Cause Of Learjet Crash All Makes Sense EP-427 - The Daily Dose Show
2026-11-05
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I think they should reinstate 2:17 Speaker 1 three terms, to be honest. When you talk about the crazies, are you considering the hippies 2:21 Speaker 1 to be the first crazy people that when shit kind of started going downhill when the paper 2:25 Speaker 1 was like, let's just fuck everybody man and do a bunch of drugs and not have wars and 2:28 Speaker 1 everything. Those people over there, they're cool, man. We got sex with them. I'm gonna 2:32 Speaker 1 say Vietnam. I mean, I think Vietnam is what changed America, right? And that's when you 2:36 Speaker 1 started seeing all the crazies come out. But, you know, I think that there's a lot of issues 2:42 Speaker 1 with the presidency. Like for one dude, we should you should not be able to hold any political 2:46 Speaker 1 office over the age of 67. Like everybody's crazy at 67. I had a customer. I told you about 2:53 Speaker 1 the customer a few weeks ago, the old lady that I had that told me to trim a tree when 2:57 Speaker 1 I was next door. I went and knocked on the door to get the check and she didn't know who I was. 3:00 Speaker 1 Don't tell you about that. No, I did not. He was crazy. 3:04 Speaker 1 So FDR was, let's see, he died. It's third turn MDIM when he was 62. So yeah, he was a little 3:10 Speaker 1 younger but people didn't live as long back then. 3:12 Speaker 1 Um, that why do you keep saying that? 3:15 Speaker 1 You always it's like it's like every time we get on the show I always I know I'm gonna 3:20 Speaker 1 hear three or three things from brand one we're gonna talk about a rose about I don't 3:25 Speaker 1 know which one but a rose about this gonna come up we talked about that he's gonna say 3:30 Speaker 1 people didn't live as long back then it's always it doesn't matter what what century you're 3:35 Speaker 1 talking about and then you Google it and you go, huh, that's weird. 3:39 Speaker 1 But Jesus is, you know, third cousin lived to be 936. 3:43 Speaker 1 I thought he'd have died at 14. 3:45 Speaker 1 Um, and then third one, do you know what the third one is that you always talk about? 3:48 Speaker 1 Um, something about with, uh, some kind of off the wall fact that 3:52 Speaker 1 Chuck's like, no way that's not real. 3:54 Speaker 1 No, Hitler always comes up either. 3:56 Speaker 1 And sometimes you talk about him in a very negative way. 3:59 Speaker 1 And then other times you're like, man, that guy really was smart though. 4:02 Speaker 1 I mean, am I wrong? 4:03 Speaker 1 Am I wrong? 4:03 Speaker 1 So I never know how that's gonna come up. 4:05 Speaker 1 But those are the three things 4:07 Speaker 1 that I can always count on you for. 4:08 Speaker 1 But either way, and I hate to even admit this 4:13 Speaker 1 because I wasn't going to, 4:15 Speaker 1 but I just thought about it and I changed my mind. 4:17 Speaker 1 I did not know how, 4:19 Speaker 1 I did not know that he did three terms. 4:22 Speaker 1 I didn't know that we ever had a president that did that. 4:24 Speaker 1 Why did he do three terms? 4:25 Speaker 1 What was the reason for that? 4:27 Speaker 1 Oh, I think it was, you know, we're like in World War II 4:29 Speaker 1 and he's probably like, yeah, 4:30 Speaker 1 we probably don't need to have like a change of power 4:32 Speaker 1 this time we probably need to just re-elect somebody and I think the American people were 4:36 Speaker 1 just I mean they had an election they're just like can we just let this guy kind of run 4:40 Speaker 1 with it I mean we don't really want to change shit right now in the middle of war and everything 4:43 Speaker 1 and did he die? 4:45 Speaker 1 Oh yeah he died yeah yeah no isn't that why no I'm not I'm not I'm really died but I'm 4:50 Speaker 1 saying isn't that the reason that Truman became president? 4:52 Speaker 1 And we had the polio let's see so it's the polio polio which comes from the Ohio State 5:00 Speaker 1 University. So yeah, the third term start was January 20, 1941. And let's see the term and 5:09 Speaker 1 oh, he was going to start a fourth term 1945. And then he died. Yeah. So he didn't get to 5:14 Speaker 1 do the fourth term. Well, it's a good thing he didn't because Truman's one who ended the 5:18 Speaker 1 war. Yeah, I think he was banking on he was going to just keep that war going forever. 5:21 Speaker 1 And just because the war the war made, you know, the US very economically strong because 5:26 Speaker 1 we were got to build a bunch of tanks and missiles and bombs and bullets and guns. 5:30 Speaker 1 So it helped us out a good bit. 5:31 Speaker 1 Really, we, we, we came out really good at the end of the war. 5:34 Speaker 1 We needed the war. 5:35 Speaker 1 Yeah, our population took a hit, but, uh, but man, financially we were great. 5:39 Speaker 1 I mean, less mouse to feed. 5:40 Speaker 1 I mean, that's one way to sell it, right? 5:42 Speaker 1 Hey, well, then hundreds of thousands of soldiers to their death. 5:45 Speaker 1 That'll fix everything. 5:46 Speaker 1 It did. 5:47 Speaker 1 Yeah, it did. 5:47 Speaker 1 Because, uh, if not, I mean, you know, before that was the great 5:50 Speaker 1 impression and we were, everyone was poor and still dying. 5:52 Speaker 1 So at least now people were dying and we were, you know, making a lot of money off 5:55 Speaker 1 of it. 5:55 Speaker 1 So, I mean, it's better, you know, to be fighting for your country and die in versus, you know, 5:59 Speaker 1 living in a dust bowl and just starving to death. 6:01 Speaker 1 All I got to say is when you think of Roosevelt, what's the one act that happened on his watch 6:09 Speaker 1 that you remember him because of? 6:11 Speaker 1 Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor. 6:14 Speaker 1 What's the one act that Truman did that you remember him for? 6:19 Speaker 1 Um, he inspired that movie The Truman Show. 6:23 Speaker 1 No, he did not. 6:24 Speaker 1 And why do you think that? No, he did not inspire that. He had a huge accomplishment during his 6:29 Speaker 1 presidency. 6:30 Speaker 1 I couldn't tell you. I know his name was Harry dropped a couple bombs that you might have 6:34 Speaker 1 heard of. He was a new, okay, he was new. I didn't know who to do. He was the last president 6:38 Speaker 1 that had the balls to pull the trigger, man. And that takes balls, dude. And now they're 6:42 Speaker 1 saying that Trump's going to do that and I ran. But according to what I read, and I'm 6:47 Speaker 1 not going to say I agree or disagree, because Israel's trying to push Trump to do it. Oh, 6:53 Speaker 1 Think Glenn Beck and all these other weirdos Tucker Carlson. They all think he's gonna do it 6:58 Speaker 1 But I mean we've had presidents do it in the past, but I just man 7:02 Speaker 1 I I can't imagine how big of balls you had to drop a nuke or drop an atomic bomb 7:07 Speaker 1 We've had a president do we haven't had president dance 7:09 Speaker 1 There's there been a nuke dropped on the earth since we blew up Japan twice 7:12 Speaker 1 There's been two though. So I mean I mean two like the president dropped two bombs 7:18 Speaker 1 So it is plural still but that president's though 7:23 Speaker 1 of 7:25 Speaker 1 the 7:30 Speaker 1 the 7:34 Speaker 1 the equivalent of you know of playing basketball against the group of people in 7:38 Speaker 1 wheelchairs i mean there's just there what that no one else had the bomb you know no one else had that technology so we 7:43 Speaker 1 just use it and everyone's like 7:44 Speaker 1 uh... trims are we could never do that again that was really bad that was a little much than what i expected of those people are 7:50 Speaker 1 They're gonna suffer the the cost for the you know the rest of eternity and then eventually they'll be friends with us 7:54 Speaker 1 But now we don't do it as much because everyone's got fucking nuked for the most part anyone 7:58 Speaker 1 That's anybody anybody that somebody has nuked right now if your country doesn't have nukes 8:02 Speaker 1 I just shut the fuck up, but if you if you were president if you're just envisioned for some reason Truman looking at his advisors, you know 8:09 Speaker 1 And he's like so 8:10 Speaker 1 Let's say I dropped the bomb in Japan. How many casualties are you thinking and they were like 8:17 Speaker 1 like maybe two or 300, you know? 8:20 Speaker 1 And he's like, oh, you know, I can live with that. 8:23 Speaker 1 And then they drop it and he's watching the footage 8:25 Speaker 1 of like everybody's skin melting off. 8:27 Speaker 1 And he killed how many people died? 8:29 Speaker 1 50,000 people died in Hiroshima, correct? 8:31 Speaker 1 I mean, I think it was over 50. 8:33 Speaker 1 Well, it wasn't that big of a city, 8:35 Speaker 1 but he just wanted to make a point, you know? 8:37 Speaker 1 Like, hey, and then drop Nokka-Saki, 8:39 Speaker 1 which I think was 20,000. 8:40 Speaker 1 I'm gonna say 70,000 people died 8:43 Speaker 1 in the time of bombs being dropped. 8:45 Speaker 1 Am I close? 8:46 Speaker 1 So the reevaluations by then in 1945, 8:48 Speaker 1 placing the combined toll around 210,000. 8:51 Speaker 1 Oh, God, that would, I'd be pissed if I was president 8:55 Speaker 1 and you told me I was only gonna kill a few hundred people. 8:59 Speaker 1 A few hundred thousand? 9:00 Speaker 1 Yeah, see, that's, to me, that's kind of odd. 9:03 Speaker 1 I mean, I guess they just weren't as densely populated 9:06 Speaker 1 because now Japan's like really densely populated, right? 9:09 Speaker 1 I mean, Tokyo, but you know, why didn't we drop? 9:12 Speaker 1 I know, I'm not trying to say to have been better 9:15 Speaker 1 if we dropped it on Tokyo, because I don't want to say that, you know, 9:17 Speaker 1 killing millions of people get your point across any better than 200,000. 9:21 Speaker 1 But why did they choose here, 9:23 Speaker 1 Shima and Naka Saki because they had their building war materials there? 9:28 Speaker 1 No, cause they just knew Tokyo was sacred. 9:30 Speaker 1 And then if we destroyed Tokyo, they'd have nothing to live for than they would 9:32 Speaker 1 have just the entire entirety of Japan would have just been like, all right, 9:35 Speaker 1 we got another live for let's just send everything we've got back to the U S. 9:38 Speaker 1 Let's send everybody men, women and children. 9:40 Speaker 1 If you could fit the plane and steer this to the America, 9:42 Speaker 1 that you can just crash it wherever you want. 9:44 Speaker 1 Cause at that point they would have just died, 9:46 Speaker 1 cause their country would have been ruined. 9:47 Speaker 1 But Tokyo was still standing, so the Samarazs are like, 9:49 Speaker 1 all right, we'll chin out, we come down. 9:51 Speaker 1 Okay, okay, so with that logic Brandon, 9:55 Speaker 1 if we ever got Japan, right? 9:58 Speaker 1 And let's say another superpower was like, 10:01 Speaker 1 we gotta make a point here. 10:02 Speaker 1 We gotta destroy two cities in America. 10:05 Speaker 1 We don't wanna destroy their, I guess, capitals 10:09 Speaker 1 or the places that they cherish the most. 10:12 Speaker 1 So we're just going to make a point. 10:13 Speaker 1 We're going to blow up two cities. 10:15 Speaker 1 What two cities in America get targeted? 10:16 Speaker 1 Like if you were an evil Russian dictator and you had to drop two atomic bombs on America, 10:24 Speaker 1 which two cities do you choose to make your point to make your point but not go too far? 10:29 Speaker 1 Because New York's off the map, right? 10:31 Speaker 1 Yeah, that's New York. 10:32 Speaker 1 We would have, yeah, if New York gets destroyed, I mean, there goes all our money. 10:35 Speaker 1 So we're going to be like, fuck it. 10:36 Speaker 1 We don't have anything else to live for. 10:37 Speaker 1 Let's go over there and fight and kill everybody that took away our money. 10:40 Speaker 1 Obviously the first one is going to be LA, right? 10:42 Speaker 1 I mean, that's just where... 10:43 Speaker 1 You can't take away LA because the movie industry. 10:46 Speaker 1 Atlanta's got a bigger movie industry. 10:47 Speaker 1 So LA would be what they targeted. 10:49 Speaker 1 Obviously there's a bunch of rich people there and you know, there's densely populated. 10:52 Speaker 1 So they probably hit LA and I don't know if they're really going to... 10:57 Speaker 1 They probably would want to hit someone on the East Coast. 10:59 Speaker 1 They probably hit Atlanta awesome more than likely. 11:01 Speaker 1 Just for the fact that we got the world's busiest airport here and we got a lot of companies 11:06 Speaker 1 have their headquarters here and it's a major, major hub. 11:09 Speaker 1 But I'll if, you know, we've always looked us up back in the day. 11:11 Speaker 1 There used to be like a website that you go to and like, are you in the blush radius and we'd 11:16 Speaker 1 check Atlanta. 11:17 Speaker 1 We're good down here. 11:18 Speaker 1 You probably got to get wiped out. 11:19 Speaker 1 But down here, Brian, we're good. 11:21 Speaker 1 You got to get to the, you know, you start, you start seeing big plans coming, you better 11:24 Speaker 1 head to the cabin. 11:25 Speaker 1 All right. 11:26 Speaker 1 Hopefully you get out in time before the bombs drop. 11:27 Speaker 1 I agree. 11:28 Speaker 1 I agree with the Atlanta. 11:29 Speaker 1 I think Atlanta is definitely, definitely a huge target. 11:31 Speaker 1 Cause it's in middle of the United States. 11:33 Speaker 1 It shows the capability, not in the middle, but it's in the little bit. 11:36 Speaker 1 It's not, you know, DC, New York. 11:39 Speaker 1 not heavily protected. There's not a lot of military bases here. Atlanta's gone. There's 11:44 Speaker 1 no way Atlanta's not one of the first five targets hit in the United States. The other 11:48 Speaker 1 one I would go. I know this sounds terrible, right? But I feel like I can fly in Canadian 11:54 Speaker 1 airspace pretty easy without being detected, right? I just feel like they don't have any 11:58 Speaker 1 type of defense. I'm dropping. I'm dropping Chicago dude. Like Chicago's gone, you know, 12:04 Speaker 1 because I feel like that's a huge left disc state. 12:07 Speaker 1 And then Georgia is a right. 12:09 Speaker 1 So now I like I hit the two that, you know, I hit a little bit of each, but those are 12:13 Speaker 1 the two. I wouldn't touch LA. 12:14 Speaker 1 LA is too easy for targets on the ocean. 12:16 Speaker 1 And I want you to know that I can get anywhere. 12:19 Speaker 1 So those are the two cities I'm taking out. 12:21 Speaker 1 Yeah, but I think if they dropped it off, I mean Atlanta, we'll be like, oh shit. 12:24 Speaker 1 And they're like, we just heard the hit Chicago, but all right. 12:26 Speaker 1 Well, Atlanta's fucked. 12:27 Speaker 1 And that's where we have all our shit. 12:29 Speaker 1 What the fuck does Chicago contribute to the US? 12:31 Speaker 1 She got. 12:32 Speaker 1 Well, I didn't say they contribute anything other than gun violence, but they do have 12:36 Speaker 1 a large population. 12:38 Speaker 1 And like I said, I mean, it's in, you know, it's, it's nostalgic. 12:41 Speaker 1 I mean, Chicago back in the thirties and forties was a great place to live. 12:44 Speaker 1 You know, they drop it off to God. 12:46 Speaker 1 That landed the news toys the next day is like black on black crime drastically drops 12:50 Speaker 1 in America. 12:51 Speaker 1 Okay. 12:52 Speaker 1 Okay. 12:53 Speaker 1 All right. 12:54 Speaker 1 Maybe I'll hit Des Moines, you know, or something like that. 12:57 Speaker 1 I'll like, I'll kill fucking four people. 12:59 Speaker 1 No. 13:00 Speaker 1 Moin would get you the Hiroshima numbers or maybe what's the big city in Nebraska? 13:05 Speaker 1 Omaha, I think that's the only city. 13:08 Speaker 1 Is it? 13:09 Speaker 1 Yeah, Lincoln. 13:10 Speaker 1 That's where the corn huskers play out of. 13:11 Speaker 1 You know, I think you hit something like that. 13:13 Speaker 1 It's something middle of US, you know, but I don't think I want to kill 15 million 13:18 Speaker 1 people with one bomb or you're definitely coming hard at me. 13:22 Speaker 1 But if I only kill 100,000, you know, they're going to be like, Oh, he means business. 13:26 Speaker 1 You know, we eat a lot of corn here though. 13:27 Speaker 1 We'd probably pissed about that. 13:28 Speaker 1 But yeah, so anyway, speaking about violence in 2009 on this day, the Fort Hood shooting, 13:34 Speaker 1 a mass shooting occurs in the military base in Fort Hood, Texas, where I guess you were 13:39 Speaker 1 still in the military at the time. 13:40 Speaker 1 Do you have anything in not involvement? 13:41 Speaker 1 Like you weren't there like planning it, but did you have to do anything with that? 13:45 Speaker 1 I was 2009. 13:47 Speaker 1 I was in Herlbert Field, Florida, which is in Fort Walton Beach. 13:53 Speaker 1 And I was there for one year. 13:55 Speaker 1 And that's where me and Megan, that was our first. 13:58 Speaker 1 That was my first assignment with her. 14:00 Speaker 1 And we were dating, we just got engaged. 14:03 Speaker 1 And she thought that was the military life. 14:06 Speaker 1 So I remember in a condo on the beach, 14:10 Speaker 1 on the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of America, 14:12 Speaker 1 whatever you wanna call it, 14:13 Speaker 1 in Dustin, and every day I'd get up, 14:15 Speaker 1 I'd go to work and Megan would go out to the pool 14:18 Speaker 1 or go to the beach and lay out. 14:19 Speaker 1 And after six months, I remember one day 14:21 Speaker 1 I came home from lunch or came home for lunch and she goes, 14:24 Speaker 1 man, I love, I'm gonna love being a military wife. 14:28 Speaker 1 I was like, like this chick has no idea what the real military is like, you know, like 14:32 Speaker 1 the Air Force and Destin, like, come on, man. 14:35 Speaker 1 But yeah, that was, that's where I was at. 14:37 Speaker 1 So I had nothing to do with the Fort Hood thing. 14:39 Speaker 1 But I remember when it happened, like everybody's security went through the roof. 14:43 Speaker 1 And then when the investigation took place, I think CID led the investigation on that. 14:47 Speaker 1 It was one of those like, what are you going to do? 14:48 Speaker 1 Like you can't combat a military member that has radical views and decides they just want 14:55 Speaker 1 to shoot everybody up on a military base. 14:56 Speaker 1 We're gonna do takeaway weapons from the soldiers. I mean you can't there's no way to come combat it except for maybe 15:03 Speaker 1 Do a better mental health screening and maybe I'm just saying I'm not trying I'm not trying to bring race into this 15:09 Speaker 1 What's the dude's name that shot up the base? 15:12 Speaker 1 It's probably gonna be something Muslim. I mean maybe start with them, you know, maybe 15:18 Speaker 1 Maybe just be like hey if you're if you have Muhammad in your name 15:21 Speaker 1 game. You're going to have to go through an extra class or extra time with the psychiatrist 15:26 Speaker 1 to make sure you're not crazy. Maybe we're going to dive a little deeper into your Facebook 15:30 Speaker 1 posts. You know, no, they don't do that because they're like, we don't want to look racist. 15:33 Speaker 1 Like what? We're going to look, yeah, we're going to give them a gun with blanks in it. 15:37 Speaker 1 See how it handles that for the first six months. But yes, but I would say there's also 15:41 Speaker 1 something that came out here recently that there was a one of this, there was a shooter 15:46 Speaker 1 or something that was that used to work at, um, it used to work at Tesla factory and, 15:51 Speaker 1 uh, you line it hired him. And then, uh, apparently he assaulted a woman cause she's 15:55 Speaker 1 accidentally stepped on his prayer rug when he's praying in the middle of the workday. 15:58 Speaker 1 And I feel like your, your pace should be dot for that. I should be like another break. 16:01 Speaker 1 If you got to pray every fucking three hours to some made up God you got, uh, in some weird 16:06 Speaker 1 ash direction, but apparently they fired him for assaulting this lady. And then like, 16:10 Speaker 1 a couple of months ago, he went and shot up some people in a Texas or California. So 16:13 Speaker 1 He was like, yeah, we don't really iron Muslims anymore for that reason. It's like, I mean, they just give themselves a bad name 16:18 Speaker 1 You know, it's like stereotypes don't happen like overnight like they build on their cells 16:22 Speaker 1 Well, and the you know somebody just put in the chat or it was Tara the shooter's name was Nadal Hassan 16:28 Speaker 1 That's just a bad name. I'm not hiring anybody with the name like that. I don't even let him in the military 16:32 Speaker 1 I mean that should be the first thing like hey, cuz you know what if if somebody's gonna commit a crazy act like that 16:37 Speaker 1 They're gonna kill people they're not gonna do it if their name is you know 16:40 Speaker 1 Chris Smith, you know, because then it comes out even if I'm an Allah, Allah Akbar, you know, 16:47 Speaker 1 Crazy terrorist if my name is Chris Smith and they made me legally change it 16:52 Speaker 1 I'm not gonna do anything because then they're gonna be like Chris Smith kills all these people and then you know 16:56 Speaker 1 My people don't get the credit. So if you're gonna join the military your name's Nadal Hassan 17:00 Speaker 1 You got a change your name. That's the first thing you got to do you got to have an American sounding name 17:04 Speaker 1 Yeah, and that way I don't understand why they stopped doing that at Ellis Island 17:07 Speaker 1 You know, they gave them all like American names, 17:08 Speaker 1 when they came over, you couldn't like pronounce them. 17:09 Speaker 1 They're like, you're gonna be, 17:10 Speaker 1 Eric, Eric, Eric Manuel or something like that. 17:15 Speaker 1 Like that sounds a little more American, 17:16 Speaker 1 or you can't have your weird Indian Italian name, 17:19 Speaker 1 whatever the fuck you got. 17:20 Speaker 1 We gotta have something we can pronounce. 17:21 Speaker 1 And you're not gonna fit in either 17:23 Speaker 1 if you got one of these weird ass names. 17:24 Speaker 1 And you know, you just hear a Muslim name, 17:26 Speaker 1 you're just like, oh God, that sounds good. 17:28 Speaker 1 You know, that's like, say it. 17:30 Speaker 1 It's not that doesn't sound good. 17:32 Speaker 1 It's just none of them have good stories with them. 17:35 Speaker 1 Like there's, I can't tell you a single name 17:38 Speaker 1 from the Middle East that I go, 17:40 Speaker 1 oh my gosh, this dude was a hero, right? 17:42 Speaker 1 Like do we have anybody like that 17:44 Speaker 1 that you can think of? 17:45 Speaker 1 Muhammad Ali maybe, but he changed his name 17:48 Speaker 1 to be Muhammad Ali. 17:49 Speaker 1 He was, what was his role? 17:50 Speaker 1 Cash's Clay. 17:51 Speaker 1 Cash's Clay, which was a great name. 17:53 Speaker 1 It sounds a way better than Muhammad Ali. 17:55 Speaker 1 Every time, you know, growing up, 17:56 Speaker 1 I thought he was a Muslim the whole time. 17:57 Speaker 1 I'm like, this is scary. 17:58 Speaker 1 Well, he is Muslim. 17:59 Speaker 1 That's why he changed his name 18:00 Speaker 1 because he converted to Muslim. 18:01 Speaker 1 Oh yeah, what'd he go to jail or something? 18:03 Speaker 1 I don't think he went to jail. 18:07 Speaker 1 He just converted for the right reason. 18:09 Speaker 1 Like he actually wanted to change his religion. 18:12 Speaker 1 Nowadays is when they all change their religion because they don't want to get it in the booty 18:15 Speaker 1 hole. 18:16 Speaker 1 So no man, I'm Muslim dude. 18:18 Speaker 1 I'm Muslim. 18:19 Speaker 1 Apparently they changed the Muslim in prison because the Muslims don't care what your crime 18:22 Speaker 1 is. 18:23 Speaker 1 They accept you no matter what. 18:24 Speaker 1 I mean, you could have the most heinous crime. 18:25 Speaker 1 They're like, oh, that's a good one, brother. 18:26 Speaker 1 That's nice. 18:27 Speaker 1 Like when you die, you will get that bunch of 13 year old as well in heaven. 18:29 Speaker 1 No two worries. 18:30 Speaker 1 Someone comment any hawks tickets. 18:32 Speaker 1 I don't even know what that means. 18:33 Speaker 1 No, we don't have Hawks tickets. Why the fuck would we have Hawks tickets? 18:37 Speaker 1 You start sound like terror over here 18:39 Speaker 1 Anyway 18:41 Speaker 1 Also the speaking of foreigners and everything with weird names the last thing that happened today back in 2013 18:48 Speaker 1 Mars orbiter mission India launches its first interplanetary probe manga Leon 18:53 Speaker 1 Toward Mars don't know if it ever made it there or not. We didn't hear anything else about it 18:57 Speaker 1 They just gave it a shot. I guess well the rovers there right now 19:00 Speaker 1 Yeah, I don't know if the man gonna lay on ever made it. We can ask man to hear later. 19:04 Speaker 1 I think he's coming on the show today. 19:05 Speaker 1 Speak it real quick before I forget because you brought up the Tesla factory. 19:08 Speaker 1 So my buddy, he got laid off from his job and he does like AI technology stuff, whatever. 19:15 Speaker 1 He just got hired by Porsche. Porsche has a headquarters here in Atlanta and they have an office in like 19:21 Speaker 1 Brookhaven. You want to hear the craziest thing in the world? If you're a employee of Porsche, right? 19:27 Speaker 1 How much do you think you can get a brand new boxer for monthly and they change it out every year? 19:32 Speaker 1 How much do you think he's paying for this boxer? 19:35 Speaker 1 For at least 19:37 Speaker 1 Well, yeah, I guess it's a lease. I mean to give him the car and he pays a certain amount 19:41 Speaker 1 But he gives it for one year and then every year he turns it in for a new one 19:45 Speaker 1 But how's he was monthly payment is for as an employee? I'm guessing like 600 bucks a month 19:52 Speaker 1 Less 200 350 dollars 19:57 Speaker 1 Oh, nice. Yeah, I guess that's not too bad. Yeah. And then he shows me he's like, yeah, 20:00 Speaker 1 I know that sucks about it. Is like, I mean, the trunk's not even picking up for my suitcase 20:04 Speaker 1 when I go to the airport. So I'm gonna have to upgrade to the Cayenne. So what? So how much is 20:08 Speaker 1 the Cayenne? It's a lot more. It's 450. That's less than what I'm paying for Megan's Nissan 20:14 Speaker 1 Pathfinder. Like this sucks. So I'm thinking about going to work for Porsche. That sounds like a 20:19 Speaker 1 great deal. Just if you want a car, you know, go work there. Yeah, I must say, I don't know if I 20:23 Speaker 1 I could work there. I mean, I guess you could if you like changing oil, you know, I mean, 20:26 Speaker 1 they charge like $5,000 for an oil change. That's where they're going to get you though. 20:29 Speaker 1 When you get to all the maintenance on them and you got to every, every 2,000 miles of 20:32 Speaker 1 motherfucker is breaking down and you got to change some kind of sensor on the inside of 20:35 Speaker 1 the engine. And some of those cars, they got like fucking like three oil plugs. They got 20:39 Speaker 1 different compartments and everything. And if you don't get to the right temperature, 20:41 Speaker 1 for you hit like 2,700 RPM, the motherfucker explodes. I mean, it's just, it's a high, 20:46 Speaker 1 very high maintenance car for sure. And that's why I'm not a huge fan of them. But like I said, 20:51 Speaker 1 rather just have like a good old American five oh and super charge that motherfucker. 20:54 Speaker 1 So they probably just use their employees to break them in so they could actually sell 20:58 Speaker 1 them to people. Yeah. Don't break it or you bought it, but you break it in and then we'll 21:03 Speaker 1 sell it and get you another one. Yeah, they just like, all right, we're gonna, you drive 21:06 Speaker 1 for a while. We'll see what all breaks will fix it and then we'll sell it. You know, 21:09 Speaker 1 so once you put five thousand miles on it to get past all the bullshit that's blowing 21:13 Speaker 1 up on it. But anyway, you got any good birthdays over there today for this lovely third. 21:18 Speaker 1 Yeah, weird, weird, I noticed a trend with birthdays. 21:21 Speaker 1 Like it seems like all the people that have a birthday 21:24 Speaker 1 on the same day, they're all the kind of like 21:26 Speaker 1 the same type of person, right? 21:28 Speaker 1 They're kind of weird or they're nostalgic 21:30 Speaker 1 or they're like eclectic or they're funny or whatever. 21:33 Speaker 1 But these ones are, I'll give you the list 21:35 Speaker 1 and you tell me if you pick up a trend here. 21:38 Speaker 1 The first one is Tita Tilda Swinton. 21:43 Speaker 1 She's out, we need to talk about Kevin, Michael Clayton. 21:46 Speaker 1 She does a lot of lesbian work, this chick. 21:50 Speaker 1 Oh my God, that's a chick. 21:52 Speaker 1 Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen her. 21:54 Speaker 1 Is she a Rosby, the redhead guy 21:56 Speaker 1 on what's that family, modern family or something like that? 21:58 Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, kinda, yeah. 22:00 Speaker 1 Okay, so she, her birthday's today, 22:02 Speaker 1 she's born in 1960. 22:04 Speaker 1 The next one, I kinda feel like they go together, 22:06 Speaker 1 Sam Rockwell, do you remember Sam Rockwell? 22:08 Speaker 1 Is that a chick or a dude? 22:10 Speaker 1 Okay, see, he's born in 1968. 22:13 Speaker 1 very been in a lot of stuff. This is Sam Rockwell. 22:18 Speaker 1 Um, okay. So like you shave, you could be a woman. 22:22 Speaker 1 It's just kind of weird. Robert Patrick born in 1958. 22:26 Speaker 1 Robert Patrick, it sounds familiar. I was thinking Robert 22:28 Speaker 1 Paton, where you first said it. What is he? 22:29 Speaker 1 The Terminator two judgment day. 22:32 Speaker 1 Tulsa King. He was John Connor. 22:35 Speaker 1 Now this guy. He was the. 22:36 Speaker 1 Oh, that guy. Yeah. 22:37 Speaker 1 He's a bad Terminator. Yeah. Yeah. 22:39 Speaker 1 I like that. Do you see where this is going? 22:41 Speaker 1 They all look, they all look the same. They're the kind of feminine. 22:45 Speaker 1 It's weird people, man. It's weird for the people. Like everyone, we're just weird. Like all the three people that I just told you, if I saw them in real life, I wouldn't ask for a photograph or an autograph. I'd just be weirded out by them. 22:56 Speaker 1 It's a lot of people for those. So that's, you know, it's the same. Okay. Okay. Then the last two, they're a little bit in the exception, because this chick, Famkei Jansen, Lord Have Mercy. 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I didn't know there was a Luke also. 24:41 Speaker 1 He's only been in Westworld. 24:42 Speaker 1 He hasn't done a lot. 24:43 Speaker 1 And he is he did get hit by the ugly stick when he was born. 24:47 Speaker 1 He's not the good looking one. 24:48 Speaker 1 Oh damn. 24:49 Speaker 1 Yeah. 24:50 Speaker 1 But I say because Liam Hensworth was the one that was dating 24:52 Speaker 1 a Miley Cyrus for a while. 24:53 Speaker 1 Chris Hemsworth, the one that is Thor. 24:56 Speaker 1 It's kind of like also the Olsen twins. 24:57 Speaker 1 Like they got their big break and then Elizabeth Olsen was just there by 24:59 Speaker 1 herself and then she had to do her own thing and she turned into 25:02 Speaker 1 Wanda Sykes or whatever her name is. 25:03 Speaker 1 Which Hemsworth's the good looking one? 25:06 Speaker 1 Chris Hemsworth, the store. 25:08 Speaker 1 Which one's the good looking one though? 25:10 Speaker 1 I think Chris and Liam look about the same don't they? 25:12 Speaker 1 But which one's the good looking one? 25:14 Speaker 1 I guess it's Chris. 25:16 Speaker 1 You're so gay. I knew he thought he was hot. 25:18 Speaker 1 You're so gay. 25:19 Speaker 1 Am I bad a pick? It'd be Ryan Reynolds obviously. 25:22 Speaker 1 Yeah, which would you? 25:24 Speaker 1 Which M's worth a good looking one in your like, I don't know, but Ryan Reynolds is hot. 25:28 Speaker 1 Yeah, but I mean he's got Blake Lyle the two that adds some extra points to him. 25:35 Speaker 1 Are you really from Canada iron fisted? I don't believe that why would you one? 25:39 Speaker 1 No, that makes sense and I think he told us if he was gonna come to the event 25:42 Speaker 1 He's gonna drive six hours. I don't think he knows where he lives 25:45 Speaker 1 Yeah I don't think Canada what he is from Canada. He told us he is from Canada when he moved here from he lived somewhere else now 25:51 Speaker 1 Oh, okay, that's good enough. So um and listen 25:54 Speaker 1 I think of my daw's coming on I'm not quite sure I texted him 25:56 Speaker 1 He said he had to do something with a client at four o'clock 25:58 Speaker 1 So he might have got caught up with dad or someone might have committed a you know crazy 26:03 Speaker 1 a alleged murder, a heinous crime, violent crime. And that's the case. And bill fund me's 26:08 Speaker 1 not going to give you any money for that. But we'll see what happens with him here in 26:12 Speaker 1 a minute. How was your day over there Chuck Charles iron fist? You, you, I don't ever 26:16 Speaker 1 understand your times, you know, not, not, not bashing you here. I'm just saying we planned 26:20 Speaker 1 on three and then he said 310 then back to 305. I just don't understand what happens 26:24 Speaker 1 within these five minutes. What I mean, did you go to work today? Were you teaching and 26:28 Speaker 1 what happened? 26:29 Speaker 1 My life revolves around GPS. 26:31 Speaker 1 All right. 26:31 Speaker 1 I put it in my phone and I don't know where I'm at in Atlanta. 26:34 Speaker 1 I don't know where I'm going to be. 26:35 Speaker 1 I don't know how long it's going to take. 26:37 Speaker 1 So I see a destination arrival time and I send that to you. 26:41 Speaker 1 And then I add to it, I add 10 minutes. 26:43 Speaker 1 And then as I'm driving, it says like, you know, 26:46 Speaker 1 road clear ahead. 26:47 Speaker 1 And then boom, my time changes. 26:49 Speaker 1 And I'm getting home five minutes earlier. 26:51 Speaker 1 So I send you the updated time. 26:52 Speaker 1 And that's what I do. 26:53 Speaker 1 And that's how I roll. 26:54 Speaker 1 I worked downtown today. 26:55 Speaker 1 And dude, it was great jobs. 26:57 Speaker 1 It was the guys were moving really, really well. 27:00 Speaker 1 I had the A crew at the A team as I call them and I showed them all the video of the 27:04 Speaker 1 climber getting stuck up in a tree and they just thought it was the funniest thing 27:07 Speaker 1 they've ever seen. 27:08 Speaker 1 And they want some of them watched twice. 27:10 Speaker 1 Does the A team ever flip like, like, Oh, guys, y'all are sucking B teams catching up to you. 27:16 Speaker 1 They might be next week. 27:17 Speaker 1 No, it's never happened. 27:18 Speaker 1 It's never happened. 27:19 Speaker 1 Now it's funny because as I'm out, I'm doing, I'm doing a job and I got this old lady on the lake and they're taking these trees down on the lake. 27:26 Speaker 1 I get this call and this guy goes, yeah, I just had a branch fall in my backyard how 27:31 Speaker 1 much to get it out and get it all cleaned up. 27:34 Speaker 1 He sent me a picture and he said, also this tree and I said, dude, we're like three miles 27:38 Speaker 1 from you. 27:39 Speaker 1 I said, you know, I can send the guys over, we'll do it for $800. 27:41 Speaker 1 He's like, perfect. 27:42 Speaker 1 So he said, can you give me a heads up before you get here? 27:44 Speaker 1 And I said, yeah, sure, but it'll be around one o'clock or 1230 or whatever. 27:48 Speaker 1 Well I forgot to give him a heads up, which usually isn't a big deal. 27:51 Speaker 1 But this is a very robust, large black man. 27:56 Speaker 1 I pull up and I immediately, I think he's working. 27:59 Speaker 1 So I just walk into the backyard, right? 28:03 Speaker 1 This dude is in his backyard wearing nothing but like boxer briefs, like really, really 28:10 Speaker 1 small box and he's a large man. 28:13 Speaker 1 Really, really small boxer briefs. 28:14 Speaker 1 He's got flippers or slippers on and he's got a pooper scooper and he's trying to pick 28:18 Speaker 1 up all the poop in his backyard and like go to over the fence before the guys get there. 28:22 Speaker 1 it reeks, right? And all the Mexicans are behind me, all the amigos. And they walk back 28:28 Speaker 1 there and they see him and they all just start laughing in his face. And he goes, he's like, 28:32 Speaker 1 sorry, my man, sorry, my man. I'm just going to get the dog poof. What we don't say? I 28:36 Speaker 1 thought you guys were going to let me know when you're on your way. I'm sorry about the 28:39 Speaker 1 underwear. You know what I'm saying? I'm sorry about that. And so they're all laughing. He 28:44 Speaker 1 goes up and then we start like talking and he goes and he's like whispering to me and 28:48 Speaker 1 He goes, hey man, you want me to give you the money, 28:52 Speaker 1 like incognito or do you mind, do you want me to give it to you? 28:57 Speaker 1 And I said, well you can just give it to me. 28:58 Speaker 1 And he goes, all right, but I won't tell him 29:00 Speaker 1 if you don't tell him, you know what I'm saying? 29:01 Speaker 1 And I was like, what does that mean? 29:03 Speaker 1 Like they're getting paid. 29:04 Speaker 1 Like this is weird. 29:06 Speaker 1 So next thing you know, we get in this conversation 29:08 Speaker 1 because he has a little kid's axe throwing set. 29:12 Speaker 1 And I've never seen anything like it. 29:14 Speaker 1 And I said, dude, hold your kids, right? 29:16 Speaker 1 And so we start talking about the axe throwing set, 29:19 Speaker 1 and then he starts talking about checks, 29:21 Speaker 1 because he said, do you want to check, 29:22 Speaker 1 or do you want me to pay credit card? 29:24 Speaker 1 And so we're having this conversation, dude, 29:25 Speaker 1 it's been like 20 minutes. 29:26 Speaker 1 And Juanito, the climber, he walks over, 29:31 Speaker 1 and he's like, excuse me, excuse me, 29:34 Speaker 1 sir, would it be possible to move the car outside 29:38 Speaker 1 next to the garage? 29:40 Speaker 1 And maybe put some pants on. 29:42 Speaker 1 Oh, he's still in his underwear. 29:45 Speaker 1 This point is not there. 29:46 Speaker 1 It's not there. 29:47 Speaker 1 The whole time, dude. 29:48 Speaker 1 And I'm not. 29:49 Speaker 1 And I'm not. 29:50 Speaker 1 I don't look at people's like, okay, I'm just going to say it. 29:54 Speaker 1 I don't. 29:55 Speaker 1 If you're wearing boxer briefs, any guy that wears boxer briefs, if you walk outside and 29:59 Speaker 1 you see a stranger, right, you can see a man's junk in the box briefs. 30:07 Speaker 1 Like there's no way you can't see it, right? 30:09 Speaker 1 It's just they're very tight fitting. 30:11 Speaker 1 And you can see everything. 30:13 Speaker 1 This dude, I mean, dude, I mean, he was like a 300 pound black guy. 30:18 Speaker 1 Okay. 30:19 Speaker 1 This thing was scary, right? 30:20 Speaker 1 So I mean, it was, it was crazy. 30:22 Speaker 1 And so that's after that when he walked inside one of the, one of the other workers who was 30:27 Speaker 1 born and raised here at Atlanta, he walks up and he goes, he goes, Hey, Pancho, fire 30:33 Speaker 1 on a, he goes, if I had a cock like that, I would wear boxer briefs with no pants, do 30:38 Speaker 1 it. 30:39 Speaker 1 like he was showing off man, but it was funny. So I got done with that and I jumped in the 30:45 Speaker 1 car and I had to come home, put it in the GPS and I was five minutes late, but it happened. 30:49 Speaker 1 So, so with your other with your B crew, did you end up finding a new climber? 30:53 Speaker 1 As a remote one of them. That was the D crew Brandon. That was the D crew. Oh, that was 30:58 Speaker 1 the D crew. Oh, yeah. A and B are good man. A and B are rocking and rolling. We keep them 31:02 Speaker 1 all through the winter even when it gets a little slower. But during the summer, 31:05 Speaker 1 There's so many jobs and so much tree trimming that we bring in a C and D 31:10 Speaker 1 C is pretty good, you know D 31:13 Speaker 1 They get tangled in a tree and they hang there for two hours 31:15 Speaker 1 So you don't know what's gonna happen with D. So I vote no D has been D has been cut we we 31:21 Speaker 1 So the point is that you told me that climber got stuck in the tree. He told everybody. Yeah, just fuck all y'all 31:26 Speaker 1 I'll buy y'all just all go back. Let's go. No, we did the good laborers on the D crew 31:31 Speaker 1 We picked them out and we add them to the other three crews. 31:37 Speaker 1 So now you have three larger crews, 31:39 Speaker 1 but we got rid of the climber, 31:41 Speaker 1 we got rid of the Bobcat operator, 31:42 Speaker 1 and we got rid of the driver. 31:43 Speaker 1 So we save a lot of money there, 31:45 Speaker 1 but then you still have five laborers 31:46 Speaker 1 that are costing the company a thousand dollars a day, 31:49 Speaker 1 but they're spread out, you know what I mean? 31:50 Speaker 1 And with the extra laborers, 31:52 Speaker 1 you can make more money and cut more money. 31:54 Speaker 1 Like today, I think, 31:56 Speaker 1 we have to cut 5,000 a day to even make a profit, 31:58 Speaker 1 a small profit. 32:00 Speaker 1 That crew is probably, they were at 5,000 by lunch. 32:03 Speaker 1 So I mean, you know, with the extra ground guys, 32:05 Speaker 1 you can make more money if you have a good climber, 32:07 Speaker 1 but they're probably gonna be too busy 32:09 Speaker 1 talking about that man's penis. 32:10 Speaker 1 So I don't know if anything done. 32:13 Speaker 1 They were pretty impressed. 32:14 Speaker 1 That's disgusting to me. 32:16 Speaker 1 All right. 32:17 Speaker 1 Well, I said, I don't know what happened to Mad Dog. 32:18 Speaker 1 He might be getting tied up in legal stuff. 32:19 Speaker 1 He doesn't have time to, you know, play podcast with us. 32:21 Speaker 1 But anyway, we do have some updates here on the plane crash 32:26 Speaker 1 crash and the Learjet that drove right into the ground. So the first one that popped up 32:33 Speaker 1 was Adam King. You know, he hit me up about it. And I was expecting some conspiracy theories 32:38 Speaker 1 from him or something like that. But apparently, yeah, he's he's a conspiracy theorist. That's 32:43 Speaker 1 kind of what I thought. But he was actually just kind of the regular pass. So he said he 32:48 Speaker 1 was qualified to speak on the plane crash because he was in the Air Force too, right? When he 32:51 Speaker 1 like a mechanic or something. Yeah. Yeah. And I think he stills now he's a civil civil 32:55 Speaker 1 service with the Air Force. Okay. So what he said is they lost a horizontal stabilizer. 33:00 Speaker 1 That's when she screamed no stabilizer goes no pitch control nose dive. And I was like, 33:04 Speaker 1 they don't have redundancy in place for this to happen. Apparently not it was a violent 33:08 Speaker 1 thunderstorm that popped up massive windshield ripped off the control services control surface. 33:12 Speaker 1 That's why airliners don't fly in thunderstorms. I said, so operator air he said, 33:16 Speaker 1 God's plan. Nothing you could have done. And then I'm like, maybe not flown into the storm. 33:20 Speaker 1 And apparently they have a smaller radar. Can't see these cells supposedly newer airliners and 33:26 Speaker 1 big airliners and newer jets have them. So I guess the 20 year old plane you might want to 33:30 Speaker 1 update it if you plan on flying over the Gulf. And then at the end, I said, so bad flight plan 33:37 Speaker 1 that turned catastrophic. Yes. And then he said, damn women. I said, Oh my God, I said, 33:41 Speaker 1 she probably said, whoopsie daisy. So apparently they knew the the risk of flying through there. 33:48 Speaker 1 and that's why other airplanes, uh, airliners avoid the area. And then I decided to ask my dad as well. 33:54 Speaker 1 And my dad said, uh, if it was icing and turbulence as they think, then the, it was the cruise fault 33:59 Speaker 1 for getting that far in without options. On the radio, a few seconds went from nor request to change 34:03 Speaker 1 altitude and instant panic. Just my thoughts. Uh, he said there was a storm all day in that area. 34:09 Speaker 1 So their radar, who's at work that day, there was clearly a storm. They should have probably checked 34:13 Speaker 1 the weather before they went out, uh, flying through the shits. Uh, so apparently the storm was there. 34:18 Speaker 1 I don't know how they didn't see it, but he was at work and maybe they have obviously they have better radar and more technology there at Delta, but 34:24 Speaker 1 Apparently there was a storm and they just decided yeah, we'll just drive right through it 34:28 Speaker 1 And then once they realized they were in trouble it was already too late to make changes 34:31 Speaker 1 So kind of operator air on the the pilots I would say and then he hit me with this good joke too 34:37 Speaker 1 Do you know the difference between a god and a pilot what God doesn't think he's a pilot? 34:43 Speaker 1 That's a good one in it. 34:45 Speaker 1 Apparently these pilots are all, I think they're a God when they're flying in the sky. 34:50 Speaker 1 So I think the sad thing too is there was a two and a four year old on board, which is 34:55 Speaker 1 crazy that usually because when I get on planes, I used to always count kids. 35:00 Speaker 1 I'd always count how many kids were on the plane and the more kids on the plane, the 35:03 Speaker 1 safer I felt, you know, because I was kind of like, you know, I believe in God. 35:06 Speaker 1 I believe in, you know, that God doesn't kill kids unless he really has to. 35:13 Speaker 1 I mean and so if I got on a plane and it was just like 35:16 Speaker 1 Just screaming babies everywhere. I'm good dude, you know 35:20 Speaker 1 But what sucks is when you get on a plane to West Palm Beach and it's full of people 80 year old God 35:26 Speaker 1 And you just sitting there and you're looking around and you're going 35:28 Speaker 1 This is like a no-brainer like if I was God 35:30 Speaker 1 I would totally take this thing out of the sky, you know get 200 people home that you are coming home next week anyway 35:35 Speaker 1 And Chuck's just collateral damage, you know like oh sorry Chuck 35:39 Speaker 1 You had we had to bring you home early because we had to get Beth and Betsy, you know 35:43 Speaker 1 They needed to be up here and I'm like, yeah, this sucks 35:46 Speaker 1 So that's the that's the that's the thing but with the two kids on there. It's scary, but I would love to know the the family history 35:52 Speaker 1 I'd love to know what was going on especially with only nine people. I 35:57 Speaker 1 Always feel like there's something 36:00 Speaker 1 More to the story like that people just we just never hear about right if they do investigation into the dad 36:05 Speaker 1 Maybe he was into some stuff or the the pilot that didn't do anything 36:09 Speaker 1 Maybe he was into some stuff because you heard about that out that priest in 36:13 Speaker 1 El Salvador or was it? 36:15 Speaker 1 One with a crucifix hit him and killed him. Yeah, we talked about that on the show. Yeah, we saw the video 36:19 Speaker 1 I hear about the investigation into his background. Oh, no, what happened? This dude was laundering money from the church 36:25 Speaker 1 What kind of laundry like that? What was he using the money for? I guess he was stealing money 36:29 Speaker 1 I don't know they said they got all kinds of evidence that he was having financial misgivings or 36:33 Speaker 1 I mean, some type of financial issues with him in the church that they've already uncovered. 36:40 Speaker 1 So that's when I start going, well, now it makes sense, right? 36:43 Speaker 1 I mean, I'm not saying that God can, you know, be like Batman and take out bad people, but 36:51 Speaker 1 when bad things got to happen or something like this happened, you go, well, what really 36:54 Speaker 1 happened there? 36:55 Speaker 1 And so I don't know. 36:58 Speaker 1 I think there's probably more to the story. 37:00 Speaker 1 the claim that Ecuadorian priest was laundering or stealing money and completely unverified and lack any official evidence, but you know, they're going through. 37:07 Speaker 1 There's, like I said, going back to the thing. I feel like there's some situations like when bad things happen. 37:14 Speaker 1 You know, it's kind of like, if you're if you're playing with a gun and you got a bullet in there and you shoot yourself in the face, it's not going to be like, Oh, I just wanted him to come like an idiot and you're playing with a gun and got shot in the face, you know, a lot of people always say, like, we don't ever know how we're going to go, you know, like, that's true. 37:29 Speaker 1 That's true, but why do you wear a seatbelt in the car in case you get in the car break to try to better your chances, right? 37:34 Speaker 1 And there's there's some people that are always like I've watched a mocha pack a day because I want to go out of my own terms 37:38 Speaker 1 Like we don't ever know how we're gonna go like yeah, well probably no you're gonna die a lung cancer more 37:43 Speaker 1 Like if I just had to take a guess I would say lung cancer for this situation 37:47 Speaker 1 I mean you just I feel like the pilots just didn't care in the situation. They're like, oh fuck it 37:51 Speaker 1 We'll be I fight through a little storm will be fine. I think it's just bad preparation and now 37:55 Speaker 1 Now obviously they didn't survive, so there's nobody to sue in the situation I guess unless 38:00 Speaker 1 the maintenance was fuck obviously they're gonna check the maintenance records and see 38:03 Speaker 1 if that guy was doing a good job or not but I guess we'll just have to see what happens. 38:07 Speaker 1 And I don't know, I mean can anybody really be at fault here for it besides the two pilots 38:11 Speaker 1 that died for not planning a good trip and flying into a storm that was a known storm? 38:16 Speaker 1 Well I'm just confused as to why they were allowed to because I was watching this video 38:20 Speaker 1 about a pilot and he said he's been a private pilot for 30 years and you know he said look 38:23 Speaker 1 here's the facts, right? And he's laying out all these facts, kind of like what you were 38:28 Speaker 1 just talking about that Adam had told you. And he had a lot of the same type of, you know, 38:33 Speaker 1 facts that he was thrown out there. But the one that really got me was he said, you know, 38:37 Speaker 1 if I'm, if I have a flight plan and there's a thunderstorm within 100 miles of me, I'm 38:43 Speaker 1 not going. Like I'm not taking off. It's not worth it. And he said, if I know there's 38:47 Speaker 1 going to be heavy precipitation where I'm going, I'm not taking off. It's not worth it. So 38:53 Speaker 1 It's just confusing to me that these pilots are the ones that make the decision because 38:58 Speaker 1 I know like in commercial pilots, it's the company, right? 39:01 Speaker 1 It's the airline like Delta. 39:02 Speaker 1 The command center and everything. 39:04 Speaker 1 They'll be the one that says, look, you're not doing it. 39:05 Speaker 1 It's just too risky. 39:07 Speaker 1 But with private planes, it's the pilot. 39:10 Speaker 1 Like there's no like, there's nobody in air traffic control that's like, Hey Brandon, I 39:15 Speaker 1 know you're trying to get the Bahamas. 39:16 Speaker 1 But just so you know, we got 80 mile per hour winds and a hurricane coming at you, you might 39:20 Speaker 1 want to stand down. 39:21 Speaker 1 and you're like, nope, I'm good buddy. 39:24 Speaker 1 And they're like, okay Brandon, have fun. 39:26 Speaker 1 You know, is that how it really works? 39:28 Speaker 1 Yeah, I mean, for the most part, 39:29 Speaker 1 I mean, once you get your pilot license, 39:31 Speaker 1 I guess if you don't have a boss, 39:32 Speaker 1 if you're a private flyer, 39:34 Speaker 1 you could just make your own shit up, I guess. 39:36 Speaker 1 I mean, I got a driver's license. 39:39 Speaker 1 And when I go to a road that's flooded, 39:41 Speaker 1 the fire department doesn't go. 39:43 Speaker 1 Oh, you got a driver's license? 39:44 Speaker 1 Yeah, you're good, man. 39:45 Speaker 1 I mean, could you imagine how many women would drive into that? 39:48 Speaker 1 Oh, well I do, yeah, yeah. 39:49 Speaker 1 But if you're working for a company, 39:50 Speaker 1 you're gonna call them and be like, 39:51 Speaker 1 Hey, this road's flooded. 39:52 Speaker 1 They'll be like, do you want me to try and drive through it? 39:54 Speaker 1 Be like, fuck, no, don't try and drive through it. 39:55 Speaker 1 Just stay right there. 39:56 Speaker 1 But if you're on your own, yeah, fuck it. 39:57 Speaker 1 You can do what you want. 39:58 Speaker 1 You can drive through it. 39:59 Speaker 1 And the only person at fault is going to be you. 40:00 Speaker 1 It's not going to be like a company's going to buy. 40:02 Speaker 1 You fucked up, man. 40:03 Speaker 1 Now you're fired. 40:04 Speaker 1 And we're going to sue you also for ruining our damn $150,000 40:07 Speaker 1 truck you just drove through the fucking water. 40:09 Speaker 1 So I think it's the same thing with airlines. 40:10 Speaker 1 That's why you're supposed to, and I guess, I don't know how it, 40:14 Speaker 1 I don't have a private plane and I probably won't 40:16 Speaker 1 for a long time unless something drastically changes. 40:19 Speaker 1 But do you get to pick your pilots? 40:22 Speaker 1 Do you get to be like, you know, 40:23 Speaker 1 that's kind of like, you can be like, 40:24 Speaker 1 I don't really want the 20 year old girl 40:27 Speaker 1 or in the 55 year old man flying me. 40:29 Speaker 1 And maybe two guys, maybe like a 35 year old guy, 40:31 Speaker 1 the help the 55 year old and not a 20 year old chick. 40:34 Speaker 1 I mean, you can't even drink legally. 40:36 Speaker 1 I mean, come on now. 40:37 Speaker 1 Like what, 20 year olds are not the greatest 40:39 Speaker 1 in making decisions. 40:40 Speaker 1 I don't give a fuck who you are. 40:41 Speaker 1 From 16, once you're a teenager and you think, 40:44 Speaker 1 you know everything to probably about 25, 24, 40:47 Speaker 1 you really make terrible decisions. 40:49 Speaker 1 and you really haven't figured the world out yet. 40:50 Speaker 1 I don't know if I trust a 20 year old 40:53 Speaker 1 flying my family and my friends 40:55 Speaker 1 on my multi-million dollar aircraft. 40:57 Speaker 1 I just don't think I trust it. 40:59 Speaker 1 Like I think she only had like 1,500 hours or something, 41:02 Speaker 1 which is pretty low in the aircraft world, correct? 41:04 Speaker 1 I would think that's pretty low 41:06 Speaker 1 because I think certification is like 500 hours 41:09 Speaker 1 or 800 hours or something like that. 41:11 Speaker 1 Now, I think it's even better 41:13 Speaker 1 that if you did have a private plane 41:14 Speaker 1 and you put out like on Monster or whatever website 41:17 Speaker 1 you were using to get your pilots and you got resumes in your email and you open up 41:22 Speaker 1 and you open up a resume and the name of the pilot was let's go with this one. 41:27 Speaker 1 Nadal Hassan, right? 41:30 Speaker 1 Are you are you calling him for an interview? 41:33 Speaker 1 Fuck no. 41:34 Speaker 1 All right. 41:35 Speaker 1 I'll give you I'm gonna give you five names and you're gonna tell me who gets an interview. 41:38 Speaker 1 Ready? 41:39 Speaker 1 Muhammad Shockbar. 41:41 Speaker 1 No. 41:42 Speaker 1 Claudia Gilbert. 41:46 Speaker 1 Hell no. 42:16 Speaker 1 18 plus eligible areas in terms of plaque and leg responsibly. 42:18 Speaker 1 To as many nights before Christmas and one woman knew, 42:22 Speaker 1 she needed a Christmas tree, so to Wayfair she flew, 42:25 Speaker 1 finding just the right one and for years it will last. 42:28 Speaker 1 Wayfair shipping was free and remarkably fast. 42:31 Speaker 1 What's this? 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Yeah 43:07 Speaker 1 I was literally thinking John Bennett in my head or something about that gas the guy won't climb a plane 43:12 Speaker 1 All right, the last one Clifford Maxine 43:15 Speaker 1 Oh, I do like Clifford, but the Maxine part sounds a little womanish. 43:19 Speaker 1 I'm not. 43:20 Speaker 1 Which tells you he's probably a what? 43:23 Speaker 1 He's probably a trans. 43:24 Speaker 1 Oh, God. 43:26 Speaker 1 So you have saw all you got. 43:30 Speaker 1 And it's funny because you don't got to do interviews, right? 43:34 Speaker 1 You just look at the name and you go, there's no way. 43:37 Speaker 1 I'm letting this person fly me because when the plane goes down and they do the investigation 43:42 Speaker 1 into like podcast or Brandon Thrasher went down in a fiery crash today. 43:47 Speaker 1 Also killed in the crash was his pilots, 43:50 Speaker 1 Claudia Gilbert and Maxine Fernandez. 43:54 Speaker 1 And everyone's like, what? 43:56 Speaker 1 He had two female pilots. 43:58 Speaker 1 It he 43:59 Speaker 1 Why to turn it, Laquisha Jones. 44:04 Speaker 1 Jesus. Yeah. No. 44:07 Speaker 1 That, you know, that's, you know, I feel like at some point, you know, you get a private plane. 44:12 Speaker 1 I mean, I even says this scare the shit out of me. I've been on like one small plane 44:16 Speaker 1 No, I've never been on a small plane. I've been on a small helicopter before and like thunder over lovable and that was kind of scary 44:21 Speaker 1 I thought I was gonna fall out the entire time. I'm like how's this thing fucking fine? All right, this is just sketchy as fuck 44:26 Speaker 1 Well, sessas though at least propelled right those are the propeller planes. Yeah the one yeah, they gotta be propelled 44:31 Speaker 1 What are you talking about? No, I mean like they have propellers not jet engines. Yeah, yeah 44:34 Speaker 1 They get a propeller front. I'm okay with that because I feel like once the propeller stops working then it's just a big glider 44:40 Speaker 1 You know like I can survive that I can't survive a jet with all that fuel going straight down, but a sessna 44:48 Speaker 1 You know you're a decent pilot you can probably float that to safety because they can't go as high 44:52 Speaker 1 They can't go as high as a jet engine or jet yeah, but I yeah 44:56 Speaker 1 But I think I think that was a problem with this one even if you fly a fucking sessna through a thunderstorm 45:00 Speaker 1 I think you're pretty much fucked, you know when you get a small plane. That's what they did worse and they carry out my lightning 45:05 Speaker 1 Yes, yeah, I said she had 1500 hours 45:07 Speaker 1 I still don't know if that's enough man. It just seems really low to me. I mean, that's like six months of flying right 45:12 Speaker 1 I mean, but like you probably need a little more than that, but 45:15 Speaker 1 Yeah, it just seemed like there was just bad decision making going on here 45:18 Speaker 1 But like I said if I was gonna get a private plane 45:20 Speaker 1 I mean I think you got to go with something like a 747 right you got to have just a full-on 45:24 Speaker 1 Asia and then you got to worry about a pilot that can fly it and you got to worry about the maintenance 45:31 Speaker 1 Yeah, it's terrible. We talked about this they're saying it's all the ice on the wings 45:33 Speaker 1 But yeah, they could it could have been avoided with the flight plan because there was a storm there all fucking day like 45:37 Speaker 1 Well, maybe not fly through the damn storm or take a different path. Let's let's divert to I don't know fucking 45:42 Speaker 1 You know Nashville or something for a couple hours a little storm pass and then come down the East Coast all the way instead of 45:48 Speaker 1 I did look up Delta's hiring standards. Do you want to know this? I don't know if anybody wants to know this 45:53 Speaker 1 Oh, Ed Ed's been fucking shit up up there, but go ahead. Who's Ed CEO. Oh, he's like all about like inclusivity and everything now 46:01 Speaker 1 So Delta pilots they lure 46:04 Speaker 1 Delta Airlines lures pilots in 46:07 Speaker 1 in by telling them that they're only going to actually fly about 800 hours per year. 46:12 Speaker 1 So that is what, you know, that's a pretty comfortable amount of hours that you would 46:17 Speaker 1 work. So around, who got 55 to 75 hours? Oh, per month. That's not bad. Though their monthly 46:24 Speaker 1 schedules often average about 94 hours of pay for roughly 10 to 12 working days per 46:29 Speaker 1 month. That's nothing hiring minimums. This is where it gets a little dicey. This is where 46:35 Speaker 1 I might not fly ever again in my life. To be hired as a pilot of Delta Airlines, candidates must meet 46:41 Speaker 1 FAA requirements, including a minimum of 1500 total documented flight hours, plus specific minimums 46:48 Speaker 1 such as 500 turbine hours, 250 pilot and char or pilot and command hours, and practice competitive 46:56 Speaker 1 applicants have significantly higher total hours. Oh, wow, this is crazy. The ones they usually hire 47:03 Speaker 1 are usually at 5,000 hours or plus. Okay, that gives me a, you know, I feel better about that. 47:09 Speaker 1 I say, because I knew with the 1500 you get on, but you're not the pilot. You're like the 47:12 Speaker 1 copilot. You're like up there with the main guy and he's been up there, you know, he's 5,000, 10,000 47:16 Speaker 1 hours, 30,000 hours. And there's just like, all right, man, I'll just tell you how to do it. You got the 47:20 Speaker 1 sticks over here. I wonder how many hours I drive a year. Oh, well, what do you average 60 miles an 47:27 Speaker 1 hour probably. And how many miles do you do on on your truck? I do about 20,000 a year. 47:33 Speaker 1 I do about 20,000 a year, too. So we're kind of professional drive. 47:36 Speaker 1 It's like 20,000 hours, right? Yeah. 47:38 Speaker 1 That my wife, my wife, my wife only drives to this school and it's a mile and a half 47:42 Speaker 1 away. So she only drives about, I'd say she's got about 100, 100, 100, 100, 47:48 Speaker 1 100 driving hours a year. That's scary. We got a Kevin over here. I jumped out of a 47:53 Speaker 1 is that supposed to be Cessna? I have no idea. C one or maybe, you know, case is not 47:58 Speaker 1 see it's a C one 30 and C 17. What a T a black hawk and a Chinook. What is it? What is the 48:04 Speaker 1 case of though? It's just it's just a plane. He jumped out of a Casa C one 30 and C 17, 48:09 Speaker 1 U H 60 black hawk and Chinook airspeed it to great jump from a jet parachute will destroy 48:14 Speaker 1 on opening. Yeah, what are we talking about? Do we see? Kevin? Oh, Kevin kitchens. He smokes 48:19 Speaker 1 I'm just tweeting Myrtle Beach. He's probably high right now. Oh, you know him. Oh, yeah. 48:23 Speaker 1 We interviewed him for, um, for war stories. He was, he was a great interview. Oh, okay. 48:27 Speaker 1 Yeah. Well, I'm not saying like open the fucking parachute as soon as you jump out of 48:30 Speaker 1 the day on plane. Maybe jump out and then like, you know, get going straight down first 48:33 Speaker 1 for you. Open it. I don't, I would do, would we ever say to jump out of a plane with a parachute 48:37 Speaker 1 and open it? I don't think we said that, did we? No, but I don't think that would have been 48:40 Speaker 1 an option. I don't think you'd open the door. I mean, they were falling at 20,000 feet per 48:44 Speaker 1 minute, but you're not going to be open up anything. Yeah. I didn't think in this scenario 48:48 Speaker 1 you can open it up. And if you open it up, I mean, you're probably going to get struck 48:50 Speaker 1 by lightning or something or you're going to like drown in the air with all the clouds 48:53 Speaker 1 and whatnot. 48:54 Speaker 1 They say that's the thing. They can drown there. There's like too much moisture. Who says that? 49:01 Speaker 1 Oh, wait, no, I'm thinking of a, um, they're not I'm thinking about episode of Monk where 49:04 Speaker 1 they checked the lunch and everything around and they're like, you drowned midair. My bad. 49:08 Speaker 1 They say they say that's possible. Who's they Brandon? Nobody. People on the hook. That 49:15 Speaker 1 that was the whole thing. How did he drown in midair? Like, oh, we don't know. I got, I got a little mixed up there. 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And that is why you should never get a margarita with sugar and always get it with salt. 52:36 Speaker 1 But I'm sure, you know, I hate it for chilies. I eat it every now and then and they always get a bad rap. They get a bad name for it being like a, 52:43 Speaker 1 like a Mexican version of an apple bee, even though it's not Mexican really. And they have some good appetizers though. But I feel like there's got to be a pretty good lawsuit coming, right? 52:53 Speaker 1 Cause I've got chemical burns from the waist down and a hot tub one time up in the mountains 52:57 Speaker 1 when I, my buddy peed in the hot tub a lot and I poured shock in there and I didn't read 53:02 Speaker 1 the instructions and I put like half a box and then I got in there and I'm like, this 53:05 Speaker 1 shit fucker is hot. 53:06 Speaker 1 And I looked at it was like 98 degrees. 53:08 Speaker 1 I'm like, it don't feel like 98 degrees. 53:09 Speaker 1 And I got out and had chemical burns from the waist down on my wee wee and everything. 53:13 Speaker 1 It hurt so bad. 53:15 Speaker 1 I grew like a new dick skin, which is crazy and came back even softer. 53:18 Speaker 1 But anyway, can you imagine drinking? 53:23 Speaker 1 chemical cleaner. And also why the fuck is it next to the sugar? What the fuck's going 53:28 Speaker 1 on to the chilies? Well, apparently it was the guy that was doing the clean outside. 53:32 Speaker 1 He was cleaning the sidewalk and he had his chemicals and he brought it in and he set 53:37 Speaker 1 it on the bar. And when he went back to grab it, it was gone. So the bartender thought that 53:41 Speaker 1 it was because it was unmarked. It was something like he made or whatever he used a different 53:45 Speaker 1 container. And then like, Oh, it looks like sugar. But I will tell you, when me and Megan 53:49 Speaker 1 got married, right? 15 years ago, her perfect date night was chilies. She was obsessed with 53:58 Speaker 1 chilies. It was her favorite place. We'd get the bottomless tortilla chips. She'd always 54:02 Speaker 1 get her bag to go. And she loved that place. And she'd always get the margarita. And she 54:07 Speaker 1 know, you know, I'm not a big chilies man. I think their menu sucks. I think it's way 54:11 Speaker 1 overrated. The kids like it because they got little games they can play on. But I will 54:18 Speaker 1 say they've gone downhill lately, right? This news story is what I finally get to show 54:23 Speaker 1 to Megan to be like, see, it's over. I mean, you know, could you imagine if you'd have 54:27 Speaker 1 got a margarita and you almost died from it? Because I'm guessing the chemical burden 54:32 Speaker 1 was in their throat, right? Yeah, throat stomach, everything like that after they probably 54:35 Speaker 1 chugged the entire thing, they're like, fuck a spicy, spicy margarita. What the fuck is 54:40 Speaker 1 this? Does she get salt or sugar in a margarita? Oh, she only does salt. She doesn't do those 54:45 Speaker 1 she doesn't do the strawberry ones. I think she only does a straight up margarita. I'm sorry. 54:49 Speaker 1 A skinny margarita. And then she gets the salt and that's it. 54:55 Speaker 1 Yeah. So with this, uh, the funniest thing about this besides people getting chemical burns, 54:59 Speaker 1 which I guess isn't funny, but they're going to get a hell of a paycheck and chillers will 55:01 Speaker 1 probably go out of business. Um, two restaurant employees subsequently tasted the substance and 55:08 Speaker 1 reported similar symptoms. So you got two idiots back there behind the bar, right? They said that's 55:13 Speaker 1 really spicy. This new sugar, the ash and ash by said, let me taste it. And they tasted 55:17 Speaker 1 it. And they also ingested the chemical cleaner. You got to be retarded, right? I mean, last 55:22 Speaker 1 place I went to was in McDonough. And if you know anything about McDonough, it's it's rough 55:25 Speaker 1 down there. Not the smartest people working there. I could see those people tested in chemical 55:29 Speaker 1 cleaner and being like, Oh, that's not sugar at all. I must never be hurting to you. My throat 55:33 Speaker 1 is burning. Where the fuck's going on? I just, it goes, it kind of bothers you now that 55:38 Speaker 1 you've got some random guy cleaning up and he's just leaving chemicals on the counter. And 55:42 Speaker 1 And they go, where's the disconnect here? 55:44 Speaker 1 You just see a box sitting on the counter. 55:46 Speaker 1 You just think that sugar is sitting there 55:47 Speaker 1 and you don't like look at it. 55:49 Speaker 1 It doesn't smell like sugar. 55:50 Speaker 1 And you're like, let me just start putting this 55:51 Speaker 1 in fucking drinks. 55:52 Speaker 1 Well, I know from experience, 55:54 Speaker 1 because my wife is really big on going to TJ Maxx 55:57 Speaker 1 and getting clear glass containers. 56:02 Speaker 1 And she fills them all up with whatever she can fill them up with, right? 56:06 Speaker 1 Salt, sugar, flour, baking powder. 56:10 Speaker 1 And my favorite is when she does the sugar or the flour 56:14 Speaker 1 and she puts two flowers right next to each other 56:17 Speaker 1 and fills them up and one's self rising and one isn't. 56:20 Speaker 1 And I'm like, okay, well, I'm gonna make biscuits 56:22 Speaker 1 in the morning. 56:23 Speaker 1 You know, sometimes I have this like, you know, 56:24 Speaker 1 this hankering for biscuits. 56:27 Speaker 1 And my mom taught me how to make biscuits from scratch. 56:30 Speaker 1 So I bake them, I put them in the oven, 56:33 Speaker 1 pull them out 30 minutes later, 56:35 Speaker 1 and they're flat as a pancake. 56:36 Speaker 1 And I'm going, oh, Jesus, Megan, like what are you doing to me? 56:39 Speaker 1 and she's like, oh, but it looks so pretty. 56:41 Speaker 1 I'm like, well, can you at least put a mess on there 56:43 Speaker 1 or something so I know which one's which, 56:44 Speaker 1 but the sugar and the salt. 56:47 Speaker 1 I can't tell you how many times I put salt on stuff 56:50 Speaker 1 or sugar on stuff. 56:51 Speaker 1 I once made the entire batch of salt, so by hand, 56:54 Speaker 1 and poured half a thing of sugar on it. 56:56 Speaker 1 You know what just sucked? 56:57 Speaker 1 And so it's like, those are the, 56:59 Speaker 1 so you, there's something else going on here. 57:02 Speaker 1 I feel like this was done kind of on purpose 57:05 Speaker 1 and once the investigation's done, 57:07 Speaker 1 they're gonna, it's gonna come to light. 57:08 Speaker 1 There's no way you just put stuff on there and go yeah, hopefully it's sugar, you know, yeah 57:13 Speaker 1 It's maybe Megan secretly Jewish and she's a practice and Passover with unleavened bread, you know 57:19 Speaker 1 They do that. No, I mean crazy. That means the Passover, you know 57:22 Speaker 1 And then you still do that and they're not allowed to have self-rising flour which I 57:27 Speaker 1 Said in the Bible that was like Old Testament. We don't go buy Old Testament anymore. So it's just kind of doesn't make any sense, but 57:33 Speaker 1 We got a chemical I proposed my first wife and a chilies 57:36 Speaker 1 I'm guessing when he said first wife you're not still married to that one was it because of the chilies or was it because 57:41 Speaker 1 Something else, you know native American backing chat man. Haddie. What up? We don't know if you're a guy or girl 57:46 Speaker 1 I guess you're gonna keep that a mystery, but 57:48 Speaker 1 anyway 57:50 Speaker 1 Speaking of the the Jewish people we had the New York City marathon this past weekend 57:55 Speaker 1 And I guess they've seen all the videos of like whenever they run through the acidic area 57:58 Speaker 1 You got all the Jews just like running across the street really quick and they don't they don't watch it anymore because apparently 58:03 Speaker 1 it's not part of their nature or part of their religion to watch women run. I didn't know that 58:07 Speaker 1 was a thing, but they don't like doing that. But there was one woman that died. 24 year old Italian 58:14 Speaker 1 American runner Rachel Appa of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. She was very, very healthy. But can you guess 58:19 Speaker 1 what caused her death? COVID. Yes, COVID-19 vaccine. She had Ra Rob Domio Losis, an exceptionally rare 58:29 Speaker 1 condition linked to the COVID-19 vaccine. So she was a hockey player at a university that has snow 58:35 Speaker 1 and ice and I can't remember which one it was but she did the New York marathon and she made it to 58:41 Speaker 1 mile 24 before she collapsed. She took her to the hospital and they were not able to resuscitate her 58:46 Speaker 1 and she died and it's linked out to the COVID-19 vaccine. I don't know how many she got. I think 58:51 Speaker 1 the college she went to was up north so it was probably more of a liberal college and you know they 58:55 Speaker 1 they teach you. I can't tell you how many girls have been turned upside down on their 58:59 Speaker 1 head to with liberal or beliefs because of college. But she probably, you know, was taught in some 59:03 Speaker 1 kind of class, she needs, you know, five of the booster to stay healthy, so she doesn't die. 59:07 Speaker 1 And this is what kills her is a COVID-19 vaccine after she's running 24 miles. And the worst thing 59:11 Speaker 1 is she didn't get to finish the marathon. So she's going to have a D and D and C and a DNS 59:17 Speaker 1 and do not reset or DNR do not resuscitate and did not complete, which kind of sucks for 59:21 Speaker 1 her. I don't know if they're going to bring that up to the funeral or not. 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Like, I can do this. And I 1:00:40 Speaker 1 did. And my goal was to not stop running. And I was in great 1:00:43 Speaker 1 shape at that time I was running a lot. When I got done, I 1:00:46 Speaker 1 thought I was gonna die. I thought my legs would never work 1:00:49 Speaker 1 again, I had pain in my taint all the way to my shoulder blades. 1:00:55 Speaker 1 It was like I was walking and running on the hardest surface in the world with 1:01:00 Speaker 1 no shoes on. And, and I did it because I told Megan, I said, I want to run an 1:01:04 Speaker 1 Ironman. So I always want to do an Ironman, you know, 1:01:08 Speaker 1 women cycle also though. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And at that point, 1:01:12 Speaker 1 I was cycling, I don't know, three miles a day. I was, I was really training hard, 1:01:16 Speaker 1 but I was running 97 more to go. 1:01:18 Speaker 1 I was training a lot for the half marathon. 1:01:22 Speaker 1 And I'd gotten up to 10 miles and somebody told me, 1:01:26 Speaker 1 and this is a terrible, terrible advice. 1:01:28 Speaker 1 They said, don't train for the half marathon. 1:01:32 Speaker 1 Train for 10 miles and you're adrenaline 1:01:35 Speaker 1 will take you the rest of the way, right? 1:01:37 Speaker 1 And so I thought, these last two to half miles 1:01:40 Speaker 1 ain't gonna be nothing. 1:01:40 Speaker 1 I've been training for this 10 miles forever. 1:01:43 Speaker 1 I mean, I've been working training. 1:01:45 Speaker 1 Man, I hit that 10 mile mark and my body was like, 1:01:50 Speaker 1 we're done, this is it, right? 1:01:52 Speaker 1 And I just kept going and you start losing, 1:01:54 Speaker 1 feeling in your legs. 1:01:55 Speaker 1 So I can't even imagine doing a marathon. 1:01:57 Speaker 1 And so these people that do it, 1:01:58 Speaker 1 I mean, kudos to you, man. 1:02:00 Speaker 1 I think it's awesome that people do marathons 1:02:01 Speaker 1 and I think it's a great thing. 1:02:03 Speaker 1 But the body's not meant to do that. 1:02:05 Speaker 1 I mean, the person that did it, 1:02:07 Speaker 1 that it's, you know, the reason it's called a marathon 1:02:10 Speaker 1 is because in ancient Greece, 1:02:10 Speaker 1 he ran from what city did you run to 1:02:13 Speaker 1 and they ran to marathon. 1:02:15 Speaker 1 I think he was delivering something. 1:02:16 Speaker 1 When he had like, it was like a message boy. 1:02:17 Speaker 1 Yeah, he was gonna tell them that, you know, 1:02:20 Speaker 1 that they were under attack or whatever, 1:02:21 Speaker 1 this big army was coming. 1:02:23 Speaker 1 But when he got there, what did he do? 1:02:25 Speaker 1 He died? 1:02:26 Speaker 1 He died. 1:02:27 Speaker 1 Okay. 1:02:27 Speaker 1 That's the whole point of the story. 1:02:30 Speaker 1 It's like, what are we doing? 1:02:31 Speaker 1 Why are we running that distance? 1:02:33 Speaker 1 And then the reason we do it is because the guy 1:02:35 Speaker 1 that did it died, it doesn't make any sense. 1:02:38 Speaker 1 So anyway, I hate to say I don't feel bad for it. 1:02:41 Speaker 1 Cause I do, but you know, you made the mistake 1:02:44 Speaker 1 get in the COVID vaccine. And I feel like once you make that decision, you have to in life, 1:02:49 Speaker 1 just say to yourself, I'm never going to run a marathon. You know, I've destroyed my heart. 1:02:54 Speaker 1 So I'm done. But yeah, I say the last time I ran crazy like that was the first day of soccer 1:02:58 Speaker 1 conditioning practice in high school. And we had to do 12 laps around the track and then 1:03:02 Speaker 1 20 super snakes. I thought I was going to die right there. I was about to fucking explode 1:03:06 Speaker 1 and running up and down each side of the stadium and then going to the neighbor side running 1:03:09 Speaker 1 up and down each row those. Um, and I say, I'm, I didn't ever lose a feeling in my legs 1:03:15 Speaker 1 that time, but I tell you in middle school, when we ran the mile, I got like a five 26 1:03:19 Speaker 1 do that last fucking stretch. I couldn't feel anything in my body. I was completely numb. 1:03:22 Speaker 1 All I could feel was like this little part of my face. I'm like, I don't know. It's my 1:03:26 Speaker 1 soul running, but that's just pretty crazy. And then I also saw there were some people 1:03:30 Speaker 1 on the other end of it. There were some people finishing that shit at like, uh, six o'clock 1:03:35 Speaker 1 at night. Like what the fuck how can you not get 24 miles in 12 hours? You could crawl 1:03:42 Speaker 1 that shit. I thought I thought that you had to qualify for it. I thought there was like 1:03:45 Speaker 1 a minimum time that you had to make. The videos I saw there's people crossing the line went 1:03:50 Speaker 1 even there. They packed everything up and these people were just doing it for the love 1:03:52 Speaker 1 of the game I guess or you know what my part of the game. You know what my plan was when 1:03:57 Speaker 1 I was preparing for my marathon and I was gonna do the hookers. No, no, why would you even 1:04:02 Speaker 1 And say that, dude. 1:04:04 Speaker 1 No. 1:04:05 Speaker 1 I'm sorry, they're going to go up right now and I'm in the lead. 1:04:08 Speaker 1 My plan was whatever marathon I ran, I was going to get as close to the front as I could 1:04:14 Speaker 1 and I was going to sprint as fast as I could until I got in first place and I was going 1:04:20 Speaker 1 to find somebody that had that picture and I was. 1:04:24 Speaker 1 And just so I could show like me winning the marathon and just have thousands of people 1:04:29 Speaker 1 behind you. 1:04:30 Speaker 1 And now granted, I'd probably have to walk after that because I had really 1:04:32 Speaker 1 have to sprint hard, I think, because I feel like the really champion marathoners, 1:04:36 Speaker 1 they just spent the whole time, like they don't, they don't slow down. 1:04:38 Speaker 1 So I got to be, it's got to be the best 200 yards of my life, baby. 1:04:43 Speaker 1 That's 200 yards. 1:04:44 Speaker 1 And then I also saw a video of there was a so I posted a group, 1:04:47 Speaker 1 I posted a video to like the first people to make it to the eight mile mark. 1:04:50 Speaker 1 And they're all women and the people are in the chat down there below. 1:04:53 Speaker 1 I'd be like, yeah, because the dudes had to start like 15 minutes after they did. 1:04:56 Speaker 1 Of course they're going to get there first because they knew that true. 1:04:59 Speaker 1 the 1:05:01 Speaker 1 the 1:05:03 Speaker 1 the next group and then the casuals and then the very last people to go are the men's professional 1:05:08 Speaker 1 they start last and then they just end up passing everybody so 1:05:11 Speaker 1 that lady got ragged on social media but 1:05:14 Speaker 1 anyway we're gonna get in touch with the mad dog c.p. he's got done talking to his person that might be in jail on a crime that he allegedly committed 1:05:21 Speaker 1 probably not though you know we'll have to figure that out but for you people in the live stream we're gonna be back here in a 1:05:27 Speaker 1 shortly. If you're listening to us, you'll see us tomorrow. You know, if you're listening on Spotify as podcast, so we're in a time 1:05:33 Speaker 1 for, you know, but anyway, all right, we're gonna go and get on out of here. We appreciate it. Remember if you got to do a 1:05:39 Speaker 1 better job betting your pilots and ask them the flight plan and be like, I see all my weather bug is a big old storm 1:05:44 Speaker 1 right here. Oh, my weather bug is not showing that. So anyway, I think we're getting on out of here. Yeah, tomorrow's 1:05:50 Speaker 1 episode, unless you're in the live stream, tomorrow's episode, you're gonna have hopefully mad dog on. 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