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Episode 52: AI Police Bots and Digital Entrapment-- The Future We Never Asked For
A jealous ex-girlfriend's deadly Easter plot unfolds in Brazil as chocolate eggs laced with poison claim the life of a 7-year-old boy and leave his teenage sister fighting for her life. We examine how holiday celebrations can turn tragic when revenge becomes the motive, while exploring the disturbing evidence that led to the suspect's arrest.
Meanwhile, the dangers of illegal cosmetic procedures make headlines after a New York woman dies following a botched butt implant removal in Queens. The unauthorized practitioner's attempt to flee justice raises questions about underground clinics and the risks people take in pursuit of physical transformation.
Law enforcement takes a dystopian turn as we reveal how police departments are deploying AI-generated personas to infiltrate protest groups and potentially entrap citizens. These virtual agents with elaborate backstories blur the line between crime prevention and civil rights violation, especially when targeting college protesters and political activists.
The surveillance state grows more tangible with Thailand's introduction of a fully operational RoboCop, complete with facial recognition and 360-degree cameras. As China simultaneously deploys spherical police robots capable of traversing both land and water, we consider the implications of replacing human officers with tireless machines that lack discretion and mercy.
Join us for this alarming glimpse into a world where technology enables both deadly personal vendettas and unprecedented government control. Subscribe, share your thoughts, and remember to stay vigilant in an age where the digital and physical threats continue to evolve.
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Speaker 2:No, that's the problem. You can't get into it. You gotta pop that, just grow your hair out. No one cares anymore. Hey, what's up everyone? Welcome to OK Bud, the podcast where everything's going to be OK Bud. I am Ben Kissel at BenKissel1, joined by Jerry Akito. Hello At Miss underscore, jerry. That's J-E-R-I-I and Kyle Plouffe. Hello At Kyle Plouffe. Thank you all so much for listening. Another fantastic week, five days, no alcohol for Benny Boy feeling good, full of weed, full of weed. And I've got to figure out how to play Madden without a couple of beers, because I'm not doing as well as you might think. Alright, if you want to watch live, go to the Patreon Patreoncom. Slash diebud. Also, shoot us an email Okbudpod at gmailcom. We have a bunch of AI stories to get. Also, shoot us an email. We have a bunch of AI stories to get to and a couple of science former fiction stories that are now science fact for Friday. So you have something to rant and rave about with your family this weekend.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:But first let's start with an email. This comes in from Mike. So we told a story about how somebody's sandwich was getting all finger poked my sandwich. They were messing with the sandwich in a workplace. So then he said you keep on messing with my sandwich, I'm going to mess with your toolbox.
Speaker 1:Right, right yes.
Speaker 2:So apparently this is not that uncommon. Mike writes first of all. Thank you so much for the kind words up top. Yeah, he says I'm an electrician in Massachusetts. Oh, yes, indeed, when Kyle's from. Yeah, oh. So you know Mike has criminals in his family. Yes, probably. I'm an electrician in Massachusetts and one of the guys we were working with was a total asshole in Massachusetts Shopper, what I doubt it that's so weird Sounds about right and made everyone's jobs more difficult than they had to be. He wasn't very popular.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:One day someone air quotes definitely not me decided to go up in a 40-foot scissor lift. Hello ladies, hey.
Speaker 1:Arts and crafts. Let's go. Arts and crafts.
Speaker 2:You haven't seen that video before. Decided to go up in a 40-foot scissor lift and attach his tool bag to the ceiling with screws.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's hilarious. That's what they lift Subarus with the scissor lift.
Speaker 1:Oh, very nice.
Speaker 2:I like that.
Speaker 1:It's good.
Speaker 2:His bag was attached upside down and the tools were carefully placed back inside and sealed in. If watching him look for the tools wasn't funny enough, watching him open the bag and have all of his tools fall on him while he tried to detach it from the ceiling definitely was. No one was hurt except for his pride. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1:Well, that part does sound a little dangerous. He could have knocked him out a little bit on the way it sounds heavy. Heavy things falling on his head Ow.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but it's also. It's a cartoony world that we live in and it is funny if someone has a wrench fall on their head and then they get that big bubble and then they got to push it down but the bubble comes out of another spot of their body.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, that's obviously. That is exactly how it works.
Speaker 2:I mean, that's what I would tell the judge if I ever got arrested for walloping someone with a wrench yeah.
Speaker 3:So you're taking the Looney Tunes defense? I mean, hell, they showed that stupid-ass movie.
Speaker 2:What movie did they show in the courtroom in that one case?
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, the Jurassic Park movie. Yeah, they showed Jurassic Park.
Speaker 2:Show fucking Looney Tunes and be like your Honor.
Speaker 3:Your Honor, duh, I rest my case.
Speaker 2:Your Honor. They say my defense is a little goofy. Let's get to our first story. So it's Easter weekend.
Speaker 1:It is Easter weekend, isn't it? Good Friday.
Speaker 2:It's Good Friday today.
Speaker 1:Friday night is good. It's a great Friday.
Speaker 2:What a great Friday. It is so much fun. Well, not for this child. A seven-year-old boy has died after a jealous ex-girlfriend poisoned Easter eggs and sent them to her former boyfriend's new family.
Speaker 1:Oh my god, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Her name is Jerry. What's her name?
Speaker 1:Her name is Jordilia Pereira Barbosa.
Speaker 2:Yes, 35 years old. She was arrested in Brazil.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:On suspicion after officials claimed she spiked chocolate Easter eggs in a motivated attack. The motivation revenge and jealousy.
Speaker 3:Okay, this makes more sense, because when you were originally talking about this story, I thought it was like a seven-year-old girl who was like you thought it was the seven-year-old ex. That was like I'm going to get this kid back?
Speaker 1:No, you thought a seven-year-old woman cannot be scorned.
Speaker 3:Seven-year-old woman yes.
Speaker 2:No, it's this beautiful little kid, Luis Fernando Rocha Silva. He died at seven years old. That's crazy.
Speaker 1:Yes, he's just super cute. That's so sad.
Speaker 2:The eggs were delivered on Wednesday to her ex-boyfriend's new partner, miriam Lira. They shared them with the kids, obviously because they're chocolate Easter eggs.
Speaker 1:They're chocolate Easter eggs. You're supposed to eat them with your family.
Speaker 2:What kind of couple would be like, man, I'm not going to give these to the kids, right? Thanks for the chocolate Easter eggs. You're supposed to eat them with your family. What kind of couple would be like, man, I'm not going to give these to the kids, right? Thanks for the chocolate Easter eggs. These are all ours. Yeah, a motorbike courier reportedly turned up with the tainted treats along with a note. What did the note say? What did the note say With love to Miriam Lira, happy Easter.
Speaker 1:From her. Did it say from her name?
Speaker 2:It didn't say her name. Oh wow, because I think if it did say her name she'd be like ah, we're not drinking it, we're not eating it.
Speaker 1:We're not eating this. This is from that crazy bitch. Your ex is sending us shit again.
Speaker 2:Yes. So then their son Luis, he ate it. He reportedly fell ill immediately, oh my God. He was rushed to the hospital and the boy died. Oh so, but well, jesus, didn't he rise after three days? So we'll give it a couple of. Well, that would be tomorrow.
Speaker 1:Seriously.
Speaker 3:No him and Virginia Gouffray Wow yeah, the only two.
Speaker 1:That's really sad, though that's crazy. Yeah, she should fuck throw her away, Throw her away, Throw her away.
Speaker 2:So her 13-year-old daughter, that's the new girlfriend's 13-year-old daughter. She also became sick and she is in critical condition right now. Oh my God. The bereaved mom reportedly received an anonymous call after the delivery asking if the package had been arrived. Wow and arrived. Wow and arrived. So samples of the chocolate were sent off to a forensic toxic lab. Cops arrested Jordila as she took a bus to her hometown, Santa Inez, after staying in a hotel two miles away, Two hundred miles away.
Speaker 1:Oh, so she knew what she was fucking doing.
Speaker 3:From the victim yeah, she's got her sunglasses on in disguise buying the eggs here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, seriously, is that a wig? Is that a really bad wig?
Speaker 2:Oh my God. Police reportedly found receipts and spoke to her ex-partner Jordelia's ex-partner which led them to believe that she was indeed involved in this attack.
Speaker 1:That's all the contents of her purse, isn't it?
Speaker 3:That's a lot in her purse.
Speaker 1:Holy hell there's a knife.
Speaker 3:There's scissors.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's um, yeah, Girls purses. They're like black holes of like everything we might ever need in case we have to run away at all times. Mary Poppins was exaggerating a bit, but I mean, you see this little tiny wall I run around with. It has pretty much the exact same context, minus the poison.
Speaker 3:Balls, yeah, lozenges.
Speaker 1:I have tums.
Speaker 2:You get a sore throat or a sore tummy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, highlighters, in case you need to highlight anything.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:A brush, a comb.
Speaker 2:Sure, well, it's a great, a lot of stuff in her purse. A lot of stuff, I mean it's a large purse.
Speaker 1:I can totally see she could definitely fit an iPad in there.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I for how much she did.
Speaker 2:Well, she fit a bunch of poison in there. She did so. The cops showed the CCTV footage of her buying the Easter eggs Will disguised in a black wig and dark sunglasses.
Speaker 1:Terrible wig. Yes, con amor para Miriam. How dare you.
Speaker 3:Oh, it did say her name then. Wow and they still ate it.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Oh wow, no this is the new girlfriend's name.
Speaker 3:Oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh, wow. No, this is the new girlfriend's name.
Speaker 1:Oh, she doesn't sign it with her actual murder name.
Speaker 2:Jordelia reportedly confessed to buying the chocolate in a statement with the police but denied loading it with poison. But authorities are like we have a bunch of evidence, that's probably you yeah, pretty much yeah. The authorities say what a whore Delia.
Speaker 2:The authorities say the evidence suggests, based on several points investigated, that the crime was motivated by revenge and jealousy, given that the author's ex-husband is the current partner or boyfriend of the new victim who was poisoned along with her two children. Oh my God. So now you just have to do background checks on your partner's exes to make sure you're not going to get killed. Yeah.
Speaker 3:Belbiv DeVoe told us never trust a big butt and a smile Poison.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 3:Really, is that what that song's about? Yeah, oh, that girl is poison.
Speaker 2:And then he says never trust a girl with a big butt and a nice smile. Never trust a girl with a big butt and a smile.
Speaker 1:They're supposed to frown. He's changed his voice about it. He said the exact same thing.
Speaker 2:They're supposed to frown, yeah yeah. The cops say there are several indications that clearly point to this woman being the perpetrator of the crime. The police will continue working to strengthen this evidence and present her to the judiciary to answer for this barbaric crime. Wow, yep. Investigators say they have seized two wigs, receipts cards, scissors, a saw knife and then apparently drugs. Wow, some issues all high up, yep. And then they're going to do an autopsy on this poor boy's body and figure out what happened with the poison.
Speaker 3:Anyway, he's just a young kid, so he obviously ate the most. Of course, everybody else just got a little tummy ache.
Speaker 1:He has the smallest, frailest body to take it all in.
Speaker 2:Yeah, poor kid.
Speaker 1:That's crazy, that's so devastating.
Speaker 2:But it is something to remember for all those people who'd be like death by chocolate. Well, that's what happened to Louise, isn't it?
Speaker 1:Yeah, and now are you going to keep?
Speaker 2:on saying that when you have your chocolate cake and you're all happy and fat and then you take a liquid dump because you're like Jerry and you can't handle hey, hey, it's vegan.
Speaker 1:It's a vegan milkshake I have here, it's not.
Speaker 2:Well, this boy died the way that so many, so many Kathy readers died.
Speaker 3:Yeah, isn't that sad it is RP.
Speaker 2:Young boy, you didn't deserve that and hopefully you come back, as I don't even know. Whatever you want to be, yeah, the son of God. Son of God. Son of God, All right. Well, let's move on Speaking of. We'll just continue with some stories of death.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:A New York City mom has died. Why, what? And this is a message for everybody out there men, women, even dogs. She had a botched butt implant surgery. Oh my God, oh no, the problem is she got this surgery in Queens, New York.
Speaker 3:In an alleyway.
Speaker 1:What Never In my hometown York, in an alleyway what Never In my hometown.
Speaker 2:Yes, in your hometown. I'm sorry You're just not going to get a good procedure in Queens, new York. She went to get her butt implants removed.
Speaker 1:Damn. So she was sick of them. She's like I'm ready to be my regular buttless self again.
Speaker 2:Yes, she went to a sham doctor in Queens, buttless self again. Yes, she went to a sham doctor in Queens. She has now died, jerry. What is her name?
Speaker 1:It is Maria Paz Peñalosa.
Speaker 2:She's 31 years old. She was initially left brain dead last month after the botched attempt to have the implants taken out oh my God Inside an illegal liposuction clinic in Ditmar Steinway.
Speaker 1:Fuck, don't do it. Wow, that sounds grimy, dude. Yes, that sounds so grimy, you can't do it. You can't do things to your body in weird like workaround ways.
Speaker 2:No, you cannot. An illegal liposuction clinic, they can shut those down. The illegal weed stores they can probably keep open, they can keep those open.
Speaker 1:The illegal weed stores they can probably keep open. They can keep those open. That's fine. Something tells me that's not going to kill us anytime soon.
Speaker 2:Right, but yes, going in there you just want to see like where'd you go to college? Just a couple of questions.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know, just go to Chinatown and get your fake purses. There you get your fake jewelry, your fake watches, all that shit. But don't if you're injecting things inside you maybe get it done the right way or, if it has to be done the seriously workaround way, go to Columbia like everyone else.
Speaker 2:Sure, absolutely. They do it well in Columbia.
Speaker 1:They do it in Columbia, they do it in Mexico, they do it in the Dominican Republic.
Speaker 2:Just not Queens, New York.
Speaker 1:Just probably not Queens, New York, where some idiot that you probably went to college with is like yeah, I got this, I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 3:Yeah, at least make the trek into the city.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know, seriously, I can suck a bunch of fat out of an ass. I'll do it right now.
Speaker 3:I'll do it right now. Well, there are guys that are like running these clinics. They'll show up with like a cocking gun and be like oh, I'll inject this in your ass, yeah.
Speaker 2:Ridiculous, the phony surgeon. His name was Felipe. He then tried to flee, but he was arrested at JFK Airport. Wow, it is funny when you try to flee to the most camera-ed place in the world which is JFK Airport, Totally.
Speaker 3:They will find you. He probably used his first name too. He's like I'm Dr Felipe.
Speaker 1:Yeah right.
Speaker 2:He administered lidocaine to the victim through a syringe that caused her to go into a cardiac arrest.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, this poor woman. Oh man, what did he put in the syringe? Beautiful?
Speaker 2:Lidocaine oh my.
Speaker 1:God Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2:Yes, the victim's sister says we never imagined this could happen. A friend who went with Maria, so she did have a friend. This is where the friend does have to be like. Are we sort of like jack nicholson's joker after he got thrown into a vat? Are we going to an underground doctor here? Right, are we sure this is going to be okay? Yeah, a friend who went with maria called and said she was taken away in an ambulance but she didn't know how bad it was. Oh my God, she is a very beautiful woman, she is gorgeous.
Speaker 2:And it does. So. This is then. They have an image of her in the hospital and I was going to say, if that was where the procedure took place, it looks kind of legit. But I don't think that was.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think that's where she ended up.
Speaker 2:And then this Felipe guy who is way out of his league. He just seems like a real asshole. The friend added she went there because a friend had already gone there for an operation and recommended him. From the time the ambulance came and while she was in the hospital doctors were trying to revive her for two and a half hours Shit. Not good. Apparently, she died from lidocaine toxicity. Oh my God. Lidocaine generally safe, but it can be toxic if wrongfully administered or with a large injection. Wow.
Speaker 3:His picture here. He looks like he's covered in like a thin layer of moisture.
Speaker 2:He looks like he's going to get a Fyre Fest 2 ticket.
Speaker 3:He really does. He looks like he's one of the producers of it. Yeah, I just think it would be cool to rub shoulders withfest 2 ticket.
Speaker 2:He really does. He looks like he's one of the producers of it. Yeah, I just think it'd be cool to rub shoulders with like the elites.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's a lot of things I want my doctors to be, but Clammy is not one of them.
Speaker 2:No, why are you sweating so much? Doc Gross, you'll find out. Yeah, so I'm not really good at Just go to sleep, just take this lidocaine. Go to sleep. So the Queens DA, they say when circumstances change in a case, we re-examine the charges. This remains an active and ongoing investigation and we cannot provide further comment, but he is being charged with second-degree assault, a felony, as well as unauthorized practice of a profession.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah.
Speaker 2:That's it. I mean, I don't know that was like a murder charge to me. It should have been. I guess, jesus, I guess, I don't know, your butt's fine, everyone's butt's fine. My butt's fine, everyone's butt's fine. Do some squats, just do some squats. People demonize the straight man. They do they come after us.
Speaker 1:What Like the Hank Hill butt? Are you about to bring up the Hank Hill butt?
Speaker 2:The long back. I'm about to bring out the fact that in no way a man will bury his face in any butt Pancake butt, big old bubble butt.
Speaker 1:Well, speak for yourself.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying I don't think that this is caused because of straight men.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:The straight man says look at that butt. Whatever one you show me, I'm going to be happy with.
Speaker 1:Unfortunately, a lot of girls have deep levels of body dysmorphia and then with the internet and all the body shaming, because of other women, yeah. It builds up in a woman's head.
Speaker 2:But then also, I do see some of the comments given by straight men, so I understand that as well. Yeah, but we're going to talk about AI and how it's being weaponized here in a second.
Speaker 1:It's also really sad because she was taking them out.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:She was trying to be a little bit better about her self-care.
Speaker 2:It must hurt, yeah, to have a fake butt.
Speaker 1:Yeah, to be sitting on some random silicone.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it always feels like you're in a chair.
Speaker 1:It always feels like you're in a chair. It always feels like you're in a waterbed cushion. Yeah, is that just how regular people with big butts feel? Well, I didn't know. Butt implants were Not a butt between us.
Speaker 2:I was so ignorant I thought that Nicki Minaj had a real butt.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 3:No, that's not real.
Speaker 2:I was like what I thought that was a real butt.
Speaker 1:So see, I'm part of the problem. So many people have fake butts. I just didn't realize it was such a thing. Sissa proudly has a fake butt.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, because she's like she was always very self-conscious about not having a butt, but then the poop must always plop. What you must always have a ploppy poop, what do you?
Speaker 1:what do you because?
Speaker 2:you're hovering. You're never fully on the seat you're. You're hovering on two pieces of pads.
Speaker 1:You're saying that it's easier for you because you have a lower ground, because you're like sit bones to tile to chair.
Speaker 2:I have a big no butt. Yeah, the white man butt.
Speaker 1:So it's like exit and then water right there.
Speaker 2:Smooth surface. I got no splash back, which is, of course, the nature's bidet.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:If you can't afford a bidet, just hover a foot and it'll splash right on up there.
Speaker 1:I hate that.
Speaker 2:I was in eighth grade in Germany and went to go visit my Oma and Opa and they had a bidet.
Speaker 1:I stayed on that for a while.
Speaker 2:Sat on that for a while, Not exciting. What are you doing in there, Benjamin? Oh nothing.
Speaker 1:Just drinking, not exciting. What are you doing in there, benjamin? Oh, nothing, just trying to Bidet are definitely built by men, because they always have the button where it's like this one's for the pooper and then this one's for the front butt, if you know what I mean, but then that one is also really far back. I don't think they know where to put the front sprayer to clean up the pee.
Speaker 2:Oh, I see.
Speaker 1:It's always way further back. I'm scooching all the way back trying to find the water hose. I'm like you know what. This is dumb. Give me the toilet paper, All right.
Speaker 2:Well, let's move on to a potential serial killer, whoa. But we're going back to the New England area.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:Yes, be very careful when crime happens. There are fears that a serial killer is on the loose.
Speaker 1:Oh no.
Speaker 2:Review and investigations has shown, there are seven bodies across three states.
Speaker 3:Uh-oh, what and they?
Speaker 2:are similar in the way that they were killed. Seven decaying corpses across three New England states warrants a review and investigation. Police have tried to shut down the idea that there's a serial killer. However, it does seem as if it is possible.
Speaker 1:Those are the three victims that died.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there's seven total victims.
Speaker 1:Oh damn.
Speaker 2:Matthew Mangino, a Pennsylvania-based defense attorney, said police in Connecticut, massachusetts and Rhode Island should all be working together after the human remains were uncovered.
Speaker 1:Oh, dear he says.
Speaker 2:whether it's coincidental or not, I think it merits review and investigation, at the very least Collaboration between the different jurisdictions, to determine whether or not there is some threat out there to individuals that may be going on as we speak. We don't know that, but I think it has merit for when it comes to that kind of scrutiny. I mean, it is bizarre.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Seven corpses, three states.
Speaker 3:Similar.
Speaker 2:Similar MO. Yeah, yeah, definitely seems like the work of one person according to mangino, these different jurisdictions need to get together and compare notes and reports. Were these homicides? I mean, we we may have found out that these are natural deaths, or it could be a suicide, or it could be accidental. Yeah, so the number issue is is there enough to determine the cause and manner of death? So anyway, be very careful out there.
Speaker 1:It's crazy that serial killers are still serial killing in this day and age.
Speaker 2:I know and getting away with it. But I guess upper New England area, what is that? Like Maine and all those areas, yeah, New Hampshire, vermont, yeah, yeah. They're old school still.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's very corrupt.
Speaker 2:It's very corrupt as well. Yeah, very corrupt, and we'll continue to cover that case of that one woman.
Speaker 3:Yes, I just watched the Gilgo Beach Killer documentary last night.
Speaker 1:Ooh, I've seen it.
Speaker 3:And it wasn't until the FBI, the police, state police they all started working together that they actually found out who did this.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Because when it was just at the local level, nobody was trying to work together like you said.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no one. They all need to work together. They really do?
Speaker 3:Everybody has different information.
Speaker 2:Yo Lieutenant. What if we called him the Dildo Beach Killer?
Speaker 1:Hey.
Speaker 2:Another day done, another day done Yep. So the body of Paige Fannin, 35, of West she, was found March 6th in the Norwalk River. On the same day, a human skull was located in a wooded area of Route 3 in Plymouth. On March 19th, the remains of what appeared to be an adult female between 40 and 60 years old. They were discovered near a cemetery in Groton. And two days later Denise Leary, a 59-year-old missing mother of two, was found in New Haven Wow. Then the body of Michelle Romano, 56, a missing woman from Warwick, new York, was found on March 26 in the woods in Foster. So human remains were discovered in Killingly on April 9th, with another body in Framingham off the Massachusetts Turnpike the next day. It does seem the police should be looking into connections. Yeah, they should be, like there's a lot of dead people here.
Speaker 1:But they always get like they don't want to, like rile the audience up and everyone's like no, no, we're not going to say that. It's one person just yet, which it totally could.
Speaker 2:Why Times have changed. People want to get their pitchforks out. Just scare them, there's a serial killer on the loose, and then kids can have sleepovers and be like, ooh, where's the serial killer? It'd be fun.
Speaker 1:It would be fun.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean as long as you're not with the one being killed. But if there's a serial killer on the loose, you'll get together. You have a nice party. You all just sleep in the same room, in the living room, together. Wow.
Speaker 3:It sounds to me like someone's trying to recreate what Israel Keys did. He's such a nerd.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I didn't realize he was dead. He traveled around a lot and just like with stash bags and go like years later to find his kill bag and then just go kill somebody that was near it.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, we covered him in Last Pod and he is just such a fucking toad, yeah, such a loser, oh my God.
Speaker 3:But he avoided detection for so long because he was traveling so much. Wow yeah, different jurisdictions I didn't realize he died so long ago.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I believe he committed suicide.
Speaker 3:He did yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's a little bitch Yep. So, according to the Connecticut State Police, they say there is no information at this time suggesting any connection to similar remains discoveries and there is also no known threat to the public at this time.
Speaker 2:But no known threat to the public at this time. But Connecticut, please come on. Yeah, geez, they're like the investigations are in its early stages. Also, many of these women are of color, which sometimes halts investigations, slows them down a little bit, because people don't seem to care as much. This woman is beautiful, Denise Leary. Look at Denise Leary.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they said she was 59. She does not look it at all.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:She was 59. She does not look at it at all. Oh my god she was 59.
Speaker 1:This is another victim, michelle romano. So, so scary to just be a woman in the world. This is why every time I I like walk into like a beautiful pasture, have like a beautiful view of meadows and greenery or a forest, I'm like I could get murdered here yeah, no one would fucking find me wouldn't that be nice.
Speaker 2:I could turn in one of those. I could turn into a dandelion.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So I'm like, no, it's scary.
Speaker 2:Oh it's scary, it's scary.
Speaker 1:It's like, yeah, look at how amazingly large and empty this place is. No one would come find me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's true, I'd find you.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'd find you Look around, I'd go squatching and stumble upon you. Yeah, that'd be fun. Jerry, what are you doing down there? You'd probably still wake up and yell at me.
Speaker 1:I'm going to get murdered, come on.
Speaker 2:What took you so long? How are you a skull when you're yelling at me?
Speaker 1:I'm still mad at you Ben yeah, okay, Basically.
Speaker 2:Well, anyway, they are now prompting a Facebook group. It is called New England Serial Killer. It currently has 62 000 members. Oh what?
Speaker 1:yes, so uh, is it like everyone's trying to um do what the police should do?
Speaker 2:yeah got it, yeah, yeah piece things together everyone's detectiving yes, there's also a private investigator that's been hired. Uh, the family of michelle romano, she wrote. In light of recent comments being made, we know that michelle's passing is in no way related to any type of serial killer, so perhaps not yeah but who knows?
Speaker 3:people shit on armchair detectives that's what the police call anybody at home that's trying to figure things out. But I think the reddit bureau of investigation is a real thing. I mean, it's not an official thing, but it's you know, a lot of people at home. They've solved some crimes they really have, so I I appreciate those people they've had time to figure things out.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just like in um, don't fuck with cats yes, exactly yeah, where they were, like, they totally like found like just signs in the backgrounds of photos and then went to google maps the vacuum that was in the corner yeah, yeah, like incredible was this luca magnet, magnata, magnata he was I don't blame his mother, but I don't think his mom really helped.
Speaker 3:She's kind of dumb.
Speaker 2:She was like Luca would never do anything like that.
Speaker 3:Have you met him? Said he was on the run from the person that was in Basic Instinct. Is that right? She believes it. She doesn't realize that the character name he used is from Basic Instinct.
Speaker 1:She's like this guy is coming to kill him.
Speaker 3:It's like you're stupid. Just watch the movie. Think that she's like this guy is coming to kill him.
Speaker 2:Wow, it's like you're stupid, just watch the movie.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know, I always kind of give, I give parents a pass sucks, you know. You try everything you can do, you know you. You feed them, you send them to school. Sure, still fucking stupid yeah, just stupid.
Speaker 2:Sometimes you just have a dud yeah, you know, yeah, it happens in the comment section. Any of your kids duds?
Speaker 1:because, Because you can admit it, here I'm not quite a dud, but I'm almost a dud.
Speaker 2:You're not a dud, you're a stud. Hey, okay, yeah.
Speaker 3:More importantly, a bud.
Speaker 2:Any comments thus far. Any comments thus far.
Speaker 3:Jeff was saying was the city really named Killingly Damn.
Speaker 1:Killingly the killings.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's a killington in vermont as well. Uh, laurie's saying there's a killingly in connecticut and a killing worth what a lot of bidet talk um vanessa's reminding you that it's dirty pool water that uh splashes back on you yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no. And it's like you said about the oh yeah, he said he's not in the splash zone no, but it's like you said where you said it was nature's bidet when it splashes.
Speaker 1:But also you've also said before that we can pee but we don't have to poop. But then every time we poop we pee a little bit. So it's pee, water and poo water and poo water.
Speaker 2:It may very well be pee water, but I would argue that it's not poo water, because the water being displaced is from said poo. Therefore, the water didn't have any interaction with the poo. The water got the F out when the shit came in.
Speaker 1:That's not true, they passed like two ships in the night. They crossed by each other and you're picking up the contaminations You're pooping into yourself.
Speaker 3:You're pooping on yourself. Oh you're regurgitating?
Speaker 2:Well, they do do that.
Speaker 3:Poop implants, poop transplants, that's not true, yeah, they do if you're not able to poop anymore.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, no, it's not that it's supposed to cure the body Like a healthy fungus or something?
Speaker 3:A fecal microbiota transplant. That's horrifying.
Speaker 2:Yeah Well, you want to go to a real doctor? For that I could do it. You're not trying to go to a.
Speaker 1:Steinway Queen to try to have someone put poop inside you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got a whole bag of shit you want me to put inside your cat.
Speaker 1:Shut it right up. Doctor, why are you squatting on me?
Speaker 2:Hey kid, come here. You want to look at something I'm a doctor Opens up his jacket. Look at all this different shit. Wow, you want me to put this up your ass? Whoa, fifteen dollars. I'll put it up your ass. No, no, no, then you'll be cured. Yeah, does it work.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Does it work?
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Does it work? It works.
Speaker 3:It's usually used to treat C diff, which is an infection in a serious bacterial infection of the colon.
Speaker 2:See, oh, you fucking idiots don't think I know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, sure You're the guy to talk to with the fecal transplant.
Speaker 2:Man, you look like you are just riding high. Yeah, new poop. Yeah, I got some new poop. All right, well, let's move on to a serious story. It also involves law enforcement, it involves AI, it involves social media and it involves protests. Be very careful who is riling you up? Uh-oh, they very well, who is?
Speaker 1:riling you up, uh-oh.
Speaker 2:They very well might not be a real person. We had this happen in 2015, 2016. There were groups many Russian groups, some American groups, international groups that would play both sides of arguments and pit two people against each other, and they were the ones who were organizing the entire event. And the anti and pro protesters, of whatever their cause is, would be screaming at one another, and then the person who got both groups together was just like perfect.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, Would just slowly walk away and be like this is my plan.
Speaker 2:You idiots. Massive Blue that is the name of a New York-based company. They are selling police departments a new technology.
Speaker 1:They are selling police departments a new technology.
Speaker 2:This technology is AI-powered force multiplier for public safety. That's what they say. What is that? It deploys lifelike virtual agents which infiltrate and engage criminal networks across various channels. That's what they say. Massive Blue lists border security, school safety and stopping human trafficking among its Overwatch concerns. What it actually does is create AI characters. These include radical AI protest personas. What they pose as, for example, a 36-year-old divorced woman who is lonely, has no children, is interested in baking activism and body positivity. Oh wow. Another AI persona in the presentation is described as a honeypot AI persona. What Her backstory is? She's a 25-year-old from Dearborn, michigan, whose parents immigrated from Yemen, who speaks speaks the Sinai dialect of Arabic, whoa. The presentation also says she uses various social media apps, that she's on Telegram and Signal, and that she has a US and international capabilities.
Speaker 3:Whoa, but this is the presentation. We don't know how it goes in the real world. It could be like hey, gentlemen, do you have the drug weapons?
Speaker 2:Oh, we know how it goes in the real world because my buddy got scammed with one of these out of 30K. Oh shit, really, that version wasn't real.
Speaker 2:But the bank account he sent that money to was Right, oh man. Another persona is a 14-year-old boy. He old boy. He pretends to be child trafficked. And then there's an AI pimp persona as well a college protester, an external recruiter for protests, escorts and juveniles. So this is an example of a protest persona that they will create. Her name is Heidi. She looks real but she's not. Her backstory is again 36 years old, raised in San Francisco, divorced, no children, hobbies, divorced. They give them a whole thing. She's been through shit, she's been through shit. And then they also do a thing that I think is interesting because it makes it seem like a real person where they're like look at all these other social media accounts they have.
Speaker 2:Wow, but it's still just this AI, so most of the time.
Speaker 1:Seeking meaning as part of her personality.
Speaker 2:Yeah, seeking meaning Radicalized. I love it. Going to space, being connected to love.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So many times when you're in an argument on whatever these platforms are, whichever one you're on, it might not be a real person.
Speaker 1:That's insane.
Speaker 2:I would say at this point, almost most of the time.
Speaker 1:I would say almost most of the time. That's why I would say at this point almost most of the time.
Speaker 2:I would say almost most of the time. That's why I don't really so. You're just wasting your entire fucking life, ruining your day. Ruining. Everything is awful because your brain is so pissed off at this nothingness. Yeah, yeah. So, now cops are paying companies to help them deploy AI-powered bots across social media and the internet to talk people into committing crimes. Why? Because then they can bust them. They want to get people protesting and then they can arrest them for protesting. That's so stupid.
Speaker 3:They're creating crimes.
Speaker 1:They're literally creating crimes.
Speaker 2:In some ways. Maybe this could be used for sex criminals. It could be good, right, there could be some. You know you're catching a pedophile.
Speaker 1:Yeah, catching a sex trafficker. And someone thinks that you're a real girl and is trying to lure you into a spot. Bam, it's a real girl and is trying to lure you into a spot. Bam, it's an AI bot. You're getting arrested.
Speaker 2:That's fine right.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But I don't trust the net that will be cast because, as we've seen with the US Justice Department, they can be a little bit aggressive, yeah, and then they're going to send a bunch of random people, citizens, to El Salvador prisons. So they also vaguely defined what a protester is. Okay so like what you just said. There is that. Are you a protester now?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Are we going to go attack Jerry Aquino at Miss underscore? Jerry, yeah, thank you for specifying, no problem.
Speaker 2:According to Dave Mass, who studies border surveillance. They say this idea of having an AI pretending to be somebody a youth looking for pedophiles to talk to online or somebody who is a fake terrorist is an idea that goes back a long time. They say the problem with all of these things is that they're ill-defined problems. What problem are they actually trying to solve? One version of the AI persona is an escort. I'm not concerned about escorts, he says. I'm not concerned about college protesters. So like what is the effective at violating protesters' First Amendment rights? Massive Blue signed a $360,000 contract with Pinal County, arizona Pinal County, which is between Tucson and Phoenix. The county is paying for the contract to apparently stop human trafficking. A penal county purchasing division report states that it has bought a 24-7 monitoring of numerous web and social media platforms and development, deployment, monitoring and reporting on a virtual task force of up to 50 AI personas across three investigative categories that's wild yuma county also bought one for ten thousand dollars from massive blue.
Speaker 3:So but it's only as good as the people deploying it, so like they could set it up for nefarious reasons and just screw people over.
Speaker 1:Yeah, of course, yeah or they could be responsible and like seek, like you. You know people, kids, that are thinking about doing some school shootings. Catch those ahead of time, yeah.
Speaker 3:But every kid is going to eventually be like I want to kill everybody.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and they're in prison.
Speaker 2:I'm just not exactly sure if I'm trusting the Pam Bondi justice department. Yeah, Not go after people, and this is what they do in politics. They go after political enemies nowadays.
Speaker 3:And.
Speaker 2:I could just see this being again. There will be perhaps some good, but the bad, I think, greatly outweighs it, because you're just going to have a series of people who are again fighting with bots, ruining their lives for no big deal whatsoever, causing social unrest when technically things are okay, yeah.
Speaker 2:But so, massive Blue? They're going to have a huge government contract coming and they're not working on any immigration cases. They don't enforce immigration law. Massive Blue's support is focused on the areas of human trafficking, narcotics trafficking and other investigations is what they say as their selling point. Well, let's hope.
Speaker 3:It's going to like generate AI-generated child porn and be like do you like what you see? Do?
Speaker 1:you like what you see? Whoa, whoa. It's like wait, come on, this is too much of a trap, right? And at that point, isn't the AI committing the crime?
Speaker 2:Exactly Well, and that's, of course, what they always use for the surveillance site that we live in. They say, well, it's about public safety and to some degree it might make things a little bit safer. Yeah, but again, what are we doing and are we officially getting rid of human choice?
Speaker 3:Do we?
Speaker 2:even have a choice when you go to the supermarket. Is there a choice?
Speaker 1:No, there's so many choices.
Speaker 3:It's either pissed, plums or pissed pineapples.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:Everything's pissed on, everything's the same piss company. Oh my God, yes, no, no, no, no. So anyway, just be very careful for those out there. Ai persona types are solicitors, juvenile solicitors, traffickers, romeo gorilla pimps. They call them Romeo gorilla pimps. What the hell are those? Escorts? Juveniles, sextortionists, money launderers, external recruiter for— Sextortionists. Yeah, I guess they're all bending around and shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I know that's what it sounds like Money launderers, external recruiter for protests and college protesters. So two of those things don't really belong and I think again college protesters, that is an external recruiter for protests. Yeah, that is called entrapment.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 2:And it's just going to create a lot of unrest, as I said, and I do not believe it's good whatsoever. So that's the world we live in now. I remember when Will Smith was eating that spaghetti all wrong. And then everyone's like oh, ai, I'm scared of AI. Look at Will Smith being stupid, but that's where it is now. So if you are going to be and you know college campuses, you know, granted, there's been a little bit of stuff that's happened, like at Columbia, and stuff where I'm like all right, let's calm down.
Speaker 2:Let's calm down, please, yeah, yeah. But if you don't protest in college, that's half the point of college it really is. You're supposed that's your whole thing. It's like First Amendment rights. These are what I think, and they're going toals. You know you can wear shoes because it's like different now. I just don't think that they have the will of the people in mind. No, and it's very bad and it's going to be used by law enforcement for very nefarious reasons.
Speaker 1:So just be very careful. Very corrupt reasons. I don't like that.
Speaker 3:Political suppression.
Speaker 1:And they always sell it like we gonna stop pedophiles and I know right and then, and then you can't really disagree.
Speaker 2:No, they don't number one. They don't because the people in charge, yeah, um, but number two, um. That is always like the thing that makes it difficult to argue with, because they're like what? So you're pro pedophile? It's like no, I'm just right, it's like no dude.
Speaker 1:I just don't want you to use that for the wrong things and yeah, even to a predator.
Speaker 3:they had it on film, on video, everybody committing these crimes or trying to commit the crimes, and they only had like a 30% success rate in convictions.
Speaker 1:Really yeah. Oh shit, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2:I was watching a YouTube video of like the worst caught ones. They're so stupid. One dude ate two slices of pizza. He sat down with Chris Hansen and he's like you want some pizza?
Speaker 3:He ate two pieces.
Speaker 2:I'm like damn, that guy will be fine in jail.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think that was in Connecticut.
Speaker 2:He was like I don't eat it. I don't eat it. Anyway, again, just be very careful. What you read online, I know it is most likely you're not even arguing with a person attached to a soul.
Speaker 1:I know, just don't get caught up in the hullabaloo of the arguing online.
Speaker 2:Oh please, you never win. I've tried it and it just makes you feel horrible.
Speaker 1:Because you never, win.
Speaker 2:You're like I said the thing that's going to get them, and then they say this. Then they're like reverse uno.
Speaker 1:And you're like they reverse Uno'd me. Yeah well, your mom, Motherfucker, Damn it. Leave my mom out of this.
Speaker 2:Well speaking of soulless. And lastly, the RoboCop has become real, a Cyborg 1.0. It has facial recognition with 360 degree cameras for eyes. It is in Thailand, so it will be coming to the States very, very soon.
Speaker 3:It's way taller than everybody else too.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they made it all tall. It's scary.
Speaker 1:That's terrifying, dude. That's so freaking. They're just standing next to it.
Speaker 2:That's so freaky. Hey officer, Can I suck your dick?
Speaker 1:It is Holy shit, it's in our clothes.
Speaker 2:I'm so creeped out it is and they and they didn't give it like a face.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's just like a black screen with a round with a blue circle in it. My god, what about when the circle turns red? That's how you know it turns evil talk to my hole.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's going to turn red at one point or maybe it could be the red circle of death, like on Xbox, and that means it's shut down.
Speaker 1:Oh, yes, could be, but.
Speaker 2:I don't think it will. So it has a weapon detection technology, 360 AI cameras and facial recognition. The RoboCop was deployed for the first time during a festival in Thailand. The Royal Thai Police introduced the newest member of its team on a post on Facebook. Isn't that fun? And at first glance, the cyborg blends in with the rest of the force, but it doesn't. That's what they tried to say. They're like it blends in. It's like no, it doesn't.
Speaker 1:It actively doesn't, it clearly does not it doesn't have a face. You didn't even try to make it like wait what is it's just, it's in like a foam rave party, yeah no, they're celebrating, he's waterproof that's good
Speaker 3:yeah he's also waterproof, possibly homosexual? We simply don't know technosexual.
Speaker 2:So the ai powered officer is called police colonel is called Police Colonel. Nakhan Patham oh. Plod-fi Flows right off the top. I almost did that.
Speaker 1:It flows right off the top.
Speaker 2:I almost did that, and it translates to Nakhan Patham is safe, and that's exactly what the police colonel has been designed to do Keep the place safe, my ace Keep the place horrified.
Speaker 2:So its AI technology can also analyze CCTV camera footage and drone footage from wherever it is stationed, allowing it to keep tabs on what's going on. One identified suspect can be closely tracked and any potentially dangerous instances can be discovered. So the question is when do we it's safety versus surveillance, and what is the marriage between the two? Because, yes, when you have or freedom versus safety and surveillance, it's like freedom comes with an innate danger, right, and so it's like, yes, I understand, I can go to this event and there might be something happening, but I'm also very free. And then it's like I can go to this event and be not free at all, but 100% safe.
Speaker 1:Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 2:Something like that. So I just feel like I would rather have the possibility for a small amount of danger than the possibility for no amount of fun.
Speaker 1:That's true. That is usually the trade-off, isn't it?
Speaker 2:And we all. There's so many laws and these AI bots aren't going to be like. Well, I smoked a little weed when I was a kid. They're going to fucking beat the shit they're like technically that is illegal, zero tolerance.
Speaker 1:So true and honestly, honestly, why are they just already making him? He's what a colonel already he's a colonel. Why didn't he start from the bottom and, like I don't know, take in like tickets or something like be like a ticket police officer, like he needed to work his way up, so he understands the pride and the work that goes into being a?
Speaker 2:robocop. Yeah, so the cyborg is able to detect weapons, knives and even wooden sticks. God forbid, Whoa.
Speaker 1:What about if a kid just has a backpack full of pencils?
Speaker 2:Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. You saw him. He had a wooden stick. Yeah, this comes after the army of spherical robocops were spotted roaming around cities across China. Creepy Chinese robotics company Logon Technology unveiled the RTG autonomous spherical robot in what is described as a technological breakthrough.
Speaker 1:Oh boy.
Speaker 2:They're designed to assist and eventually they're going to replace humans. They say.
Speaker 1:So isn't that fun Replace humans.
Speaker 2:I just don't want to get a ticket from a fucking machine, yeah.
Speaker 3:It just prints one out of its chest.
Speaker 1:You're like fuck, screw you.
Speaker 2:Because if it's not a human, then you can like run up to him and be like no, no, no, I see you, I see you, I'm getting in the car. Hey, what if I? What do you want? What do you want? What do you?
Speaker 1:want he's. How about this nice little 20?
Speaker 3:yeah, buy yourself a little something at the store they could be programmed to be on the take, so make some money maybe I'm sure I mean I notCop is like 100% real, but it's going to be.
Speaker 2:These corporations are evil.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They are going to be used to aggressively control their own narrative.
Speaker 1:Wrongfully police.
Speaker 2:Yes, Like they came against us. We're just trying to make weapons that destroy the world, and they protested us Right. So the spherical RoboCop, that's a ball. It's able to operate on both land and in the water.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:It's practically unstoppable.
Speaker 1:Practically.
Speaker 2:Practically Okay. It can also withstand four tons of impact.
Speaker 1:Okay, but what if you wait? What if you just like push it over?
Speaker 2:Well, the one that I'm talking about now is the Chinese one, where it's a ball.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God.
Speaker 2:It's a spherical robot. That's terrifying it goes on land and water and it goes 22 miles an hour and it can carry up to four tons and it can be equipped with non-fatal police gear like net guns, tear gas sprayers, some grenades, loudspeakers and sound wave dispersal devices.
Speaker 1:Man. So technically this would be a really awesome boom box. Yeah To the beach.
Speaker 2:They actually made our boom boxes cops.
Speaker 1:That's crazy. That's so not cool. That is not cool Because that sounds really handy on like a boat.
Speaker 2:That does sound handy.
Speaker 3:And red and blue lights going, yeah, red and blue.
Speaker 1:It plays the music, has the lights.
Speaker 3:Has galaxy gas coming out of it?
Speaker 1:And casts a net to catch any fish.
Speaker 2:if you were fishing, yeah, I just don't know if they really care about that. I mean, I'm thinking also I also. We are so behind the times. We have the robot dog in Detroit or, I'm sorry, in Denver, colorado, but this is all going to be coming to the US very, very soon. That's so creepy, but don't worry because celebrities went to space.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's right.
Speaker 3:I don't trust any human police force that wears these berets. They're always really bad, they're very abusive. Something happens with that hat and they beat the fuck out of people.
Speaker 1:That's a corrupt hat right there.
Speaker 2:I think the beret is just fascinating, because on one hand super gay yes, the gayest thing you can wear is a beret but then also exceptionally aggressive.
Speaker 1:Yes, always like straight, and then straight men love to flaunt it around. Yes, yeah, always like straight, and then straight men love to flaunt it around.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Nothing gayer than straight men.
Speaker 2:What are you talking about? I just like to hang out with the boys, slap ass, watch other guys fight. Yeah, I like pro wrestling.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm too straight to touch a pussy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yuck Back Gay to touch a pussy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Yuck Back Gay. All right, let's get to some final comments. What do we got here? Chat?
Speaker 3:Oh, Lori doesn't want robots going after people.
Speaker 2:Nope, don't want it. We've all seen Black Mirror, which is just becoming a documentary.
Speaker 3:Yeah, vanessa's saying they don't look fun like the robots in Star Wars.
Speaker 1:No, they don't. No, no, they do not.
Speaker 3:Not Vanessa was saying interesting Jerry. Can AI commit crimes and who is held responsible in that case? The creator of the AI?
Speaker 2:Well, that's a good point. What if AI bots troll someone so bad they commit suicide?
Speaker 3:It happens, that probably will happen.
Speaker 1:That could also happen.
Speaker 2:Then who's responsible? Is Mission Blue going to be like you know? Take responsibility.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they're definitely not. Then they would be like corporations are not people, right, you can't come after us.
Speaker 2:Exactly. No, that was our A Abad. He is crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he's crazy. Vanessa also takes back. She concedes because, ben, you fought the poo water like a lawyer.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, vanessa, don't, oh my God.
Speaker 2:Oh, let me have one.
Speaker 1:Don't fold like that.
Speaker 2:I have lost for 18 consecutive months. Can I please get a W? I'm crying. It involves shit water.
Speaker 1:Yeah right.
Speaker 2:All right, that's about it, all right. Thank you all so much for another fantastic week of OK Bud. We endlessly support. We endlessly thank you for your support and your kindness and hopefully we make your days a little bit better. Alright, also, if you want to support us so we can continue on crushing the show. Patreoncom slash die bud shoot us an email, okbudpod at gmailcom. Have a wonderful weekend, stay safe. Punch a robot, even if it's your Roomba. Look at your Roomba yeah, that's so true.
Speaker 1:show that Roomba who's boss Call it one of the good ones. Get under his skin a little bit, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:All right, everyone, hail yourself. We'll talk to you soon. Bye, goodbye.