They Wish You Were Born In Minnesota

They Wish You Were Born In Minnesota Episode 26: Our First Interview! Socialist Take Over

• Chris W, Chris Q, Dylan M • Season 1 • Episode 26

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Dive into our first interview with Dylan’s Dad John. He’s a lifelong southern Marylander Christian conservative working out of northern Virginia. He explains his view points on our questions. We then switch to kitchen talk about the socialist takeover and the primary election that took place. Enjoy. 

SPEAKER_02

Well my name's Chris Miles and I am an electrician out northern Virginia. So been studying politics probably for the last fifteen years I'd say. I really getting into it. So that's about it. Gotcha.

SPEAKER_01

You've lived in the county all your life as well?

SPEAKER_02

Yes. All yeah, everything all but the uh what last five years, I'd say. Oh, okay. But yeah. Born in Florida, but I always say just long enough for a vacation. Only only there for two weeks and then came came up here to Calvert County. My parents are originally from Calvert. So Gotcha. So you're an old school county boy just like me. Definitely. Yeah. Awesome. What year were you born? 1980. 1980? Yes, sir. I was 76, so you're not far off.

SPEAKER_01

I'm not the oldest one here. I was born in 76. Fuck you, Carl, for getting a thrill out of that. All right, John. Well, I've got some questions here for you run through. Very well. All right. Alright. JFK, single shooter, Lee Harvey Oswald, or a couple shooters? Ooh.

SPEAKER_03

Ah, that's a good one.

SPEAKER_02

I'm gonna I'm going to say single shooter. Oh wow. Okay. And and and the only reason, really the only reason I say that is right now we're working on a I guess I can say this, right? Yeah. I'm working on a FBI job. So I've I've I've pulled up to the I've pulled this question up, or I've asked this question to a couple of the guys there, and their basic thing is with all their uh all the the stuff that they've gone through and looking into it, they've come up with just a single shooter acting acting alone. But but also I will have to say I also find it very weird that Jack Ruby, which is the one that killed Oswald, you know, I mean they arrested him at the time, but basically when they got him back to the precinct, they uncuffed him and he walked around like a regular person. They didn't really put him in a jail, you know.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Wasn't he part of MK Ultra too? Probably.

SPEAKER_02

It wouldn't surprise me. More than likely. Yeah, because uh yeah, his real name was uh Jack Rubenstein. Right, yes. That is true. And then he changed it to Jack Rudy. Yeah. Okay, so uh moving on.

SPEAKER_01

Roswell, Area 51, what do you think about it?

SPEAKER_02

Oh yeah, yeah, I definitely believe that. Yeah, God knows what the hell they have down there. Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_01

And if you ever go through like Colorado and Allison Garment gonna build bases, like that's exactly where I do it.

SPEAKER_05

I mean, there's fucking yeah, and you're out in the middle of nowhere, you know.

SPEAKER_02

What do you think of uh same in New Mexico? What do you think of Bob Lazar? I don't think he knows Bob Lazar. Just g uh freshen me up on that. Lazar was a man that called into the the co what the Coast to Coast show. Do you know RJ? Yeah, and George Norr. Yeah, so he basically he s he called into the radio station saying that he just left like the premises of Area 51. He was a worker there, and crazy stuff happened, and he had to get it off his chest, and his story has not changed since what 90s. He's always had the same story, yeah. Yeah, what was it? Yeah, like he got he got a job at at one of the bases by there, like by the whole Area 51 facility, and he was like engineer, and he got a job there, and like Dylan said, he he left and they wanted him to reverse engineer the crap that they had, which he claims to see in the hangar. And then they tried to say they never worked there, but uh George Norrie found a logbook somehow through one of the workers or something, and his name was in the logbook, so he definitely worked there. Yeah. And anyway, he's been on the road and it's if if they're trying, if if they're trying to cover up him not even working there, but they definitely you know have proof that he did work there, then I would probably have to link towards whatever he's saying is probably true, to be honest with you. Yeah, so that leads that leads into my next. You know, that's that that's just my outside opinion on that. So do you believe do you believe there are aliens? Oh, without a doubt. I can tell you something that that happened to me on Route 4 that I've I think I've told Dylan. I haven't told too many people, but hell, I don't know. Maybe maybe maybe maybe six or seven years ago, you know where Sixes Road is?

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, hell yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Up up off Route 4, I was passing Sixes Road about, I don't know, 4 30 in the morning, heading to work, and a damn little orb pulled right up next to me, about as big as a softball, and then boom, gone, straight towards French Frederick. And I sat there and thought to myself, all right, what the fuck was that about? So and then just went on with my left. So yeah. Yeah, yeah. Aliens wouldn't surprise me at all. I mean, you sit there, you look at hieroglyphics from, you know, thousands of years ago, and uh hell. I mean, they're even written on from thousands of years ago, so yeah, they're they're depictions of like a cave art and shit. Yeah, exactly. And the paintings and stuff, and and it's uh in the book of Enoch, they talk about it. I mean Right. Now my question is is like how many different species of aliens is there? Right, right. Yeah. I like I like to take the conversation real theologically at this point, like, because what are they in general, you know, even if there are different species and stuff, like what who created them? Are they multidimensional? Like it is that their thing? And then there's like out then there's like the fact that the you know, there's obviously more outside of the realm that we know and operate on already. Yeah. Well, what my my grandf my grandfather was a preacher. Dylan uh uh never got to meet him, but I asked him a question one time, and he was a Baptist preacher, okay? And I asked him if he thought that that there was other things out there besides us. And his theory, his theory on it was was there's no way that we're the most intelligent thing that God ever created. This is coming from a Baptist preacher, okay? So he never come out and said, Yeah, I believe that there's aliens, but you could tell by that conversation that he thought that there was definitely something else out there. For sure. Probability was high. And I think I think we're in the the realm of is it demons? Like that's a big talking point, is do de do demons have or the fallen angels, did they have that technology power because, you know. Oh, probably. Yeah. You when they got casted down, I mean, they were angelic beings, they were perfect beings in heaven to begin with.

SPEAKER_01

So And they weren't supposed to share that technology and knowledge with us.

SPEAKER_02

Right. Right. Right. So there is a case of like, like what kind of what Tiger Politan has said a few times is like, believe they're demons that in and out of that realm, and we're not supposed to really see them, but sometimes they will manifest. Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, if you sit there and you look at the book of Job, you know, the Satan himself had to go to God and ask to do certain things to Job. Right. So so you're basically going from heaven to earth, heaven to earth, you know, and he did it on multiple occasions in Job. So yeah. So do you believe in the firmament? Hmm. Like that there's pretty much a globe and a point that we can't get by. Like, there was some operation where the Soviets and the US were blasting nukes in the space trying to fucking open up like a trying to open up a firmament. Yeah, I forget what the name of the uh operation was, but you know, they failed. So I I'd I'd actually I'd have to study that firmament just a little bit more. Um gotcha. Well, and the only reason I say that is because are the where are the satellites located? Are they located beyond the firmament? They're no no, they're in lower Earth atmosphere. So they're they're still inside the Earth's atmosphere? Yeah, yeah, just like the stratosphere or something like whatever the first level is. Supposedly that's what they say. Okay, so supposedly. So, but then if that was the case, then what holds the satellites up there? Because then it wouldn't there be too much gravity to keep them from you know falling to Earth?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, I'm not sure what level you have to get to to where gravity doesn't pull on them, and I'm sure it does somewhat.

SPEAKER_02

And I I don't know how I don't know how they combat that. Um you know, I'd just be talking out my ass if I said Oh no, no, they're yeah, no, no, believe me, I'm I'm definitely listening. Y'all, but I promise you this, y'all know more about the firmament than I do, and probably about NASA. More than I do. But we'll get into it.

SPEAKER_01

It's pretty pretty interesting, man. Because supposedly, too, like as above, so below. So supposedly there's water's above as there is below. Okay, so this ties into my next question.

SPEAKER_02

Do you think we went to the moon in 1969? I so I do I will I will tell you this. I'll give you uh I know that there was a race between America and Russia to see who could get to the race. Now, it would not surprise me at all if it was staged to where because we were also in the Cold War, and we couldn't get there, but we wanted to. I think Stanley filmed that shit. There's definitely there's definitely a case for for it to be, you know, a hoax, to be honest with you. Yeah. And then the other thing is when was the last time, when was the last time we went to the moon?

SPEAKER_01

Well, not to mention do you know they taped over all the original footage of the moon?

SPEAKER_02

Like the most important technical. We just technically came back from the moon. We didn't land on the moon, but we came back like Yeah, we haven't had we haven't had astronauts physically walk on the moon since I think 1972. Right. Which is a which is astonishing because of all of the research we had, and then NASA just destroyed it. Hey John. Well well my qu my question is if I say Chris, it'll get confusing. Yeah, it's uh it's all good, it's all good. My thing is, is why if if the last time we walked on the moon was 1972, why has it taken so long to get back?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, because supposedly there's uh endless minerals there and yada yada.

SPEAKER_02

I mean Oh, I'm sure there's they could be doing a whole lot of research, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. December 11th, 1972, when was the last time boots went on the moon. If you watch the documentary, you can find it on YouTube. It's called A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon. Yeah. And so it's been over a fit. So it's been over 50 years, like 54 years since we've had a man on the moon.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Yeah. And if you watch all the astronauts when they're giving their interviews afterwards, they're all on a panel, they look like they just went to a funeral. They don't look like they just saw the greatest thing they've ever seen in their life. And you know, it's crazy. Anyway, watch that documentary. How I really get a funny thing happened on the way to the moon. You can find it on YouTube. Yeah. All right. So my next one is Is Michelle Obama a man? Or does she have a penis at least? Well, an acronym.

SPEAKER_02

Okay. You know, you know, the first time that that was actually leaked out, if I'm not mistaken, you didn't like to fact check me on this, I think was Joan Rivers.

SPEAKER_01

When you said it, everyone knows she's a transvestite.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, when somebody asked when what uh when do they think we'll have like our first uh gay president? And then she goes, We already got one. Wow. Like that. And then they're like, Well, she was ruthless. She's like, it's no secret, you know. She uh Michelle's a tranny. Isn't she? Yeah, yeah. I don't know about shortly after that, but she yeah, she's she's dead now. Yeah. But um she died shortly after that. Yeah, wouldn't surprise me, you know. Um I I will say she's a uh she has a manly physique, for sure. Oh yeah, and then there's I've I've seen video where, yeah, no, it looked like something flanking around now while she's dancing. So she adjusts herself like dude. As long as I've been around, I ain't never seen Muff dance around like it.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, or she's got the world's biggest foot. I mean, something like that. All right. Uh let's see. Is the earth a spinning ball at 26,000 miles an hour?

SPEAKER_05

Do you believe that, or do you think it's something else?

SPEAKER_02

I hmm. Good question. Very good question. I personally think that it's that it does sit on a pendulum and spins, to be honest with you. Okay. I'm not sure. I'd I'd have to look into exactly how like, you know, gravity and stuff works in order for there to be per se, you know, like a flat Earth to where it's just sitting there. So Yeah, well, it'd be more like a bowl, if if anything, you know. Oh gotcha. Not like a pancake, but I just don't believe it is what they tell us it is. I I don't claim to know what it is. Yeah, yeah. The only thing that I really have, you know, to to back up my so-called theory of it being round is I believe in the book of Job again, when Job is going through his hard time and he talks about this sphere that we live in. So okay. So they also say that I I would I would have to literally go back and and figure out which uh chapter and verses and and read up to that point to see if he's just talking basically about his life or if or if he's actually talking about the earth itself.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. Well, they also say the four corners of the earth, but Dylan says that's a mistranslation of the Latin version.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

So I'm not sure. I just don't believe what they're telling us is true because Yeah, it it it it is kind of funny. They they they talk about the you know, the uh the the four cores and the and the four winds, but then yet Jesus also says you don't know where the wind is coming from.

SPEAKER_01

So a lot of people think like, you know, there's an ice wall and there's extra territory.

SPEAKER_02

So extraterrestrials are just part of that extra territory that exists outside of our thing.

SPEAKER_01

And what I always thought was interesting is the only reason we think we know exactly what's on the world is because cartographers drew maps and shit.

SPEAKER_02

Right. So if they wanted to leave something out, they would just leave it out, and we'd have no fucking idea. We can only go by what our past, you know, people have left us, you know? Yeah, and that's another fact that on Antarctica, there's oasises like there is in that desert. So there's like actual like good weather and green trees and shit in certain spots. Yeah. And another thing, we don't really know. I mean, me personally, I I couldn't tell you what this earth was like, let's say 20,000 years ago, okay? I think if you go back to Adam and Eve as what, 7,000 years, something like that, to Adam and Eve. But if you sit there and look here in Calvert County, you know as well as as I do that you can't grow brain coral in these waters, okay, because the water's too cold for it. All right. Right. But yet, but yet, but yet you can go along the beach and find it. So at some point, this area that we live in here was like tropical as per se Florida.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, and there's some theories out there that uh you know the Chesapeake Bay and stuff formed from a cosmic event and an asteroid impact. You know how the shape of Maryland is kind of strange and Chesapeake Bay.

SPEAKER_02

Well, yeah. I to be honest with you, I'd like to see, I would like to see um, and I don't know if they if they have them out or or could if it could even be gotten would be a picture underwater that's per se like where drum point is, where the actual where the actual bay meets the Patuxen River right there. Yes. Right actually, actually right where the right where the old Drum Point lighthouse used to stand. You can you can you can walk out there about 30 feet and all of a sudden it drops to a hundred feet.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02

It literally goes from from your ankles to your knees to boom, a hundred feet right there. Right. So yeah, so uh to be honest with you, I mean, you know, it it wouldn't surprise me, you know. If if it was if it if this area through through here with the Chesapeake Bay and Potuxa River and everything was like and then some kind of impact happened and then the whole waterway formed. Yeah, yeah, never know. It could could be. Alright, so my next one is do you think Epstein is still alive? Oh, I never really thought about that. I I would I have to say he would definitely have enough money to to fake his death, you know? Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

But for one thing, it's weird that none of the cameras worked, and they put him in there with a six foot six fucking killer who had killed like two people.

SPEAKER_02

That was his cellmate. So that's kind of strange too. But yeah, I just I always wonder if you know he faked his death. You know, I where would he well do what did they say? He did he die in prison, supposed supposedly. Yeah, to be honest with you, uh uh as far as Epstein goes, did was there anything on him about molesting kids or anything? If there was, I would have to lean towards, yeah, they they bounced his ass quick in prison, to be honest with you. But he had a lot of power and a lot of dirt on a lot of people. And before before he went to jail, he gave out a bunch of um a bunch of what do you call them? The uh whatever USB cards to a bunch of different lawyers and had them hit them in the like storage company, and like no one knows where they're at. Right. Which is interesting.

SPEAKER_01

So my next question would be do you think the federal government is way too big? Oh fuck yeah. Oh my god. Well, that's the easy answer, right?

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, it's I think we all do. It's gotten it it's ridiculously it it it's it's way too big. You know, you figure this when the founding father, when it when they founded this nation, you know, those were working class people, okay? Oh yeah, yeah. They went to work. They went to work, they had to hear what everybody was bitching about, and then on top of that, come back in the evening and go, man, fucking Mary Sue's pissed off about this and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Right. But they were like, all right, well, fuck it, man. Let's do this. Right. You know, th they had to they they had to work their fucking their their job and then have to do this.

SPEAKER_03

Nowadays and then they weren't getting paid for it.

SPEAKER_01

So and the good thing was that a lot of them were doctors. A lot of them were, you know, members of the community and uh fucking black smash.

SPEAKER_02

And most of these now they're all lawyers. Yeah, and and and none of them, hardly any of them, are a member of a community.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, they're fucking making inside trades and shit, and you know, Nancy Celusi is worth fucking $800 million or some shit. Like, how does that happen? You know? Yeah, yeah, really. He's just real lucky with the stocks.

SPEAKER_02

Right. Oh, yeah. Of course, of course. Okay. Um Yeah. Alright. So, alright. The next question I have is Is Trump the greatest president of our lifetime? So far of mine, yes. Just a lot of people, a lot of people that are a generation older than me talk about Ronald Reagan, which I think Ronald Reagan was in there from what, 80 to 88. I I didn't really pay attention to Reagan. I didn't really start paying attention to anybody until George Bush senior. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

See, I I registered as a Republican for uh Ron Paul.

SPEAKER_02

And one thing Reagan said that was interesting was the nine words that people most fear is I'm from the government and I'm here to help you. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. And I believe that. So he was definitely conservative. You know? Yeah, yeah. And and I know a lot of a lot of conservative Republicans that I've worked with over the years, but and this is pre-Donald Trump, even in his first term, have said that Reagan was would definitely be uh the best president that we've had. So I'd I'd say I'd say Trump Trump's killing him as far as that goes. I honestly, I honestly believe that too. So yeah. Yeah. Hell yeah. It's the best one I've seen in my lifetime, and I'm almost 50s. So yeah. Let's see. Uh what else do I have? How important do you think local elections are? Because we can all get caught up in federal elections and all this bullshit that doesn't really change or affect us, but local elections are very important. And we just had primaries here. So what do you think? Yeah. And they are they're they're they're they're very important because you you have to look at it just like you look at just like you look at yourself. You know, if if you want to try to change the world, you gotta start with yourself. So if you want to try to change the government, federal government, you have to start locally. Clean your own room. Yes. Exactly, exactly. You gotta clean up your own mess before you can go into another one.

SPEAKER_05

Right. Yeah. Hell yeah. What I'm talking about. All right, so I got one more question. Is Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior? Oh, without a doubt.

SPEAKER_02

100%. Without a doubt. You sit here and and and and take a take a look at this here. And I I actually I brought this subject up to my daughter the other day, uh my oldest daughter, drive. And I out of the blue, I said, you know, I said, the one thing that you don't that you that you didn't hear, you you can read the Bible, you know, and with all the followers of Jesus, not a one of them did you ever hear them say, after he died, oh, that man was crazy. Okay. You never heard you you don't hear that. But you that is true. Good point. But yet, but yet let's take a look at like uh who uh Jones uh the Jim Jones. Uh you know who was that called that guy that he made everybody drink the Kool-Aid? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, but the sub but the survivors, the people that survived that, they all go, oh well, looking back, that man was nuts. You know, you you you hear that with the people that that that were down there at Waco with that crazy bastard. Later on, they're like, oh man, he was nuts, but you don't hear that from the people that follow Jesus.

SPEAKER_05

Right, right. That's true. Yeah, great point. That was good. Yeah. So that that that sums up the uh questions I had for you.

SPEAKER_02

Carl, do you got anything? No, I think Chris covered most of it. Yeah, I'd say on the uh on uh Jesus Christ uh being our Lord and Savior when it comes to people that push back on that you know, a lot of them seem uh extremely crazy. Yeah, because they have no base. You see they have all yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah, that's a that's a good way to help explain it, is that they have a hardened heart, and the hardest thing to do is to try to to prove to them that they're expecting you to prove it to them by what you say, okay. When your acts prove far better than what your words can do. You understand what I'm saying on that?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, that's why there's a book of acts.

SPEAKER_02

So yeah, so I'm not the uh see, I I know quite a bit about the Bible, don't get me wrong. I'm probably not the best teacher, but if if you if you hung around me, you would know that that I do put God and Jesus first.

SPEAKER_01

So Yeah, that's the best way to be. I would I always said that if I 100% believe in Jesus and our Lord, and you guys do as well, then He a hundred percent exists, no matter what.

SPEAKER_02

Oh yeah, yeah, without a doubt. Without a doubt. There's no change in that.

SPEAKER_03

I mean it's true.

SPEAKER_02

And but you you also know you also know through Pob, you know, when what you call it if if you're a believer, if you're a follower of Christ, you know, and somebody else unfortunately, you know, people pass on, but if they're also a follower of if they are also a follower of Christ, you will be able to handle death a whole lot easier being a follower because you already know that that person's already off in a better spot than we are, you know. A hundred percent. Yes, because they're no longer in sin.

SPEAKER_05

Exactly. I couldn't agree more.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah. Death is definitely something best approached by with a humble heart. Yeah, and with a fa and with a faith and belief in something, you know. Yeah. Oh, you a hundred percent. A hundred percent. I would hate to have to deal with death and be like someone who thought that was it. It was over. Yeah, I mean, there's a there's a whole lot more to this than just you being born and then you die and go back to being dirt, you know.

SPEAKER_05

Oh, well, that leads me to one more question. What do you think about reincarnation?

SPEAKER_02

I I don't nah, uh it's so reincarn it it would be hard for me to be able to believe in and follow Christ and believe in reincarnation. But what if they're they're those are completely contradicting things, you know, to to sit there and say that you believe in Jesus and and that you're saved. So when you're saved, you go and you you spend eternity in heaven. Like reincarnation. Sorry, uh reincarnation, you know, you die and you come back as a plug, as a jaguar, as a poodle, you know.

SPEAKER_01

No, no, no, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying, what what if you're like in purgatory and he's like, you didn't learn all your lessons. Get back down to the earth.

SPEAKER_02

I'm just saying, and then what if what if Jesus said, get back down to the earth and do better this time, you son of a bitch.

SPEAKER_01

And then you're re then you're reborn as uh a baby, and you know, you maybe you live a better life. Yeah, who knows?

SPEAKER_02

I'm I'm just throwing that out there, and I'm just shooting by the pants.

SPEAKER_05

You know.

SPEAKER_02

Who knows? So I got a coup, I I got a cousin named Josh who has a wife that's a witch.

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Okay.

SPEAKER_02

Oh man. She practices witchcraft. Yeah. And his thing is he he believes he believes that uh that a baby is born and the moment it comes out, uh whatever spirit is floating around the hospital at that specific time goes into the baby, and then that's I don't believe that. I believe the soul's in the in the womb. Yeah. I think he would he was probably high when he told me that. I'm not sure. I hear that. But that but did that, but that's what that's what he honestly believes, and that's when I thought, man, I got to leave this party now. Right. That's funny. Shit.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, I don't like all that witchcraft, druid fucking ancient magic fucking shit. I don't I don't I don't like any of that. Like the cremation of Karen, everything they do at Bohemian Grove.

SPEAKER_02

Do you know what Bohemian Grove is? I do not. Sounds like something.

SPEAKER_01

Bohemian Grove is uh in the Redwoods, and a lot of presidents have gone there, and a lot of high opposite people go there, and they they have this fucking 30-foot owl that Alex Jones got footage of, and they have a ceremony called the cremation of care, where they do a fake sacrifice, supposedly it's a fake sacrifice, but they also bring like little boys in and cages and shit, and all these men are on this big retreat in the Redwood Forest of California, and you can look it up, they dress in fucking robes and shit, and they do this fucking evil ceremony. It's it's fucking nuts, dude. But Clinton's been there, the Bushes have been there, like uh you name a fucking president, and they've been there.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah. Oh yeah. Or yeah, called Bohemian Grove. It's like a gentleman's club, but for the highest. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05

What? Like boy, boy scouts for a bunch of fairies. Right. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, I'll I'll look at, yeah, we'll have a go, but I'll love the use of freight.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, that's it's nuts, dude. And when you hear when you hear the screams, it sounds like a real screams of somebody being sacrificed, dude. I mean. And they used to sac they used to sacrifice fucking people going way back. I mean, people believed that to in order to get the crops and to get things to go right, that they had to sacrifice, you know, and it was a good thing.

SPEAKER_02

Oh, yeah. Well, hell, you know, who was off uh Ben Franklin, he had a house, what, over here, and he had a house over in France, I believe. And uh what is it? They found bones and everything up underneath of it, and then they turn around and said, Oh, well, he didn't have nothing to do with it. Well, I don't know how the hell you can tell that, you know, 200 plays. Right, right.

SPEAKER_01

He was a little playboy today. Do you know uh you know why they use the term big wig? Where that comes from?

SPEAKER_02

Because a lot of them had syphilis, so they were losing their hair. And the bigger the bigger the wig, the more money you had. So they called them big wigs because they all wore them stupid fucking wigs. Interesting. No, I did not know that.

SPEAKER_05

That's where the term comes from, yeah. Oh, I bet. Interesting, right? Yeah, uh actually yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Well Dylan, Dylan, you got any questions? I know he's gotta get going soon. That's why I tried to run through them, you know. Yeah, no, I think no, I think that was uh perfect for our first interview. For real. Nice, nice.

SPEAKER_01

John is the first interview we've had on our podcast so far.

SPEAKER_05

And I think it was great. You did a good job, man. Thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate the questions too.

SPEAKER_02

I'll I'll bust up I'll brush up on firmament, NASA. Um although I do although my NASA thing, I be honest with you, I think NASA is an organization that uh I think they plant I think they got uh uh missiles inside every satellite that's up there. That's what I think I think I think they're funneling money. Oh yeah, yeah. I think they're a crooked ass organization, I'll tell you that.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, yeah. For sure.

SPEAKER_02

For sure. Watch a funny thing happen on the way to the moon. Remember that.

SPEAKER_05

Watch that. Definitely. Yeah, yeah. It's definitely worth checking out. It's been great talking to you though, man. Yes, sir. Y'all have a good one. Y'all be good. Stay safe. I know it's interesting where uh Jupiter and Saturn are right now in the sky, dude.

SPEAKER_01

Have you guys noticed that shit?

SPEAKER_02

No, I haven't. Yeah, it's fucking bright as shit, dude. I haven't I haven't looked into it personally or anything. I heard somebody else talking about it.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, it's uh you can't you can't miss it if you go off the island, dude. It's just bright as shit.

SPEAKER_02

Well, at the same time, they were also saying it was because of we had like two planetary alignments in like the last 20 years or something, too. Yeah, oh really. Yeah. So that's like because we had one like what, it was like maybe four years ago, some shit like that. And then there was uh something like a I don't know. Yeah, yeah, it's it just it lasts it lasts a while because the Jupiter orbits so slow because it's so far away. So you know, a year for Jupiter, I think I'm talking out of my ass, but I think it's like six years by orbit orbit, you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah, well, that's the same with like all the other planets too. Like they all have like a different cycle than us and everything.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah, yeah, like yeah, like uh Mercury and Venus are faster.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Exactly.

SPEAKER_01

That's why they say we're in the Goldilocks zone.

SPEAKER_02

Well, at Earth, because we're you know not too hot, not too cold. And that's why they think years ago, because as these planets expand, that's why they think that Mars was in the Goldilocks zone at one time.

SPEAKER_05

And now it's a barren planet, but it has all these indications of civilization being there in the ancient, ancient, ancient, ancient past, like hundred, two, hundred thousand years ago.

SPEAKER_02

You know, um that theory is very interesting too, because there's there's like little thing in the very beginning of the Bible in Genesis, right? Where and it's like at the very beginning where it starts off and the in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth, and the earth was a formless and desolate emptiness and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the surface of the waters. So that that theory is very interesting because if you if you take that little piece of scripture, you know what I'm saying, and think real deep enough into it, then like it's possible that there was like something going on before like his initial creation, which is what all of this is. You know what I'm saying? Yes, like right before he started everything here.

SPEAKER_01

I probably did because when he said that there was a void, then there could have been something else going on.

SPEAKER_02

Not just that there was a void, but it was like emptiness and darkness. There's almost like dark waters. Yeah, I've done a I've done a deep dive on that before. And yeah, I the the closest I can ever get to it without like without like destroying my brain. Well, because of like a human cannot fat. You know what I'm saying? Like, there's certain things where our brain will literally just like sneeze up and be like, alright, let's move on to something else. I had this moment with this specific topic. The closest thing I got was like that God he cre he created it, but it was like when it said when it said when it's basically said that you know he kind of contained everything into like one, you know, essentially one mass? How what if what if all the planets were like this like floating they were still inbound because God was still able to make the planets inbound and all the galaxies inbound to a certain degree, but it was formless, meaning what about if the water that was in space kind of plopped on to let's just say Mars, you know, how they have they have water on Mars, they have different substances on Mars. Yeah. What if while he was creating it, some of those elements, you know, went on to different planets, so for and so forth, you know. Another thing, like what in Saturn, it like rains diamonds in Saturn, right? It's it's something crazy like that. So yeah, I I I fully believe that I think where we get the well, there was an organism here on this planet, and da-da-da. I think that was when the initial creation did happen. But like I said, dude, my freaking brain like locked up when I try to dig deeper. It was like this is too much, this is too much info at one time. You know, because realistically, people spend, you know, 60, 80 years on a specific topic. You know, it can be like a pastor or a scientist, a Christian. Oh, yeah. Oh yeah. You know, they and and and on their deathbeds, they'll be like, I believe in Jesus. Like, I don't like I I've spent the past 80 years trying to figure this out, and you know, I just, you know, da-da-da. But right. So that's all I gotta say about that specific topic. Yeah. I think that's definitely fascinating. It's a deep one. It's so hard to know. I mean, yes. Yeah, very very much so. I even looked into there was a video earlier, and there's this guy. So when it comes to theology, you know, I'll I'll try I'll try to look for a topic and then I'll try to go to different theologians and see their perspectives and stuff.

SPEAKER_01

And yeah, because you're right, that the people that have studied it for their whole lifetime, they're the ones that you want to get right pick their brain and at least listen to their information, at least respect their information.

SPEAKER_02

Right, yeah.

SPEAKER_01

And then interpret it for yourself.

SPEAKER_02

Right, exactly. Exactly. And the you know, in something interesting, I found a I found a Christian. He's more of like a he's more of like a Presbyterian, like a Calvinist, but but he's very much into the like the evolution theory. Like he he fully believes in like survival of the fittest, like the whole Darwin thing. But he also takes Oh my god, I'm so against that. Right, okay, right. So it was just it was interesting that there was a quote unquote like Christian that that really and and lot, you know, we've talked about this before, but uh the cat the Catholic Church, you know, there was a pr there was a pre set that's you know back, I don't know, well over a hundred years ago. Same with the Big Bang. It was mainly Christians that started the whole Big Bang, and then scientists took take took control and just removed God from it. Just completely ripped it out of hands. And then I don't believe in the Big Bang at all. And then the Catholic and then the Catholic Church was like Okay. With the Big Bang for just real quick, I fully if if God spoke into existence, which I believe personally he did, and and he made two atoms collide, and then that's how they that's how mainstream science says that the world started, and then they crop out the whole God speaking part, you know, I they can go they can go hand in hand. Obviously, we believe that God, you know, created, you know, all of this. Correct. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm trying to get at. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I think, yeah, I think the whole the the Big Bang theory at itself, once as soon as they took God out of it, that's when I completely, you know, scrapped. Yeah. I don't believe that. I I do think that every galaxy tends to have a black hole. And I do believe that on the opposite side of the black hole is another dimension. If you if you could survive the black hole without getting ripped to pieces, somehow you would you would be involved in another universe. Like as things collapse or whatever, maybe they re-explode like a volcano on the other side.

SPEAKER_05

And I do think there's a possibility of that. But yeah, as far as the Big Bang Theory, right, right. Nah, dude. Not buying it.

SPEAKER_02

I buy that God created the universe and they're but like but do you not ever think about like have you ever have you have you never really thought really deep into that though?

SPEAKER_01

Like how he created the universe, like or what it might have looked like if you were to stand there with him and watch like it would be I think it would be similar to us creating a a fish tank or a a habitat for things to live in.

SPEAKER_02

And I I kind of think of it that way. And I don't think we evolved from monkeys. I think that's all bullshit. I agree with Dylan because we talked about it before, where you know it's not evolution, it's adaptation. Right. So I think Dylan was full of shit, and he could suck my dick. Did I ever tell you about that theory on evolution? No. I'm ready. I was reading the right, and I was I went up to Dylan the day after work because it was a late night and I couldn't stop reading it. I was talking to Dylan because you know, I got through uh most of the Torah part and stuff, the books of Moses, and I was telling Dylan, I was like, you know, maybe some stuff on on evolution looks good on paper because they got like the model somewhat right, but it's like backwards. You know what I mean? Like you notice in the Bible, Adam and Eve, right? They start off in the Garden of Eden, which is like you know, if if you make it literal, it's a perfect world. You know what I mean? Like nothing needs to kill each other to survive or nothing like that. Everything's just like perfect. And Adam and Eve don't forget we're built to live forever until they welcomed death into the world, right? Because of the sin, right? Exactly. Yeah. So I'm I'm reading this stuff, right? And I I noticed, you know, we don't have to we don't have to shy away from the incest that's in a lot of the old testament. Right. You know what I mean? And then you notice in Leviticus and Deuteronomy, God and Moses kind of put it out there that they all agree, you know, we need to cut the incest out. You know, things are getting too weird when it comes to the whole incest thing, and it was like maybe that's because retardation and stuff started to and deformation like crept in, and it was like we fully started to de-evolve after man's fall. Yeah, right. That's a possibility. It makes perfect sense because you we go from immortal immortal things to or you know, physical beings to what Adam died at what 800, and then we go down to right, and then we go down to 120, and then average lifespan is now 72. So that's definitely an evolve. Do you think there's a possibility that there was a misinterpretation years as we think of the years? No, I I fully agree with that. I'm just asking the question. I don't know the you know, I I I'm not I don't know what's the evidence, what's the evidence for it? Because I've never heard of the evidence. I don't have I don't have evidence for it. It's just a a question. Like, is it possible that it was misinterpreted that maybe what we call you know a century they called like 800 years. This is how I just how I look at it is and this is funny because Dylan just said it is like after after they exited the Garden of Eden, Adam lived to be like what, 800 years? Right. So right there is a hundred years, and we don't know how long he lived in Eden before to like actually age and die. Right. Maybe he was lifeless and could live forever until Well, he was half and half, yeah, right.

SPEAKER_05

So let me see. Interesting.

SPEAKER_02

So the way I interpret it is and what I've always been like what I what I believe, you know, was pretty concrete was the when it comes to the genealogy and when it talks about years, I think the only case for misinterpretation on years is when it's mentioned once in the Old Testament and once in the New Testament on to God, to us it's one day, but to God it's a thousand years. That's just a metal, that's just a metaphor. That's a metaphor that the ancient people used at the time, meaning the supreme being, it he's limitless, he's timeless, he he's the father of time. Therefore, our twelve, you know, our twelve hours of light, twelve hours of dark, it doesn't compute to him. That's the only thing, that's the only thing I can think of when it comes to this interpretation. So my next question would be this What is it that exists in the modern human that causes us to age and not live to be 800 years? What do you think is going on there and when did that happen? Right. So that's what that's what makes the argument for it being literal. It's it's more prominent because thin is the is the downfall, right? So thin is what made death happen to begin with. So it's mentioned multiple times in the Old Testament, mentioned multiple times in the New Testament about the the wages of death is thin. Or the weight, yeah. And so Right.

SPEAKER_01

So what at what point did we get to to where it wasn't 800, 600 years? It was fine, you know, down to what we are now. Was that a slow deterioration? Was it caused by something Abraham, wouldn't it?

SPEAKER_02

It was yeah, because it was still and they like only lived to be a hundred or something. I think Abraham was a hundred and fifty or something, maybe. Okay, so Genesis.

SPEAKER_01

So that was a short, short lifespan back then, right? So Noah, Noah and everyone else didn't know.

SPEAKER_02

Noah. Right, so Noah actually lived for a couple hundred years, I believe. Abraham lived 175, Moses lived up to 120.

SPEAKER_01

Right. Imagine the knowledge they would have been acquire. Like, I think I have knowledge or whatever. I'd be a little baby, dude. I'm almost 50. It'd be like, you don't know shit, little boy. Right. So the it's it's hard to comprehend, you know.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, right before the flood. So as so as soon as, you know, the ark was set sail, da-da-da. God stated, My spirit will not contend with humans forever, for they are mortal. Their days will be a hundred and twenty years. And then it goes on to Moses said that? So this would be Noah. Yeah, it's in Genesis, so yeah, the authorship would be Moses. So Moses authored all of Genesis? Genesis, yeah, the first four books. Oh. The first four books in the Old Testament. So if the if we go by that, okay, go to uh Psalm 90 verse 10, and it states this is where we get the 72 years is from is basically and this was also attributed by Moses three three scores three score years and ten, which is roughly 70 to 80 years. So basically, our average lifespan went from immortal to there was death. The oldest person Methus I can never pronounce his name. Anyways, he was around like 900 and some years, which he actually doesn't have a death point, or he actually doesn't have a death listed, but yeah, it went from that to 120 years, and then in Psalm 90, it goes down to 70 years.

SPEAKER_01

But does it does it give a a reason for this retraction in age?

SPEAKER_02

I think I think Christ's children. Why why did this occur? Does the Bible I think it was the Yeah, I think it was the element of the earth to begin with. So I I think against that at first they had some way of um I think sin had a lot to do with a lot of things. So but when God said my spirit will not contend with humans forever, for they are mortal, their days will be 120. That's a sign. That's like a that's a statement saying y'all are too wicked. Like y'all are not compatible enough to you know withstand two hundred years.

SPEAKER_01

If I was a dirty old man for another six hundred and fifty years, yeah. Hey, you know what I'm saying? Might be Sodom and Gamora all over again. Right. Yeah, maybe that's why.

SPEAKER_02

I I was just wondering if there was ever an explanation of as to why they shortened the lifespan of humans, or was it a misinterpretation of the scripture that you know they're equate to 800 years was uh a hundred years. In our time. Right.

SPEAKER_01

That's why, you know what I mean? You know what I'm getting at?

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, if you look at the genealogy, it there if you look at that. If you go by the so alright, so genealogies are pretty like relevant in the Bible, like throughout the entire Bible. So there's there's ancient Yeah, as far as the tribes go, da-da-da. Yeah, so there's there's like ancient depictions of Adam to Seth, to his son and to Noah, and then you know, Abraham, and you know, it could going down the list. And they were really they were really prominent with that. Like they made sure that was a goal to make sure that all was intact. And they have the years right. I mean, they they I want to I want to say that who was it? There was four people in the old testament that were able to see Adam alive that wasn't like within his immediate family. Like that's how long that's how long these people lived. So that's why I'm saying is I've do you believe that a hundred percent? I I do for the simple fact that it kind of makes sense because of the amount of because of the oxygen pressure before the flood and after the flood that's tested. What if what if uh the earth was spinning differently and not quite as fast and was still in the Goldigox, but the flood and everything The flood's legitimately like what in the Genesis like chapters Yeah, chapters six to eight, I believe, is like the whole coverage of Noah and that flood. Oh so what what was your crut question, Chris? You said something about spinning of the earth. My question was it was more of a thought was maybe maybe their earth was spinning not quite as fast, uh huh. And gravity wasn't such a pool and which allowed people to just live longer. Maybe. So I mean, yeah, like I said, the only thing I can I can go as far back is when it comes to the the um Hebrew calendar, which was 13 months, and they had a 12 hour, you know, they had sun was up for 12 hours, the moon, you know, the sun was down for 12 hours, making it a 24-hour day. So I I like I said, I would go, I would base the assumption off of the Jewish tradition of their said ancestors. You know what I'm saying? So I I I don't I don't know. There could be there could be research, there could be stuff stating otherwise, like how you were saying, kind of the earth was maybe but maybe at a different axis axis or different it was spinning.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I'm just thinking of what would have allowed people to live that long. Right. And then it was definitely why did it change so abruptly?

SPEAKER_02

Why and and and another thing is why does God why did God have to state why did he have to say with such authority that these people were living too long? And that they were stinning, they were stinning not only within for centuries. Right. So that's like another thing is like he was fed up with with people stinning for 800 up to 900 years, and he was he was tired of it. So he just he decided that people were living too long. Right. And that and and that was and then that was that was stated pre-flood. That was stated right before the flood. So the flood happened, and then the people that were still on Earth, because you gotta remember, you know, I understand Noah, it was Noah and his family. There was eight people, there's technically there's eight blood types to this day. And yeah.

SPEAKER_05

You know which one I am? No, I don't. When you A B. No. I'm our negative. Okay. But I don't got that fallen angel blood. I don't know.

SPEAKER_02

I got I do have the I have a weird yeah.

SPEAKER_05

I have the one that's supposedly connected with that shit. Yeah. I think the I don't yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Like I said. But I don't know. I go off I'm I'm a I like the Jewish tradition when it comes to holding records like before, like, you know, like before Christ. Like they were really big into Oh, they're some smart people, dude.

SPEAKER_05

You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_02

Like they took that away from.

SPEAKER_01

They study scripture and they know they're talking shit. Like can't no one take that away from?

SPEAKER_02

No matter what. That was a big thing. Yeah, that that was a big thing with uh Martin Luther, the reformist. And he was basically like, why would I trust a bunch of Greeks than the actual Jews that have this thing, you know, the scriptures from you know, thousand years prior than the Greeks had it.

SPEAKER_04

So they're meticulous.

SPEAKER_02

You know, that's why they're a hundred percent. Very good. That's why they're very good at law and all the other shit I see going on.

SPEAKER_05

I mean, they're just uh there's college. I mean, I'll never take that away from.

SPEAKER_02

Which is which is funny because I find I find it and that's a funny thing to me because I've always found it real interesting how they've uh shifted as far as theology goes and stuff in the modern times compared to after Jesus.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

You know, like how minded that they are to the fact that Jesus Christ is the Messiah. They use the same person that they're talking about in Daniel, Ezekiel, and Isaiah.

SPEAKER_05

Right.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, I don't understand the conflict there and why they've always resisted accepting Jesus.

SPEAKER_05

I don't there's no good reason. I don't hard and heart.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, hard and heart interesting how because it's like it's not like they haven't stopped keeping records and that they haven't built other faiths around outside of Jesus, but they're all basically just built to keep him out.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Why?

SPEAKER_01

Why do they fight so hard against that?

SPEAKER_05

I don't I don't get it at all. What's the benefit, you know?

SPEAKER_02

I just don't. I I think that's just their it's it's their there's there's a thing in there's a thing in in the New Testament. I I want to say it's Matthew, but and and it talks about, and Carl, we kind of talked about this the other day, when Jesus went up to the Pharisees after he healed that man on the Sabbath, and they basically rebuked him, rebuked Jesus and said, You were doing it out of the most high demon, basically. See, uh if you're gonna burn someone on the Sabbath, it would have to be a demon, and that's how because you know, and Jesus was like, Well, what how how is that even possible? Because why would a a demon rebuke and heal people from other demons, even if it was the Sabbath or not? Like, how would a house like that be able to stand if it was fighting against itself? Right, and and to yeah, and to follow that, they knew that this wasn't of demons. They Jesus knew that. Jesus knew that they knew that it was of God, yet they blasphemed against the Holy Spirit. That's what I learned, is that they took, they knew that it was God in the flesh, they knew it, and they still chose their own clique in their own power and or in their own politics over top of what the Lord uh has put in front of them. So that's why I said I think it's a harden of the heart. I think they I think there's a there's a big veil. Now, and and I will I will say there's a A lot of Jews out there that towards the end of their life they actually do find Christ. And you know, I'm thankful for that. Because they're because the Holy Spirit got into them and made their heart uh, you know, from stone to flesh, and that's always a great thing, you know. But I mean there's still Jews out there. There's still Jews that are. There's people that exist, they've done. Right, exactly. So I think it's really important to like, you know, try to regularly have discussions on the Bible and stuff like that, like, because I feel that that is the best way to bring people close to this phenomenon that took place thousands of years ago that actively freed us from the ultimate punishment of sin.

SPEAKER_05

At the end of the full circle. Back to the matrix. Like he was predicted to be the one and to, you know, bring balance to the force, and you know, ultimately he sacrificed himself and hello Trinity was his love. I mean the word Trinity, we all know what that means.

SPEAKER_01

And it's just interesting, and not to bring it back to some stupid movie or whatever.

SPEAKER_05

I'm just trying to get people to relate to possibly what could have happened two thousand years ago. Well how how special it was, you know.

SPEAKER_02

And I mean, mm, and like I said, to a degree, I think that's like like you were saying, like comparing it to the Matrix to a degree, that's how you get people unplugged is to read the Bible. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And Jesus wasn't about sorcery. Right. Jesus was was about good and doing bad for every every man that walked the face of there. It wasn't not about fucking sorcery or witchcraft or any of this bullshit.

SPEAKER_05

Like you know. He just was what he was, man. He's fucking the son of God. He was Godf.

SPEAKER_04

That's all I have to decide about.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah, man. Yeah, no, for real.

SPEAKER_02

The uh the you know, earlier I watched uh it's about two and a half hours long, I think. I only got about an hour of it, but it was a man that he was raised in, or he was sorry, he was born and raised in Nepal, like a real like Hindu area of Nepal back in like uh 90s. And and he said that he remembers being, you know, of age at four or five years old, and he came from a specific bloodline of Hindu priests. So and he said what a lot of people don't realize is that there's there's uh specific sectors of Hindu just like Christianity. They can't they have all the same gods and goddesses, but they each have a different perspective on certain things. Is it Hare Krishna? Is it the Hare Krishna? So the I think they're I think they're Hindu, but they believe in Jesus Christ. So okay, so alright. I'll I'll get to the I think, I think, I'm not sure. So so he's so he said how Hinduism works is that each household is dick it can be dictated by I think he said up to three god or goddesses. So for example, his three gods that his parents chose for the family were Krishna, the elephant one, and some god some other goddess.

SPEAKER_01

And okay, and so I would just say real quick, past, present, future.

SPEAKER_05

That's how I see those three gods. Like, go ahead. Sorry.

SPEAKER_02

It's instead of that, it's more of like each god and goddess had their own specific thing. So Krishna is for destruction of evil. The other god they chose is for like atonement, and then the third one was uh for like something else. It was for like peace or something like that.

SPEAKER_01

So destruction or was it Columbia?

SPEAKER_02

No, I don't I don't know. I forgot the terms. They're they're Indian Hindu stuff. So basically what he was getting at was is at the age of five, he was able to he was able to like look at these statues and these icons, and let alone he has not he he knows nothing about Jesus. Okay. So he has no idea about uh he he knows something about Christianity because when they were raising him, he said that they always talked down against the gospel. And they said that it's a uh it's like the Hindus the Hindus believe that Christianity is a watered down a watered down highway to hell or something like that. He put it something like that. He was basically like Christianity is so watered down that you don't have to be a good person, you don't have to be a is Hinduism an abrionic religion? No, no, not at all. It's more of more of yeah, it's like an Eastern Asian thing. Right, like monks, monks and shit. Chakras. Yeah, stuff like that. So he got a little bit older, and so they basically moved to Australia, and he he started getting into like bad like bad stuff in the schools and stuff like that, became like a bad kid, and uh but they're still practicing their Hinduism. Well, you know, one day he got very intoxicated with his friends, and they were driving, and he was in the back seat, and all of a sudden, he like he he had this sudden urge to basically kill himself. Like something was in his ear saying, I'm death, you know, death is gonna be around you forever. Uh, you know, you should just go ahead, you know, go. Like, as in leave the earth, essentially. And hearing this, hearing this, he was he was afraid because he he went back a few years and said, and asked the priests in Nepal where he was living, and was like, what is after death? Like, what do we do? How do we grieve? What is the purpose of me being born? And they would never answer. Hinduism will never answer that. This is what he said. So he's and he said that the specific sect he was in did not believe in reincarnation. They just believed that once you died, you just like floated up and you would be with the a trillion gods you worshiped or whatever. So he said at he said he got home, he was still intoxicated, he tried to kill himself and he couldn't. Something was holding him back. And then a few days later, he had those same thoughts again, and out of nowhere, he was in his room and it said he heard he just heard a voice and it said, Go grab a Bible. Well, he was in a specific area where there wasn't any Christians. He said that he had not met one Christian until he got to America. Right. Yeah. And so being in Australia, you know, he was like, Well, I mean, there's bookstores, I'm sure they have a Bible. So he basically mustered up the courage and he went down to the bookstore and he got a Bible.

SPEAKER_01

When was the first English translation? Not to cut you off, I'm sorry. The first English translation from Latin to English.

SPEAKER_02

1535, I want to say.

SPEAKER_05

Okay.

SPEAKER_02

Okay, so there are already Bibles floating around the colonies and stuff. Right, yeah, yeah, definitely.

SPEAKER_05

Okay. That's what I'm curious about.

SPEAKER_02

Right, yeah. So then he grew, you know, and it's actually funny because he said when he walked in, he was like demanding for a Bible. He's like, I think God just talked to me. I really need a Bible. And the librarian was like, Well, which kind? Like, which version do you want? And he was like, No, I need the Bible. And she was like, I have to know which one you want to read. What translation do you want? And he was like, What are you not getting at? I want a Bible, and she's like, Here. And it was a it was new, it was like a new English translation, you know, yeah. Translation. Yeah. Huh. So so base so basically, and what his thing was is that from the age of eight years old, he was able to look into the eyes of non-Christians and look right into their eyes and feel hopelessness. He was able to sense that there was nothing behind their eyes. I believe that. And right, so and he so then he's been a Christian for that was he converted in 2014. So the so when he so he read the Bible in three days, and or he read the new, it was only the New Testament, it wasn't the Old Testament. So he read the New Testament in three days, and then he got and then he went to his mom on the on the fourth day and said, Mom, I, you know, I my my Lord my God is Jesus Christ. And she was like, like, that's great. You know, we can of course add we can add Jesus into our house of gods, and he said, No. He said, no, like Jesus, like, he died and like resurrected for our sins. Like, you know, like he is that final atonement that we all, you know, need. She was basically just like, no, he can be worshipped with the other gods. Like, we believe he's he's a he's in line with the main God, but he's you know, he's not almighty. Right. And he was like, no, no, he's our Lord and Savior. And as soon as he said that, she took the Bible and threw it in the trash, and then he immediately got a airplane ticket and moved to America, and's been here ever since. But I wanted to touch up on the point of the the fact of with that testimony was he this guy was able to just look into the eyes of these people and and just look at just complete darkness. You know what I'm saying? So I've seen it. Right, yeah, it it's definitely the Holy Spirit definitely does go around.

SPEAKER_05

It definitely does influence premonitions and shit that I shut that shit off because if I don't, I don't think I'll be able to function. Like I could I could uh everything you just said, I can see it.

SPEAKER_01

I can see it. Yeah, and I see it in my everyday and I have a funny story, all right. If I could just interject a funny story. Yes. Um back when we're in high school, we're partying at White Sands, chilling out, and my buddy's got this fucking huge ass old fucking car.

SPEAKER_05

And he would just take out stop signs and shit. This thing was like a tank.

SPEAKER_02

And he's got a uh Buddha uh speaking of the Buddha stuff, he's got a Buddha statue sitting in the dashboard. So me, my buddy Mike Morisse, and Aaron Lane, who's driving, we're leaving White Sands or whatever. And my buddy Mike Maurice, God bless him, he's been server 15 years now, but he was a drunk at the time and he would black out.

SPEAKER_05

He'd wake up, drink people's beers, whatever. Anyway, the point being, he said, fuck this Buddha. What's up with this Buddha? And he picked up the Buddha off the dash and he spit on it.

SPEAKER_02

Oh and he'd he'd put it back on the dash.

SPEAKER_01

Two minutes later, the car breaks down. It's like 30, it's like 30 degrees. It's fucking wintertime.

SPEAKER_05

Oh man.

SPEAKER_01

He's got a t-shirt on, no shoes, and he's gonna fucking lip back to the place that we were partying at. Wow. So he fucking paid instantly, instant karma for spitting on Buddha and fucking. Yeah, we had a walk too, but we all had clothes on. I mean, he just wasted.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

So that that's my little Buddha story.

SPEAKER_05

I couldn't help but think about it when you guys were talking about Buddha. Wow. Yeah, no, that's crazy. Yeah, I mean, it was like instantly too. I as soon as he spit on Buddha and then put it back on the dash, the car broke down. And we had a nymphat white sands. Great. What a great neighborhood. Oh yeah. Anyway. Oh, White Sands. White Sands is weirder. Yeah, I've spent the summer there and uh isn't dirty, like dirty dirty little neighborhood, dude. Yes, it is.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah. I I mean I I liked it though, but nah, it was it was dirty.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, it's alright once you get down to piers and shit, like further down, but yeah.

SPEAKER_02

The beginning first streets aren't so yeah. Yeah, you got boarded up houses. Yeah thing.

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Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah, I just think the roads are a lot of drugs. Yeah. Why? There's drugs. Yeah. Oh yeah, dude. But uh what el what else you guys got?

SPEAKER_03

Well what do you what do you think?

SPEAKER_02

I got about ten minutes left so we can fill that with uh Yeah. Me too. I guess I guess we could talk about the local elections around here. Yeah. Yeah, I can we can fit that in. I just want to say, I just want to say, and and you know, I doubt I doubt they'll listen to this, but congratulations to everyone that won. Congratulations to the uh the big changes. Well, you know, you know, I will say the Yeah, these people were on the wrong side of a lot of these issues.

SPEAKER_01

Yes, for the yes, that's why they got fucking voted out. Yeah, otherwise, like Mike Hart's a good guy, da da da da. But anybody that was for the data shit, fucking get out. Get out. Fuck out. You know what I mean? It's it's unfortunate, but it is what it is.

SPEAKER_02

Like, you're on the wrong side of fucking history, like and it was a it wasn't it wasn't just like a it wasn't a close race whatsoever. It was a landslide. Like the county showed up and when when we said we don't want any type of uh business deals.

SPEAKER_01

Because it makes me feel like the county is well informed of what's really going on.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, and of course.

SPEAKER_01

And it should show it in the book, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_02

Right, exactly.

SPEAKER_01

So it sucks it sucks if Steve didn't win because I think it wouldn't be treasurer to be hold the county more accountable for their spending. And that's why he switched gears and wanted to be treasurer, probably, if I had to guess. Because once you get called, you're like, man, if I was treasurer, I could just stop this. Because I could just object to it and da-da-da, whatever, you know. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05

Hopefully they'll hold their promises, man. You know, yes. That's that's what we're 115. Yeah, yeah. You can only hope. Yeah, yeah, really exactly, exactly.

SPEAKER_01

And it's better than hoping on the people that were already on the wrong side, you know.

SPEAKER_05

And we at least we have people in there that claim to be on our side of things. Right, right. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, no, it's a fishy thing like that. You can never really tell what what they're actually thinking, or yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Right, right, yeah, sure. Or are they are they just using the talking point to get elected? Like, I'm against that centers. Right. They don't really give a fuck.

SPEAKER_02

They're just trying to get elected. You know what I mean? Yeah. You you never know as far as that goes. You know what's crazy is the fact that, okay, so Patty Stuckler, all right, she won number one, okay? And Jason Skaggs came right behind her, okay. And so with Jason Skaggs, is he was the most smeared Republican candidate that the Democrats of Calvert went after. They they said that he has a whole rack of case search records that he's been imprisoned many of times for public fights, intoxication, all that. That was that's all false. That makes me like more than that. Not true. Exactly. That's what it is true. I'm saying that's a real motherfucker right there, boy. So yeah. Well, see, I have no problem with that. Like, you know, that's the thing, is that you know, we we steam this with Trump. I'm not saying he's Trump 2.0, I'm not saying that. I he he does align himself with Trump, but what I'm getting at is they did uh, you know, for they still do it now, the whole smear campaign. They know that he can go in there and and do what's right for the people. They know he can do that, so they're going to try to smear him as much as possible. And Jason Skaggs took that bullet. And he's he the um for a whole came through. Yeah. For an entire year, as soon as he put put his name into the ring and said, I'm, you know, I'm running. The Democrat leaders just did a whole smear campaign and he still came out on top. So I like that. Oh yeah. Yeah, yeah. Just like when it wasn't even true. Yeah. If I see another commercial for that motherfucker, I'll kill myself. And it's crazy too. It's crazy because Bloff of the United States. He did win, but it wasn't even like he had like 15 other people run against him. You know what I'm saying? So like, I wanna I wanna say he won't. He just won the nominee, though, right? Just the nominee. He's yeah, he's gonna go up against uh Chris Chaffee, I believe. No, no, not Chris Chaffee. No, no. Well, Chris Chaffee's for Congress. He uh he won. You might be right. You might be right. Yeah, he won. Let me uh real quick. I'm a fan of Chaffee, dude. I sat down in the first row with that motherfucker. He's he's like us. He'd probably come on the podcast. Yeah, for real. Yeah, if I could get a hold of him and he knew who I was, yeah. Okay, so I'll work on that. I'll work on that. District 5. Hold on. That would be cool. Okay, yeah, it's it's Boffho and uh against Chris Chaffee, yeah. I wasn't. Oh shit. Oh shit. Yeah, in November, baby. Come on. Dude. He's uh he's like one of us, dude. We can have him right on the podcast. Yo, you know what's crazy though? Oh, wait, hold on. Nah, hold on. I gotta get uh I I keep psyching myself out. I I only look I only look at like Calvert County's like votes, so it's like it's literally like not even 5,000, not even 5,000 people voted Democrat, and it's like what 14,000, I think, voted Republican. And I was like, this can't be the whole state. No, it's because I'm on Calvert County.

SPEAKER_05

Yeah, I'm not on the whole Baltimore gay bus. Yeah, no.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, let's see.

SPEAKER_05

If it wasn't for that, dude, we'd be fucking a right state all the way around. That's the sad part. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

Yeah, so total total amount of Democrats that voted for or sorry. The total amount of registered Democrats that voted was 412,673, and the total for Republicans is a whopping 173,139. So I bet I bet 250,000 are both. Oh yeah. And and and what's crazy is that technically there's if you put so the Republicans have like a little bit over a mil registered voters, and then independents have a little over a mil. Democrats, if you combine the Republican and the Independent against the Democrats, it'll still fall short. That's how many Democrats are registered. Yeah. Yeah. So not only does Dan Cox need Dan Cox needs to win every, you know, every single independent, he also needs about twenty to thirty percent of the Democrats. Oh, that'll never happen. That's that's the that's that, you know, Maryland. That's that's Mar. And you know what? So I've been, you know, I've been reading um I've been reading comments on his like on, you know, Dan Cox um on on election night, and and I'm and I s I keep seeing like I keep seeing things on like, well, you know, the Dems would like would the Dems could shift over, like moderate Democrats could shift over to Republican at any given moment if they give us more of a like a liberal Republican. We don't want a liberal Republican. We don't want a moderate Republican. We don't want that. That's not that's not the goal, dude. It's conservative, dude. Lower our taxes, abolish the property tax, fix our school system, yeah, get ice get ice in here, fuck the property tax, dude. Right. That's uh that's a landlord.

SPEAKER_01

So you never really own your land?

SPEAKER_02

Right, exactly. Get rid of all these. Right. Dead pledge. Gross. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, no. So that's all I gotta say about the election. Just yeah, you know, congrats everyone that won