, he's got it.
	You gotta drop a follow-up.
	You gotta drop a $69 TTS.
	It's called the sim tax.
	If you're gonna simply do, you gotta do uh, 69 instead of 30.
	Um, so bad, very bad.
	Wait, why are there goats in Severance?
	Has anybody seen that show?
	Have anybody been watching Severance?
	I just started it.
	It's not a spoiler.
	Oh, but there's goats in it.
	Oh, just like everywhere in.
	There's just I won't say more, but there's randomly goats.
	I look forward to that part and I don't get it whatsoever.
	Okay, what if it's like demonic symbolism or something could be, could be.
	Could be.
	Maxcado Nated thirty dollars.
	The funniest part of Prothilla's set was the audience.
	that's funny too what's that if you just like a standout of that shift jet donated thirty dollars
	keep doing this only makes me feel better than you spyro donated thirty dollars what the dude now met mix the white mouth he couldn't get what told to kick next but his brain queerly hexed the viewers in stream all vets Donated $30.
	To Brian and Andrew, you should do the survival challenge here in Canada.
	I know a lot of good places for it here, and I can get the land for the event for dirt cheap.
	Yes, and I think George wants to come along.
	Don't let Brian, Andrew, or anyone else bring your spirits down.
	Always stay positive, and I hope you have a very good year.
	Take it easy.
	Much love to you.
	Shut the fuck up.
	I'm good at litigathion.
	You better litigate your arth into your crystal.
	Litigate your ath in your crystal.
	GMD Jim donated $30.
	Prothilla, was your father's name Ilma?
	And did he always talk about Waskillywag?
	How is that funny when it's a different speech impediment?
	Jeffrey James donated $30.
	Oh my god, I'm not quite there.
	No, let's see that.
	I would like to see it.
	We can't be going about.
	Yeah.
	We have Hector coming in here.
	I do like burritos Bear.
	Wow.
	Oh, here you go.
	Forgetability donated $69.
	Good sport for coming back to stand your ground.
	I enjoy this content more than milk toast people.
	A list isn't bad, and you should not take offense.
	Love you, Priscilla.
	He loves you.
	Wait, do you have a five-minute set?
	Like, how long's your set for stand-up?
	I have a lot.
	But you have a lot of five-minute chunks.
	Should we?
	Do you want to hear that?
	No, it's not.
	I want to say that.
	Did you actually like her one joke, though, about the job when she was 11?
	Like, funny people.
	Wait, can I clarify about that?
	No, it's okay.
	Wait, no, wait, can I?
	No, I really do want to clarify.
	There's more chats coming in.
	Maybe later.
	I thought I saw a thuddy tat.
	Why didn't he just say that?
	I do have a Looney Turns joke.
	Seth queerly didn't wail if we'll bwad about her actions and the dueta apologize.
	Puo fuse we making fun of people's speech impediments the whole thing hard big huge donated 30 dollars.
	Prothilla must have jumped into the gene pool when the lifeguard wasn't looking.
	I bet she counts to potatoes.
	He spelled potato with an E. Outcast donated $30.
	I showed the clip of Priscilla to my girlfriend.
	She disagrees that my pee-pee is small.
	Even Brian couldn't verify.
	He asked me for a second clip.
	Daniel underscore missed donated $30.
	Prithilla, you do know you committed assault right.
	Awful kind, not pressed charges.
	Litigation is when you argue your case in court.
	In this case, it would be a lawyer.
	Your Ethi warted.
	Whoa.
	The conjuring donated $30.
	chair four looks like she was summoned by a ouija board and then forgot about uh we have uh one of those japanese horror villains donated 30 oh yeah Yes, she sells seashells down by the seashore.
	Oh, okay.
	That was pretty good.
	There you go.
	That's below the threshold for read.
	Uh-oh, there's one about me.
	Oh, no.
	Pasty George donated $30.
	Okay, okay.
	I will stop simping now, LOL.
	Andrew the King, how did you stop from simping?
	I need help.
	Brian, the boss, and Andrew the King.
	I am so jealous of your epic beards.
	That cancels the simple one.
	That is something.
	Wyan woofs his blitters tome youth that he quizzes them small whittled quizzes Bethel eating them.
	That's crazy.
	That's crazy, Spyron.
	Damn.
	How you gonna come at me like that?
	Wait, what the hell?
	Wait, I gotta read this one first before.
	Here we go.
	Pasty George donated $30.
	Prisilla put down my PP.
	Well, she hath loud puffy energy.
	Louth?
	Not great.
	Wasn't wasn't in the top 10, George.
	What is Lauf?
	Based, Thor donated $30.
	Chair one, is it pink?
	I hope it's pink.
	Please tell me it's pink.
	I bet it grips like an autistic kid when you take away their Legos.
	I feel still not funny.
	We want an apology about our penis.
	Oh, my God.
	Disappointed donated $30.
	Andrew, just curious, what does the Bible say regarding antagonizing and bringing others to anger?
	I'll wait for you to deflect.
	Disappointed, donated.
	What does it say?
	You tell me.
	Priscilla, I do need an apology.
	You need to apologize to my audience.
	Wait, do you not remember when I first came in here?
	Did I not?
	Did I not already address that?
	And then you said that they all sent pictures.
	Remember, I remember that part, but I need a second.
	I said it was a blanket statement.
	I'm sure some of them do.
	They need an apology.
	I apologize for making a blanket statement.
	I'm sure only a part of you guys have little tiny penises.
	Not every single one of you, and that doesn't make you less of a man either.
	You're still a man.
	I'm sorry.
	I made you feel that way.
	I'm sorry.
	I made you feel that way.
	Or wait, no.
	I'm sorry you feel that way.
	What's the narcissist apology?
	That sounds right.
	Yeah.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm sorry.
	That hurt your feelings.
	You are offended.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, yeah, something like that.
	Okay, we have this one.
	This one.
	Spyro donated $30.
	A good survival show would be Brian on an island with all kinds of food except burritos.
	That would be Wheeler Yeast KR or We for Whittle Sky Brie Brie.
	Octopus.
	Marcus Winters donated $30.
	Heard Andrew say he'd go to jail for what Pradilla did.
	Like prison?
	I was in prison.
	Have you been to prison?
	Did I mention I was in prison?
	That's funny.
	Thank you, Marcus making fun of TTS.
	Mr. Watson making fun of a Mr. Watson there.
	Guys, $30 TTS.
	I'm going to read.
	Can you read these, Sav?
	LBC is home of the insane Crips, so maybe she's affiliated because she's crazy.
	Her mom said DP coming soon.
	Okay.
	I said that I was the first one.
	Priscilla the Crip Killer.
	Wow, it's audio Bithath Kathme outside.
	Ho.
	You're insane.
	Don't forget to play the recording of the police reaching out to you.
	Remember, Priscilla don't believe, didn't believe that you received the call.
	Brian, thank you for the super chat.
	I don't know if it's really necessary to not play it, but maybe we should.
	I don't think Andrew's actually upset.
	It's just that in principle, he's not willing to let you off the hook because, as he said, a man would have been subject to a different set of circumstances for the same behavior.
	Correct.
	And you would have treated a man differently, too, I think.
	Yeah, but don't you understand that, like, even if I granted that that was true, so what?
	It still would not make your point.
	I just want to say that.
	It still wouldn't help your point, like, not even a little bit.
	I agreed that we both did something wrong.
	No, you did something wrong.
	We both did.
	No, you did.
	So did you.
	Disappointed donated $30 just to let you know how he felt.
	Yeah, that you did something wrong.
	No, that was for you.
	No, that was for you.
	About antagonizing others.
	Should we bring that back up?
	Bring it back up.
	Brian?
	Bring what?
	The antagonizing disappointed sent $30.
	I didn't.
	Saying that the Bible says not to do that.
	I don't remember that.
	This is gaslighting.
	I don't even think gaslighting doesn't exist.
	You made it up.
	Brandon 53323 donated $30.
	Did appointed.
	She was already angry.
	He just showed her how ridiculous she looked.
	Thank you, Brandon, for the TTS.
	Pasty George donated $30.
	Priscilla, you really hurt my feelings when you put down my PP.
	I'll have you know that I have a huge four and a half inch.
	Wow.
	Very respectful.
	That's nice.
	That's funny, honestly.
	Good to know, George.
	Proud of you.
	Good for you.
	I am proud of you.
	Wait, so going into the notes here, Priscilla, you said that the show has misogynistic undertones and implications.
	And I think that that's I had those in your notes before you came on last time.
	I don't remember.
	Or you came on the show with Sav, and then you sent me these notes, but you got kicked off.
	So we didn't get to get into it.
	So the show has misogynistic undertones and implications.
	How do you define misogyny?
	Misogyny is when men have general contempt for women.
	Okay, I'll accept that.
	So what are the misogynistic undertones and implications pertaining to the show?
	Or things I say.
	Or Andrew says.
	or sap says so when you i think some of the things you don't know that it's happening because you can only see it from a male perspective but did you just assume my gender Did you just assume my gender?
	Go on.
	I don't want to be...
	That is what I truly believe.
	That's why I said that.
	Like, I'm not to be undermining or anything.
	But, I mean, I do think, like, for example, like, I think it would be like if I were to have men come into a podcast in a similar way, and I was the host, and I was just like, how much money do you make?
	Do you think that, and just started saying a bunch of stereotypes for men?
	Like, do they make a view?
	I'm not seeing it, but yeah, like, I do want to say that both, I don't think that the, I can understand how you guys are both pushing back, but I do think it's extremes.
	Like there's feminist pushback to your extreme and then your extreme to the feminist pushback and it just feels very hateful on both sides.
	Like I don't understand when women hate men and I don't understand when men hate women.
	Do we hate women?
	That's what I feel.
	I don't know if you hate them, but I feel like you have kind of that we hate women.
	It seems that it's been displayed that you have general contempt because I don't think that having judging people for their life choices has anything to do with dating in general.
	I think it's just to knock down their character.
	Yeah, but that's personal.
	No, it's not personal.
	It's the idea is if you're having a dating podcast, then people have all sorts of preferences when it comes to dating because they have all sorts of preferences when it comes to dating.
	They're going to take things into account like body count, your sex life, your sexual past.
	You're going to make all sorts of judgments.
	That's going to be out in the open that you're talking about those things.
	Only when you're romantically involved.
	Otherwise, it's not anyone's business.
	Yeah, but the whole point of it is to discuss what people are interested in when it comes to romantic involvement.
	And so you're getting people's stories, what it is that they're talking about, what it is that they're discussing.
	They make all sorts of value judgments about us.
	We make value judgments about them.
	Everybody makes value judgments about fucking everybody because that's how the human experience operates.
	We make value judgments about each other all the time, non-stop, every day, all the time.
	But then the best way to deal with that is to say, okay, I don't want somebody that does A, B, C.
	I don't want this.
	So then you don't pick that person.
	But to say that it has to be this way or that way for someone, it's not everyone has the same standards.
	We're not saying they do.
	Right, so it doesn't matter your body count, really.
	It doesn't matter.
	It doesn't follow it all.
	So like, so here's what you matters to you personally.
	The person doesn't want me.
	Why?
	And then they say because A, B, and C.
	And then he asks the person, well, why is that?
	Why is that that you wouldn't want a person like this?
	And then they're going to give their reasons.
	And then other people are going to push back against that because maybe they think the reasons are bad.
	This is just a simple value judgment, value assessment that everybody has.
	Right.
	We can all decide what is appropriate and what our expectations are.
	But it's different for every person.
	Like, some men might care about the body count.
	Some men might not.
	Some men might care.
	That's not in dispute.
	Right.
	Okay.
	That's literally not in dispute.
	I agree.
	There's got to be at least some men out there who don't care about body count.
	I agree.
	No dispute.
	And I don't think preferences of any kind are bad.
	Like, it's all personal.
	I think there's some bad preferences.
	Yeah.
	Like, if you want to diddle kids, that's a pretty bad preference.
	I was going to say.
	Pretty bad preference.
	No, for your partner.
	Smokers cough.
	Like, I don't think any preferences for your partner are bad.
	Like, what if you wanted your partner to be 16?
	That seems pretty bad.
	That's way different, though.
	No, it's just a preference, right?
	It's just a really bad preference.
	Well, that's illegal versus legal.
	Yeah, but what does that have to do with preference?
	Like, if it was illegal to have sex doggy style, I assume people would still do it.
	Isn't it in some states?
	Sure.
	And I assume people in those states.
	Yeah, no, no.
	Isn't that Sodomy?
	Isn't that Sodomy?
	I think even the UCMJ has a sexual morality code, the Universal Code of Military Justice.
	But I'm just saying, pretty confident soldiers still do that, right?
	Yeah.
	And the legality of the thing really has nothing to do with the preference of what you want to do, right?
	But we would just objectively say some things are just bad preferences and wrong, and we don't want them and they need to go away because we don't prefer them.
	And I don't prefer any preferences but mine, therefore, mine should be legislated forever, and everybody should follow them at all times.
	Okay, yeah, that's Christian National S viewpoint.
	Well, I mean, that's just the viewpoint of subjective morality.
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	Wait, let you gotta hear some of these.
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	Wait, hold on.
	I'm sorry for aggressing.
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	George donated thirty dollars.
	I have been watching the Whatever podcast for a long time now and I can confidently state that Brian or Andrew have never said anything misogynistic or any kind of hateful thing towards women ever.
	keys donated $30 not a single thing how about a challenge chair three takes a legit IQ test if she gets a 140 plus brain gets waterboarded by chair four if she scores below one hundred and ten chair three gets waterboarded deal I like it.
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	It's not letting me pull it up.
	I don't know if it already came through, but it might have fallen off.
	He says, this is Brandon 53323.
	Disappointed Thur.
	She was already angry.
	He'd just show her how ridiculous she looked.
	Oh, my bad.
	Okay.
	Wait, why were you laughing when the super chat about how me and Andrew, the guy said he confidently states that Brian or Andrew have never said anything misogynistic or any kind of hateful thing towards women ever?
	Why were you laughing?
	I'm sure there's some stuff I could find.
	Let me go through it.
	Like what?
	I'd have to look through the stuff.
	Okay.
	All right.
	I mean, I'm not sure.
	Wow.
	I haven't watched that many of them, but I'm sure.
	I've said hateful things.
	Hateful things I would disagree.
	I've said hateful things towards a woman, not hateful things towards women.
	True.
	True.
	Okay, we have.
	But they do all belong in the fucking kitchen.
	I mean, let's be real.
	But I don't think that saves you.
	That's crazy.
	don't think that's hateful $29 and 99 cents you aren't technically allowed to give oral in the military they are considered government property and may be injured during wild sex if chain of command is and rainbows the soldier could get in trouble otis driftwood donated $30 and 69 cents Prithila Seith, Sally, the Salamander shines shoes on Sunday.
	Also, Edward Furlong with a wig is not fooling me in chair three By the way, there's still another hour But if you want to.
	What?
	Are you serious?
	No, no.
	What I'm saying is, like, you're not going to miss in an hour.
	Before it closes.
	But I'm wrapping this.
	I'm wrapping this.
	There's one last thing.
	I'm going to note for Priscilla if you want to do that.
	Oh, no.
	I thought you said we're going another hour.
	I was like, what?
	Oh, no, no.
	I was saying there's another In-N-Out's open for another.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Okay.
	It's all good.
	Yeah, there's just like two more things and then.
	But Brian, sometimes two things, and I'm okay with this, normally.
	Sometimes two things turns into six things, turns into eight things.
	And I'm fine with that normally.
	But if I don't get the In-N-Out tonight, he's angry.
	You're going to get it.
	Yeah.
	You're going to get it.
	It is true, though.
	It is true.
	In like 10 more minutes, and it's two hours.
	It's two hours later, I know.
	Priscilla, you said in your notes, you think focusing so much on looks is toxic?
	Because that was our big disagreement, the whole rating one to tens thing.
	Let's go around the table.
	What do you rate your looks on a scale of one to ten?
	I'm not playing that game.
	I've seen those clips.
	There's no right answer.
	What do you mean?
	I mean, there is actually a right answer.
	There is a right answer.
	What is it?
	Well, the truth, actually.
	That's usually the right answer.
	You don't play that game?
	I think looks are subjective.
	Just because I may say, oh, I think I'm this number.
	There's obviously going to be people who disagree with me.
	There's obviously going to be people who disagree with me, and that's totally fine, but I'm not playing that.
	You can't pick seven, though.
	100% completely don't disagree with you.
	All looks are subjective based on the you, the person, right?
	So from your subjective view, you the person.
	What do you rate yourself?
	Just on pure looks.
	Oh, my God.
	I'm not answering the question.
	I'm not.
	Why?
	Because the same thing happens every single time that that happens on this podcast.
	What happens?
	You question my answer?
	No.
	Actually, we usually don't question most women's answer.
	The only question is if there's a literal land whale perhaps who managed to blow a hole its way into the studio and then says, I'm a 10, I'm an objective 10.
	we might give a bit of pushback on that, but generally speaking, not really.
	Like, we don't really give too much pushback on it.
	I have here watch, check this out.
	What do you rate your looks on a scale of one to ten?
	Eleven six, not biting the bait.
	I would choose seven.
	You should bite the bait, though, because you didn't see all that much on the podcast or you should, but this is your opportunity.
	I know, a lot of things about this podcast are a lot different than I thought.
	Not in a bad way, not dogging you.
	We believe in you.
	Believe in you.
	Will we move on so we can all go eat if I give you a number?
	Boundaries.
	Yes.
	Nine.
	Do you mean that, though?
	Yeah.
	I don't know.
	I feel like you're lying, and now we have to drag the show on.
	So.
	I couldn't do what I do for a living if I didn't have confidence, realistically.
	So is it confidence or hubris?
	I'd accept either.
	It's self-love.
	Pride?
	Ego?
	Um, oh, yeah.
	Is it um what is it?
	Makeup wipes.
	I don't even really look like she's wearing makeup.
	I have to look at the ingredients first.
	I have allergies.
	Oh.
	Oh, that's called allergies.
	If I come back on the show, I'm going to bring back a good, a good one.
	That doesn't cause women.
	It did make me break out.
	I won't lie.
	No, no, no.
	I wouldn't know where everyone says you need like the Macellar water or whatever it's called.
	I'll bring you some.
	Cellar water.
	It's like a youth paper towel.
	No, it doesn't.
	Yeah.
	Priscilla is a 10.
	Wait, Priscilla.
	Tell us a guy who's a 10.
	No, she said she's an 11.
	Well, I do think it's wrong to care about looks, so.
	But you're just saying like a very handsome man in general?
	Anyone?
	That you think is a 10.
	A guy who you think is a 10.
	Like, but name somebody who's like a famous or celebrity.
	So people can see.
	Because if you say, oh, Bobby from the 7-Eleven.
	Wait, guys.
	You can't.
	Just be quiet.
	You guys have any celebrity questions?
	No, who do you like?
	Think of a celebrity that you think is a 10.
	Male celebrity.
	I don't know.
	I've gone through phases.
	Like, I used to think Mario Lopez was really attractive when he did Save by the Bell.
	Okay, young Mario Lopez in the 90s or whatever.
	And now.
	Yeah, sure.
	He's still a good looking guy.
	What else?
	Also, Orlando Bloom.
	Is a 10?
	He's pretty attractive, too.
	Okay, so Orlando Bloom and Mario Lopez.
	I think those are good jumping off points.
	Do you think that that's the Discord still up, Nick?
	Oh, like, do we is that comparable?
	Do you think that they're simple for men in looks as you are when you say that you're an 11?
	Do you think that you're in the same league as those guys?
	These are also men that wear makeup, too.
	Great.
	But anyway, so the question would still stand, right?
	I think that they would like me.
	Okay.
	Good talk.
	Mario Lopez.
	No, no, no.
	If they're married, I'm sorry.
	I just want to say that's bad.
	So they wouldn't want me because they're married, I'm pretty sure.
	Wait, so question for you.
	Who's a guy that you think is a nine?
	Embarrassing answer.
	Matthew Gray Gubler from Criminal Minds.
	10.
	Who the fuck is that guy?
	What the fuck?
	You've never seen Criminal Minds?
	No.
	Is there somebody more famous that comes to mind?
	I gave you an answer.
	Matthew.
	Look, you don't want me to pay attention to that.
	I said it's an embarrassing answer.
	You gotta give me somebody I can picture.
	No offense, Nick.
	Mick.
	Johnny Depp.
	When he was young.
	Brad Pitt.
	What do you rate Brad Pitt?
	Oh, this is good.
	What do you rate Brad Pitt?
	Like young Brad Pitt.
	Young Brad Pitt?
	Yeah, you know.
	What do you rate young Brad Pitt?
	Holy fuck.
	Just because I don't think he's attractive doesn't mean that.
	Wait, hold on.
	Young?
	Just not my type, that's all.
	He's not ugly.
	I'm so sorry that upset you so much.
	I'm very upset right now.
	What would you rate him?
	Young Brad Pitt?
	I mean, like, looks max or types are going to disagree because of the fucking epicanthal tilt or some bullshit.
	Young Brad Pitt is like a 10.
	Eight, nine to me.
	Probably a 10.
	Okay.
	He's at least a nine.
	Yeah.
	You think young Brad?
	So you're a nine.
	You're a nine.
	Brad Pitt couldn't get her, Brian.
	Young Brad Pitt couldn't get.
	Yeah, she's out of his league.
	Dating down.
	She's dating them sixes.
	She would be settling for young Brad Pitt.
	Yeah, yeah, she'd be settling.
	That's a reach.
	Well, you.
	That's why I don't like this game.
	Well, wait, if you say you're nine, he's a six, then you would be settling.
	Oops.
	Complicated.
	That's just saying.
	That would be how that would work, right?
	That is how this game works, isn't it?
	Yeah.
	It's a fun game.
	Bro.
	I tried to not play.
	I got peer pressured.
	Can I say that's why it's bad to focus on looks?
	Because saying dating down or dating up, that doesn't make sense because we're all way more complex than just what we are on the outside.
	Yeah, I'll believe you when you're dating like a hunchback with half his face melted off and you can see his teeth and he only has one eye and terrible hygiene, right?
	Then I'd be like, yeah, you don't care about looks.
	You don't.
	You just care about what's in the sky.
	You can see my dating history.
	They don't look like that, I promise.
	They don't look like that.
	I'm shocked.
	I'm actually shocked.
	Hold on.
	Brad Pitt and Fight Club.
	Pretty high.
	I'm actually shocked.
	I don't get shocked very often on the show.
	Like, especially with the rating shit.
	Like, girls say, I'm a 10, blah, blah, blah.
	But, like, you said you're a nine.
	You said young Brad Pitt is a six.
	I can't believe that was the most flabbergasting thing I've said on this show.
	So far, based on everything else I've said.
	Yeah, all that, whatever, that other stuff.
	He's like, forget about that.
	My girl.
	I think you're in a Brad Pitt Pitt.
	My girl, that's crazy.
	I'm so sorry that I ruined your entire day.
	My day is fucking ruined.
	day is ruined I'm gonna wow Okay.
	All right.
	Well.
	What do you think?
	Who's like a really good looking?
	Oh, Henry Cavill.
	You know, Superman?
	What do you rate him?
	From The Witcher?
	The Witcher.
	What do you rate him?
	The beard.
	I'm a 10.
	He's really high.
	He's really hot.
	He's a 10.
	With a beard.
	Yeah, young Brad Pitts is six.
	Okay, if Brad Pitt had a neck tattoo with a spider on it, would that change anything?
	No, that would be worse.
	There can only be one.
	There can only be one of us.
	Can you like tilt your neck, like face, turn that way so they can see the like, pull your hair back?
	I had a clip at one point.
	I can just shut it up.
	I mean, no, just you're doing too much.
	No, just like pull your hair back and then turn your head that way so they can see the turn that way.
	Or just turn your head so they can see the spider tattoo.
	That's which side it's on.
	Is that like the Maori fig?
	What is the leaf for the she just like tattooed a giant red flag there?
	The spy.
	Yeah, that hurt.
	Yeah, yeah.
	All right, I'll let the rest of the chat.
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	Brian, I want an end out, so only one more thing.
	No, not two.
	Just one.
	No, Brian, that's three.
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	Control shift tab back, Brian.
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	Scroll down, Brian.
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	The post-mortem albino snowflake in scene four saying she is a nine is wild.
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	Brian runs this show the way he orders burritos.
	Okay, just two.
	No, wait, six.
	Fucked up.
	Wait, no, 30, 7 hours and 30 pounds later.
	Okay, just two.
	It's fucked up.
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	If the Japanese water demon that crawled out of your TV backwards last night is a 9, I'm starting to buy Andrew just saying he's a 10.
	Wait, can you put your hair in front of your face?
	Yeah.
	For the rest of the show.
	That was a good one, by the way.
	That was a really good one.
	The ring.
	All right.
	We got this.
	Oh, boy, I'm scared.
	Venmo.
	Yo.
	zechariah i think for the 30s dolphins are the biggest grapists in the animal kingdom They even grape dead things LOL.
	I'd rather get grapes than eaten by a great white shark.
	Dolphins are kind of great.
	They do great.
	That's crazy.
	Zachariah, thank you for the 30 on Venmo.
	He says you guys are rock stars.
	As a veteran that likes to cook, it would be super cool to meet Andrew and cook dinner for him and his family.
	The panels are fun, but I want to make some real human connection.
	Zachariah, thank you so much for the message there via Venmo.
	We have this.
	Okay.
	Thank you for that super chat.
	2013 says we may have small peepers, but baby, I'm hung like a TikTok.
	Let me freshen your breath.
	Okay, I like that.
	Wait, what?
	So when are we gonna actually put our foot down to Paige being an actual flirty pick-me in chat who doesn't even understand men care more about body count than women?
	Who is Paige?
	There's some like chat drama or something.
	I don't know.
	But Moonlight, thank you for the very nice $50 Soup Chat.
	You're a legend, Moonlight.
	Thank you for that.
	Do very much appreciate it.
	All right, guys.
	Like the video kindly on your way out here.
	Kindly like the video.
	Let me see if there's anything else.
	I mean, there's more notes for Priscilla, but maybe we'll get her back on the show and do the rest.
	So let's see.
	Oh, last thing.
	Asking women history questions to undermine their intellectual image is rude and demeaning.
	What year was World War?
	What decade was World War I?
	Priscilla, go.
	I only know about World.
	World War II.
	What decade was World War I?
	So it was before.
	I'll do you that solid.
	It was before World War II.
	So, was it like maybe in the 20s or something?
	What decade was World War I?
	I'm going to say 1905.
	What decade was World War I?
	I wasn't paying attention.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm starting.
	I just asked the what decade was World War I?
	Oh, I don't fucking remember.
	You don't remember?
	Oh, no.
	Guess what?
	No, just guess.
	Just to get here.
	I'm not going to be able to do it.
	No, no, no, no.
	Just guess, just guess.
	Just guess.
	Early 1900s.
	I don't remember.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Is it 1919?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Was it?
	Saying that?
	1914, 19.
	14.
	Oh, okay.
	I've got one of them.
	We have more notes for Priscilla, but we'll have to get to them next time.
	Guys, like the video kindly on your way out.
	We'll let this come through.
	If there's any others, go underscore get home to court.
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	Priscilla is the prettiest.
	Sav second.
	Maybe Andrew third.
	There you go.
	Andrew, you're the third prettiest girl at the table.
	Makes sense.
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	Can you pull show the behind the scenes tab?
	Guys, Priscilla over here just brutalized.
	Ravaged.
	Whoa, not ravaged.
	She did something to Andrew.
	I don't know the word, though.
	I have an idea.
	Battered.
	I have a really good idea.
	What's the idea?
	Andrew.
	Nope, no ideas from you.
	Hey, who is the one not taking accountability?
	Like, yeah.
	What accountability is your ideas?
	I don't need to take accountability for your ideas.
	Okay, guys, debateuniversity.com.
	If you want to learn how to become a master debater like Andrew here, he's one of the best in the biz.
	He's one of the best.
	And we already did that.
	Okay, guys, like the video, please, on your way out.
	Let me just double-check everything.
	I'm going to do a quick Twitch raid.
	We won't even pull it up.
	And I want to thank the panelists here for coming.
	It was an interesting stream.
	It was cool that you guys were able to come and crash the show.
	Appreciate it.
	Made it for the invite.
	Made a little spontaneous and interesting there.
	A little spontaneity.
	Never hurt anybody.
	Thank you.
	It wasn't spicy.
	We weren't fighting.
	We brought the spice.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Those of you watching on Twitch, I'm sending a raid over to Peekaboo.
	He's playing.
	What is oh, he's playing.
	Okay.
	He's playing World of Warcraft season of discovery.
	World of Warcraft classic season of discovery.
	Whoa, what the fuck?
	Stroked out.
	Let me just double check, make sure everything looks good.
	Oh, Leonardo, thank you.
	Oh, final one.
	What do you rate Leonardo?
	I'm going in.
	No, I swear, Andrew, I swear to God.
	No, I'm wrapping it, Andrew.
	I'm wrapping.
	I'm not missing it.
	I swear, bro.
	It's okay.
	It's okay.
	Bye.
	Young Leonardo on a scale of one to ten.
	You're going to hate that answer, too.
	I'm so sorry.
	What do you into the mic?
	What do you, young Titanic Leonardo DiCaprio?
	What do you rate him?
	Seven, eight, maybe?
	That's just my perspective.
	I don't think any of them are ugly.
	Do you prefer Leonardo in like the beach?
	That was okay to learn.
	I'm trying to think of something where he's a bit older.
	Maybe you like a bit older.
	I like really hairy tall men.
	Me too.
	What about Leonardo and Django Unchained when he was a racist slave owner?
	What do you rate him in that?
	On a scale of one to ten.
	I'm not touching that with a 10 foot pole.
	Older.
	All right.
	Okay, Leonardo.
	Thank you for that.
	I appreciate it.
	Guys, like the video, please, on your way out.
	Okay.
	No other chats came through.
	That's good.
	All right.
	I'm sending a raid to Peekaboo over there on Twitch.
	Thank you guys for tuning in.
	Guys, like the video on your way out.
	And of course, remember, check out the Discord.
	Discord.gg slash whatever.
	You can see the behind the scenes clip.
	You want to pull that up real quick?
	Do we have it?
	There it is.
	Behind the scenes clip, guys, if you want to see the full POV Brian cell phone of the kickout of Priscilla, who, by the way, I think she came on.
	This was a redemption episode.
	She did well.
	So we got to give Priscilla some credit.
	You know, I think she's a work in progress.
	You know, she made some progress tonight.
	She made some progress.
	We'll get her back.
	She's going to be a based red pill Trump voter.
	Maybe, I don't know.
	Okay, whatever.
	All right, guys, like the video, please, on your way out.
	Thank you guys for tuning in.
	07s.
	Wait, oh, really quick.
	Hold on.
	Oh, my God.
	Sorry, guys.
	GG.
	To the panel.
	Okay, guys.
	Bye.
	Thank you.
	07's in the chat.
	07's in the chat.
	Good night, guys.
	I hope you guys have a good night.

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