Ep. 66 - The Slack Doctors Episode 66 Restless Legs

What is restless leg syndrome? Dean-o makes it back to South Florida. Dr. Chip might be dodging mangoes. Tropical storm Arthur update, hurricane or typhoon? Dr. Bob shares his comment war with a fan. Can you be too smart for the military? Absolute certainty leads to absolute cruelty. Critical thinking espoused in Scripture? Our economic model explained quite well. DO NOT DO THE FOLLOWING (nudge nudge wink wink). The F.B.I.'s newest entrapment victims. Dr. Chip drops a quickie. So, the war with Iran is over? What's the current state of sonic warfare? (Havana Syndrome) A perfect response to bill collectors. Dr. Bob asks, " Why aren't we all taking oxytocin?". Heroin, brought to you by Bayer (1898). What's the deal with 440hz? (Dr. Chip explains).

Transcript

SPEAKER_10 0:18

All right, and we're on. Here we go with another episode of the Slap Doctors. I am the clean-shaven Dr. Chip.

SPEAKER_09 0:25

I am the bearded Dr. Bob, and I'm just producer Dean.

SPEAKER_10 0:31

So, Dino, where are you right now? Are you back in South Florida?

SPEAKER_08 0:35

Back in Florida.

SPEAKER_10 0:37

Okay, got it. Gotcha.

SPEAKER_08 0:38

Yeah, back in Florida. And um uh everything went uh pretty well on the drive back. It took a little bit longer than usual. I my restless legs really kicked in, and I had to stop a lot more than I had to. Um, I usually take uh medication at night for that, but it makes me sleepy, so I really can't take it when I'm driving. So but how do you what is restless legs and how do you get it? I mean, I don't know what is it actually. Nobody's ever been able to tell me really how you get this. Um but it's just uncontrollable movement of your wanting to your legs to move. Now you don't have cramps or anything while this happens, do you? No. You just no, it's just uh it's just an urge for your legs to be moving. Well, you're gonna be able to do it. It normally happens when you're sleeping.

SPEAKER_09 1:32

You can imagine that with having somebody next to you with a twitchy leg is not conducive to a good night's rest.

SPEAKER_08 1:38

I can't tell you how many times I leave the bedroom when this happens. It's like I like covers over top of me at times, it causes it to happen. Sometimes it just happens on its own.

SPEAKER_10 1:50

Um Right, but obviously, other than the the the problem with your wife, if it would if she wasn't there, would it be still be a problem or would he not even care? Is it uncomfortable?

SPEAKER_08 2:00

It's not it's not dictated by my wife. No. No. It's uh you know, it's it's just something that happens. Um, and I take something every night before I go to bed. So it's not is there any pain involved or just comfort, or is it just no does it wake you up? Now once I go to sleep. Once I go to sleep, for the most part, it doesn't happen.

SPEAKER_10 2:23

But if we could have it, you wouldn't even know, right?

SPEAKER_08 2:27

Yeah, I guess you could, but you you wouldn't know it. It it's not a good thing. Well, obviously, it would just happen in your sleep, right? It happens in the day. Yeah, it happens anytime. If I'm on like a plane, um it it just something I think maybe psychological with me. Oh man, I'm stuck on this plane and it kicks in and I'm just fidgeting. Um that's what it is. Like if you were a drummer. I can see how that would that would fuck with you. Exactly. Maybe it's better. I don't know. Made it back, okay. And um had to, you know, bugs all over the front of my car, you know, from traveling for 13, 14, 15 hours. So I had a clean. Man, that's tough. So that's my story, and I'm sticking to it. How about you guys?

SPEAKER_10 3:20

Well, as you can see, I'm out by the pool today, but I should tell you I'm taking a major risk with the show today, and I'll see if I can adjust the camera and show you why. So in the way here, hold on. I feel like I'm on a roller coaster. Do you see the mangoes up there? I do. I do, yeah. Right in the I'm sitting right in the drop zone. One could easily come down and hit me right in the head. Or even worse, hit the computer.

SPEAKER_08 3:51

Right. Or the dog. I don't know, that might be a good thing.

SPEAKER_09 3:57

It'd be good for good for the show. Right. Uh well, and then you don't see it. I'm just broadcasting from my usual isolation chamber slash bunker. Uh it is gonna be nasty and rainy outside, but it won't affect me in any way. Really? It's not a cloud in the sky down here.

SPEAKER_10 4:15

Well, you know, 300 miles away at least. I guess. Wow, that's wild. Are you getting weather from that thing coming over from Texas? Is that what you're getting?

SPEAKER_09 4:23

Oh, I don't I haven't paid enough attention to know where it's coming from. I just know it's there.

SPEAKER_10 4:27

It there's a there's a tropical storm Arthur, but it's come it came from the Pacific across Mexico and over and through the Gulf.

SPEAKER_08 4:36

Yeah, it's in the Gulf now, I think.

SPEAKER_09 4:38

I think that's what you're getting. Wow. So it's an eff it's so if it formed over there, doesn't that make it a typhoon? Isn't that the difference? Yes, typhoon and a hurricane?

SPEAKER_10 4:47

No, because I actually had that question before because like great, you probably hear the train. I do. Um I I've seen that before where it comes from the Pacific and hits Mexico and they still call it a hurricane. I thought that too. I thought Pacific meant typhoon, but I guess it's only if it's over like in the Philippines or what you know in that Asia part of the world or whatever. But I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 5:10

That's it. That's your excited nothing else going on? Not really.

SPEAKER_11 5:16

I can think of.

SPEAKER_08 5:17

Really?

SPEAKER_10 5:18

Well, we only did the show two days ago. It's not like it's been like a week or anything.

SPEAKER_09 5:22

We've been asking for comments. Uh we got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was gonna get into that, but I was gonna wait until after we shared because one of the clips that I have pulled up is for YouTube, right? So if I try to go into YouTube to show the comments and whatnot, I can't, that window is gonna link to the other window. So once we get done with that and I close it down, I'll I'll open it up and we'll get to it. But essentially, uh, we did get a comment. Somebody, I guess, commented uh in opposition to the short no, I will not show you my receipt, which was part of a longer rant. Uh, and at the end of that rant, I even openly admitted that I was overly harsh to this old woman and et cetera. But apparently, this person took great umbrage uh at me not presenting my receipt and and in a very sheeple-like fashion, pretty much is why wouldn't you show your receipt if you have nothing to hide? Blah, blah, blah. Totally missing the point of the rant in the first place. And, you know, so I took it upon myself to respond. Uh so this guy replies, You're living in a criminal country full of entitled people thinking the laws don't apply to them. If you haven't stolen something, why are you reluctant to show your receipt to the security guard? It is done all over the world. All right, first of all, it is not done all over the world. Secondly, this chick was not a security guard. So my simple response was, it's not a law. And I thought that would be the end of it, but no, he he decided to respond again. Does everything need to be a law for you to comply to it? Sounds like the no morals without religion argument. What is it going to take from you to show your receipts to the employee wanting to see it, especially if you haven't stolen anything from experience? I know that the people objecting the loudest are usually the ones guilty of something. If the shoe fits. All right. I responded again. And here's the and here, honestly, I am happy for the engagement, right? So it started off. Thanks for watching. Smiley face. It takes my time and patience to respond to an allegation of theft from a corporation that regularly commits crimes against their own customers and employees. Selective pricing, underweight labeled products, labor practices, the destruction of local businesses. I'm enjoying this banter, however. Thanks again. So again, he responds back again. Asking to see a receipt is not an accusation of theft. Guilty conscience, much? To which I responded is a isn't it? It kind of is. Wasn't feeling guilty, was feeling annoyed and surveilled. I honestly do appreciate the feedback, though. So we are getting comments.

SPEAKER_08 7:56

Yeah. Any press is good press.

unknown 8:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 8:01

That guy clearly, clearly a lifelong bootlicker. You know, I I'm pretty sure why I say it once before, we don't, you know, if you want to hate watch this, I but honestly, if you watch the whole rant from beginning to end, you can see that it wasn't entirely her fault. And I felt a little bit bad about it when it was all said and done. But my feelings at the time were entirely valid, and I will defend them. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah, you're not wrong.

SPEAKER_08 8:28

You're not looking everybody has a bad day, and uh, you were having a horrible day. And uh, you know, uh not to mention it's stupid.

SPEAKER_09 8:38

He's got a good point. If they haven't got a horrible day, and the logic of my complaint was unassailable.

SPEAKER_10 8:44

And here's the thing I mean, let's let's be truthful. They don't need somebody at the door checking the receipt. That's basically a uh I don't want to say DEI, but that's that's welfare. They, you know, they're like, hey, let's give somebody a job standing here asking for receipts. You know, we can pay them minimum wage, they'll get on food stamps and snap and all that. So yeah.

SPEAKER_09 9:02

I mean, the presence of them and the thought of it might be some slight deterrence to some people that want to steal presents. I can understand that. Yeah. But none of that invalidates my point that if they really thought I was stealing, it wouldn't have been her asking to see my receipt. It would have been a uh excuse me, sir. Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_10 9:20

Well, anyway, speaking of cops and booglicking, um, I'm gonna share I'm gonna share one clip and then then Dr. Bob's got a different uh the second part of it that he's gonna share. This is my first uh volley of the uh thing these guys aren't as smart as they think they are.

SPEAKER_06 9:42

But the guys went to MIT, we had a bunch of those guys, they suck at CQB. They're too analytical. They're not athletes, they're so smart that they're processing so much information except for the alligator closest to the boat. Right now they look out and they see all of these threats and math problems are going off in their head, and it's like, I just need people. Right now you're too intelligent and you're making this complex problem so much more complicated than it needs to be. And we see that with everybody else. People that are so analytical, they can't overlay the reality on top of it. The smartest guys in a room are the All right.

SPEAKER_10 10:12

So there you go. They're they're coming out right out and saying it. You know, you can't be too smart to do this job. Well, I mean, they're not gonna be able to do it. You're talking about law enforcement? Well, it's I I don't know if I don't know if it's special forces or law enforcement.

SPEAKER_09 10:27

I think that was military, wasn't it? Yeah, it was.

SPEAKER_10 10:29

Yeah, I thought it was military.

SPEAKER_09 10:30

I mean, there's two components to that. You could say it on one level, yeah, certain too much intelligence because they do need you do need to be able to take orders and follow commands and a certain lack of you know, lack of thinking into your own hand, free thinking, exactly. But also at the same time, the other side of that coin is that people that go to school for a long time and get degrees tend to have very much specialized knowledge, meaning that they know, you know, they might know a great deal about one thing that in no way equates to being, you know, a multi-purpose, multi-purpose able to act on the fly.

SPEAKER_10 11:05

No, the point is.

SPEAKER_08 11:06

The number one thing to make a good, and I'm talking about law enforcement, uh a good police officer is common sense. You gotta have common sense, or you're not gonna you're not gonna be good at your job, period. Right.

SPEAKER_10 11:24

Well, not only that, I mean you're talking police, and I think these guys are military. I think these guys are like health force, CLT, guys that basically like went in, killed bin Laden and that kind of thing. Yeah, sure. And I'm and those guys unfortunately do transition to the police force quite a bit. So, but but I I'm I would make the point that, yeah, the guys at MIT also are thinking to themselves, why would I join this force that goes overseas and and screws around with other people's governments and you know, they'd probably think way too deep in like, why would I be here in the first place? You know, it doesn't make any sense. I mean, if they're gonna attack us, maybe, but yeah.

SPEAKER_09 12:02

Part two.

SPEAKER_03 12:03

Cruelist people on the planet have always been talking about God. Isn't it so? Yes or no? All the warmongers in the world have been talking about God, isn't it so? And God has been helping them. See, the moment you believe something, you have a new kind of confidence. That's the biggest problem. When idiots become very confident, the world is in danger. An intelligent person is constantly hesitating with life. With every step, he wonders whether what he's doing is okay or not. But a fool has absolute confidence, and when his stupidity gets stamped by God, that's it. No looking back. Just can go on doing the most idiotic things without any problem about it.

SPEAKER_09 12:48

Yes. You are ab yeah, you're right. That is definitely part two of that.

SPEAKER_10 12:53

And which plays right into one of the next clips that I think we're gonna be playing, which would be about God or about religion, which, you know, we we know how uh Ty, turn us off at this point. You're not gonna like this part.

SPEAKER_09 13:07

Religion gives people uh an ability to do things that that they would normally never do. I mean, uh exactly a convincing finality that they are absolutely correct. Now play the shred the guy a new one. That's perfect after that. Oh, okay. I think it's this one that you're talking about.

SPEAKER_00 13:29

Something that divides people be based on absolutely nothing factual about the human being and their he and their heart.

SPEAKER_07 13:36

The lottery of what house you were brought home to as a baby.

SPEAKER_00 13:38

Yeah, because you grew up in this home and it represented that, and that's what you learned, and so that's what you then go out and you believe. And critical thinking, free thinking is doesn't isn't sort of allowed, or it's condemned, or told, put fear of God that you're gonna go to hell for something.

SPEAKER_07 13:53

Okay, that's a lot of stuff. Let me start by just saying that critical thinking is awesome, Christians should be doing it. Scripture tells us actually to do it, and that's a wise thing. But this is what's called the genetic fallacy.

SPEAKER_09 14:03

I would like to know exactly what line he's referring to or where scripture tells you to do it, but uh I think that might be a loose interpretation of something, but we'll let him continue.

SPEAKER_07 14:12

Fallacy, what we're seeing here. It's an actual official logical fallacy. The suggestion is because I think I can trace the origins of your belief. You're a Christian because you were raised here, therefore I could discount your belief. Now, the problem with this is that it works on the hosts in the show, too. It works on these actors because guess what? You're saying this because of your situation, because you were in a Hollywood actor for years and you got indoctrinated into the things you got indoctrinated into. You're repeating things you heard other people say, you're just saying stuff. The reality is that Christianity should and can be tested for evidential value. I love doing this, and there is a ton of support for it, both intellectually and historically, and the prophecy in scripture. Yes, there are plenty of things.

SPEAKER_10 14:50

Stop right there, stop right there, stop right there. Did he say the prophecy of the scriptures?

SPEAKER_09 14:56

Yes. That seems like it should be tested and that it's being tested, and yeah, and and and every time it's been tested, it's come up wanting, but yeah.

SPEAKER_07 15:06

All right, go ahead. Surely some truth about God exists.

SPEAKER_09 15:18

Now surely some truth about God exists. That that is a you're already presupposing something that is not necessarily the fact.

SPEAKER_07 15:27

And it's worth believing those things and fighting for those things, but this kind of like patchwork of arguments against religion is not ultimately helpful.

SPEAKER_10 15:38

We're not trying to be helpful.

SPEAKER_09 15:42

Well, there is that. That is a good point. You mean the show? The show and us in sp in general, yeah.

SPEAKER_10 15:52

Watching these people just act so you know sanconious, like, oh, this is this is this this is the way it is. What? No, it's not. Critical thinking tells you it's not. The thing you think you're using, it's insane. Uh, that was a good one. But you got a lot of good ones, so I'm gonna let you get roll with the clips here.

SPEAKER_09 16:13

Uh let's see which one. Yeah, I'll just start. Yeah, I can't remember what they were related to. So it's random at this point. I don't think they have any other. Uh yeah. This is all right, so this one is about the economy. And my my question after watching this clip, or even during watching it, is this all right. Well, I'll play it and pause it and say it as I go along as we go along.

SPEAKER_04 16:31

So that the currency has become corrupted, and what do you rely on to make that case?

SPEAKER_05 16:35

I would say unquestionably the debasement of the currency, an arbitrary harvesting of the economic surplus the productive free market economy is creating. As an economy gets more efficient, it generates more wealth that's passed back to market actors in the form of it real quick.

SPEAKER_10 16:53

That's an awful, uh awful long version of I have eyes and ears.

SPEAKER_09 16:58

Yeah, yeah. A perfectly succinct and accurate breakdown of of modern economics and how it's working. But what I'm wondering is, is he actually having a call slash interview with Jordan Peterson? Or did he make this video and produce it by clipping out something Peterson said in a different because it's got like production value and the fact that he just edited in the image of the bill counting and whatnot, it just makes me wonder if I mean it it doesn't invalidate the logic of what he says, but it seems like a production, you know what I mean? But I'll let him keep going.

SPEAKER_05 17:33

So we're getting smarter at making shares, smarter at providing services, electronics, all these things. But by printing money, you're basically stealing claims on that economic surplus and doling it out arbitrarily.

SPEAKER_09 17:45

You know, speaking of things, you know, things they do want us to do, here's something. Oh, I'm not sure if I did that right. Here's something they don't want us to do.

SPEAKER_01 17:54

Whatever you do, do not carry neodymnium magnets, high-powered, do not buy neodymium high-powered magnets off Amazon or Timu or AliExpress, and do not randomly throw them onto police computers or government computers, and and do not do that. Do not do that. And and also do not carry cutting tools and do not start cutting, do not start cutting coax to their antennas, and do not find out where all their repeaters are repeaters are at on the hilltops.

SPEAKER_09 18:27

So when I when I I saw this after you sent me this clip, my first thought of is you know there's guys in, I guess it's in the UK or something, or maybe elsewhere in Europe, uh, that are running around and cutting down those like flock cameras and and surveillance cameras and stuff, and they're they call them blade runners. And they're you know, they're all like got their baklava's on or bala claws or whatever the hell, whatever the hell you say that ski mask that they like to wear over there.

SPEAKER_08 18:52

Is this is this the reverse thinking telling them not to do it and meaning do it?

SPEAKER_09 18:58

No, absolutely not. No, this is telling people this is a bad idea, you know. You can't be doing stuff like this, you know. We're not promoting it either. Obviously. Yeah. Yeah. I would say that, yeah, for sure.

SPEAKER_01 19:12

And do not take out their radio systems and do not go underneath all the Freemason buildings in your city and take out the server rooms where they house the NCIC, Palantir, and the Flock and Prometheus servers underneath the courthouse and all the Freemason houses.

SPEAKER_12 19:27

Yeah, yeah. Don't do that.

SPEAKER_01 19:28

Do not go down there and start randomly cutting cables and throwing magnets and all the um hard drives and SSD drives and uh and all the data ramps.

SPEAKER_09 19:37

I imagine, you know, uh King of the Hill like uh Dale Gribble taking out magnets and pocket sand and just hurling them. Did you guys notice I was gone for a while?

SPEAKER_01 19:49

I didn't do that.

SPEAKER_09 19:50

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 19:51

And do not short the red and the blue or the yellow and the black or the black and the blue and the yellow wires together. Uh do not do that to their power supply. So remember, do not carry cutting saws. Do not carry high-powered neodymnia magnets and do not randomly toss a high-powered magnet onto a top car computer.

SPEAKER_09 20:18

If you're in the car, I think it's a little late to be tossing magnets.

SPEAKER_10 20:22

No, no, he's talking about like through the he's talking about like through the window or something. But here's the only problem with that if you got a you got a high-powered magnet in your pocket, your phone's about done. Yeah, that's not right.

SPEAKER_01 20:34

Yeah, the nation's computer when they come to round you up. Uh, because we want the government to surveillance us, and we want the government to know exactly where we're at and what we're doing at all times. So whatever you do, do not do those things and do not um do not carry um cutters on just don't do it because um don't speaking of the cell phone thing, uh a guy like this more than likely doesn't have a isn't carrying a cell phone with him when he's not doing any of the things that he's trying to do. I'd probably leave it on just to make sure Yeah, just to be on the Because um, you know, and and don't carry pins and pin coax and short the shield in the center. Don't do it. Um and and Pin coax? What the hell is that?

SPEAKER_09 21:24

I have no idea what that is. I guess if you know, you know. But you know, if you know, then you probably know not to do that also.

SPEAKER_01 21:32

Do like I said, do not do these things because and do not spray paint flock cameras um or cut them at a 15 degree cutting angle with a d Diablo saw blade from Milwaukee or DeWalt.

SPEAKER_09 21:46

What difference would the angle make? Or the or the make of the saw. That's true, unless he's getting you know sponsored by Makita.

SPEAKER_01 21:57

Do not do not do this. Do not Do any of this because we want the government to round us up.

SPEAKER_09 22:04

He kind of looks like Loki from Marvel, but like kind of strong.

SPEAKER_10 22:09

I was thinking Tiny Tim. That's going way back.

SPEAKER_09 22:15

And we want the government to know what we're doing at all times and and do not I almost said he low-key looks like Loki.

SPEAKER_01 22:25

Put your cell phone in duct tape because duct tape does not block cell phone signals or sub-gigahertz frequencies. Do not research this.

SPEAKER_09 22:34

Is duct tape essentially a Faraday cage?

SPEAKER_10 22:37

I'm not sure. I don't know. Is it save your phone from the batteries in your other pocket? I don't know.

SPEAKER_09 22:47

Maybe I don't know if it really does, but I mean obviously you would want to have a good case on it first, because can you imagine how fucked up your phone would be after you peeled the duct tape off of it?

SPEAKER_01 22:55

Yeah. Do not put your cell phone in duct tape. Do not do not uh do not put your cell phone in a bag full of duct tape and tinfoil and turn it off because we want the government to know practice at all times.

SPEAKER_10 23:20

If you turn it off, do you still need to put it in the bag? Oh my god.

SPEAKER_09 23:27

Wow. What else do you got there, Dr. Bob? Uh let's see. I got I think I got one more, and then we got voicemails. I don't think there's any video uh audio for this one.

SPEAKER_10 23:38

Uh yeah.

SPEAKER_09 23:39

Yeah, this is pretty funny. This is Kurt Metzger posting saying, Great news. Uh the FBI just revealed the latest fake motives for the fake terror plots they constantly fake to entrap online retards. Sorry, Patriot Front. Looks like grievances with FBI handling of the Epstein files is the new far right, Islam. So I don't know where he pulled this from or what news site this from, but uh and I also don't even know what what the talk about no show prep. I have no idea what this is the details of this case. But apparently this person, subject or whatever, his last name must be proper, proper's mother told investigators she became concerned after her son began communicating online with individuals who claim to be claimed to be former military members and who discussed grievances involving government corruption, the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, data centers, and other issues. So you know what this is about, though, right? To start labeling anybody who wants to investigate into any of these things as domestic terrorists.

SPEAKER_10 24:45

No, this is about the UFC thing. Oh, you didn't hear about the terror plot against the UFC? Against the event that already took place? Is that what you're talking about? Yeah. This guy got arrested for planning a terror plot against the UFC event. Oh. Well, here's the problem with what they're saying. Joe Rogan is the is the mastermind behind this plot. Joe Rogan's been saying day one, like, yeah, I don't think having a thing on the White House lawn is a good idea. It's gonna be a magnet for terrorists. So, first of all, I don't believe a word of this fucking bullshit. You know, this is look at these guys. I mean, come on. I know the first thing I do, I mean, I'm they're clearly not smart guys, but I know the first thing I do when I'm I'm plotting a terror attack against the White House is start talking about it on internet chat rooms. Kind of like Tyler Robinson and uh and his girlfriend. It's like, come on, guys, it's like there's nobody is buying this. Nobody's buying it. But Well, here's the thing it may very well truly be a plot, but the FBI's credibility is so fucking blown, everybody's like, oh, this is fake as hell. And and it probably is. I think it's fake, but it could be real, but I I don't know. Because you know the FBI's MO, right? They go, All right, let's let's think up a plot, you know, get some idiots that might be able to go along with it, and we go in there undercover and suggest it to them, and then when they do it, we bust them and we take credit. I mean, this is per this is classic FBI. This is just so uh obviously fake. It's insane. Anyway, and they're supposedly, I don't know, they they got like 18 guys or something like that, and there's supposedly like another hundred of them out on the loose or some shit like that. Like, by the way, if you come and round me up, I had nothing to do with it. I some I'm claiming innocence right now.

SPEAKER_09 26:58

Yeah, I had no idea. The only the only inform news or anything I've ever seen on my in my algorithm or news feed concerning the whole UFC event there was uh one of the fighters saying something about Michelle Obama was a man. And other than that, I haven't seen anything. I definitely didn't hear anything about any kind of plot. And that got him fired fired from UFC.

SPEAKER_10 27:22

Which makes no sense, you'd think.

SPEAKER_09 27:27

I don't know. It definitely had the whole event definitely had a sort of an idio idiocracy flair to it. I mean, and that's and I've seen a lot of comments about that. Isn't that one of our quiz? Because didn't they have like motocross event or something too with like you know, jumping? Yeah, they were doing something like that. But hey man, Teddy Roosevelt had to be in the White House and had kept a pet bear, so it's not like there's no precedent for it. You know crazy. Well, I got a couple of voicemails we can do. Yeah. Let's get this out of the way. All right, here's the first one.

SPEAKER_10 28:19

You know, I've often wondered why my uh gay uh neighbors never fought uh gay baby of a pride gay gay mummy flag, or anything.

SPEAKER_09 28:29

They really had a hard time getting that sentence. Yeah, I don't know why.

SPEAKER_10 28:33

I guess they figure they did their part by keeping that Biden uh Harris sign in their lawn for so long. That's what you call quickie.

SPEAKER_09 28:44

But in a lot quicker if I could have split it out. Uh actually that's what was the funniest part of it though. Yeah, right. Don't forget it's also uh uh Asian Pacific Islander American Awareness Month or something.

SPEAKER_08 29:01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 29:02

Don't won't forget that. I saw that sign in the bank. Otherwise I wouldn't have known. You mean like the Philippines?

SPEAKER_10 29:09

Pardon? You mean like the Philippines? Is that whose month it is or whatever? Yeah, I guess. The non-Native Americans, Native Philippines, no, no, no, no, not Native Americans, no.

SPEAKER_09 29:19

That's do they get a month? I don't know. Literally they get a month. If anybody deserves one, they should be. I know, I but that's why the thought just occurred to me. Do they get a month? I'm not so sure. I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 29:32

Maybe, and don't call me Shirley. Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 29:37

All right, here we go.

SPEAKER_10 29:39

All right, so now that uh Trump and uh Nut in her Yahoo are uh on the house. Kudos I wonder how Nick Fuentes is gonna be feel uh gonna feel knowing that he and Nut and Yahoo are both telling people to vote for Democrats in the midterms. Should be interesting. Yeah, I guess we gotta we gotta touch on the biggest news of the week. Apparently Trump has made a deal with Iran, and uh BB is none none too happy. None and none of the none of the Israel Firsters are very happy at all.

SPEAKER_09 30:12

I've heard the number of 300 billion.

SPEAKER_10 30:14

Is that part of the uh Yeah, that's supposedly they here's the thing, is we're supposedly not giving it to them, but the fact that they could get 300 billion is is making people pissed off. And which is funny because it's the 300 billion is way down the road, but really more soon they're gonna get 24 billion, which apparently is their money that we're holding. And that's the same thing that Obama did when he gave them 1.8 billion of their own money, and the Republicans freaked the fuck out about it. Now they're getting 28 billion. And and half of them are okay with it. Half of them are like I was watching PVD before I came in here and they're celebrating this whole thing. They think it's great. But uh, you know, the Israel Firsters, not so much. Like the Mark Levins and and O Ben Shapiro, he's really pissed off. A lot of these this is I I don't know how I don't know what's gonna happen with with the MAGA thing. It's gonna be so so hilarious.

SPEAKER_09 31:14

Yeah, I always thought he was gonna prolong it as long as possible to use it to get himself a third turn by, you know, pulling that whole wartime shit.

SPEAKER_10 31:23

Well, that would be well, that would be that would have to push it out for another two years. Yeah, that that I don't think that would even you would have to you would have to suspend the elections at that point. There's no way he would win after that. And I mean, you know, well, I mean, it's not you can't win anyway, he can't run. But uh, yeah, I think the whole thing is just so crazy. It's like we're literally right almost exactly back less than where we started. He didn't get any, he didn't get any any uh, you know, nuclear dust or whatever out of there. He didn't get a regime change, uh, you know, he just all we basically got was okay, we're back where we started before the war. Plus they destroyed all our bases. You know, we blew up a bunch of shit and wasted a bunch of money.

SPEAKER_09 32:06

But we're back, right? The contractors will make a bunch of money for you know to replace all the stuff that got used up. True. True that, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 32:14

Well, we got a load of oil, didn't we?

SPEAKER_10 32:19

Oh, speaking of which, before we forget, I wanted to I wanted to uh issue a challenge to our our listeners and watchers or whatever. I want somebody to explain to me what happened in Venezuela with the uh with the sonic weapons. Because I heard a an eyewitness account the other day that was just very strange. It was like they were saying that they pointed this thing at it and it sucked all the blood out of their body or something and instantly and they all just fell down dead. I don't see how sound can do that. We actually have a I have a clip to play later about sound uh also which would kind of tie in. But I I I'm just int intrigued by what this new technology could or possibly be. But I don't know. I mean, you know, obviously the guy, the eyewitness account is some guy on the internet which could be completely bullshit. But but if they have some kind of ray gun that just instantly sucks all the blood out of you or something with sound, I want to know about it.

SPEAKER_09 33:11

So I don't know about anything that instantly sucks the blood out of you, but they definitely have and have had for quite some time things that can cause long-term uh issues with your health. Oh, yeah. And they call it Havana syndrome, is one of the first stuff reported as well.

SPEAKER_10 33:25

They actually have they have subharmonic stuff now that they can shoot at you that basically makes you start puking so bad you basically can't do anything. They have high-frequency sound stuff now that almost can like hit you almost like a laser and makes you feel hot. I've seen them actually use that, like at a group of guys like 100 yards away, they shoot the steam of sound at them and they're all like, shit. They all run in different directions trying to get out of whatever making them hot.

SPEAKER_09 33:50

Yeah, there's a great YouTuber named Ben Jordan that has a bunch of videos on on that, uh on how they work and stuff.

SPEAKER_10 33:58

Yeah. But I'd like to hear what they have in that they use in Venezuela. I mean, now that they've used it, somebody's got to know what the hell it is. So anyway. All right. This is briefly.

SPEAKER_02 34:08

Hello?

unknown 34:09

Hello?

SPEAKER_02 34:09

What happened? Does Mr.

unknown 34:12

Lovayota?

SPEAKER_09 34:13

Yeah, that's my favorite part, is just saying, what happened? Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_02 34:18

Listen, my friend, I'm not paying that cheap.

unknown 34:21

What do you mean you're not paying that?

SPEAKER_02 34:23

I'm not paying that cheap. That's free money. How do you want me to pay that free money? That's not free money. You send me the credit card with three thousand dollars and I spent it already. How do you want me to pay you that money I already spent in this money?

SPEAKER_09 34:33

How do I give you money that's gone? Makes sense.

SPEAKER_10 34:39

You spend somebody money and it's really money, man.

SPEAKER_08 34:42

You I had a four hand.

SPEAKER_02 34:44

I'm not paying last month. I'm not paying the month before that. I'm not paying. I'm not paying two.

SPEAKER_12 34:52

Well something about this.

SPEAKER_02 34:54

You can do whatever you want, call Bella Obama. I don't care. Listen, can you give me my cell phone number?

SPEAKER_11 34:58

I can call you in your house. I'm sorry, Dr. Peter.

SPEAKER_02 35:01

Oh, I know that. So why are you calling me in my house to bother me? My friend, is that your money? Is it going to your pocket? I don't care. Do whatever you want. I'm not paying that free money. How do you want me to pay that free money? Hello?

SPEAKER_09 35:20

That guy is not worried about his credit score. Uh for some reason, though, just when somebody calls you to answer what happened. Yeah, what happened? What happened?

SPEAKER_10 35:30

What happened?

SPEAKER_08 35:31

I had a friend who uh married a young uh woman, and she literally could write her checks out, and it didn't matter. Didn't matter. Didn't know anything about checking accounts.

SPEAKER_10 35:48

She just wrote out the checks. Like Dr. Bob just said, hey, that'd be money in the account. I still have checks.

SPEAKER_09 35:53

Yeah, that's from a Cheech and Chongflick. I forget which movie it was. Cheech is like, we can't be out of money. I still got some checks left. To which I believe the problem is that they have, but we don't have any ID. You don't even have a library card or something like that. Some colorful neighbors going by there. Um, so I saw any other clips, but I do have something I wanted to bring up and ask you to get you guys' opinion of it and get our viewers' opinion of it too. So their YouTube runs all kinds of ads all the time. You get you know, and usually in series, and lately one of the most popular ones is for some kind of boner pill, blue chew. I'm sure you guys have seen the ad for it, right? And the ad says mentions that it's not just Viagra, it's got Viagra in it, but it has other stuff in it too, because apparently they're, you know, it puts you in the mood. And one of the things it lists is oxytocin. Now, oxytocin is the hormone that your body produces that is the feeling of love. Uh the highest concentration of it ever is made by women and during labor and childbirth and whatnot, and it's creates a bonding experience. Um men do produce oxytocin as well, but it's usually in a father-son moment or whatever right after sex, intimacy, those kinds of things. And obviously, it makes you feel loving and loved, and you know. So my question is so I always thought it was something that your body just makes, right? But if it's in this boner shit, then it clearly it can be synthesized. I would do it. And it's used almost exclusively during childbirth in hospitals to induce childbirth. If a woman is having a hard time, I guess it could help induce labor, you know. But my question is this why the fuck isn't this a recreational drug? I've never heard of it. Would you would you like to take a pill that makes you feel like someone like you love, like you're being loved? Yes, yes, I would like to try that. You know what I mean? Like that's I just can't believe that it's not a thing that I, you know, until now when they're now adding it into this boner pill stuff.

SPEAKER_10 38:04

First of all, I would ask a woman that's had to take it, like, what did it make you feel different or you know?

SPEAKER_09 38:11

Well, I mean, if the only time she was given it was in the hospital during labor, I'm sure it's the effects of it are wildly overshadowed by everything else that was going on at that time. But apparently, much like ketamine, it's available as a nasal spray. I'd like to know what it's like as a male to take a shot of oxytocin. Like, maybe I wouldn't have eased into that old woman at Walmart. I could have been like, just giving her a hug. You know what I mean? Like, I feel everything's fucking great. I love you too. It's fucking awesome. Life is awesome.

SPEAKER_10 38:39

It is interesting.

SPEAKER_09 38:42

You know, what are the what what would the side effects be? Like, I can you buy it over the counter? I'm sure it requires a prescription. Next time your doctor says, Hey, I want to try something. I'm gonna ask them. Um, you know, like what would it be? Why would a man ever be prescribed that? What would be the reason for like if it's primarily used to induce labor, obviously it's not going to induce labor in a man.

SPEAKER_10 39:04

Why would anybody be prescribed it? I guess maybe you're having a baby at home. Uh otherwise.

SPEAKER_09 39:11

Yeah, but my point is why hasn't it leaked into the black market and become a bigger one? No, I understand your point. I mean, nobody has prescribed cocaine. It's still used in eye surgery and in some dental surgeries, so it's still available in a in a pharmaceutical form. But imagine if you use some of that stuff in conjunction with ecstasy. Well, I yeah, I'm wondering if ecstasy might somehow uh stimulate the body into producing its own oxytocin. Yeah, to just take it in its in its you know, so to speak, raw form. Now, when they're using it to induce labor, it's given intravenously. But you know, it is uh I thought apparently available as a nasal spray.

SPEAKER_10 39:51

Yeah, but how effective if you I don't know how it's so different. Yeah, that's the opposite end of the spectrum of uh yeah.

SPEAKER_09 40:00

Anyway. I I just find it fascinating. And and you know, so many drugs that are just street drugs start like do you know where the name heroin comes from? The word itself heroin? Bear, the drug company that makes aspirin 1898, sold uh I forget the it's something diacylate morphine, some morphine diacylate is the chemical name for heroin. But they created and it's still used in Europe uh in surgical aspirate you know settings and whatnot. And it's opiates the same stuff, same thing. But yeah, it so you know, once it became no longer legal to get, you know, if you wanted people to know you had the good stuff, you gave it, you used the original brand name to make it seem classier. Heroin, made by brought to you by Bear.

SPEAKER_08 40:49

Well, maybe one of our uh listeners or viewers that uh works in the medical field can give us an idea. 904-549-9024 is our number to get through.

SPEAKER_10 41:01

We're just about to spit it out to you. Yeah. There wasn't a cloud in the sky when I started. I might get rained on here. This is pretty wild. This got dark fast.

SPEAKER_11 41:12

But anyway, here I got a lot more uh more clips on on my end here. What is this one?

SPEAKER_13 41:25

In the 1930s, the Rothschild Rockefeller Alliance they began funding the scientific studies to look at how musical frequencies can prepare the masses for war. And that's because they wanted to control they they want that mind control programming. And so in 1938, there was um a gentleman named Harold Burroughs Meyer, and he was a theatrical designer and a sound engineer, and he began developing techniques that would control the emotional response of audiences and to create mass hysteria. And so from there, you have this, you know, this Rockefeller Rothschild Alliance. What they were doing is not only were they working at ways to steer their masses, but they wanted to change the standard tuning of A to 440 hertz. So in 1939, they began funding Joseph Goebbels, who was the Nazi propagandist. And at that time, Joseph Goebbels wanted to change the standard tuning of A. And so we organized a meeting in London to do that, which was a total setup in which you know the powers that be had control of what the outcome was going to be. And as a result, it's not surprising that the standard tuning of A was well.

SPEAKER_10 42:24

I mean, who's gonna argue that much, really?

SPEAKER_09 42:26

Okay, well, let me I don't know enough about music theory to first of all, I'd like to state that she must be a lot of fun at parties, but I don't know enough about music theory to know the difference between what it matters to link Hertz to the sound uh to the the chord itself, and what if it's 440 now, what was it before?

SPEAKER_10 42:46

And how would you even know it was 434? And that is basically a a half step down from 440. See, this is this is a this is a bone of contention between many musicians. They argue about this shit all the time. And I never knew it was a Nazi conspiracy. I always thought it was changed like back in the 1800s that they they changed the standard tuning to A440. And basically what that is, is it's just it's just that says, all right, this, and we've had this discussion of before, but like you can say you're playing an A at 440 Hertz, and then say, okay, now I'm playing an A sharp, but there's a lot of there's a lot of tones in between there. There's a lot of Hertz, there's a lot of vibrations between those two. It's not like that's the next vibration. There's there's tones all the way in between those that half half step. But here's the thing a lot of guys started playing down a half step for a myriad of different reasons. First of all, a lot of people put a racial element to this, and they say that black people started using uh uh the 434 tuning, which is down to half step. So instead of A, they would play an A flat. Because they like to play on the black keys. Because if you play in the in a in a key of C or in a in a in the 440 keys, you're usually playing on the white keys. When you drop down a half step, you have to play it mostly on a lot on the black keys. So there's a racial element of that. And then another racial element of the fact is that one of the first guys in the rock industry that really started tuning down a half step was Jimi Hendrix. And I have my own theory about that. I don't think he did it intentionally at all. I just think that back in those days, they didn't, you know, tuners weren't accessible to everyone. You just kind of had to, if there's not somebody with a piano to tune to, you just kind of tuned your guitar to whatever it was, and they're like, all right, that sounds good. And he just started, you know, it just had slowly come, you know, tuned down to A flat, and he's like, tune to day flat. And he's like, all right, that sounds good. And here's the thing, though, that half step down does sound better. There's something about it being a more naturally occurring frequency. Like, um Have you ever seen those things where they take like water or salt on a plate and then they like uh vibrate it at certain frequencies?

SPEAKER_11 45:13

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_10 45:14

And they sometimes when you hurt hit certain frequencies, they make geometrical shapes. Well, in A-Flat, they'll make really pretty geometrical shapes. In in 440A, it's it's doesn't. It just kind of it doesn't work. It doesn't make any shapes or something, or make some kind of chaotic shapes or some shit like that. So there's something to that, but you know, it it's a big thing with musicians. Like I've played bands where because there's there's lots of recordings, uh, Allison Chains, uh, Stevie Ray Vaughan, uh, all kinds of artists have chosen to do that half-step down tuning and record that way because a lot of people just think it sounds better. And I I'm personally one of them. That you get a lot of people that are like, oh no, you gotta pay everything in 440, and they'll change. Like, is it perfect examples? I'd play it in a million fucking bands, that song, uh uh God, I'm so bad with lyrics. Run with you. No, not run with you. It's wrong. I don't know, it's it's some stupid song, but everybody plays it in the wrong key. Everybody plays it in C. And in fact, C is a whole half step down from what key it's in. Because what what the original recording is in C sharp. And that's because they're tuned down a half step, which would mean that the people that think you should play in 440 would should be playing it in D, but instead, for some reason everybody plays it instead of C sharp. They go, oh, just drop it down a half to C. So now everybody is literally playing that stupid song a whole step lower than it actually was written, which is like, and then you try to tell people this, and and a lot of people just don't understand. You know, try to explain people like, all right, well, it's in this position. Like I used to sing uh a song by Smash Mouth. They tune down a half step, all right? So people that that like keep their guitars always in 440, if they hear that song on the radio and go, okay, I'm gonna learn that song, they're gonna learn it in F sharp. All right, because that's what in if you listen to it on the radio, that's what tuning it's in. But the problem is those guys are tuned down a half step. So what they're playing in F sharp is actually in the position on the guitar of G. So I have to tell guys, and they're I'm like, Do you know this song? And they go, Oh, yeah, yeah, I know that. I'm like, Do you know it in G? And they're like, oh no, no, it's in F sharp. I'm like, well, not really. It's kind of in it, it's in the G position. It is an F sharp, but it's in the G position. And that's how I gotta play it, because that's the only way I can play and sing the stupid song at the same time. You know, because I can use open strings and stuff. If I have to play in F sharp, it's like, oh fuck, this is insane. I can't do that because it's just the nature of the of the way the guy wrote the bass line. But yeah, so it's it's I I get in this debate on with so many bands all the time, like, oh, and tuning up 440 is better. I don't know why you guys, and a lot of them are worried about the tension on the strings. Like, oh, I hate having to tune down a half step, my strings get all sloppy. You know what I'm talking about, Dean. You have the you have the guitar. Are you gonna show people the guitar while we're on the uh maybe I'll play us out. Oh, there you go. I was gonna say because that's one of those, that's one of those, um, that's a is it a Yamaha that thing? With it's because it's like hollow. Well, not even hollow. A lot of it's missing, right?

SPEAKER_09 48:30

No, actually, it's not a real guitar.

SPEAKER_08 48:33

I thought it was It's a Lava Genie, stringless, and uh it just has.

SPEAKER_10 48:42

Yeah, that's what I thought. It's almost like a controller, like a gaming controller thing. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I thought. When you said earlier, I was like, I don't see any strings on that thing. Wait a minute.

SPEAKER_09 48:53

So to get back to the 440, 434, you know, warmongering and Nazi conspiracy theories aside, what is your theory on why they would make a change? Is it more efficient? It was could there be a monetary reason for it? Like Occam's razor, what's the simplest solution for why you would make a change? Why, you know, if everybody's already doing it a different, you know, one way.

SPEAKER_10 49:21

I don't know. I'm not sure.

SPEAKER_08 49:24

Well, they and they were saying that it uh it was to get uh the military or soldiers.

SPEAKER_09 49:30

Yeah, maybe it's not like there wasn't military in war before that change. Yeah, exactly. That's true. And here's another question I would have is that prior to the invention of whatever device they used to figure out what the hertz of something is when they're hearing it, you know, electronics, how would they have known what music was before that?

SPEAKER_10 49:52

Well, you know, I think they knew a lot more about music than we know way back in the days. As a matter of fact, a lot of people think that's how they built the pyramids with sound waves or whatever. But also think about what they're, you know, the the supposedly the biblical thing about the uh the jer the walls of Jericho. The trumpet blew down the walls of Jericho. Right. I mean, that could be some kind of sonic weapon that was, you know, emanating from the you know, the uh the Ark of the Covenant or whatever. Who knows? You know? I mean, there could be lots of stuff that a lot of people haven't really uh, you know, there's a lot of research to do about sound and stuff that it can do. A lot of people think sound and light can heal you. So who knows? Who the fuck knows? Anyway, I think we uh I think we gotta wrap this up before I get rained on. It's been it's really getting ready to storm here, I think.

SPEAKER_09 50:41

Uh I have to give a quick shout out to um to, I guess essentially my niece's stepkid, because she and he are, you know, she and her boyfriend are all but married. But anyway, according to him, Dakota is a rising star in Fortnite, essentially an esports prodigy, uh soon to probably win thousands and thousands of dollars in competitions. So just wanted to give him a shout-out. Congratulations. Yeah, Fortnite's obviously a video game, right? Yes.

SPEAKER_10 51:08

Yeah. Now, is it like uh is it like one of the ones you play kind of like a card game, or is it more than a few years?

SPEAKER_09 51:13

No, no, this is like a third-person shooter running around, lunatic fast reflexes.

SPEAKER_10 51:18

Oh, Fortnite. Yeah, yeah. I think I know what you're talking about. I think you start on kind of thing.

SPEAKER_09 51:22

Like airdropped onto an island or something. I've seen videos of it. I've never played it. I can't play games like that anymore, uh, that are especially that are strictly PvP against other players because they just whip the shit out of me. There's nothing more depressing than getting thoroughly beaten by a 12-year-old, especially on a mic and having them talk shit to you at the same time. It's no fun. It's a completely different skill set. You know, the these some of these the you know, some of these games, you got people, you know, wall jumping and wall running and then jumping and spinning 180 degrees and then taking a sniper rifle scope shot in mid-air. I you can't, I can't, you know. But thanks to Twitch and YouTube, you get almost as much fun watching an expert do it than it is to just try to do it yourself and get your ass kicked. Like, comment, share, subscribe, all those things. And also I'd like to point out to everybody, and these links will be down there, but look for us on uh all your social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X. 904549 9024.

SPEAKER_10 52:26

All right, guys. I guess we're out. We'll see you next time. Thanks, guys. All right,