Ep. 49 - The Slack Doctors Episode 49 Charlie Kirk Revisited

Dr. Chip flies solo again with Producer Dean. Dr. Chip does a quick deep dive into the current updates on the Tyler Robinson trial. Were all the rounds fungible? A picture of a picture of a note that was destroyed? How do you make the timeline of the chat messages mesh with time of arrest? Was Tyler permitted use of his phone while in custody? With the absence of Dr. Bob, Dr. Chip traps Dean into watching a range of videos and posts from X. Dr. Chip shows us some potential aliens living among us. Doc offers to assist the "looksmaxing" practitioners with volunteer hammer time. Two words, MUMBAI PYTHON. The Modern version of reefer madness.

Transcript

SPEAKER_05 0:22

All right, here we are for another episode of the uh Slack Doctors. Uh, unfortunately, Dr. Bob not feeling his best today, so uh I'm gonna be doing a solo version today. Uh I'm gonna be Tim Dillon and I guess me and me and the and the producer Dean here will be uh running our running our mouths instead of Dr. Bob, unfortunately. And I know he'll he'll be pissed at me for saying this, but if you can send any you know positive vibes, I don't want to use the P word, you know, getting you know about his his stance on religion, but uh not that I'm not much different, but still couldn't it can't hurt. So anyway, um you know uh before we got a bunch of videos that we can uh make fun of, but before we do that, I wanted to talk about a little bit more about the Charlie Kirk stuff going on. Seeing as we're kind of kind of getting a little bit known for that on some of the some of the platforms as being the Charlie Kirk guys. Um but as it stands now, you know, and it's funny, uh the X being the only platform I'm on now, if you're on X, you're e it seems like you either have to be on Team Erica or Team Candace. And when you when you proclaim that you're not on any of those teams, people just lose their shit. They don't understand that like, look, I don't have I don't have a dog in this fight. Nobody cares you know about I don't care if Erica's right, I don't care if Candace is right, I don't care about TP USA, if they're cheating or whatever's going on. I really don't care. Um so as a completely impartial, unbiased observer, uh what's going on basically now is we've had a ballistics report that I've been amazed that we have had to wait this long to see, because uh the fact that they can have DNA results faster than this ballistics report is a little suspect to me, but let's put that aside. And now we know that the bullet has been recovered, it's in four fragments, which makes sense if if if it was a fungible uh round. That's that's they're cut in four pieces. When they enter the body, they're designed to break into four pieces. So that makes sense. So that's actually a plus in the in the you know in the side of the prosecution as to proving that the gun may have been, you know, Grandpappy's gun may have been the gun that shot Charlie. Here's the thing, though, they have the the rest of the ammo. That's what's not in the report. It doesn't say that the ammo the unspent ammo is a fungible round or a full metal jacket round. That makes a big difference, I would think, in the whole whether this is gonna be able to be proven as the gun or not. Um so that's that's what the one thing that I'm like, look, I'm not I'm gonna reserve. They may be able to implicate that the gun was used, but until we see the unspent rounds, not only that, they're still doing uh I think they're gonna try to do an isotope test. Do you know what that is? I'm not sure about that one. It's it's funny because the only reason I know about this test is from uh uh Oak Island. And I don't know if you ever watched that mystery on Oak Island, but they find this old lead cross. And basically, they test this lead cross, and but from this isotoping test can not only determine they determine where it was mined in Europe. I mean, that's yeah, exactly. So they can do this test and say, yeah, this is the same metal as in the unspent rounds. But what I don't know is are they the same kind of rounds? Now the fact that they they they say they're they're gonna go forward with these tests indicates to me they must be. They must the unspent rounds must be fungible rounds. So if that's the case, there is a good chance that this may actually be the rifle that shot Charlie. Okay? Let's all admit that. It's it's a possibility. Now, does that prove he that was the rifle? Absolutely not. There still has to be a burden of proof by the prosecution. They're gonna have to prove that that rifle shot Charlie. Now, there's a lot of indication that it could be. Now, the other thing is this this uh this uh ballistics report says a lot a lot of people are doing lipty lift uh victory laps around the fact that they say it's a 30 caliber round. Okay, well that's that doesn't, you know, yeah, that narrows it down, but that doesn't prove, I mean, that that narrows it down to a couple of thousand, you know, rifles and guns in the country. That doesn't prove it's that one. So uh, you know, I I don't know. I I I'm still I I can't wait till this trial. This is gonna be amazing. And if and if Tyler lives long enough to make it to trial, that'll be amazing too. But here's the other thing that they just don't seem to be. Let's look at all the evidence. Okay, they may have a rifle, they have no confession. There's never been any confession from Tyler. The thing they've been claiming was a confession from day one was the note that was supposedly under Lance's keyboard. All right, you know what they have left of that note? Because the note itself, according to the FBI, was destroyed. But before Lance destroyed it, he took a picture of it. Make that make sense. I have no, you know, all right, let's just move on. Let's let's go, let's go. Yeah, that makes sense. Why would you take a picture of a note you're destroying? Okay, let's just move on. Now, the the evidence they have that that note exists is a picture an FBI or a cop or somebody took of Lance's phone, of it on the screen. So, I mean, look, I don't know if these people have ever heard of a thing called chain of evidence, but I I don't think any of that's if that makes it into court, it'll be amazing. Now, that's not even to mention the fact that in the actual text, and I think we've talked about this before, or in one version of the text, because there's now a bunch of different versions, and not only that, there's they're now saying that a lot of these chats and texts were sent after Tyler was already in custody. Now, if he's in custody and they let him keep his phone, I guess that's possible, but why would they let him keep his phone? All right, so that's another one. We'll just close the glass, you know, gloss over that. We won't question that at all. Let's just keep plowing forward. All right, so in some of these chats or texts, very specifically, Tyler says I got I gotta go. My dad's calling me because Gramps wants to see a picture, he wants me to send a picture of his rifle to prove that he has it, I assume, because Gramps has seen his rifle on television and it's very unique. And he knows it's his rifle because it's so unique. Now the problem is the picture of Tyler's rifle has never been on TV. The right the rifle they're showing on TV is a stock pick as proclaimed so by the FBI. They're the ones that say this is not the rifle, this is a stock pick of a rifle, just like it. That's not the rifle. How could he have seen this unique featured rifle if it's never been shown? All right, so these are just questions. I mean, I'm not I as I said from day one, if they can prove Tyler did it, take him around the back of the courthouse, shoot him right in the head. I really don't care. I got nothing with for Tyler, got nothing. I I don't care about any of these people. I don't care about Charlie, I don't care about Erica, I don't care about Candace, I don't care about TP USA, I don't get TPGUSA, I like to call it now, since apparently the the Jewish donors have now taken over. But it's all right, so let's talk about one more thing while we're on that subject, and that's this last rally they did uh with with Vance that Erica had to supposedly pull out of because of security uh concerns. All right, first of all, why are they lying about how many people were there? This is what I don't get. Uh, you know, they they showed a lot of people on X are going, look how few people there, look how few people are there. And then you get guys on X that for whatever reason have to defend these people for what I don't know why. They must be just completely so emotionally vested in one side or the other, that these guys are going, oh, this is bullshit. Here's a picture of the of the event with all that it's packed. Well, guess what? That was a fake picture. Why would you do that? And then Andrew comes out, you know, after these people are defending him about it, no, it was really packed. Andrew Culvert himself comes out and says, Oh, the reason it was so not packed is because all these leftists go and and somehow snatch up all the tickets and then don't show up. So you guys need to make you need to you need to get to get your stories straight. It was either packed or it wasn't packed, or there's leftists that made sure it wasn't packed. Uh, you know, and I you got to get your story straight. Not only that, I mean, this whole thing where Erica Kirk is, so are we now admitting there might be other furries out there? We don't have the lone furry. But uh yeah, you know, I would have been here a lot earlier today when I fucking I screwed up. I was in the I was in the express lane and I fucked up and didn't get off in time. I had to go all the way down to uh Cypress Creek before I could get out off the highway. It was I could have sworn it said through to Hillsborough, but it said through to Atlantic, and I was thinking Del Rey Atlantic. So I just uh I should have known better, but anyway. Yeah, today is rainy as shit, too, so I had to drive the Jeep too. So probably weed involved. All right, anyway. Let's get to uh some of these clips. All right, first thing I wanted to do is uh, you know, I uh I love well, I I mean I'm I'm a pretty good fan of the men in black. But some of these characters on uh some of these characters on X, it's just like, where did he find these people? And uh these are some of my uh most favorite men in black that seem to be residing on X nowadays. Here's one of them. Just look at that guy. There we go. That's our boy.

SPEAKER_02 10:51

Wow.

SPEAKER_05 10:54

All right, so I have some other uh What kind of thoughts went through his head before? Oh, wait, there's bet there's more. Hold on. There's even better. Wait, wait till you see this guy. I don't know where these guys are coming from on X either, but hey I mean that's the guy from the post office, right?

SPEAKER_08 11:19

Anyway, the Wizard of Oz.

SPEAKER_05 11:23

Yeah, and and I guess I assume he paid for this haircut. I I don't but I mean I gotta say it. With that look, I mean with that face, what do you do?

SPEAKER_08 11:33

I mean that's right How about the guy running the uh iPhone?

SPEAKER_05 11:37

He's uh Well, that's the guy who cut his hair, apparently. I know. Right. One other candidate I had for uh men in black.

SPEAKER_00 11:47

Hi everyone. You see, I have to share with you. You know how I fight antisemitism every day.

SPEAKER_05 11:55

He's the scariest of all.

SPEAKER_10 11:58

I think this is the first time this guy.

SPEAKER_05 12:00

Yeah, that's my whole men in black uh parade of characters. Okay, all right, and then I got this. I I wanted to definitely talk about this. All right, first thing about this, we should mention the first rule of gay club is don't talk about gay club. And here we go.

SPEAKER_00 12:23

This is a disturbing new trend. Guys hitting themselves deliberately on the face with hammers and other objects. Why? They think it will give them handsome looks, but as Junior Ray reports, doctors are sounding the alarm.

SPEAKER_06 12:39

It's a bizarre trend that's hard to believe. These young men are hitting themselves in the face with hammers, even saucepans. Get this, they think it will improve their looks. It's called looks maxing, and it's being promoted on social media by 20-year-old Braden Peters, a controversial influencer who calls himself Clavicular and has 800,000 followers. You gotta hit the chin hard. He spoke his off-the-wall message on 60 Minutes Australia.

SPEAKER_04 13:06

When you break down a bone, it grows back stronger. So you're intentionally creating uh these traumas, uh, typically on your cheekbones, your chin.

SPEAKER_06 13:16

But he walked out of that interview moments after he was asked about links between looks maxing and incels, guys who hate women.

SPEAKER_04 13:24

How do you feel about being linked to that group? Thanks for the time. Appreciate the interview.

SPEAKER_06 13:29

I spoke with Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Michael Storabi.

SPEAKER_05 13:34

Listen, I want to help the young guys, you know. Right, right. If you need, I will come over and hit you in the face repeatedly all day. If you really need that kind of service done, I will I will volunteer myself. But uh, you know what they could also do? That was not hitting. That was puffing. Well, I was thinking, you know what they could also do is they could get together in groups and hit each other in the face and call it boxing.

SPEAKER_03 14:03

What a concept.

SPEAKER_05 14:05

Wow. Or even MMA or something like you know, and they could even kick each other in the face. They could do all kinds of fun stuff. Yeah, that's just I watched that. It's like, you gotta be kidding me. All right, so this other thing I gotta show this. This is hilarious. Now talk about your performative military exercises here. This is just hilarious. I like to call this Moon by Python. It's not Monty, not Monty Python, Moon by Python. What do you see? See, that's the move I love right there. Why do you have to jump up to kneel down?

SPEAKER_08 15:17

It's unbelievable. What is the band, the funny, the guys that do the basketball? What are they called?

SPEAKER_05 15:22

Oh, the Harlem Bloom Travelers.

SPEAKER_08 15:24

Their are the Harlem Balloon Trotters of military Harlem in Air.

SPEAKER_05 15:28

The Harlem Howitzer Travers.

SPEAKER_08 15:32

That is that is funny.

SPEAKER_05 15:33

Wait, they're not done. Hold on away. The jump. I don't need to jump.

SPEAKER_08 15:55

Maybe they don't want their enemies to take them seriously, and then they sneak and load up and let it get them. Wow.

SPEAKER_05 16:08

It's funny because uh I don't think he gets any better than that. But it's funny because the the comment that I I saw on this on X is like, I guess from some actual military from here or something. They're like, we'd have shot off about eight rounds and destroyed these guys by now. Like, what are they doing? This is obviously not uh yeah. Rate of fire is not a concern for these guys, clearly. That was funny. Yeah, that's crazy shit. I didn't uh I I meant for uh this one would have been great for Rom that because I wanted I wanted to bounce this off of Dr. Bob, but and you know, I'm not a big proponent of religion of any kind, especially uh organized religion, but uh apparently they're getting very uh inclusive, I guess we should say. And uh here we go.

SPEAKER_11 17:14

I said when the storm comes, you don't run you in, and you stand back up.

SPEAKER_02 17:20

Anyway, it's hoping you run, it's gonna shot that man in here.

SPEAKER_05 17:23

First thing I can say about this is Buddy's got back. Lots of it. He's got the padonka donk going on. He needs a shave, uh, but and you know, maybe a wig, grow out the hair, but uh yeah, I mean, uh the uh church has been getting very uh very inclusive, very uh I I I you know I I don't know. They don't seem to be uh quite the institution they thought they were or used to be.

SPEAKER_08 17:52

I don't know if I'd use the word inclusive, I'd uh probably use freaky.

SPEAKER_05 18:00

Yeah. I mean, I wonder what denomination church that was. I mean, I guess is that are those Baptists? Do they do that? Uh I don't know. Let's see what else.

SPEAKER_08 18:11

I don't think it was Catholic.

SPEAKER_05 18:13

Oh, these guys are cool. I like these guys. I like this band this first time I ever saw them. I think they need a good drummer, though. Looks like they're going drummerless. So let me pause it in case anybody didn't read the screen. These guys are, well, I'll just read what it says here. Hey, we'll we're Behoar? Behoor? Yeah. B-E-H-O-R, whatever that spells. An all-queer, ex Hasidic Jewish-led goth rock electroindustrial band from Brooklyn. This is our song, Angel about a forbidden love and sin with a closeted rabbi. Again, I mean, I these religions are getting uh they're getting interesting. I mean, uh, you know, maybe these, maybe they're right about this end of times thing. I uh I I don't know. But uh yeah, definitely interesting stuff.

SPEAKER_08 19:16

There's a bunch of stuff on here about uh reefer stuff that I want to do uh a lot of shows uh that I've seen and and podcasts, they cover religion, not like we do.

SPEAKER_05 19:31

No, no, that's true. Oh, okay. Here we go. I got I got both of these. Let me get these. These you gotta do one right after the other, I think. This is pretty good. Oh, it's not even a video, it's just a post. Yeah, I was just doing this, I guess, because I guess the it's so it's so popular now. There's like a new new version of uh of Reefer Madness going around on X, especially now, like oh, this stuff Roger Drain is oh and and the guy uh there's a guy from that one show, turn not is it turning point is the name of the show. Siege Seager, something like that. And he seems like a cool jill, uh chill kind of guy, and he's all anti-weed, like it's like, what? Oh, it'll it it makes you retarded, and this and that, and I'm like, come on, dude, chill out. I think it makes you funny. And then uh this is the reef or sanity. I forget which one this what this says, but this was my counter to that one. Let's see what this does.

SPEAKER_08 20:43

Enlarge the screen if you can.

SPEAKER_07 20:46

Engine. Hemp seed oil. I found the video on the internet where a guy had a lawnmower. I mean, it was a diesel lawnmower. He drained all the diesel fluid out, including the filter. And after he did that, he found a way to compress hemp seeds, and he turned the hemp seed into hemp seed oil. And then after that, he actually filled his tank, his lawnmower tank, with hemp seed oil, as you see in this video. And then guess what? Lawmore actually ran off of hemp seed oil. No lie.

SPEAKER_05 21:36

This is not uh, you know, this is not breaking, you know, this is not cutting its technology. They've known how to make seeds, you know, into fuel from, you know, that's basically what a diesel is. It just runs off of uh, you know, the new diesels, especially. They can make them run off of uh cooking oil and stuff like that. Because, you know, that's a diesel is totally different from a from a normally inspired engine. And there's so many things. That I mean, look, I'm not going to sit here and tell anybody weed's good for you. I don't even think it cures cancer or any of that bullshit. I had cancer, trust me, it didn't help. I I have pain on a regular basis. It don't help for that either. Now, there could be, I have seen evidence about those kids that have the seizures or something like that, that possibly it does help, which is great. If that helps, great. But I'm not gonna other than that, I'm not gonna sit here and tell anybody weed's good for you. But this kind of stuff is the is what fuels the whole propaganda of why it's so bad for you, is that you know, it could replace oil, it could replace plastic. I mean, all the environmentalist people should be like, look, why aren't we using this stuff? It could be, you know, it's the the the Declaration of P of Independence is written on hemp paper. We could be using this renewable resource to to to tell the the Saudis and the oil people and the Iranians, hey, look, we got hemp, screw you, we don't need your oil. But for whatever reason, you know, well, we know what the reason is. There's big oil money and you know, invested in making sure that they keep making big money. So anyway, all right, what else we got here?

SPEAKER_01 23:12

How bored would be if we knew what kind of all the time? Can you imagine coming home to the same version of me every day? Predictable, stable, regulated. No, thank you. I could be anyone when he walks through that door. This is a live production, this is experimental theater. You don't get the same show twice here. And the key, the key is that once he relaxes, once he thinks he's figured out the tone of the evening, pivot. Mid-dinner. It keeps things exciting. You don't marry me for consistency, you marry me for range. How bored would my husband be if he knew what kind of mood I was gonna be in all the time?

SPEAKER_05 23:56

Yeah. Confirmed bachelor here, and uh yeah, that's the kind of chick that really is attracted to me, apparently, because I've met a lot of them like that. That uh yeah.

SPEAKER_08 24:05

Can you forward that to my email? I want to show my wife is.

SPEAKER_05 24:12

Oh, this guy. Yeah, this is pretty good. I gotta just start naming these better so that I know what the hell they are.

SPEAKER_08 24:18

If you're like me, you uh go, I'll remember what that is. Yeah, and then that's the problem.

SPEAKER_05 24:24

And then I look at it, I'm like, what the hell does this mean? All right, here we go. This guy's pretty uh again. I I don't want to be that, you know, the guy that says we didn't we haven't gone anywhere, but I uh I don't know about this last one. We'll see.

SPEAKER_08 24:38

Okay.

SPEAKER_11 24:38

I have not processed what we just did, and I'm afraid we'll start even trying. Um, when it started on April 3rd, I wanted to thank God in public. Um when it started on April 3rd. When it started on April 3rd.

SPEAKER_05 24:59

This this whole thing, I mean, why is it so important for these people to make sure we put people out in space and put them in danger? Everybody else is doing stuff on the moon, nobody's sending any people. We have we have uh we have robots and stuff like that.

SPEAKER_08 25:16

We've been to the moon, we've seen what the moon's about. They've done a lot of experiments and stuff like that, and they've flown. I don't know. I I don't know why we keep I mean what's what's the progress from here forward? Then we're gonna go to Mars?

SPEAKER_05 25:36

Yeah, that's that's just stupidity. Nobody wants to go to Mars. That would be stupid. But here, this is pretty funny because I I noticed this this is actually might be one of the ones I sent to you to just edit together.

SPEAKER_02 25:49

And they're talking about the props about the uh funny, I didn't even watch this with the music.

SPEAKER_05 26:09

I didn't realize it was circus music. Because if you ask me, don't these guys look like they're in like monkey costumes?

SPEAKER_08 26:17

Can you widen the screen?

SPEAKER_05 26:22

Hold on, wait till he gets better. As a comparison, hold on. I mean, it looked like the same outfit. I'm just saying. I don't know. Anyway, anyway, that's all of that. Yeah, these guys look funky, and not to mention, you know, the thing is the you know, the the the door falling off. There they showed another video where there's like a window that pops off while they're uh uh supposedly wheeling the capsule or something up to the launch pad or something like that. All right, now that I can say, look, in space, the pressure's gonna be No, that's right. It is the opposite way. Yeah. So how the hell? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if I believe any of that shit. And and you know, the thing is everybody goes, well, why would they fake it? Why would they it's a lot of money, a lot of money involved, a lot of billions and billions of dollars being spent. Imagine, you know, so telling that whoever's getting those millions of dollars, oh that's it. We're not doing this anymore. Let's see what this is. It says saving the planet. I have no idea what that would possibly mean. Could be more monkeys. It might be. Oh, it's this thing. This is pretty funny. Hold on. I mean, this this is just scary. Yeah, imagine imagine stepping outside to jump on your scooter.

SPEAKER_02 27:49

Oh my god.

SPEAKER_05 27:53

That doesn't look so good for the environment.

SPEAKER_08 27:56

No.

SPEAKER_05 27:59

Yeah, I'm not so sure that's uh that's really good for the environment.

SPEAKER_08 28:03

That just start on fire by itself. I imagine.

SPEAKER_05 28:06

I I I you know the thing is I'm not sure you can get any of those things wet. I mean, I know you can't. Well, you know, look, my I used to jet ski a lot. I used to be a big wave jet skier, and that thing has, you know, a little six-volt battery in it, and that thing would be underwater many times, and nothing happens. Right, you know. But I've seen these things where didn't aren't like like weren't there like somewhere there was a flood and these electric cars got wet and they start on fire or something?

unknown 28:34

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 28:34

And at some point, if there's that much circuit circuitry and voltage involved, and you make the two right connections, be it water, wire, whatever, shit's gonna start cooking.

SPEAKER_08 28:45

Well, look at the Tesla batteries.

SPEAKER_05 28:48

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 28:48

I mean, there was a lot of fires when they first came out.

SPEAKER_05 28:51

Yeah. Speaking of which, have you seen the um uh they actually just came out with a new Tesla truck?

SPEAKER_08 28:59

I saw a Tesla Tesla truck the other day, but it was just painted white. I didn't think it was is that the new one?

SPEAKER_05 29:07

Yeah, it's brand new. But here's the thing I don't know It looked like the same one, same style. Oh, I don't know. Was there a Tesla truck before? No, no, I mean like a I'm sorry, a Tesla semi.

SPEAKER_08 29:17

Oh, semi, okay.

SPEAKER_05 29:19

Which I was really I was really kind of um I was amazed because I would figure I know I know a Tesla car is way heavier than a regular car. But uh apparently this this Tesla truck isn't that much heavier than or semi, isn't that much heavier than a regular semi? How's that possible? Now the one they showed doesn't have any like cab area where you can sleep or anything like that. So maybe that's where the extra weight comes from or something.

SPEAKER_08 29:49

So you got a picture of the the new truck?

SPEAKER_05 29:52

I don't. I think I uh well I do if I do, I I think I may have got rid of it because I decided not to not to show it. Because but anyway, you could look it up. This is interesting. And and if you think about it, well, I'll talk about it after after afterwards, because this is just this is sad, really.

SPEAKER_10 30:20

Sorry, you'll have to pay for it out of pocket. I'm already giving you ten thousand dollars a year. I have that surgery. I'm gonna fucking die if I don't die.

SPEAKER_09 30:48

I have been seeing this in alcohol for ten years. I was born with this condition.

SPEAKER_10 30:52

This is not something I ever had a choice with. I have been paying for this insurance for four years now. I've never had problems, and now because of all of fucking Trump, and all of this changes that he has made. I can't have the fucking heart surgery I need to have in order to literally live. What I don't have sixty thousand dollars. I'm a teacher. I don't have sixty thousand dollars, I can barely afford the insurance I paid for already to cover this shit. And now they're telling me, oh sorry, you are no longer like covered for this. So guess I'll just fucking die. Are you kidding?

SPEAKER_05 31:34

So what is the at this point? Why wouldn't you, Luigi? I mean, what's to stop them? Why wouldn't you, Luigi, somebody? I mean, folks, let's you know, let's look at the motivation here, guys. Uh at some point, you billionaires and trillionaires are gonna have to go, uh, maybe we should do something different. Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy. And meanwhile, meanwhile, on X, I get thrown off for doing stupid shit like this. Here, let me see what let me see what this is.

SPEAKER_08 32:14

This is a video.

SPEAKER_05 32:17

I don't know what it is. As a matter of fact, it's age restricted, so it's not even gonna it's not even gonna let us play it. Whatever it is. Alright, so uh it was clearly something that was on X that I was gonna show, like, hey, if they can show this, but uh so this uh yeah, this is this share let me share this real quick, because this didn't make a damn bit of sense to me. And oops Yeah, there we go. This did not make a bit of sense to me. So I got in trouble, and they put me on a 12-hour uh ban where all I could do was scroll. I couldn't post, I couldn't like anything, I couldn't make any comments, I couldn't do anything. All I could do is scroll for 12 hours. This is the message they sent me at the end of the 12 hours. And then I couldn't do anything for like five minutes. So what's the point?

SPEAKER_08 33:13

So you violated X rules.

SPEAKER_05 33:15

Yeah, but that was 12 hours ago, I guess. Why lock me out for five minutes at the end, right before they let me get back on and do whatever I want? It doesn't make any sense, it's just crazy. Yeah, and and there's so many people on this stupid X that are just so clearly, clearly bots and not real people. And and and you know, it's funny now they're trying to say that uh Anna Kasperian, who's apparently far left, and Nick Fuentes, who's far right, they're trying to say that these guys have sure hor sure horseshoed all the way around and are saying the exact same thing, which they are, but they're now trying to say it's all scripted because you know the thing where they do with the all the um the the newscasters and they show them or or even podcaster guys and also saying the same exact phrases or whatever. Yeah, now they're trying to say those two are on the same script, and it's literally just because they're just saying the same thing. It's not it's it's it it is this kind of the same script, but it's not scripted, they're just using the same words to describe the same thing that they all became Yeah, it's crazy. All right, well, I'll tell you what, I I gotta I gotta figure out a way to organize these emails better. Uh you know what? I as a matter of fact, it would have been interesting if we could have uh we should have probably zoomed this in today because I noticed that one time we tried the zoom, I found that a lot easier to do the sharing because you could see them instead of having to fish around for him, which I was surprised that uh Dr. Bob was so so repulsed by that whole Zoom thing. I was like, wait, wait, it's easier. What do you what do you mean?

SPEAKER_08 34:51

He didn't like it.

SPEAKER_05 34:52

No, yeah, he didn't like it at all.

SPEAKER_08 34:53

Well, well, and the connection was harder. We we we we worked on that, which I'd never had that problem with Zoom before.

SPEAKER_05 35:01

Yeah, that's true. That's true. All right, but let me get up out of here. Uh I should mention the 904-9 uh 904-549-9024. Gotta make sure I get that shit right. Uh so give us a call, leave us some voice messages. Uh, hopefully Dr. Bob's feeling better. He's, you know, he's gotta be feeling better by the next episode. You know what the date is, right? What? 420. Okay. Next Monday's 420. Yeah. You can't we can't do a show without Dr. Bob on 420. That's just gonna be impossible. So get better, Dr. Bob, and we'll see you then.