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Are you all right? You know
what I mean? And then gen

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Z came along and I'm watching the
millennials kind of go at it with them,

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and I'm sitting there like, I
know exactly how you feel. That's

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amazing. I think he's right though. Yeah, eventually that's what's going to

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be. I've been a huge advocate
against eating healthy. I don't mean taking

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care of yourself in eating good foods
or foods that are good for you.

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I mean I'm against eating healthy as
far as the health food industry. I

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don't believe in that. Going green
I think is a goddamn lie. There's

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just no way. I don't think. I just don't see it, because,

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like I said, how can you
justify your fucking electric car if there's

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literally people dying in slavery in their
own country, in their home to get

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you the ship you need to build
that car. I love that you brought

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up the whole like eating healthy and
stuff. This is weird. I don't

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know if this is true, but
I've seen a bunch of it all on

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the line. But like I've always
said this, like take it with a

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grain salt. There was videos of
farmers being paid to destroy their crops,

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their soybean crops. This motherfucker's literally
in an excavator, like an ex vator

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like his lamber it says he gets
he gets paid more if per acre that

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he moves. Hey, bro,
I mean, let's let's be honest.

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Somebody did to get rid of a
bunch of fucking soy is probably a good

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money investment. I just don't understand
what's the point, Like why like they

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spent all that time to fucking they're
even feeding fucking soy to the cattle.

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They're feeding cattle soy. That's why
the fucking steak is starting to taste like

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fucking soy. You know what I
mean. It's like they're like, oh,

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soybean, Oh God, soybean.
Oh Jesus, it's it's the next

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meat. It's fucking terrible. I
don't want that. I want to I

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want to go back to a day
and age when I got a fucking hamburger.

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It was a hamburger. I just
don't uh like, if we're gonna

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talk like talk about this a little
bit, I'm not gonna shoot on anybody

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that wants to eat like doesn't want
to eat meat. But I've heard like,

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yeah, I'm gonna go. I'm
gonna go and jump in with Josh.

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You know, it's whatever you do
like you oh man, my nose,

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it's just you do you like do
you? I don't give a shit,

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but you gotta understand they can do
what they want to do. Just

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no, just no. I love
that you guys are just saying no,

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no, just no vegans that I'm
eating twice the meat to just qualify anything

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you're doing. But what I'm saying
is that the process of actually growing all

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these like vegetables and just things that
they typically eat on a day of the

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day basis, Yeah, okay,
we're taking a bland more and more land.

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What does that? What does that
cause? When we take up more

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land, we push out a a
species that lives there. We cut down

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the trees, we cut down like
like it starts and then next you know,

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animals start to come back in because
like, oh there's look at this

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Look at this land. It has
food everywhere. They start they start to

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eat it. And what does the
farmers have to do so they can make

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sure that they have enough crop like
crop the sill, like to actually sell.

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They kill those animals, Yeah,
to get them out of the way.

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He went on Joe Rogan and said
this very thing. It was like,

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I shoot one arrow and kill one
deer. He goes, do you

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know how many species get destroyed in
a crop of your your soybeans? He's

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like, they plow it up,
so every snake, every turtle, every

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mouth, every animal, every bug
gets you know, dismembered, and whatever

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survives is poisoned. And then they
grow the vegetable there. He's like,

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that's why the seagulls are always flying
around the combines because they're waiting to pick

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up all the meat scraps. Oh, Like, god, damn, dude,

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you can't. You can't do good
without fucking someone ever. I mean,

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that's that's what I keep saying,
Like, we're not leaving this world.

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It doesn't matter what we fucking do, if we want to do this,

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We're not leaving with blood on her
without blood on her hands, we

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have. It has to happen.
I think too, is that the message

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got distorted big time, you know, because at some point somebody came along

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and said, this is wrong.
What is you shouldn't you shouldn't kill any

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animal. You shouldn't. You shouldn't
kill an animal. You told them this

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because they fucking kill each other all
the time, and if you give them

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a chance, they'll kill us too. Yeah, there's some shit out there

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that I'll straight up kill your ass. Oh, cows are more dangerous than

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sharks to humans. Have you ever
seen the cattle get together people in the

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ocean? Yeah? Have you ever
seen like tigers ever in India? They

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get together and they're like, hey, guys, we're calling a meeting because

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we got to stop hurting other animals
because it's bad. I've not seen that

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yet. I'm waiting. Yeah,
yeah, those like yeah, all these

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people that are against eating meat,
they'll definitely watch a tiger take out a

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take down like a will to beast, and you're like, ah, this

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is this is this is the this
is the way, this is the way.

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I honestly think that the I don't
want to, I don't want to

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do this and and box people in
like this. But there's a big part

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of this whole thing that makes me
think, what kind of fucking sis superiority

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superiority complex do you have to think
that you're above nature in any way?

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You're not the same shit that kills
animals in the wild kills us. There's

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animals kill each other to survive,
to live, just like us, you

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know what I mean. I mean
even even different animals like go to war

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against each other. It's like,
this is nature. You know what is

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it? Is it? Crows and
owls? Oh yeah, yeah, dude.

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Owls are actually, I found out, are a lot more badass than

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I ever expected. Old hunt and
kill crows for the hell of it.

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Yeah, they'll straight up they will
literally they will fight a falcon a hawk.

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Yeah, and they an owl will
literally land in a hawk's nest and

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eat the babies. And they don't
give two ships at the hawks shows up

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or not. Yeah, I'm like, God, damn man, that's some

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that's some hatred. You know,
that's messed up. Yep, they're not.

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There's no committee of owls protesting it. I'll tell you what's funny too,

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is is that because the crows know
that they're outweighed. If a group

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of crows, this is a reason
they're called a murder murder. If a

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murder of crows seas an owl,
they will stop everything they're doing and go

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kill that owl as a team.
Let's see. That's like, do they

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do they have a committee? Like
do they talk about it, like if

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it's an ethical thing to do.
I don't know. I don't believe they

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care. No, I had doubt
it. Yeah, that's I think every

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time I hear that man, you
know, like, oh, you know,

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we gotta save save the animals,
save the whales. Yeah, dude,

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definitely, the best thing you can
do is leave them the fuck alone.

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Yeah, save save the you know, save the New Hampshire Gerbil.

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Yeah. I didn't even know it
was the thing. You know, Like,

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conservation I think got way out of
hand. I don't think that the

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original conservationists meant for it to be
like this, you know. Yeah,

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motherfucking Teddy Roosevelt, you know what
I mean? Like this guy killed animals

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on horseback. Yeah, but also
understood that it was important not to just

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hunt something to extinction. Yeah,
like controlling what we can do. That's

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that's I think the thing of it
is that makes the difference is is that

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animals have a certain amount of tools
they use to kill each other. For

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the most part, I don't think
any of them can do anything at range

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other than maybe like spitting cobros.
You know, as far as you know,

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they got defense. But I don't
think I can kill another one at

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range whereas we can. And understanding
that just because we can doesn't mean we

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should, Like, yeah, the
playing field will be a lot more level

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if it was all hand to hand
combat when you're hunting, right, Yeah,

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because we're never gonna chase down a
deer. I'm just saying that.

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I feel like that's like if they
said, like, Okay, we can't

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use firearms to hunt anymore, I
feel like we'll, like, we'll get

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innovative. Just think of about it. Gilly suit have a spear. Yeah,

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there's guys that do that shit.
Oh there's a hot boar like that.

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Yep, it's crazy, dude.
Now, I watched that video where

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the guy was up at the tree, dude, and the fucking boar walks

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beside the tree. Dude. He's
like and I'm like, how much as

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puckering was happening just now because I'd
be like, you didn't stab heart enough,

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is like not to get her hinnies
spanked on YouTube again. But you

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were talking about this. Have you
seen the I want to say. It's

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a short video and it is the
why you need a thirty round mag And

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it's a couple of hunters out in
the woods hunting boar and you see one

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crushed hill. Oh yeah. Then
you see like fucking forty of them crusted

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hill and the east hunters are like, oh shit, shit shit, just

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trying to not get Gordon. Oh
my god. Yeah yeah. Wild boars

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are like I think wild boars have
decided they're taking it back to us.

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Yeah. And that's another thing too, is like those like hunting like that

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too. Talking about this without putting
this guy up, but boars they'll destroy

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a whole like eco, like,
if they're in that area, they will

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destroy it in all the animals that
lived there. Oh yeah, and the

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crops and totally destroy crops. Yeah. So like, okay, are we

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saying that we just let that happen? Well, if you think about it,

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boors, if if you let boars
go right, they are very good

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at quickly becoming the top predator.
Right they if if say, say the

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boars got here naturally, like they
crossed some land bridge or they swam across

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the ocean and somehow didn't get eaten
by like thirty different fucking things on the

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way, and they landed and they're
looking around, They're like America, here

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we go. They start breeding,
they start terrorizing. Shit. They would

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literally destroy everything in their path,
but they wouldn't quite do it fast enough

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to make it a wasteland. Right. They would probably starve out multiple species.

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They would probably take the deer population
down a big notch. Coyote populations

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would falter. How do you compete
with something bigger than you and stronger?

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You know what I mean? Wolves
are not gonna go after a pack of

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forty fucking boars. No, I
would hesitate to even think a bear would

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go after that many boars. A
bear would probably be like, Eh,

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I'm just gonna I found a bee
hive ever here, I'm just gonna I'm

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just gonna get at you guys,
do you I'm just gonna sit up in

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this tree for a while. Yeah, enjoy your hoobs. So yeah,

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good, good, good job,
guys kill that forest. Yeah, But

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eventually as the boars moved back here
where they just were, ship would start

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growing again. You know what I
mean. You would take millions of boars

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to do the damage that we expect
them to do. And the bad part

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is is that they're never going to
self sustain that. Well, eventually you'll

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have so many boars that dose ease
will become a factor. Cannibalism will become

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a factor. Bors will go after
each other. They will basically self correct

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their population without it, you know, if they figure out they can eat

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us. Oh, they definitely self
correct our population too. Yeah. Yeah,

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as soon as they can figure out
they could eat us and then figure

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out where the uses are that don't
have firearms. Yeah, I still think

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that a boar they became a top
you know, a top predator with good

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reason. They're efficient, yeah,
omnivorous, they're huge, you know,

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they can get big as hell.
You know, they're not like the cute

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little wilber pig you see, you
know, Yeah, they get big,

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real big. So I would have
to say to like animal activists and such,

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if you get mauled by a boar, just remember that he earned that

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place in evolution. So are you
really going to take that away from him.

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Yeah, he worked millions of years
to become that powerful and that efficient.

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Yeah bitch, you didn't. Yeah
I didn't. I'll still shoot his

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ass though, if I have a
chance. Oh bet, Yeah, I

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see wild hogs coming across the field
back here, I'm dropping him, and

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I just I just feel like,
no matter what we say, like it's

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gonna fall on deaf ears because yeah, when somebody's really passionate about something,

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they're never gonna listen to any type
of reason or the reason why we do

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things that we do, because like, yeah, there is a shitload of

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shadiness that happens on in the world
daily. Sure, yeah, But so

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no matter what, it doesn't matter
if we're trying to like say something to

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somebody, it's it's just they just
think it's a ruse. They we're just

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trying to blow smoke up their ass, And that's the that's I feel like

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that's the hardest thing nowadays, is
like trying to get past somebody into like

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So it's not that I'm trying to
like, hey, I want to shove

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meat down your throat, It's not
that. It's just that listen to what

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we're saying and the reasons why we
do that. Everybody, you know,

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they follow their their beliefs, you
know. That's yeah, that's how it

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is. I mean, do I
really care if somebody's a vegan? Not

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really. You know, if you
want to live your life emaciated and sickly

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looking and just go for it,
right, I would still be your friend.

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Not really. It's just like you
know, I am not. I'm

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always I'm gonna be a meat eater. I can't help it. I like

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I like meat. It's it's it's
my thing, you know, liked it

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ever since I was a wee lass
you know, still do. And I'm

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just like the the idea of just
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know, I'm not, I just
can't. I've never looked at a plant

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and went, god, that looks
just delicious. I just want to chew

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on that leaf. Mushrooms, taters. Mushrooms and taters are pretty awesome.

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Yeah, yeah, you know what
they go really good with though, meat

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eat you know what the a's part
of what potato is is when you put

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an animal buy product on it,
like butter. Oh yeah, yeah,

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for sure. You ever, I
wonder if like if vegan like bodybuilders are

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like celery and taters. Yeah,
mushrooms and taters. How would you do

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that? You would have to consume
protein powder. Just eating fucking beans,

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like NonStop. Every time you get
a lift something, you're just ask blasting

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the guys behind you. Just oh
sorry, guys, it's all he's got

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damn beans, you know, proteins. Meanwhile, I'm out there peacefully eating

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my hamburger, not bodybuilding, not
bodybuilding like a good citizen. Yeah,

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yeah, consume What what else we
got going on here? I know there's

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something about China? Right? Yeah? Man, what's what are they up

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to? Now? So you know, we we got to worry about um

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AI first account stories, right,
We just talked about this on the last

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show. Yeah, you know that's
a major problem. Now you've got artificial

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intelligence writing in first accounter stories,
and all you're gonna do is feed all

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of these channels that are pumping out
bullshit, right, but you're feeding us

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in a different way. Yeahere like
this feels fishy. So we've got something

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else to worry about now. China
has built a flying saucer. That's what

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we needed. Yeah, So what
makes this one especially problematic is that you

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can take it for a ride.
Oh my god, it's manned. That's

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amazing. Shins In Ufo Technology is
the name of the company, and they

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did their debut flight at the Shinzen
Talent Park. It's dubbed the i UFO.

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Oh shit, it looks like a
It literally looks like one of the

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like a drone. It's like a
quad copt or whatever. Right. The

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craft has no passenger seat, but
it does take off and land vertically resting

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on the ground on its three supports. It is powered by a battery pack,

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so it's really only got about fifteen
minutes of airtime, but it can

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go up two hundred meters in the
air and as fast as fifty kilometers per

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hour, which I really wish they'd
give us that in bald eagle and barbecue

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sauce. I know. Apparently this
only took three three years of build too,

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let's not too terrible. No,
so they from drawing to development in

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three years. Now, imagine where
we're going to be kind I know,

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the three years. Yeah, if
they get a get a gasoline engine on

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that bad boy, get that flight
time up. Did you see that?

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I think Tyler is allergic to Chinese
UFOs. Oh he did did he sneezed.

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He sneezed. It looks like Tyler
is actually reporting from one of those

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crafts. Right now, let's go, let's go to Tyler and see.

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Uh, Tyler, what's it like
inside there? What's it like inside the

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the UFO? I'm just checking my
Facebook. Oh, it's fun. That's

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good. I see you have some
You have all kinds of technology behind you

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there, Like what can you tell
us a little bit about some of this?

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Like, uh, yeah, make
this full screen so I can actually

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see what he's got going on in
there. Yeah, that thing right there,

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that's the the Maju Hinky over here, uh over here two that those

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were created by Professor Doumahicky right,
yeah, yeah, Hey, hold on

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a second. Here is that little
Caesar's crazy bread on the table directly over

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your shoulder? It does look like
that. No, Why, well,

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I had to get something to eat, and they're crazy. Braid is probably

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the only thing that's good at that
place. I want to know what's in

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the box under the coshing, because
that is very obviously like a product box.

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That's not a table. You can
see the flap. You can see

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the flap of the Yeah, is
that a box of porn? Do you

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have a box of pornography going on
in your space hip? Let's make Tyler

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bigger again. I want to look
around the spaceship some more. Yeah.

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Yeah, let's let's do this.
Let's let's get into this all right,

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here we go. Okay, okay, So it looks to me like that

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is so you can see the carrying
handle and the box flaps. That is

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definitely that's definitely a box of porn. Yeah, for sure. He's tried

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to disguise with a coshon on top
of it. It looks like the mischie

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like up to the top left there, it looks like he has a ski

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ball machine. It does in his
spaceship. Yeah, yeah, you gotta

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have comforts man. Yeah. Interesting, right, I'm okay. So directly

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over Tyler's head, there's a little
circular screen. What is on that screen?

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What's he watching back there? Looks
like he's got the matrix on?

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Is it the matrix? I thought
it was nice for at to Oh now.

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The other question is if you look
out the window on the right,

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yeah, it looks like you're looking
at Africa. Yeah, I'm in space

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right now. What's in the window
on the left yeah, what is it,

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because by perspective, that's not making
it. Are you like between the

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moon in Africa? Right now?
Yeah? Okay, okay, eating crazy

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broad and watching porn. I mean
I can definitely think it worse worst ways

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to spend a Sunday. I mean, this is true. This is true.

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I don't know, and it is
interesting though. I didn't even think

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the technology was out available to the
public yet. So that's uh, that's

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cool that he he got in on
that. Yeah, Tyler, your background

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made for a really interesting eight minutes
of discussion. I like this. It

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is like, well you were talking
about it. That is AI. This

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is a generated picture. That's what
AI thinks is they think they make tables

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out of discarded boxes with cushions and
crazy bread. Yep. Yeah yeah.

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And the let me tell you this
is the prompt that I use for for

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that said space is a sci fi
room. Mhmm. Tell your favorite ducked

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down a little bit. I want
to see what's directly behind your head.

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Okay, so the table is lighting
up under him. Look at that.

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There's yeah, red looking eyes or
something. Yeah, yeah, let me

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do this here you go there we
go, all right? Interesting, Why

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does that stool not have wheels.
I noticed that it's ah it floats,

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it has a Okay, yeah,
it's kind of a hover a hover chair.

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Okay, okay, nice. Nice, It's a very interesting room.

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Denny Era your spaces. I'm actually
reporting to you, guys from the middle

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of an Evil Dead movie set.
Really, I thought you were in the

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middle of the wildfires, wildfires up
in Canada. Dude, thank you for

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bringing that up. What when did
Canada decide that we were a giant bee

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hive in America? Why are they
smoking us out? Like were we like

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about to go invade Canada or something? And they were like, quick,

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smoke them, smoke them out.
Monday, I know, I didn't know

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about this until third tday. Okay, Monday, I'm working and all of

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a sudden, I just start coughing
like crazy, and I'm like, God,

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damn, what the hell is going
on. I'm just coughing and coughing,

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and I'm like, fucking allergies,
man. But this ship went on

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for a while Tuesday, about the
same time I started getting that tickle on

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my throat again. I'm like,
dude, I hate this time of year,

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the allergies, you know. And
then by Thursday, somebody was like,

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can you believe all this smoke?
The hell are you talking about?

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They're like Canada, Like, what's
what's wrong with Canada? They're like the

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wildfires, the smoke is all the
way down here. Yeah, They're like,

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you haven't been paying attention to the
air quality alerts. So I'm like,

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oh, those are for the elderly
and asthmatic people. I know.

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I'm like, what we work outside, they don't, they don't care,

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I know. I'm like, what
the hell is that? Then they were

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saying that like Monday was the worst
day and it's just progressively gotten less ever

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since. And I'm like, then
I looked it up, started, you

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know, investigating a little bit,
and I'm like like, holy shit,

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you're not gonna believe this. Canada's
on fire and it's a lot. And

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then I saw some videos of helicopters
dumping fuel onto the fires. I'm like,

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somebody fucking told that guy the wrong
thing. There's literally videos of helicopters

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with these giant buckets pouring flammable liquid
on places to get it to ignite.

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I don't understand. I don't understand
this. What are they I don't understand

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is this like on purpose? Is
this like they're trying to burn out a

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spot or something like what is going
on? Because like America's literally like a

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shitty bar right now? Yeah?
Are Yeah the pictures from New Yorker quite

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comical. Not comical, but you
know, like there's like billboards of things

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to say. I think it's Diablo
is coming out or something like that,

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and this is Welcome to Hell.
And just above that billboard is this red

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sky and the filled with smoke?
Yeah, I think, But yeah,

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that's a to answer that question,
because I feel like I've heard this before.

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They go ahead, like if they
know where the wildfire's heading, they

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try to burn like a little bit
of the forest, like right there before

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it gets to it, So they'll
burn that, they'll get that out and

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by the time that reaches it,
it has nothing to catch around it.

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Okay, that's what I think.
That's the reason why I've heard this somewhere,

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but I can't remember what. Listener
of the show Derek Morris, it's

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really really cool guy. I like
to get him on here one day the

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bullshit with us uh sent to him
this and that is the sun. Yeah,

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in the middle of the day,
and I think that's crazy. Yeah,

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somebody saying that there's actually a conspiracy
theory going around on this because they

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were watching it. Yeah, there's
always the conspiracies something. Um. Apparently

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they were watching like like there was
satellite feed of the day before and the

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like like hours before it started,
like the fires started and this uh I

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think it was a Quebec that they
were looking at and they were watching it

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and all of these fires randomly like
spread out all over that just started at

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the same time. So they were
saying that that's weird that it's started at

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the same time, like you could
see like one starting and then the other

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one starting, and like like because
there are certain factors that would have to

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be for it how to start like
that? How far away? Well,

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you mean these sites where it starts
at the same time, I mean,

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are we talking like substantial distance or
it looked like from what they were showing

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like it was it was like I
hate to see it, but it's a

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TikTok real or some real or whatever. Yea. So it didn't show that

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much, but the way that it
looked like it was miles between each little

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and there were like decent sections like
probably like five acre plots of land that

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were just all around miles away from
each other. That we're just starting up,

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like you, because you'll start to
see smoke just pour like pouring up

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into the like to the air,
like upward. I know, if it

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gets dry enough, Yeah, if
it gets dry enough outside and enough discarded

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leaves and you know, or organics
are piled up, they will start to

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smolder. I mean even that could
be a big area. And if if

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it's you know, if you've got
a big swatch of forest, it's got

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a lot of sediment pile up,
and over here it starts to smolder,

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and so does and it does over
here also yeah, I mean multi first

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case scenario. Yeah, mulch bads, dude, multip will spontaneously, um,

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start smoldering, and you know,
it's dry out. I don't know

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if it's as dry up there as
it is down here. Um. Did

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you guys see what I put on
Facebook on my personal paget I put a

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picture up of the El Camino on
the back of it where I had I

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had literally washed this thing like um
last weekend. Yeah, pressure wash,

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scrubbed, you know, clean.
Oh yeah wow, yeah, so you

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want to throw that up or that'd
be great. It's yeah, let me

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grab them real quick. That's just
crazy how dry it is out there.

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There's nothing keeping the dirt on earth
at the moment. Here. If there's

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no grass, the dirt's flying in
the air. You can watch like these

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dust clouds and ship flowing around.
There's a little bit of it here.

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Yeah, look at that. Yeah. And worst case scenario too, is

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if if like I had a big
pile of malt here a year ago and

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I was out there turning it over
every every weekend because it was legitimately smoldering.

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You know what I mean, Look
at all that. That's crazy,

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dude. You know that's something I
never even paid attention to that here.

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I bet you, I bet you
I have the same thing going on.

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I literally pressure washed and used my
phone cannon and hand wiped that entire car,

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and then took detailer leather detailer and
canned vinyl detailer and cleaned and handwiped

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that entire time oo cover. Yeah, and it you can't tell you can't

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tell it all. It's crazy,
Yeah, I know that. Yeah.

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Like the worst case scenario is the
wind blows mhm, you know, in

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the in a smolder. But you
know also too, didn't we have like

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a dust storm out west like a
few weeks back? It was like,

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yeah, I mean that doesn't help
because it's it just sucks what whatever moisture

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has left out of the air.
We Uh, there was like to the

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add to the conspiracy because they said
that it's like you heard about all of

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the Trene derailments and the water being
polluted, and then now they're polluting the

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air. Isn't there a missing train
or something like that going on right now?

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Too? There was what isn't there
a train that went missing in the

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US? I thought I saw that
and I was going to bring it on

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the show, but I told I
forgot about that until you said train derailment.

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Yeah. But like be all that
being said, I don't know,

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when you think of conspiracies, you
just you start grasping at strolls like,

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okay, this happened and then now
this is happening. So uh, I

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don't know that. I don't know
what would be the purpose of this conspiracy

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other than like unless they want to
fully try to kill us. Oh yeah,

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okay, I'm not totally crazy on
this one. Sixty thousand pounds of

405
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ammonia nitrate is missing. Oh that's
not good in a train shipment. Sixty

406
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thousand pounds. That's a that's a
really really bad chemical to lose. To

407
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be honest with you, are we
sure it wasn't. Uh, Walter White

408
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and Jesse Pinkman. I don't know
if you guys remember that episode that's why

409
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the UNI bomber was found dead.
Huh Right, Oh that's a really man

410
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a show just came full circle.
Yeah. Yeah, for those that are

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listening, thousand pounds that don't know
the world there was the world Tracer knows

412
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the what the hell was the of
the building he blew up? Say,

413
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Oklahoma City bombing too, Oklahoma City
builder, Now that was that's another dude,

414
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same same ship though, right,
I mean the same chemical diesel fuel

415
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in among the nitrate, huge explosion, sixty thousand pounds. Holy shit,

416
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I bet the diesel reservoirs are fucking
on lockdown right now. You got that

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much shit missing. It's it's safe
to say that there's some kind of James

418
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Bond super villain out there right now. And he's like, I'm gonna look

419
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up how much among the nitrate it
took to blow up um the Oklahoma city

420
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building. Imagine it was I man, it had to be a good amount.

421
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Right. Let's see here he had
two tons of ammoniunitrate. That's all

422
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you had X four thousand pounds Jesus
Christ, four thousand pounds and sixty thousand

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pounds is missing thirty tons? Yeah, because it says here that the the

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thirty tons thirty tons was the rail
car that it was loaded onto was found.

425
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Okay, was it empty? Like
the thing that empty? So like

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it's that's that episode of h but
breaking bad. Remember remember when they took

427
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that what was it the mephylamine,
they switched it with water. Yeah,

428
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the train that could have happened somebody, Like did that train stop anywhere in

429
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the middle of nowhere? That's that's
the key. Okay, this this ship

430
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was on the it was on the
road for two weeks when it left,

431
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it was sealed. When they found
it, it was empty, no visible

432
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like leaks. Well that's what they're
they're saying that they're they're um their suspicion

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is that a leak might have developed
in the car and it literally just like

434
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fertilized the land for for two weeks. Is it as it went traveling but

435
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what form did it get travel?
Because have you guys ever seen amon nitrate

436
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in person? It's in pellets.
It's a white pellet. Yeah, exactly

437
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when you get potting soiled the little
white peebees nitrates. I didn't know that.

438
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Yeah, it's pretty wild, man, I mean I would be suspicious.

439
00:37:07.599 --> 00:37:09.960
You know what if it's showed up
and it's just empty, I'd be

440
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like, how much? How much
is that? How how what's the cost

441
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on that pas? I don't know, I don't know. Uh, con

442
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is about nine hundred and seventy two
dollars, so roughly not that much.

443
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No, I know, it's it's
still it's still a financial amount of money,

444
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but not as much as I was
like thinking it was, because we're

445
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we're jumping to the fact that it
went missing, like somebody's going to use

446
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it for malicious intent. Then on
top of it, you gotta think who,

447
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like was a like did they vet
anybody that actually loaded that particular car?

448
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Yeah, because was it loaded?
There's a chance that somebody, I

449
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mean just didn't do their fucking job. It's I mean, that's a that

450
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chemical is it's on a list,
like it's on the federal list. So

451
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they can't do anything with it without
it being observed, like it there has

452
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to be record of it loaded and
unloaded, and the loaded record was good.

453
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You could see it loaded when it
got there though it was empty,

454
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and I'm sure they were standing there
like fuck, I'm so fired. Yeah

455
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right, oh no, uh,
I don't even think fired would be my

456
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fucking thing. I was like,
I gotta leave the country. So even

457
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if there even if there isn't a
conspiracy theory based on this, can we

458
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agree that train cars hauling hazardous chemicals
should probably have a better fail safe than

459
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all the bottom gate dislodged and it
just dumped it as it was going down

460
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the road. Yeah, you know, because like ammonionitrate being spread across training

461
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tracks for one hundred thousand miles or
whatever they did. You know, I'm

462
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an astronomical amount here. It was
an eight hundred mile journey. I'm sorry,

463
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So I'm sixty thousand pounds of ammoniunitrate
being spread across the eight hundred miles.

464
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It really isn't going to do much
if it's an even spread, except

465
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for grow the grass really well on
the train tracks. Like, yeah,

466
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they come back a while. It's
like grants like six foot high. It's

467
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right, but that's ammonionitrate not a
big problem. We put it in our

468
00:39:42.880 --> 00:39:45.239
potted plants outside. You know.
Yeah, what if it was something else?

469
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Like the entire fact that they lost
sixty thousand pounds of explosives aside,

470
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what if something else would have leaked
out of this? Like this is the

471
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best we've got is all the bottom
gate popped open? Yeah, Like what

472
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if it was like some fucking radioactive
material or even ammonia. Like I'm just

473
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saying, like, what darnate again? Yeah, the inspector, Like I'm

474
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just saying, like, whoever had
to inspect the whole whole car, he's

475
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definitely going to get fired. If
that's the case. Is the rail industry

476
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really just hiring anybody? Is that
what's going on? From what when we

477
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talked about the derailment thing, I
think if there really is, I know

478
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that some people call it a conspiracy, but that they're like skeleton crews.

479
00:40:37.119 --> 00:40:42.920
Yeah yeah, but even nint man
you think that, like, you know,

480
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we've had a shitload of derailments all
over the news. Maybe we should

481
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do a really good job of inspecting
our train cars. Yeah, the the

482
00:40:50.599 --> 00:40:54.599
inspector on that one was probably a
kid that has a visual arts degree.

483
00:40:57.679 --> 00:41:01.440
Philosophy, Yeah, philosophy degree.
I wonder if he's like, what if

484
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what really is a bottom gate?
What is a bottom gate? How do

485
00:41:08.280 --> 00:41:15.960
how do you identify a working or
not working bottom gate? Well, I

486
00:41:15.960 --> 00:41:21.360
mean you could start with sixty thousand
pounds of ammonium nitrate, and if it's

487
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not there when it arrives, that's
probably that's a strong indication there's probably something

488
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wrong. Oh boys, what are
we to end an episode? Yeah,

489
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it's like, everybody, have a
great, great time. There's sixty thousand

490
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pounds of you know, dead like
deadly possible deadly ingredients floating around there somewhere

491
00:41:46.159 --> 00:41:51.920
spread around the track. I mean
spread over eight hundred miles. If it

492
00:41:52.000 --> 00:41:54.440
was spread, I mean you think
about like a salt truck holding a ton

493
00:41:54.480 --> 00:42:00.719
of salt. Salt doesn't go very
far. Yeah, I mean, I

494
00:42:00.760 --> 00:42:06.719
can't help but wander though. This
is my suspicious mind that at some point

495
00:42:07.440 --> 00:42:15.639
there was a conversation that was like
that gate was not leaking, and they're

496
00:42:15.679 --> 00:42:20.800
like, yeah, but we know
that nobody else does. I can't help

497
00:42:20.840 --> 00:42:22.519
but to wonder if they were like, is it better to say we had

498
00:42:22.519 --> 00:42:29.440
a faulty gate, or is it
better to say that shit fucking disappeared and

499
00:42:29.480 --> 00:42:34.079
we have no idea how I wonder
if they're like, you know, we

500
00:42:34.119 --> 00:42:37.280
need to throw something out there that's
not going to get us like in big

501
00:42:37.320 --> 00:42:42.039
trouble. Yeah, but I guess
we'll find out, won't we. Right

502
00:42:42.760 --> 00:42:49.559
if some big ass like thing blows
up somewhere and somebody fucking everybody's gonna be

503
00:42:49.599 --> 00:42:57.920
sitting there like, hey, train
guys, So, yeah, we found

504
00:42:57.920 --> 00:43:06.320
your pneumonia nitrate leaking gate. Huh
fucking dicks. Yeah, but uh,

505
00:43:06.480 --> 00:43:09.320
I guess since we're gonna end this
one, uh, I guess it would

506
00:43:09.360 --> 00:43:17.400
probably be the best I had that
one the whistleblower, uh uh to talk

507
00:43:17.440 --> 00:43:22.840
about about UFOs ull folds. Yeah, he's getting that guy's getting dragged through

508
00:43:22.840 --> 00:43:28.360
the fucking mud. Yeah. So
I guess we'll we'll let we'll let the

509
00:43:28.559 --> 00:43:30.719
media kind of tear it apart,
and then we'll we'll bring it up next

510
00:43:30.719 --> 00:43:36.639
time. Unds. Good? All
right, Well you're all out there,

511
00:43:37.800 --> 00:43:42.199
take care of each other, take
care of our planet. Yeah, the

512
00:43:42.280 --> 00:43:52.360
best you can flow see you,
guys. I mean a lot of fertilized

513
00:43:52.400 --> 00:43:55.639
fucking train tracks. I mean,
how do you you can easily just drive

514
00:43:55.639 --> 00:43:59.440
to a crossing and be like,
we found one. It was leaking.

515
00:44:00.440 --> 00:44:05.559
Yeah, that's what I'm saying,
Like, if they verify this, if

516
00:44:05.559 --> 00:44:16.320
they backtrack, like but there's like
there's going yeah, entire crops and soils

517
00:44:19.760 --> 00:44:39.000
the track h