War, AI Cancelling Accounts, Who is In Charge, and More Issues....

Tripp and Graham drone on about repression and cancellation without oversite of human beings by AI.  They also discuss the current situation about the US war with Iran as of last Friday.

Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:21

Welcome to another episode of Trip and Graham have issues. Yes, yes. This is probably gonna be a spicy one today. I hope so. I do too. I do too. Um you know, it it's kind of funny. Um not no, it's not, it's kind of sad. But funny too. It can be both. Afroman. Afroman won his lawsuit or defending himself against the police that were upset that he had the uh uh the um videos, music videos that were mocking him after uh after they uh illegally, in my opinion, um raided his home.

SPEAKER_02 1:04

And see, I've missed all of this. I did see the news uh that he was uh found not guilty, I guess whatever it was, but I didn't hear anything. What's it what did he do?

SPEAKER_00 1:13

Um back uh I think it's in 2022. Um I think it it is I think he's in uh somewhere in the Midwest in Indiana, Ohio or something. Um anyway, they they raided the police raided his home. And uh according to affidavits, the uh warrant was for uh uh trafficking drugs or marijuana and um kidnapping. Kidnapping yeah, and so he was out of town at the time, but he had his uh his surveillance equipment going for a little bit, and then um I think it was one of his I I'm not sure if it's a family member or neighbor or somebody that also got some some video of the the police that were in there, and um uh and there's this like obese cop that's like oggling the lemon cake on his uh on his dresser, and um, you know, they're good you see him going through his clothing, they broke down his fence, they did a lot of damage to his to his home, and they they tried to steal money. Um and now what what we would call theft, what the government says, oh, it was misplaced, or we couldn't find it, or it was bad accounting. You know, we still call it if you take my money and you don't give it all back, that's theft. Yeah, you know, I don't care if you're the government or not. So um, but anyway, he he he had these videos, and so um he had later ones where he's you know mocking the different police, and the most famous one was the and I think the first one was the uh lemon cake uh one that went out there. But these these police were actually crying because of you know, these things you were part of something that there was nothing that came out from it except that he lost he lost money and had damage to his home. And uh so they weren't going to do anything about it because they just claimed, oops, sorry, and walked away. Um so he put up these videos so he could get some money, generate some money, so he could do repairs to his home. Um they wanted to counter sue him for defamation of character. And I think it was seven, seven police in total that were were involved in this, and uh and and then they are like you know, they it the the woman cop did look like a lesbian and the all the things he was saying, but it's freedom of speech, and they are public uh public fi figures because they work for uh the government, and um and they actually were kind of in the wrong anyway. But the the judge, I think, was in shock that it was a unanimous jury.

SPEAKER_01 4:11

And okay. Yeah, this is uh federal or local, what is it? It was a civil lawsuit.

SPEAKER_00 4:18

They were suing suing him, they were suing him for defamation of character. Because their egos got hurt. Uh yeah, they were butthurt. They really were butthurt. And um uh and they they lost disastrously. And he's such a government thing to do. It is it really is, and you know cry and then sue. I mean, I I I told you my personal story, uh the uh local police here uh jailed me for overnight for not leaving my condo.

SPEAKER_02 4:47

Yeah, I mean I saw your picture.

SPEAKER_00 4:48

Yeah, I remember asking you about it. Yeah, um which is yeah, they they they for uh it was crazy. They they busted up for the second time, maybe third time, um, the neighbor, the guy that lived next to us, um, his place. Even though he was in their custody and he gave them his keys, they came in with a bomb squad, and uh not only were they at my door, and I'm gonna say this because I have no qualms, they can't come back at me, because it is true, they came at my door. Um, these guys were they had their fingers inside the um inside the ring guard of their rifles. Now the rifles, some of them were pointed at the ground, but um you don't do that. No, and I mean you're in a neighborhood and everything, but they wanted everybody out of the their home their homes. Well, I think part of it was because the last time they were there, everybody had all these uh videos and stuff of them destroying the place, and they just didn't want any proof of it. Well, uh I uh I I refused to leave because I wanted to watch TV and I didn't want to sit outside and um I didn't want to add to their their drama of trying to essentially what they were trying to do is to get the entire neighborhood um against you know against the the fellow that was in there. Um, you know, you might have liked them in the past, but we're gonna make things so uncomfortable that you're gonna hate them for making your life uncomfortable. Well, I I don't disassociate like that. I would hate them even more. Um anyway, the uh the guy came in afterwards because I did call because uh they they didn't ask permission, they came into my property and went into my backyard. They had uh a policeman who was there. Well, you can ask permission, but you can't just barge in there. So I called 911. I said, I've got this cop back there with a rifle. And because I was thinking about, you know, they don't like that.

SPEAKER_02 6:52

Yeah, you see it on a lot of the uh um a lot of police video uh when they pull somebody over, these especially women will I'm uh uh uh I'm calling 911. I mean and they're like, man, we're right here. In your case, totally different though. That's it's it's not a legal thing.

SPEAKER_00 7:08

No, so um anyway, uh it's uh because I don't know if their supervisors know that they're doing these on their their things. I'm just letting them know. Well, uh, this cop came into my home, even though I asked him not to, um, and that I didn't care care to talk with him, he still insisted on it. And he came in and he wasted my time for a long time, and then he was saying, Well, let's continue this out here. And I'm like, Oh, okay, so we're going outside. Yep. And he, as soon as we went out the door, I shut the door. And he and right when I did that, he said, Oh shit. Um, because he was trying to get out get me out there to arrest me. Yeah, and uh he couldn't do it in my home, so he convinced uh my girlfriend to get me outside, and that's when they they arrested me. Um, and she regrets it because I told her what was gonna happen, and she's like, No, no, they they promised me, and I was like, Well, you're gonna learn a lesson.

SPEAKER_02 8:05

So I've noticed two common denominators between uh Afroman and that, a woman involved. Yeah, a female cop and a girlfriend.

SPEAKER_00 8:14

Yeah, it's always but yeah. I mean, she she felt bad about that and everything else, but yeah, but um wasn't like it was malicious. No, no, I mean, you know, it's lessons learned. Uh she she just didn't understand how they it works. Uh they uh the state feels that they have an entitlement to lying and misrepresenting. And uh, but God, you can't do it back to them. No, uh so yeah, but I it was it was a uh it was a classic. I think it I think there was kind of a universal world, yeah, when he he got, you know, uh uh that he he won. So that's great.

SPEAKER_02 8:58

Yeah, because I hadn't seen a lot about that. But I remember he used to come to the boathouse a lot.

SPEAKER_00 9:01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 9:02

Uh a lot, meaning once a year, I guess they go.

SPEAKER_00 9:04

The last time he was at the boathouse was after he got raided. Was it okay?

SPEAKER_02 9:08

Yeah, yeah. Maybe I did, uh I don't remember. But uh yeah, and I always thought the funniest thing would be if he did a whole concert, but never did because I got high. Just have the crowd like, what the what that's the that's the one. That's just the only song he doesn't do.

SPEAKER_04 9:28

Reverse.

SPEAKER_02 9:30

I was that'd be funny. It's like that's his only song that anybody knows. What a what what issues you got on the brain? Uh well, uh speaking of police in Myrtle Beach, this guy, Shane Cook. Have you heard of this? This fellow a lot of women complain about him on Facebook. He's tried kid, he's tried kidnapping twice, apparently. He's been my my issue there, he's been arrested 33 times.

SPEAKER_00 9:54

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 9:54

Uh, given bail each time.

SPEAKER_00 9:56

Not a personal friend.

SPEAKER_02 9:57

No, no. If it was, it wouldn't be anymore. Yeah, but uh apparently he's famous around town. He's always in drunken bars and you know, 33 times and they let him go. Finally, they got him on this, they're not letting him out. But um, I mean, and you see this all over the country. How many times do we have to let he's kidnapping and he tried to uh he threw one woman, one woman into the blinds of a hotel or something uh into the window or something. But he's he's a violent person, yeah. But he's got some serious charges. And why does it take 33 times? What is and I guess this was mainly under proc, which explains some of that, but yeah she's gone now. Maybe that's why they finally detained him. Yeah, I was gonna say, and then along with that, I just remember, you know, that we've got a city manager who's has to hire an outside firm to decide who's gonna be the next chief. What for have you heard about this? How much money they're spending on it. Yeah, it's like uh God. Uh I want to say in the million range, but I it could be under, but I I think it was somewhere they hired an outside firm to pick a new police chief for Myrtle Beach City Police.

SPEAKER_00 11:04

Oh my God. That this is this is what's insane. Yeah. I mean, you can't say, well, we just don't have the expertise. Bullshit. What do you mean? Yeah, I mean, yeah, you guys you what you do is you say, you know what, we're gonna go and we're gonna find uh we're gonna scour the country for um we're gonna use AI and we're gonna say, where are the uh most safe uh populations and then put in uh Myrtle Beach's population, and then you know put in some other parameters like has uh you know high impact with tourism and something something like that. And you find the best candidate there and you try and steal that guy, yeah. And it probably be less than what we're paying out to our people here.

SPEAKER_02 11:48

So and and even then, what's wrong with the assistant chief or whoever's second in line? Why wouldn't I mean he's got that he or she has that job for a reason. I don't I don't get it. Yeah. So hiring an outside source to come in and find us a new police chief.

SPEAKER_00 12:01

Well, I'm sure I'm sure if we really dug down into it, whoever the consultant is is got some inside with the the the local government and wants to get his pockets lined. Yeah, I'm sure. Wouldn't surprise me. Yeah. Uh and and if of course, if you need some um consulting from for your next uh projects, contact the Griff and Def uh consulting firm here at Liberty Crack Media. Griff and Def can make sure that we'll put we'll put our names out there.

SPEAKER_02 12:37

It will be consulted. That's right. Or insulted one of the two. Griff and Def.

SPEAKER_00 12:45

Chuck Norris is dead. Yeah, I mean that's talk about disappointing. Yeah. I thought I really did think he was gonna live forever. I mean, the guy was in incredible shape for his age. I mean, I I can hardly move around uh at my age. And um yeah, and and his wife is the one that used to have all the health issues, and they really battled through to to pull her up, and then they came up with a like a nutrition line because of of that and so on.

SPEAKER_02 13:15

So yeah. 86 though, not too bad of a run, but for good shape, yeah. Yeah, I wonder what it was.

SPEAKER_00 13:22

Well, that's gonna be interesting. I'm sure they're gonna I'm sure they're gonna have to come out later and get you know give a little bit of a more details as to what the at some point. Everybody's gonna want to know. But yeah, I just he was a he was a hero uh to a lot of people. Not not only for his movies, but just for all of his martial arts work before that, too. And I think he kinda kind of gave credibility to martial arts that it was uh that it wasn't something that was kind of voodoo and yeah and weird and I could see that.

SPEAKER_02 13:57

Yeah, that'd be interesting to hear what uh Dana White has to say about it. True. Yeah, if he gives any, I'm sure there'll be some sort of tribute. I hope so. Yeah, yeah. Great. 86. Good for good good run, but still sad.

SPEAKER_00 14:11

March Madness, are you following any of the basketball?

SPEAKER_02 14:14

Uh I am women's. Um well, you follow women all the time, anyway. That's true, so it just falls in line. And they usually don't know it either. That's like the women's basketball teams I watch. I am I'm following the women's because my mother is a big uh basketball fan and the lady game cocks are so good. Yeah, you know, they won all these championships with Don Staley, who's in who's done incredible things for women's basketball. I say good. If if if the women's sports sports are entertaining and they're good, yeah, I got no problem with women's sports. They deserve, you know, to have and we've we fill the Coliseum every game they play because they're good. So I've been following that and the Game Cox are doing well. But uh it's it's fun. I'll I'll go over and watch with her and you know how much she enjoys it as she's getting on. So yeah, I like uh I like watching with her.

SPEAKER_00 15:05

Well, I'll tell you, uh even the WNBA is uh nobody watches it except if Caitlin Clark is playing. Yeah. And um she is now they've allowed her to be on the uh USA basketball team. And um she's absolutely uh tearing apart the the the books in record books for that already. Um so that's that's incredible. And I kind of follow some of the uh I'm not I'm a WNBA guy, but I do follow some of the other additional players that have come on, like Sophie Cunningham and people like that that are that are on her team in Indiana. And so it's kind of cool, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 15:47

And I think with the WNBA, it's kind of still on topic, but uh it's always the the feminists that come out and are you know pay them equal, and they need they are just as much deserving this. Okay, name your favorite female basketball player. Not one of them can do it. Oh, how come you're not at the game? Because they're never at the games.

SPEAKER_00 16:06

Yeah, I was like, well, how much merch have you bought?

SPEAKER_02 16:08

Nothing. Yes, yeah. It's like don't be complaining to everybody else when you're not showing up, you're not supporting.

SPEAKER_00 16:13

So especially since the NBA has been funding them for the last two decades.

SPEAKER_02 16:19

Matter of fact, NBA loses money on the WNBA every year. Yeah. Um, so I don't that just when they demand we watch it is yeah, but if they're good, then like with Caitlin, people like to watch her because she's doing record-breaking stuff.

SPEAKER_00 16:32

Yeah, you know what they should have is the uh the NBA all-stars against the WNBA all-stars. I wonder what the over and under would on that one would be like 116 to four to four, yeah. I mean, geez.

SPEAKER_02 16:49

Well, yeah, I mean, uh you see you see the uh the U.S. women's soccer team.

SPEAKER_04 16:54

But women and men are just the same.

SPEAKER_02 16:56

Exactly. Except when you get beat by a team of high schoolers, yeah. USA women's soccer team. Yeah, it's like, I don't know. I don't mean to sound like I'm dogging women. I'm not, like I just said. I enjoyed them all the time, man. Usually not into a microphone, is the difference. Nah, that's true. It's on the video.

SPEAKER_00 17:14

You thought it was a yeah, you thought it was a vibrator with a uh with a windscreen.

SPEAKER_02 17:22

Off from it to one of them. Oh, geez, I gotta stop. Anyway. No, it's just getting good. For if there's any women listening right now, I don't hate women. It's a uh women hate him. That's the difference. Yeah. Pretty much all of my exit. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 17:44

Anytime we go into a bar or restaurant, you know, you one woman walks in, you kind of flinch. You're like, is that an ex? Is that an X?

SPEAKER_02 17:54

It's actually I'm like, put away your wallet. What are you doing? That's actually sometimes true. You're joking, but I have to wonder where certain ones might hang out. Oh, geez.

SPEAKER_00 18:06

It's like he's dodging bullets. What are you doing under the table? What the fuck? Will that's her. It's a blind woman in a wheelchair. What are you talking about, man? Oh, jeez. That's real life. Um and I'm having followed this. My uh Wisconsin Badgers was eliminated by high point uh in basketball. But I guess the controversy is that, and you're gonna love this, um, the black referee or referees are now under investigation for racially manipulating their calls.

SPEAKER_02 19:00

Is there a way that you can play an eye-rolling animation? Uh a sound or something? Because I can't I'm doing it hard over here. Yeah. That's uh just it's always uh as any, I mean, is it true? Have you seen it?

SPEAKER_00 19:13

I haven't I have to say, I have not. I just saw a clip of a uh like a little blurp that came up on my my phone before I came in here at 8 o'clock this morning, and I haven't had a chance to you know follow up on it. It could be just clickbait, and it's there's a nothing burger there. But uh they were saying that you know Greg Gard, the coach for uh Wisconsin, had some comments and that the uh uh WIA was investigating and that they may discount the game or something like that. And it all could be clickbait, it could be rumors, but this is gonna be an interesting one to follow up on. But I'm not surprised though.

SPEAKER_02 19:52

Well, that's what I was gonna say. Even if it is, the fact that we're not surprised is the problem. Yeah, it's not even if it's not true, it's like uh again, it's seriously, and they always turn out to be fake or or like when they put up a noose as a hoax done by the you know, whatever it is. So you can't I don't know.

SPEAKER_00 20:10

But I mean, even on ESPN, they they keep talking about all this racial bias put out by certain referees and so on. And and of course, we were WNBA when we we saw it where they had the the non-calls, like the all of a sudden they lost their eyesight when Caitlin uh was getting hammered by by players.

SPEAKER_02 20:30

So yeah, so was it are they saying that they were um what it how what was it? How did you word it again?

SPEAKER_00 20:36

Uh that they were manipulating their calls in favor of high point, yeah. Of the white players or for certain was it? Well, there there's a I guess a above average number of white players for Wisconsin that play. And so, yeah, the the calls were going against them.

SPEAKER_02 20:57

Wisconsin going against Wisconsin, which is exactly what I was thinking about it. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 21:02

Um, so um, but again, you know, uh my feeling on the outside is uh no matter what colors of the Wisconsin players, they should have been better um so that calls wouldn't be, you know, a factor.

SPEAKER_02 21:19

Yeah, there's always that to it as well. Yeah, you know, to give them no room to give any that kind of excuse or anything for any governing body or the referee association, whatever.

SPEAKER_00 21:28

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 21:29

I believe in that too.

SPEAKER_00 21:30

I don't care what color you are, if you're wearing the uh the cardinal in white for Wisconsin, you should be much superior. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 21:37

So I would say my game cocks or the Socrates T Braves or any of my alumni, but we're not good at any. He's always talking about his cocks. Cox this. My cocks, my cocks. Did you leave your cocks alone? That was one of the um uh when I was going to school there, at least that was the girls on the shorts that just said cocks on the back. And they were they sold out like like every time they'd put them out. Oh yeah. The girls love wearing them, so they can't rag on the guys for making a joke of it. The girls for doing it the most.

SPEAKER_00 22:09

I went to East Troy High School uh and um we had a great run in football when I was there. Uh but we we started putting out uh banners uh just to see if we could slide them by. Um Trojans, we'll bend, but we won't break. Trojans, number one defense. I like that.

SPEAKER_04 22:31

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 22:31

And so we had all this, all these uh uh innuendos for for condoms and it slipped it past the administration, slipped it past, yeah. Um even our coach got all excited. I like that number one defense, I love that.

unknown 22:46

We're like, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 22:47

A lot of times you see them on game day in the background with the with the signs the fans hold up. Yeah, they get through on uh ESPN a lot, yeah, new windows. Yeah, they come up with some pretty creative ones.

SPEAKER_00 22:58

Uh well, we did also as players, we did some pretty nasty things too, but uh like flipping out condom packs to the uh opposing cheerleaders who scooped them up with delight.

SPEAKER_04 23:12

Oh, yeah, of course.

SPEAKER_00 23:15

But we never got caught doing that. Uh nobody reported it or anything like that. So it was innocent, you know.

SPEAKER_02 23:21

And no TikTok or any social media put to put it on. That's true. That's true. And that's kind of unfortunate in that case. I'd like to see that, but anyway, you know, you never get caught that way.

SPEAKER_00 23:31

You know, I think we we lived in a better time. I think, yeah. A lot of ways we got a lot of ways a lot. You have any other some other uh topics?

SPEAKER_02 23:40

Okay, let's talk about Mandami for a minute. Uh oh, the man who keeps on giving. Yeah. So apparently there's been a seven seven million dollar net death tax in New York. Uh that was if you made seven million dollars at the end of your lifetime, if you had that, the deck's death tax was 16% they take from you. His brilliant idea is to go to 170,000 at the end of your life and 50%. So if you die with$170,000, government comes in and says, uh, we're taking half of this, your kids can have the rest. What and thank God Hochel says she's not going to pass any of this. It's not going to work. But I d where does this, I don't know, where does this mindset come? And he's got protesters out saying, don't raise our rent, don't, you know, don't raise our taxes.

SPEAKER_00 24:29

Right.

SPEAKER_02 24:29

Don't do, you know.

SPEAKER_00 24:30

Keep giving us free stuff, but don't raise anybody's debt.

SPEAKER_02 24:33

Yeah. It's like what, 15 minutes into his administration? But that one was wild. You go from if you have$170,000 when you die, government gets half of it in New York. That's just it's insanity. Well, guys.

SPEAKER_00 24:46

Along with that, I think he may be having somebody in his cabinet or something deported. Um and they're looking at it at investigation and deportation of his wife.

SPEAKER_02 24:58

I saw some about his wife uh last night watching YouTube, but I didn't hear that.

SPEAKER_00 25:02

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 25:03

I mean, it's just um I uh I mean she was she was supporting uh the uh the Palestinians on October 7th.

SPEAKER_01 25:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 25:12

7th or 8th, 7th.

SPEAKER_01 25:13

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 25:14

Um she was liking posts on social media in support and basically saying October 7th never happened.

SPEAKER_00 25:19

It just was she she hates this country so much. I don't see why she just doesn't self-deport, uh, especially married to him. Um but yeah, it's a lot of advantages.

SPEAKER_02 25:29

And he's in there and they're eating on the floor with the you know, the the number one finger has been a sign of uh ISIS and the Al-Nusra front, all these Muslim groups for a long time. Right. And then he's got people sitting in there on the floor in the mansion uh holding up the number one sign after those bombers in New York through the nail bomb. Well, I give him the number one back. How can that yeah, a different one? How can that how is that possible? We're not what 25 years from 9-11, whatever, somewhere in there. And that's a short amount of time to have the city where that happened run by with his friends in there holding up the Muslim as radical Islamic terrorist finger salute. I don't know. That's this is insane how far we've gone.

SPEAKER_00 26:12

Well, I'm just I'm waiting for the next leftist to go and take him out. Yeah. Um I I mean, it is. It's not gonna be some right wing nut that's gonna do it.

SPEAKER_02 26:22

Um do you think it'd be a leftist who's uh who doesn't think he's left enough? Or what it what type of leftist do you imagine it would be? Yeah, I guess um not that I not that either of us want him dead, but uh you Right.

SPEAKER_00 26:35

No, I I I I I I I imagine in my warped little world it would be one that doesn't think that he is he's not doing communism right. Okay, yeah. Yeah, because you know, you the the communism is successful, we just haven't seen it yet because it hasn't been done right. And um, they're just gonna determine that oh well you're you're just a bad example for us, and so we got to get rid of you so we can get the good example coming in, whatever that would be. So um, yeah, and Hokel, you were talking about Hokel too. She has been on the news um kind of first she told, you know, if you don't like it, move on down to Miami. Yeah. Now she's like, Well, why don't you come on back here with your millions of dollars and help pay as good New Yorkers um these things?

SPEAKER_02 27:26

We've got to go down to the to Miami and find out what how to how to get them back. Bring them back.

SPEAKER_00 27:32

Send us a check.

SPEAKER_02 27:33

Uh and then they want to tax the uh which uh tax Zuckerberg and you you know that reason personally, uh but tax him into oblivion, I don't care. But they want to tax these companies something like 50% for leaving the state. How how are you what makes you think people can't leave your state? I don't exactly yeah. And and they wonder why people are leaving uh between Newsom and uh people like Hokel and I don't get it gets me tongue-tied. I can't and and and then figure out the thought process.

SPEAKER_00 28:05

Uh what's his name? Um, I can't think of his Brandon, whatever his name is, the the uh the mayor of new uh of Chicago. What is his name? Um Brandon didn't uh anyway, he yeah, he pretty much is almost had to abdicate um everything to that doofball Illinois uh governor to run things because they're they're just they're they're completely in an economic disaster. But when doesn't it's so funny, what doesn't occur to any of these people for a solution is cut the frickin' expenses.

SPEAKER_02 28:41

Yeah. You know, why why is that such a a thing that never crosses their mind? I get it. I guess I get it's nobody likes austerity. You don't want to do it, you you want to keep having more and more and more stuff, but there's something to be said, even in your personal life where you get rid of certain things, you you become happier. And I think that that would work with government people. They need a javier Malay type with the Yes. Bring them in with the chainsaw and be and be, and I think I think even populations, it would take a while, but yeah, people will be happier with less stuff sometimes.

SPEAKER_00 29:14

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 29:15

And it's it's tough for a leader to do that. That forced is a different story, but that's it. Um but cutting program, I mean, like the the whole welfare state, which is uh he's talking about free childcare and all this stuff. Okay, where where is this all coming from? So you gotta uh you you've gotta do it.

SPEAKER_00 29:36

And and who's gonna have the oversight? Who is gonna do the oversight? Because they don't like oversight. Uh that's the other thing that's really crazy. And uh Wall Street. Wall Street is going to be uh Texas Street. I mean, it's it's it's just about it for our practical purposes, it's gone. It's it's it's left New York. It's uh the financial center is in Texas. Yeah. Yeah. And um so what what does New York have left?

SPEAKER_02 30:07

Uh uh violent public transportation, uh because you can't drive your car unless you want to pay$9 every time, plus parking. That's the other thing. Mondami wants to make everywhere paid parking. Yeah, there's no there is no free parking anymore, or what he wants to at least. Nothing. I mean even the beauty of New York, the big lights, the glamour, what it used to be, that's not there anymore. They destroyed that. Yeah. So there's nothing.

SPEAKER_00 30:33

No. And um I mean, it's almost as bad as the uh as the award shows for Hollywood. I guess they had almost the disastrous uh whatever. What was the last uh awards that came out? Was it was it the Oscars? The Oscars, I guess. I don't know. You know, uh it's a cone and it used to be yeah, it used to be such a huge big deal. For a week and a half, ten days, you'd hear people talking about it, uh the the fashion, who's gonna be there, uh guessing about who's gonna be getting what thing. Nobody's interested, nobody cares.

SPEAKER_02 31:13

Tired of being lectured, and they're still doing it. Uh the disconnect is wild. Yeah. How do you still you can see it with the just the ratings drop every single year? I think this was one of the lowest so far. Yeah. And at what point is there a signal that's a good thing. Exactly.

SPEAKER_00 31:31

And and then they're giving they're they're not giving the the awards based on merit anymore, and everybody recognizes it. Yeah. It's the uh it's the you know who who is the most oppressed, that is the winner for whatever that category is.

SPEAKER_02 31:46

Yeah, it's uh uh Marxism and entertainment. Yeah, who's the most oppressed? That's it, that's all that matters. Quality, talent, nothing. I th there was one uh an Asian lady or something, and she says, uh, it's finally time that someone like me has seen in Motion Pictures. It was a caring. It was a cartoon. She wasn't, she was a voice. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 32:12

All of you know, like uh Keiku and all these other uh amazing um uh and on and all these amazing artists who have had uh huge success uh and throughout history. Just say absolutely I I don't know. Well, I can't say ignoring it because they m it may be just ignorance, they have no clue. They they they don't know anything about cinema, and therefore they don't know that these people have been doing it for years.

SPEAKER_02 32:39

Yeah, I think there could be something to be said for that because they're all they're they're more they're more so uh uh drama uh drama kids, yeah, the drama department, not so much uh into cinematography and the history of cinematography. I think that's a good point. I had never thought about that. So they maybe they don't know uh working with some of the classics and who's been in them and who created this the you know their their whole genres and all this.

SPEAKER_00 33:04

Exactly. Could be yeah uh which is man, that is a sad commentary. Uh it really is. Uh I was like, Mike Rowe uh was getting getting a bad rap for dissing on classical education. He's like, no, I think I think we need more welders that can you know talk about niche. Uh and um you know uh by the way, thank you for saying it properly. Oh not Nietzsche. Well, you know, the Hungarian and German really do get pissed off when people mispronounce these exactly Heigel, you know, not Hegel. Another one, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 33:54

So Schopenhoover. Yeah, Schopenhauer, but okay. Schopenhoover. I have to say I just made that one up. I haven't heard anybody say that one. You might be a redneck if yeah that's highbrow Jeff Foxworthy. You pronounce Schopenhauer home. That's your cousin family reading.

SPEAKER_00 34:23

Oh terrible. Uh oh my gosh, that is uh I uh we just lost half our listeners right now. Probably. Oh, they'll be back. They'll be back, yeah. The sadomasochistic crowd will be back.

SPEAKER_02 34:42

Yeah, that's you exactly. Uh again, another one. I so uh everything's being locked up. I didn't think that it was happening much in Myrtle Beach where all the products are being locked up because the theft by a certain demographic constant. Uh go to CVS right across from my street. They're locking them up and uh talk to the manager. She says, What they're doing is uh how we go from entertainment to this. Uh anyway, I'm I'm still learning segues.

SPEAKER_00 35:10

Uh it was he's fallen off two of them already. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 35:17

At least that didn't go the same way the guy who invented it. Yeah. Drove himself over a cliff on his own invention. That's a true story.

SPEAKER_01 35:25

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 35:25

Um, so that's what they're doing at CVS, like with the wine, they'll go to take it to the bathroom, drink the entire bottle, and throw it in the trash. So they can't even, you know, I guess nobody's watching their security cameras, but they can't they can't trap them. So I don't know. I asked, why don't they use a security guard? They say, well, they can't do that because of groups like the ACLU and the they they're called racists and all this stuff. So they are locking up some of their makeup and um hair care products and all this stuff. That's kind of a kind of a local, that's local and uh country wide.

SPEAKER_00 36:00

All over the yeah, my parents are in North Georgia, and I've been noticing it more and more at their uh their CVSs and their their uh Target. Target's been starting to do that too. Okay, uh especially with the um if you go into the the electronics department, um they'll have everything behind glass and you just have to grab the piece of paper, yeah. Uh that so they can bring it out. And yeah, I mean um uh what was gonna say the after COVID um the shopping at Best Buy has been a terrible experience. Um pro core before COVID, it was great. You wander around there, see all their new stuff and all this other stuff. Uh at COVID, you had to order, and then they would, you know, uh have a doofus come out and throw it in your car, uh, you know, and and uh cross themselves, spray holy water and walk away. Um and then afterwards, they were like the slowest to get let people back into the store. I remember any of the stores going. And then when you got back in there, you were like, what the hell? This is not the same store anymore. Yeah. And um, and the experience has been completely different.

SPEAKER_02 37:13

It is basically impossible to get someone if you do happen to need help in that. Yeah, and the funniest thing is a lot of times you'll ask them about something and they'll just pick up the placard that's on the thing in front of it and read it. Yeah. Like I or I could read that myself. I don't know.

SPEAKER_00 37:27

Or they scan, they take, they they have some app on their phone and they scan it with their their app phone app and then say, Oh, well, we've got it in aisle three and we've got three in stock. That's not what I was asking. Exactly. You know, I I'm what I'm asking you is, is it compatible with oh yeah, there is no specialized training at Best Buy, apparently.

SPEAKER_02 37:51

Uh you might as well work at a convenience store.

SPEAKER_00 37:54

And their their geek squad, I don't know what they did. If they they gave them all attitude pills, but these people have been, I mean, they're like, what are you doing here? What do you want? What? You know, I'm I'm I'm sitting here playing with my fingernails. What do you want? And I'm like, you know, I just have a question about if I brought something in, let me go and find out. And you know, all all I wanted to do was ask him if I brought in an old computer, if they could do the swapping out of certain components for me. Well, what's wrong with the old computer? Well, there's nothing wrong with it. It works fine. I just want to upgrade it. Why don't you buy a new computer? I don't want to buy a new computer. I just want to take the old case and you know, upgrade it to everything else I have. I don't need to replace the motherboard. Why not? I don't need to do it. None of your business. Yeah, I but the question is can you go ahead and do this? Yeah. Uh let me ask somebody. And I had to wait there for, I don't know, half hour. Yeah. Um, finally guys came out there, did the same thing. Why do you want to do that?

SPEAKER_02 39:05

Yeah, that's the other thing. You get a repetitive okay. I just went through this.

SPEAKER_00 39:09

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 39:10

Why does it seem like the whole world is turning this way? Maybe kind of since COVID. Yeah. Everybody is rude. Oh, even even on the phone. It used to just be fast food. Yeah. It's ever ever ubiquitous now. Everybody's got an attitude for some reason. On the phone you were saying.

SPEAKER_00 39:26

Oh, yeah, yeah. You you call on the phone, you get the robot, and they're like, you know, uh put in your phone number. I just I'm calling it. You should identify it from here. Okay. Okay, we found you in your system. What is your birth date? Well, it should be in the system, you asshole, but okay. Okay, thank you. Mr. D, we'll get you somebody, you know, shortly. Hi. Uh and what's your name? You're like, doesn't it show up on your little thing there? Because I just put it in. Okay. Okay, this is my name. Okay. What's your birth date?

SPEAKER_02 40:05

Well, Jesus Christ, I just gave it to you.

SPEAKER_00 40:07

I just punched it in and everything else. I just have a question. Okay, I don't have you in my system yet. We can't, I can't answer a question, even though it's generic for the rest of the world. I have to have you in my system in front of me. And besides, it's in my script that we have to do it in this order. Oh, geez.

SPEAKER_02 40:24

I mean, oh speaking of uh scripts. Uh when I I worked, I was a senior advisor for Apple for years, and worst job of my life. I hated it. I remember Apple days. Yeah. And so, like to uh to replace an um one missing AirPod, there were 25 questions that we were required to ask before we could even get to the business of replacing it. Oh a lot of times they were free. If you had Apple Care, you get a free just one, we'd send you a free one. Um 25. So they and then and the company wonders why people uh people get frustrated at us. Yeah, I'm sorry, I I don't get it either.

SPEAKER_00 41:04

Uh you know, um, but they that's they don't value the customer's time.

SPEAKER_02 41:08

Yeah, and and Apple's one of the better ones, and they still have the process.

SPEAKER_00 41:13

Yeah. So I was yeah, I mean it it's yeah, because they have to data mine um as much as they can. Yeah, and it's just like okay, you ripped me off enough when you you sold me the inferior product, and now you're gonna make me punish and punish me even more.

SPEAKER_01 41:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 41:28

Insane, absolutely insane. I think, I think personally, um, with all this artificial intelligence that's going on, the cutting back where they're trying to uh isolate themselves from having actual human beings talking to human beings, that um economically, the more successful the company is gonna become is when they have actual human beings, the first ones that break, they have actual human beings working with human beings, interfacing with them. It's gonna be so revolutionary that they're gonna start making profit.

SPEAKER_02 42:02

That's it's exactly what I was thinking, especially with this uh AI debacle I have going on. That's that's what I was thinking. The the one whoever does that, yeah, uh maybe another five years. I don't even think that long. I think two years, two, three years, maybe that that company who gets people back to the first contact will be the ones who are yeah, whatever. I guess it depends on the on the product or the service they're offering, but um I think yeah, I agree. Yeah, I think put people back.

SPEAKER_00 42:31

Yeah. Um the other thing too is that somebody's gonna inv invent a uh a product or service, I should say, uh where uh if if it's not in your contacts and somebody is dialing your number, that they're gonna force you into their AI robot to go against their other AI robot that's calling you. And it's gonna be the AI online robot wars, and um corporations and companies are gonna go get so upset because they're not getting a hold of the people that they want to uh get a hold of. And um, yeah, I th I think I think the the the the worm is gonna turn on this uh somehow.

SPEAKER_02 43:15

Well, I heard the other day on uh hot talk, uh, I think Liz Callaway or somebody was talking about it. They're doing there are like Discords now or whatever these kind of like uh chatrooms used to be where it's AI talking to each other.

SPEAKER_01 43:29

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 43:30

For what purpose, I don't know. But they're complaining about stuff and and they're users, and it's like they're it's there, and you there's no you can't humans can't get into it, they're not allowed in there.

SPEAKER_00 43:41

Liz all AI Liz doesn't understand. She's she doesn't have an audience, she has AI and gram. Um well, you know, my other my other complaint with uh with their radio station is that they have a transmitter that goes out about 15 feet, yeah. And um everybody has to listen to them online. No one can hear them over the air.

SPEAKER_02 44:01

There's a lot of uh I did this does this have anything to do with there'll be certain blackouts for like twenty, thirty minutes at a time. Is that part of what a transmitter then is dead air for like half an hour.

SPEAKER_00 44:14

It's uh yeah I um I have a lot of issues with you know with the kind of thing if I was running the company I would do it so much differently. Um I I I know some of the hierarchy there think I'm an idiot and they're probably right. But um uh yeah I I I I can see where they could have some disdain for for my product. I think I I personally think that I could elevate uh what they've got going on over there. But personally I I believe it yeah personal personal things um but maybe that is the the the uh meritocracy's uh head would rise and people get nervous um yeah can't have any uh meritocracy anymore anywhere in America it's gotta be uh wait a minute or either DEI or uh whatever they're they're not from around here they can't be going there ridiculous. Yeah that would be that aspect too I don't know carpet bagging sad but true a lot of times absolutely I don't know I've never heard of you before why would you you know it's like I don't you know I I don't hang out at cockfights I'm involved in WMBA you'd think that's when they'd give it to you when they find out you're uh supporting a a uh minority groups thing yeah come on in DEI with all that oh you got anything else on the table today no not an issue just uh we're getting a raise and canes coming where Burrow Loco was yay uh you and I are gonna have to check that out yeah yeah whenever they got that we're gonna we're gonna have to go in there and uh and and give them our our best palette uh review coming through uh our um cigar stained lips I'm gonna say the word umami a lot umame what is that edamame no no no I do love edamame but it's what's that yeah um now I forgot the word never mind umame I think it's umame with a certain type of flavors like something you can't I don't know we'll we'll figure it out we can edit this whole uh conversation out uh well no I'm gonna start it with this okay in the front this is what you can expect why is he saying umami what does he get some issues he does have issues mommy oh mommy he really does have issues well if you're interested in more issues tune in next week uh we we promise we will not be better prepared and if you want to check out some of our other offerings like Liberty on nicotine the bookworm mom microphone monkeys and conversations with the Hoff tune in and check us out on Libertycrackmedia.com say goodnight good morning uh good uh good night good evening also Vietnam and what else with the paper screen tv every little thing on the blue skies they'll tell you what to eat what to think what to say while taxing your paycheck every damn payday oh trip has his shoes but not like me just wanna sip his whiskey and pee while the building walls burning flat tripsters laughing and filling his flats talking heads on the nightly news act like we all gotta pick size to choose lift or right like a white trip just hell I just don't give a damn Oh trip as it should not like me just wants to be twisty and beat Why they're building walls and burn his flat trips just left and filling his flat government says we know what's best while digging in your pockets with each request drift tips his head and walks away keep your solution I'll find my own way or trip addition I like he just wants to stiff it twist while they're building walls to burn the flag trips just laughing it's flat So when the world starts closing its mind everyone's angry all the damn time just grab your guitar for a talk ass laugh along with old trips wise assembly