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Ep. 71 - The Slack Doctors Episode 71 We Are Everywhere

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Big shoutout to our social media manager Alison, as we are officially everywhere now. We watch some scandalous video clips with a running theme of fear. Some jobs are scary and not suited for just anybody. Don't be a delivery driver if you are scared of dogs, and don't be a cop if you are scared of people. Also, don't harass somebody who's pointing a gun at you. Birthright citizenship seems like a pretty good standard to us. How about a Price is Right gubernatorial contest? Punkin, friend of the show. Why would you place a camera there? Can you imagine having dinner with this guy? Now that's a proposal she will never forget. Better than factory AC? Illegal consumption of Taco Bell (honestly it probably should be illegal to eat it). Never try to ticket a Mormon with DUI.

SPEAKER_03

Okay, here we go with another episode of the Slock Doc Slack Doctors, and we are everywhere now. So I am Dr. Chip.

SPEAKER_19

I am Dr. Bob. And I'm producer Dino. The Slock Doctors might well be the next reiteration. When we change the name again, the Slock Doctors. Slock, Slack, Slock. I don't know. I just sounds like some kind of cheap alien uh villain on an old Doctor Who episode from the 70s.

SPEAKER_03

The Slock. But I wanted to make sure everybody knows. I know you made a slight mention of it a couple episodes ago, but we are now everywhere. We are on Facebook. We are on X. We are on YouTube. We are on Rumble. We are on TikTok. We are on Instagram. We are on Spotify. We are on iTunes. We are on Apple something. Am I missing any?

SPEAKER_19

There's a goo, there's some kind of Google Pod thing too. There is something. We are on at least 10 platforms. Yep. And then out of all those platforms, I'd like to say, guys, if you're watching us on YouTube, hit the subscribe button. And if you're not, uh come find us on YouTube and hit the subscribe button. We would really appreciate it.

SPEAKER_03

We should also mention that we actually earned a shekel on uh Rumble, apparently. Three shekels.

SPEAKER_19

We're getting rich as we have three cents, three whole cents. All right, so um I clearly have a far a much lower threshold for what they consider monetization than YouTube does.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, obviously. Obviously. Um, but a first thing I wanted to talk about on the show today is there's there's uh several scandals, scandalous videos going around the web in the last couple of days. Have you guys seen the one of the UPS guy throwing the box at the dog? Uh no. I'm hoping it's AI. No, no, it's some idiot. Some idiot UPS guy walked up into somebody's carport. A dog comes running at him, and he just nails the dog with whatever box he has in his hand. Then the owner just held the box to break the. But wait, wait, wait, it's not over yet. Then the owner you see come walking up to the guy, and the guy immediately gets into his fighting stance, like he's ready to go. He's ready to fight this owner. And the owner's like, dude, what are you doing? All right. And here's the here's the really sad thing about this. The UPS driver looks like a pretty young, in good shape, maybe even trained MMA fighter. But why are you such a pussy that you're afraid of a dog? I mean, literally, like Dean said, yeah, put the box down between you and the dog. It's not that hard. I should explain. I I don't have any fear of dogs. So I can look at this guy and go, what a fucking pussy. Because I'm not afraid of dogs. There's not a dog on the planet that I could ever be afraid of. Now, am I afraid of being bit by a dog? Sure. I don't want to get bit. If a dog's coming at me, looks like he wants to bite me, I'm going to take evasive action. If I and a dog are alone in a room and the dog wants me, wants to attack me, the dog's going to die. All right. So that's the first viral thing that everybody's making talk about. Now, how about have you seen the two uh the two shootings lately? Um, there was one that was in a Walmart parking lot in North Lauderdale. Haven't heard about that yet? No. Okay. Well, other than that, there's another one uh of some lady with a knife that was approaching three cops and they just blew her away. I see the shot her. Yeah. I saw that. You know, well, there you go. As w isn't that what Mace and Tasers are for?

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, you know, I I honestly um didn't understand that at all. Um, back up. Get the taser. Get the taser out.

SPEAKER_03

Or mace if she's blind, she can't stab you. Right.

SPEAKER_19

That's also a really good situation for a riot shield and a baton.

SPEAKER_03

Right. Or yeah, but just look, she's got a she's got a knife and she's got feet. So just run.

SPEAKER_18

I wouldn't have fired my weapon.

SPEAKER_03

No. There's three of them that all shot her. All three of them shot her. I mean. I don't get it. All right. That's just fucked up. All right. Now this last shooting, this one's got people all over the place. I'm surprised you guys haven't seen it yet. It's this chick, and apparently this chick and this guy are arguing over a fucking parking spot.

SPEAKER_01

The woman told investigators she fired the gun in self-defense. That man was taken to the hospital where he died.

SPEAKER_03

Talking to her, he turns and he's about to walk off, then he turns around and some cart's coming back at her, and she shoots and kills him. Now, everybody's saying, Oh, she should go to jail, she should go to jail. No. No. Once somebody pulls out a gun, you go the other fucking way. You don't fucking argue with somebody with a fucking gun. Over a legally right. You're a fucking moron if you're gonna argue somebody pointing a fucking gun at you. I mean Yeah.

SPEAKER_19

Well, I mean, it's a good way to win a Darwin award, which he clearly did.

SPEAKER_03

He did, yeah, he won it. He's like over a fucking parking space at Walmart.

SPEAKER_19

You know, the the the thread that runs through both of those stories, if not all three, is uh not so much the third one because that situation just happened out in the wild. But the first two, the get the UPS guy or whatever with the dog and then the three cops with the lady with the knife, is that if you have a certain fear or if you have a certain level of fear, there's certain jobs that are not for you. Right? Being a cop is a scary fucking job. If you're the kind of guy that gets scared, maybe that shouldn't be the job for you. Right. There should be a certain level. I I just recently saw a black comedian that did uh it was on YouTube. I wish I uh Trump, maybe a Ron Taylor, maybe might be his name. But he's hilarious. A whole bit about how, like, you know, like talking about white people dealing with wild animals and jackass and stuff and the level of fearlessness there, like, why can't you bring that same level of fearlessness to your position as a police officer when dealing with black guys in in the hood? You know what I mean? You're willing to try to pet a cougar, a literal cougar or a wolf or whatever, you know what I mean? Picking up snakes and spiders and all kinds of shit like that. So, yeah, and again, if you have a particular fear of dogs, you should not be a delivery driver. Yeah. Or a mailman. Drop packages off on people's properties where there are dogs, which are a lot of them. That's that's not a good job for you.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, yeah, you know, or carry some uh, you know, um medium mace that's here's the thing.

SPEAKER_03

The guy wouldn't have the UPS guy wouldn't have had time to pull out mace. By the time the dog he saw the dog coming, yeah. He but all he had to do is put the he had a big giant box. Put the box between you and the dog. What's so hard about that? You don't have to throw the box at the dog. But whatever. I mean, you know, this this is just basic stupidity that I scream at my my screen at every day, like, what the fuck's wrong with you idiots? But you know, whatever. People are just fucking stupid. Anyway. Uh, you wanna you want to do some voicemails?

SPEAKER_19

Uh yeah, yeah, yeah. We can start off with voicemails.

SPEAKER_02

So I'm watching uh a lot of people talking about this birthright citizenship stuff on uh online. Uh you know, they make all kinds of interesting points for and against whatever. But my question is if being born here doesn't make you a citizen, what does?

SPEAKER_19

Um yeah, I it whether you, you know, like you said, you hear all kinds of arguments pro and con. If the at the end of the day, if that the if that's not the criteria, then what would be? It just doesn't seem like it could not be.

SPEAKER_03

Um I mean, I'm not opposed to making everybody take a test to be a citizen.

SPEAKER_19

It's not a bad idea. Right. Unless you want to get super biologically creepy with it and you have to be on American soil for your conception, which would be a very hard thing to track and document.

SPEAKER_03

Well, that's they're they're saying that's not gonna that's not gonna really matter either.

SPEAKER_18

What about if you're he not here ille illegally?

SPEAKER_03

Well, that's just what I'm saying. If if being born here doesn't make you a citizen, what the hell does? And here's the thing. I don't care if if people come here from another country and have a kid here and now he's in America. Great. Now you're getting deported. Where's the kid going? You're gonna leave him here? Now I think you're gonna take him with you, aren't you? No one else? When he turns 18, and if he wants to come back here and try to make it, knock yourself out. I mean, I don't see the problem.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, no, I agree. I I don't see how that could not be the criteria. I feel like that's pretty basic criteria.

SPEAKER_03

Well, these people are all worried about these. Uh I guess people are coming here just to have American baby, you know, their babies here. All right, great. Now go back to wherever you came from and raise your American baby. I don't care. Why does anybody care about that? I I I don't get it. You know, unless they think somehow they they're trying to use that to stay here. And that, you know, that that doesn't make them a citizen, right?

SPEAKER_19

Well, yeah, yeah. And I believe that's where the expression anchor baby comes from.

SPEAKER_03

I think they've yeah, they do that to Yeah, but that doesn't make them a citizen. That just makes the baby a citizen. That so what are they gonna do? Deport him to leave the kid here? Who's gonna take care of the kid?

SPEAKER_19

The government allows them to stay here to take care of the kid who's because the kid is a citizen.

SPEAKER_03

But yeah, then that's the government's problem. Whatever. Maybe they get and here's the thing. I mean, apparently this didn't happen till the 14th Amendment. So how did they decide who was a citizen before the 14th Amendment?

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, I don't know.

SPEAKER_03

Well, well, truthfully, at that time, it was probably more of they were probably more uh more interested in what state you were a citizen in, since those were the actual countries.

SPEAKER_19

So those were the identities that mattered, and that's how people thought of themselves for sure. Yeah, and obviously at a certain point, you know, seeing the birthday of the country's coming up tomorrow or yesterday if you were Madison, you know, we argue about it either way. But uh And we're a week after that now, we're coming out too. So the um, you know, in the beginning of the formation of this country, there weren't a lot of native-born Americans, you know. These are all people that came from England, mostly England, but other countries in Western Europe primarily and you know, and others, but you know, and then once the country was formed, uh in the beginning you had to be it landed, you had to own land, I think, to be considered a citizen.

SPEAKER_03

Um I don't know how they own female citizenry if they did at all. We we can throw that question out to the public and say if you if you have any idea how to become a citizen after they get rid of birthright citizenship, call us at 904-549-9024 and uh tell us your uh your ideas on how how everybody's gonna become a citizen if being born here doesn't.

SPEAKER_19

Well they can just administer the the the test that they do administer to people that do want to become a citizen through naturalization process and whatnot. And from what I understand, that test is pretty damn hard. Right. Most uh citizens of the United States would fail it miserably. Yeah, they would. Most of them would. You're absolutely right.

SPEAKER_18

Well, and then I mean that happens when you come across the border and you try to do it legally, but when you're illegal and you're climbing fences and whatever else, you're not legally here. And I think that's the problem with I mean having babies here and yeah, but it doesn't matter.

SPEAKER_03

If you're illegal and you have a baby here, fine. It's an American citizen, but you're illegal, you're gonna get deported. I know I assume they're gonna take the kid with them. I mean, they're not gonna just leave a kid here un unattended and you know. So what what difference does it make? Who cares? Deport 'em. I don't care. I don't get it.

SPEAKER_19

Anyway, all right. In the future, you know, the corporations, once it becomes football and dystopian, the peop poor people will just be treated the way we treat stray dogs and cats now. You know what I mean? You try to sneak into an area you're not supposed to be. They just, you know, they catch you, they sterilize you, and then re-release you out into the wild. Hope you haven't any kids.

SPEAKER_03

The problem will solve itself. I think they're just sterilizing them now with uh fentanyl. Pretty much getting the same goal.

SPEAKER_02

Well, I just turned on PVD's uh Florida governatorial debate for a minute, and uh they're playing the prices right. We are so screwed.

SPEAKER_19

Like literally playing the prices right? Yes, I didn't see the clip.

SPEAKER_03

Yes, they were literally playing the prices right. They had some fucking chick in a in a skimpy dress walking around with a loaf of bread, making each candidate guess how much it was. And the range, oh, the the ranges of guesses were so so it ranged from 225 to 250 to 275. It was just I I could tell immediately who I wanted to vote for. I mean, give me a fucking break.

SPEAKER_19

Oh, did they they used to do the little climbing mountaineer guy that yodels? That was always the coolest one. Just that little yodeling sound.

SPEAKER_03

That would have made it completely this dystopian ridiculousness that it is. And here's the thing, look, all right, all uh all these guys are fucking crazy. I don't know who I don't know who's gonna end up getting the the Republican nomination. What are you looking at the dog? Yeah, well I'm just gonna be able to do that. I was just gonna bring him up, yeah. Yeah, I don't know who's gonna get the nomination, but I mean fishback is he he he he makes good points and he says good things, but he's a straight up lunatic. The guy's crazy. The other guy, Jay Collins or whatever, he's just a fucking status quo idiot. He's just, you know, and then the other guy I never heard say a word, so I I don't know. But you know, it's it's all irrelevant because only one of those guys is gonna make it between them and Byron Donald, who wasn't even in their debate. So it's like, why even I'm not I don't care about your four. You can only pick one. So I don't care about your stupid debate. I'm not in your stupid party. And once again, I will reiterate that political parties are for beta cucks. Just make up your own fucking mind. Don't listen to what anybody else tells you you should think. Just think for yourself. You don't need a political party, they're for beta cucks. Good God. Yeah, of course you hear Tucker's like I don't know if Tucker and and Elon are gonna team up for another party, or each of them are gonna do their own parties. It's just like, come on, man. It's just stupidity. Just stupidity. Anyway. Dr. Chip rants. Oh, yeah. It's it's it's it's ranty day. It's just, you know, it's watching this stuff is just like, you gotta be kidding me with these idiots. This is insane.

SPEAKER_19

So seeing pumpkin pop up there, it reminded me I meant to ask you at the beginning of the show when we usually do our, you know, how you doing, where you been, how's your day like? Um, when does your full dog sitting begin? Now? Has it already begun? Yeah, it started this morning. Yeah, I got him till Tuesday. Okay. So how is he with uh fireworks?

SPEAKER_03

Oh, I don't know. I'll find out tomorrow. This is the first one.

SPEAKER_18

Is it coming to the studio on Monday?

SPEAKER_03

Uh only if you want him to. That's right. I you know, I'm fine about bringing him down there, but I'd just be afraid he'd pee on something. So I don't, I'm not he's house broken. Like he knows not to pee in my house, but other than that, I I don't trust him. Yeah. Matter of fact, he's looking at like something right now, like he wants to pee on it. What are you doing? You want to go outside? All right, anyway. What about you, Dina?

SPEAKER_19

I know you have dogs. How are they gonna do you have like medication for them for the next couple of days?

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, my dogs. You know, their hearing is so bad, it doesn't matter anymore. But Fiera, our older one, when he was a little bit younger. Oh my God. Yeah, 4th of July. Horrible.

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Yeah.

SPEAKER_03

Unintended benefits of deaf dogs.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah. Well, you know, I was actually thinking about walking down to the bridge to watch the fireworks tomorrow night and taking him with me. See, I'd be really freaking out if he was like there in person to watch him. I don't know. I don't know what he'd do.

SPEAKER_19

Nowhere to hide or anything. Yeah, I don't know if that's a great idea. You might want to check with his parents and see ask her. How is he about fireworks? Yeah.

SPEAKER_08

I don't know.

SPEAKER_19

I would think if it was that bad, they would have told you something about it, though, or provided you with some fills or something.

SPEAKER_03

I forgot. They had a lot, they had all kinds of things. I mean, this guy's so word, uh, it's so it's so crazy. You can tell this whole house in Mexico thing is so for the trophy wife. It's like the old guy's like, yeah, whatever. The trophy wife's on the on the computer every day picking out the drapes and stuff like that. And they they better have this done when we get there, this and that, and the other thing.

SPEAKER_19

I'm like I thought you said Costa Rica before, but so Mexico, right? That's a little closer. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_18

Now, is this the gays uh that live there and or is this some other people?

SPEAKER_03

No, no, yeah, that's my landlord and his and his and his husband, wife, whatever, whatever the hell we are. But uh yeah, they're they're down in Mexico again. And I'm I'm telling you, I I don't this guy, the the the trophy wife has such a I mean he's he's supposedly uh what's it called, bipolar. But the guy's just got like a temper like this. Like he just starts screaming at people. I mean, luckily he's never screamed at me. I think he knows better, but he just starts screaming at people like that for no reason. And I think he's gonna get killed in Mexico. I don't think he's gonna live through Mexico. He's gonna yell the wrong cartel guy or something, and that's gonna be it. He's gonna be done.

SPEAKER_19

He doesn't speak Spanish, does he? I don't know. I don't know. Well, he said he could scream and they wouldn't understand what he was saying. That would be the best hope.

SPEAKER_03

I don't think it matters. If he he could be yelling at him in English and they're still gonna shoot him because he's just I mean, uh you know, look, the the guys they call it bipolar, I call it he's just an asshole. I mean, I don't know how else to really put it. I mean, the guy just loses his temper and starts screaming at people all the time. I mean, it's like Settle down, dude. Wow. But yeah, he's like it's funny, it's very manic, too. It's either it's either he's he's pissed at somebody, or he's extremely happy, or he's extremely, you know, it's no no midline anything. Everything is extreme with that guy. I guess what that's what bipolar means, I guess. I don't know.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, yeah. I mean it used to be called manic, but yeah, that is what it means. Yeah, but he's obviously big ups and big downs.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, he goes from friendly to crazy quick.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03

Anyway.

SPEAKER_19

I've had friends that had it, and you know, they the medication that typically they put you on it varies, but oh, look how cute he is. The uh medication varies, but I guess the main it's what it's trying to do is get you like right there in the middle. But then uh uh some of my friends that have had it that had been on that kind of medication prefer the ups and downs because they they're like, yeah, I take the medication, but then I'm never really happy. Probably like fever. You never get to be really happy. Yeah, but you never get to be really sad either.

SPEAKER_03

So do you guys notice the gay ass bow tie on him? Oh, that's so cute. Is that for the fourth?

SPEAKER_18

Yes, yeah, the stars on it. 250 America.

SPEAKER_03

That's what that uh anyway. All right, well, we got a shit ton of clips to play. You want to play a couple of clips?

SPEAKER_19

Yeah. Uh you know, when I was down there, I didn't, and I'm not seeing too much here in Gainesville. There's not like a a lot of like stuff out on the streets, you know, for the uh 250 for the big the big day. I would have expected more. Like I saw it in like the service plazas off the turnpike and stuff, but other than that. Yeah, I'm not seeing a lot either. My uh I got a sister who lives in Boston, I would imagine they probably do make a much bigger deal out of it than we do.

SPEAKER_03

Oh yeah, Boston always does. Matter of fact, I remember one year I went I went up to Boston for the fourth once, and my dad had rented a boat, uh like a trawler to the like we partied on in the bay, uh, because they were having this uh not only one but two fireworks display. I believe if this was 2000, I think, too. And it was and it no, maybe it was ninety-nine because there were two uh competing fireworks uh companies competing for like the next year's something. And it was pretty wild because it was two completely separate uh fireworks displays that were both pretty freaking amazing. Like they literally had like little hearts that would that would form from the fireworks and dolphins jumping through hoops and shit. It's like wow, how the fuck they do that? But anyway. Right, and I've never seen fireworks like that since either. So

SPEAKER_19

I I don't know what the deal was with that, but anyway. Thankfully it has rained. I think it's supposed to rain every day a little bit for the next couple of days, and it's been doing that. So the rain take it burned to the ground from the fireworks, so I'm kind of happy about that. Yeah, that's true.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, it's yeah, it's been raining on and off here.

SPEAKER_19

All right. Well, this one's not exactly funny, but this is just one another example of why these flock cameras and all this mass surveillance is, you know, it's not good. It's not good where they place these cameras. It's not good why they're being placed.

SPEAKER_14

On September 30th, 2025, when this person looked at their camera, who's a vice president for them, he looked at one camera in the entire flock in Dunwoody. There's over 400 connected devices that I can see on their transparency portal. It was in the gymnastics room at this community center where the picture of the community center on the website is little girls.

SPEAKER_19

They said first of all, why are you putting surveillance cameras inside the center? That's ridiculous. And this is just another example of how people with access to the system, law enforcement and others, uh hackers and whatnot, apparently it's not that difficult, can just hone in on whatever it is they want to watch. And it's just, you know, having their own CCTV to be a good idea.

SPEAKER_14

I think this is for a girl's demo. Can anyone explain to me what police department would want to look at one third-party camera integration in a little girl's gymnastics room and use that to make a decision off they if they wanted to partner with Flock or not? That that just doesn't make sense.

SPEAKER_03

Well, that's the new defense they're they're proposing now for the flock cameras, is that you go in and just FOIA request all the pictures and then go to the town meeting and go, hey, look at what your flock cameras are taking pictures of. And that's apparently the new defense against them.

SPEAKER_19

But people are starting to to uh to pick up on it. You know what I mean? We talked about, I guess in the England they call them blade runners.

SPEAKER_03

James Fishback says he will get rid of every flock camera. So, you know, as crazy as he is, he's he says good stuff.

SPEAKER_19

All right, well, hopefully so.

SPEAKER_00

Oh no, I ain't seen nothing. I ain't seen nothing. Matter of fact, I'm blind in my left eye and 43% blind in my right eye. I don't see much of nothing. Matter of fact, I can't even see you, sir.

SPEAKER_19

Exactly. And at the top of the post there when it comes to ask about a flock camera being cut down.

SPEAKER_18

That's when you call a doctor in. It's perfect.

SPEAKER_03

I don't see nothing, sir. Doctor, but a real doctor.

SPEAKER_19

All right, here's one you sent me. Uh I've seen this, and I'm pretty sure this is AI too, but I've seen a bunch of these um shorts on YouTube, and it's it's this older, like rich white guy trying to act like a like you're getting the secrets of old money, like how to act like you have old money, how real rich people act as opposed to, you know, this mistake at a restaurant.

SPEAKER_12

If the first thing you do after sitting down is open the menu, you've already lost the table. This is something wealthy families understood generations ago.

SPEAKER_19

And once you This is some fucking great Gatsby bullshit trying to hearken back to this some kind of gilded age. People go to restaurants to eat food for fuck's sake.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah. Not only that, if if you're the richest person at the table, you don't give a fuck. Okay. Right. If you're that guy, you're trying to suck up to a rich person. Yeah. If you're the if you're the if you're the alpha dog of the table, I'm looking at the fucking menu. I'm not sitting there listening to what you idiots have to say. I'm the fucking boss here. I'm the rich guy.

SPEAKER_19

You shut the fuck up and look at the menu. I've seen a whole series of these about how you know how you're supposed to treat your clothing and labels, and and and it's all it's it's all just like this.

SPEAKER_12

If you notice it, you'll never unsee it. Most people think grabbing the menu immediately is normal. That's exactly why it is normal. Because in high-level rooms, the menu is never the most important thing at the table. The person across from you is. The moment you bury your face in the menu, you silently tell everyone around you that you came for the food.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, you came here for the food. That is exactly if you're silently telling everybody I'm hungry or something else, or you know, at the office to have your business. Yeah, I'm here for the food. I wholeheartedly agree, man.

SPEAKER_12

The conversation, not the relationship, not the opportunity, the food. And whether people admit it or not, that changes how they see you. But watch what happens when you do the opposite. Slide the menu aside, sit back, ask your guest what they recommend. Now the dynamic changes. Without spending a single dollar, you've positioned yourself as the person leading the interaction instead of reacting being evaluated.

SPEAKER_03

Cash a checks breaking necks, man. Get rich or die trying. That's that's the fucking idiots. It's like horrific. Just go get a horrific way to live. Leave the fucking politics at the office, you piece of shit. I don't even want to give them any more airtime to be honest about it. Go fuck yourself.

SPEAKER_18

I think I think if I was having uh dinner and uh obviously was gonna pay for it, I would uh first off tell everyone, hey, everyone, I'm I'm covering this, you know, pick out whatever you want, eat, drink, you know, let's have a good time. Break the only way.

SPEAKER_03

I I just he makes the point like, oh, I'd ask what they recommend. Well, if there's somebody that's been there and knows the menu, I wouldn't look at the menu either. I'd be like, Yeah, you know what's good here. What should I have? That doesn't make you any less hungry. I mean, look any less, you know, willing to eat, which is the reason you came there. I I this guy's just yeah, I mean, you know, they make this shit for clicks, obviously.

SPEAKER_19

But yeah, and I again I don't think that's a real guy. I think it's AI. Yeah, it could be. Anyway, who knows? Um, all right, I got one we can share here that is uh the the opposite of a guy like that. Like this is uh I was shocked when I when you showed me this. Just in, after two people climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and unfurled a banner on top of its spire Wednesday afternoon, one of the climbers appeared to propose to the other.

SPEAKER_17

Me? Perhaps proposing to this individual? Oh my gosh. That girl gestures has paused uh at the platform there.

SPEAKER_19

Uh so I'm curious, uh I didn't do any follow-up on this, but did they climb it from the ground all the way, or did they like is there a way to get out at a certain point of the building and then they get away.

SPEAKER_03

Obviously, yeah, you get a sneak out of the of the off the top of the Empire to get onto that. And they went all the way to the top and they unfurled some manner, I forget what it says, something about Gaza or something.

SPEAKER_19

Okay, but they didn't do like remember that guy they used to they were calling him Spider-Man back in the year.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, no, he didn't they didn't climb up the outside of the building now. Right, right.

SPEAKER_19

He would basically climb the whole fucking building.

SPEAKER_03

Uh I don't think they did. I can't say for sure, but I doubt they did. Right, right.

SPEAKER_18

So she's coming down and he's gonna propose to her, I guess. I don't know. Yeah. All right, let's let's see.

SPEAKER_17

And apparently they do this all the time. Whether there's going to be an additional unfurling or not. Uh we don't know the intention of these people.

SPEAKER_19

Right. She's not using any ropes or anything like that, sitting just frequently there.

SPEAKER_17

Uh that raises a host of security.

SPEAKER_03

Obviously, they got the camera sitting right there.

SPEAKER_17

She does have a back rope on. I can see the ears.

SPEAKER_19

This is that is he wearing a batman.

SPEAKER_17

This guy is getting down on a perhaps proposing to this individual. Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_15

Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_19

All right. Romanticism aside, and athleticism, what are they going to spend their honeymoon in jail? Because I guarantee you they are. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03

They got arrested when they came down. Yeah, it's probably. But I mean, I think jail fine is probably just it's a symbolic arrest. You know, they arrest them, book them, and then let them go. Like, okay, we'll tell you what your fine is later. Yeah. Oh, there will be fines. Oh, yeah. But if they were smart, they would have bought some parachutes and just jumped. Then they would have got away scot-free.

SPEAKER_19

Well, I don't know about scot-free. It'd be this all the camera. It's easier to get away if you know they don't know where you're coming down, you know. Although you're just you're just picking up more charges at that point and increasing that risk, but they probably don't care about the risk.

SPEAKER_03

Well, I was gonna say steering one of those parachutes through the streets of New York might be a little rough. You have to keep it down the middle of the the buildings, so I don't know. Anyway. Yeah, that was Batman and Catwoman finally tying the knot. Yeah.

SPEAKER_19

All right, I got one more goofy one, and then I got two involving the police. So we'll do the goofy one first. But me on the house. And this one reminded me very much of the one we did the other day, um, where the uh the Tesla was towing the generator and a you know, ear to be plugged in, even though accordingly that doesn't actually work. So I think it was just for the photo. But uh, this guy has definitely figured out a way to beat the heat. Oh my god. Come on. So is this real footage or AI?

SPEAKER_18

I kind of feel like the weight of that, yeah. Look, the weight of a blue light on a car is very heavy. It and we had to reinforce it. I can't.

SPEAKER_19

Oh, look, he's he's got it reinforced with like a pallet. Great, yeah, but I can zoom in. I don't know.

SPEAKER_03

Enhance. Not only the weight, but the same problem with the Tesla thing. Where is he getting power for that? That takes like 220. It's not even this has got to be AI. I mean, he may have they may be able to convert your cigarette lighter into 220. I don't know. But I mean, that's enough air conditioner for a 20,000 square foot house. So he's dead.

SPEAKER_19

What is that coming off the back there? Is that just a strap or yeah, I think that's just it's strapping strap down or something.

SPEAKER_03

I don't know. If it is AI, here that could be power, right?

SPEAKER_19

Or that is that refrigerable. Yeah, well, that's where the power would come from. Yeah, that's where it get that's where the power would go. Well, it's got to put out 220.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, I was gonna say, at least. Jesus. Yeah, that's insane.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, no, they're looking at it. Maybe they could maybe they can put a different part in the air conditioner to use less power. But yeah, that's that's enough air conditioner for a three or four bedroom house. Easily. Yeah, that's insane. Now, if I was a cop, I'd pull him over. That can't be legal. That can't be legal. I'd want to pull him over and go, how is this working? How do you take a turn without the car flipping over?

SPEAKER_19

Right. The next flip I have is like speaking of things that are not illegal. This is a cop one. Yeah, this is one of the cop ones.

SPEAKER_15

If that's all you're doing, why can't you just give my deputy your information?

SPEAKER_05

Why can't I just eat my dinner?

SPEAKER_15

Why can't you just give my deputy your information if that's why you're doing it? Corporal Deputy Hayes. I'm Corporal Haynes, and my batch number is 612.

SPEAKER_08

Okay.

SPEAKER_15

Are you from here? We're conducting an investigation now. Because you're being uncooperative for no reason. You're in an empty parking lot with closed businesses. You're refusing us to give us any kind of information. We don't know why. So trying to figure out what who and why you're why you're here.

SPEAKER_03

Is this a skit? Yeah, you look at him and you go, go ahead, conduct your investigation. I'm not stopping you. Knock yourself out.

SPEAKER_19

No, I'm saying, is he actually filming a live interaction or is this just a rage-baiting skit? I haven't decided. Yeah. Who knows? But I don't know.

SPEAKER_18

But we'll see. He does have to identify it. It doesn't explain anything to me. No, he doesn't, not unless he's broken the law. You're bad.

SPEAKER_15

Okay. That's your opinion. You're entitled to it. Is there a reason that you picked the empty clothes parking lot to eat your tacos?

SPEAKER_04

How far away is Taco Bell? Oh, you can see it.

SPEAKER_05

This is gonna be better for the video. You can see Taco Bell.

SPEAKER_15

Is there a reason that you picked this parking lot, though? Are you from here?

SPEAKER_05

It's right next to Taco Bell. Are you from the bottom?

SPEAKER_19

Well, uh, yeah, it's the closest place I could stop and still have it be warm when I ate it.

SPEAKER_18

I mean, I understand. The guy's just sitting there, he's eating Taco Bell. Uh, you know, I I the one thing that I would uh say is uh I want to identify him because if something happens in that area later on, a report is filed, you know, this guy was in there, obviously he's just having dinner. But when you when a law enforcement officer approaches someone and they have a legitimate reason to ask for ID, which she does here. If a company is super identification 99.9% of the time, it's legal.

SPEAKER_19

I'm not saying it's I'm just saying it there's no unwarranted. Wait, wait, wait, wait. He literally is just eating. If you can approach the vehicle to see what he's doing because he's in a in a parking lot where the businesses are closed, that makes sense to see why he's in there. But as soon as the window rolls down and you see him actively eating the hot food from a business that is within sight of where you are, I don't know, man. You say, oh, sorry, I see you're eating. I don't, you know, just checking to make sure everything's okay. Like, you're all missing the point.

SPEAKER_03

You're both missing the point. Who here knows what the Fourth Amendment is? Well, there's that point too. Dean, do you know what the Fourth Amendment says? No. Well, it says you can't just ID people for no reason. There has to be a crime committed.

SPEAKER_19

That's not true.

SPEAKER_03

That's the law.

SPEAKER_19

Is he trespassing? Like, I don't see him committing a crime.

SPEAKER_03

There's no crime. That's just it. There's he's doing nothing wrong. So the they can investigate him. They can come up and ask him questions. But when they say can we see your ID, he has every right to go, no. You can't. Fuck off. Go do your investigation. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm sitting here eating my dinner. I have rights. I mean, that's that's uh you have to be able to do that.

SPEAKER_19

We have to see how he does respond, so let's see what he says. Yeah, let's roll it.

SPEAKER_15

Are you from here?

SPEAKER_05

It's right next to Taco Bell.

SPEAKER_15

Are you from here? Like you couldn't go home.

SPEAKER_05

I'll give you that one. I answered. I don't answer questions.

SPEAKER_15

No, you didn't. Are you are you but you couldn't go home?

SPEAKER_04

I'm not gonna answer any of your questions.

SPEAKER_15

Okay, for you.

SPEAKER_03

And he's right, because it's the Fourth Amendment, it's part of the fucking constitution. I think this is probably their boss coming up in a third car.

SPEAKER_19

This is the one who's probably gonna tell them to leave me alone. Where is this? I'm trying to read out a sheriff, but I can't see the city or county already.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, I can't either. Oh something something county.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah. Now they've got him blocked in, so he can't leave for days. Alright, so he's being detained. Yeah. That's a lawsuit right there. Unlawful detainment right there. And done nothing wrong. They're violating his rights right now.

SPEAKER_10

What you got going on, brother?

SPEAKER_05

I'm not gonna answer any questions.

SPEAKER_10

You don't answer any questions?

SPEAKER_05

No, sir.

SPEAKER_10

Okay, we know you put part of it a closed business, right?

SPEAKER_05

Can I show you?

SPEAKER_10

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05

You're familiar with this brand?

SPEAKER_10

No.

SPEAKER_05

You would identify that brand as Taco Bell? Okay, I see that. Yeah, I see. You see the consumed Taco Bell in the bag? Yeah. Alright, we're doing some detective work here, right? Okay. And if you if you turn behind you, there's a Taco Bell. And so I drove from Taco Bell and I and then I ate my Taco Bell.

SPEAKER_08

Okay.

SPEAKER_05

And I was in the process of eating my Taco Bell.

SPEAKER_03

Investigation over.

SPEAKER_05

Have a nice day, sir.

SPEAKER_10

Well, not right now. We're trying to get your information from you, sir.

SPEAKER_05

What's your name and batch number?

SPEAKER_10

It's Sergeant Bowling. Um that's it.

SPEAKER_05

He just violated his rights.

SPEAKER_10

It's considered loadering prowling. You can't be part of that closed business if you're eating your food or something.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05

Am I free to go?

SPEAKER_10

No. You got identification on you.

SPEAKER_05

I'm literally not going to answer any of your questions, so uh am I free to go?

SPEAKER_11

I'm gonna start it. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say maybe uses evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have a sue the dog shit out of there.

SPEAKER_19

He's got plenty of footage.

SPEAKER_11

Anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? Sir, do you understand these rights? I'm gonna ask you one more time. Do you understand these rights?

SPEAKER_05

I'm not gonna answer any questions, man.

SPEAKER_11

Step out of the car.

SPEAKER_03

That's literally what I want to do. I want a lawyer to find that so I can go do that and make because I guarantee you that guy's gonna make five figures.

SPEAKER_19

We're gonna have to I'm gonna have to follow him on X so that we can see the when if and when he upcomes.

SPEAKER_03

I can tell you the way I watch I watch uh uh uh auditors, uh, you know, First Amendment auditors do this all the time. They that is a lawsuit. That guy's gonna make at least fifty, fifty thousand, maybe ten to fifty thousand dollars from from the taxpayers of that county, because those guys don't know how to do that, don't know the law, they don't know the constitution. It's a fourth amendment. You can't demand people's papers without uh them breaking the law. And I mean, uh if they can try to say that parking in an empty parking lot when the business is closed is a law, good luck with that. I mean, that's that's unconstitutional law right there.

SPEAKER_19

Quite possible. I mean, it's private property, and there could be signs that say trespassing after hours or whatever, but it's a rarely enforced and it situationally again, when you as a cop walk up and see a guy eating food that's hot from a place that's right next door, you know, and not only that, if there were signs, you know, if there were signs that said no parking here when the business is closed, I'm sure the cops would have said that.

SPEAKER_03

They said, Hey, didn't you see the signs that says you can't park here? Yeah. So yeah, I don't yeah, I you know, here's the thing. I mean, the cop the scary part is you ask any average cop what the fourth amendment is, they don't have no idea. No clue. They barely know what the fifth amendment is, and everybody knows plead the fifth, and you ask a cop what the fifth amendment is, they're like, Oh, I don't know, I don't know. They just they're taught how to do all kinds of stuff except follow the law. No one no cops are taught the law, how the law works.

SPEAKER_19

That's I think they're taught some, but I think I think they're probably taught more how to follow procedure than the law. And I don't think procedure always necessarily lines up with the law. Exactly.

SPEAKER_03

And that's that's costing municipalities and cities and counties lots of money because people like this are gonna get sued. They're they're wasting their I mean, listen, I even if you're even if your intentions are good, at some point they should have said, okay, you know what, our investigation is over, you're only eating Taco Bell. Get the hell out of the parking lot. That's it. That's it. This other bullshit is ridiculous. That's the shit that's gonna get them sued. That's gonna cost this municipality thousands of dollars.

SPEAKER_19

Right. Well, we got one more. Oh, by the way, I wanted to say, but following that guy on X, uh, the noose is tightening on social media and whatnot because I can no longer I have been fighting against creating an account on X for ever since this show has started. And 99% of the videos that you send me to clips that you want to show on the show are indeed on X. And up until yesterday, it was never an issue. I was still alive, I could still click on it. I couldn't comment on it or see the comments on it, but I could at least click on the video and play it. Well, something happened yesterday, and now you can only do it if you are indeed logged in and signed in to X. So Dr. Bob had to sadly break down uh so I can be reached, you know, at Dr. Bob, and it's uh I had to put four B's on the end of it because obviously lots of other people, at least three. I'm the only Dr. Chip, apparently. So, yes, I've had to join the dark side.

SPEAKER_03

You know, before you run this clip, hold on a minute. Because you you know, we kind of had a discussion about that because we were debating whether to delete a a platform or not, and we were kind of going between whether we were gonna not be on Facebook or X. And and Dr. Bob's vote was that. We should be on Facebook instead of X. And my vote is X. But here's the thing. Having been on both both platforms, we go over a lot better on X than Facebook. Facebook is a bunch of of boomer goy slop idiots that uh d are not going to appreciate us near as much as the people on X. But we're on both.

SPEAKER_19

So it's Facebook and and X are like Rumble and YouTube are to each other. Like one is clearly one more left wing and one is clearly more right wing and one is clearly more there are no intolerance of any kind of copyright. Rumble doesn't give a fuck what we put on in Rumble. I've never gotten a copyright strike. I've never gotten a guideline strike on anything. Uh yeah.

SPEAKER_03

You know, the other thing about X, first of all, there's no liberals on X. Anybody that I mean, you call anybody a liberal on X, they are offended. Anyone. There's no liberals on X. Uh but the other thing is apparently X is trying to be like a movie platform now. All right, first of all, I watched uh I watched some movie that I forget about, but I I almost got to watch that Back Rooms movie because that was playing on X. I had to leave because my cleaning lady got there when we got back and was well. Obsession? That was the first thing I think. No, I've never seen that. I I realized I didn't see that movie. That's a that's a movie I don't know. But uh but that backrooms movie, I got to see about the first half of it, and it seemed like that movie was basically just Blair Witch uh project in a mall.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah. What is this? This looks yeah, I agree. That it gave off strong Blair Witch vibes.

SPEAKER_03

But the movie they are also playing on X is that Vigilante movie. You heard about this thing? Uh yeah, I heard about it. Oh, yeah, it's lovely. All right, so they've been playing that for free on X all you know for weeks.

SPEAKER_19

I'm gonna ask you, I'm gonna I'm gonna preemptively ask you, do not show that clip that you sent me of the AI remake version of Vigilante with Oh with Mel Gibson Why not? Yeah, yeah. Because I'm telling you, dude, it's it's detrimental to the channel. It's not great. You want to tell people how to find it.

SPEAKER_03

If you've seen the Vigilante movie, it's great. If you haven't got that as reference, it's not that great. I got it, I'll admit that. But anyway, I didn't watch that whole Vigilante movie. I watched the I watched the end of it and parts of it. And you know, I've I've seen somebody compare that movie to Falling Down, the Michael uh Douglas movie. Nothing like that movie. Absolutely nothing like that movie. In the movie Falling Down, Michael Douglas is not not only the victim, he is also the the uh the you know the protagonist. He's the antagonist. Yeah, he's the antagonist and the victim. All right. He's the bad guy, though, yeah. Now, what I would say the vigilante movie is closer to is Death Wish with Charlie Bronson. That's much more like what this movie's about, and it's about the same sentiment. The only problem is the guy in Vigilante is not the victim of anything. All of these people, all these things that he's taking retribution on happen to other people. At least I'm not sure. Right.

SPEAKER_19

He's not related to any of the family.

SPEAKER_03

At least in Death Wish, you're emotionally invested. This stuff happened to Charlie Bronson's character.

SPEAKER_19

It was his wife and his daughter, I think.

SPEAKER_03

At least he's got a reason to be mad. This guy, I mean, this is just other Nazi Yeah, this Nazi guy that's just like.

SPEAKER_19

The Death Wish movies were exceptionally brutal.

SPEAKER_03

This whole vigilante movie is being put up by the Zionists to both to foster, you know, anti-Islam, Islamist feelings. That's the whole point of it. And that's the whole that's what makes the Mel Gibson remake of that little scene so perfect, because those are the guys that created this. They're trying to turn everybody against the is you know, Islam so that you know they can get away with their war in Iran and wiping out the Iranian people and this, that, and the other thing. And it's so obvious. I mean, everybody's calling it out on X, like, yeah, this is clearly, you know, there's a motive behind this movie for sure. And it's and it's kind of the same thing as if you remember Charles Bronson, that movie was was do designed to do the exact same thing. That's when they were cutting uh trying to cut uh uh cut down on crime or crack down on crime, you know, back in those mid-70s when it was the big full-on drug war. And that movie was absolutely produced to make people pissed off of at criminals, much like this vigilante one is to get you pissed off at Islam. It's just it's so so ridiculous. It's so it's so predictable and and transparent nowadays. It's just like, come on, give me a break, whatever. Anyway.

SPEAKER_19

So you got any more clips or no? I got one more, uh, and it is also police related. Oh boy. Yeah, I think this clip comes out of somewhere in Utah, which will become important. Uh says guilty until proven innocent. Mormon cops claim they smell alcohol on everyone. This is what happens when you give cops too much authority, too little accountability, and an ego that inflates faster than facts.

SPEAKER_06

You never drink them every line. I mean, I'm wearing this off. I cooked up like a skirt steak earlier, but it was Utah County. We do things differently down here. So if I wanted to, I could push things a little bit.

SPEAKER_19

No, it's funny. In my whole life, I've only ever known one person who was a full-blown Mormon, like from Utah, or their family at least was from Utah, and her last name, her maiden name was Hawkins. So it's kind of funny.

SPEAKER_16

Do we have charges, or are we just tired of them being annoying?

SPEAKER_06

I didn't see anything clear as Day with Tyler that I noticed. But that's why I asked Colton to check. Just decided to help out, drive around. Yeah. Just we're just buddies, so I asked him to check. Maybe he's seen something that I don't see. Do anything weird? What's that? Not anything weird. You smelled it on the other guy, right? Yeah. So I mean, conjointly, if he's drinking, this guy's probably the one that purchased it for them.

SPEAKER_13

I actually have this on footage. I said, is it okay if I record for my safety? And he says, No, I'm recording with my body cam.

SPEAKER_03

Is it okay if I film for my like We're not dealing with Sherlock Holmes here?

SPEAKER_13

Okay, cool on it. When I go back to the body cam, everything is muted, so you can't actually hear him say that on his body cam.

SPEAKER_15

Why is the top being drunk?

SPEAKER_19

Now, what I want to know, and I'm not sure if it'll come up by the end of the video, is well, what was the initial reason for being pulled over? Were you weaving? Were you speeding? Did you fail to stop at a light? Did you what? What was it? You know what I mean? Is this, you know, I'm I'm you're never gonna convince me that I they smelled alcohol on you as you drove by with your window open, because you know, in that case, you'd be a little more hammered than that. But yeah, what was the first the initial cause?

SPEAKER_16

Sounds like that other guy you were with has been drinking. Really?

SPEAKER_19

And and as far as bringing up other guys drinking away. So that's the one driving, then who gives a rat's dick who else was drinking? Uh that's the whole point of having a designated driver, if indeed that's what's going on.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, it's just a matter of what the what age they are as well.

SPEAKER_03

These guys are doing what's called fishing. They're just they're bored, they haven't haven't rested enough people, they're they think they're gonna get in trouble, so they gotta they're fishing. They're looking for something to charge somebody with.

SPEAKER_18

Their conversation back and forth is uh I I don't hear anything that's like a solid on these guys. Uh they're like, oh, what are they what did he say? And okay.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, my my guess is that because it simply because it's three young dudes in a car together, that you're you know, your odds that, oh, well, something's going on. They're on their way to do something or from something. Um and I think and I agree with you.

SPEAKER_03

Look at the trail of victims they've left behind. Surely they're doing something wrong. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_13

Canine says there's narcotics in your car, and that canine never lies. So we're gonna search your car. Your eyes, for example, right? There's a constriction which is dilated, and then I haven't been looking at it. You're talking a very dangerous line, which can get you hemmed up to the case.

SPEAKER_03

Stop it there for a second. So you conducted uh uh sobriety tests, right, Dean? Oh, sure. Yeah. So the thing with the pens is you get their eyes all the way to the sign, and if the eye flutters, that means they're impaired, right?

SPEAKER_18

I never use that. That wasn't a prominent thing when I was a police officer, but that uh what I hear, that's what uh the that the pen is for, the light to follow it.

SPEAKER_03

That seems to be the the thing they use the most as I think you're impaired. Now, I don't know. I mean, I'd like to try it fully. Well, I don't know, I'm sure I'm ever really fully sober. So I don't know if it would even work for us. So I you know how I I don't when was that proven to to prove that you're impaired? I think it's a good idea.

SPEAKER_19

It was after my days. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, all right, go ahead. Let's let him round it out as only that's what he's talking about with your eyes are constrained.

SPEAKER_13

They're not gonna be there for me.

SPEAKER_09

You're gonna end up in jail in Utah when you're from Calder. Not worth it, right? Yeah, yeah. We play differently here. Does that make sense? Yeah, yeah. Is there any way I could get the body cam put into this like situation?

SPEAKER_03

These guys, see, here's the thing. I wish these guys would try that shit on me. Like, like, what do you mean you don't play that here? Are what are we playing? Are you playing now? I thought you were a police officer. I thought you had a job to do. I didn't know you were playing fucking games. You know, what the fuck is wrong with these guys?

SPEAKER_19

That certainly looked like a big fishing expedition to me.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, it didn't look solid to me. I don't know what they were doing.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, yeah. I mean, you know, look, I I'm sure there's the thing. I'm sure there are good cops out there. I'm sure Dean was a great cop. But the problem is the good cops gotta start going, that guy should be off the force. Until that happens, nobody's ever gonna trust a cop. I knew of it. Nobody's ever and like he says, I mean, I know a vast majority of people I know myself, I would never call the police for anything. They can't help me. And the only time I've ever called the police is because I said, hey, you better get over here before I beat the shit out of this guy. That's the only time I've ever called the police. You better get over here to protect this person from me. That's the only time.

SPEAKER_19

And if there's any state in the union where there's a pretty solid chance that the person telling you I never drink really never drinks, it would be Utah. You would say the Mormons are pretty serious about it. They don't they don't even take caffeine, they don't drink coffee or tea or alcohol or cough syrup or nothing.

SPEAKER_03

Well, last time I checked, drinking is legal. Drinking and driving is not, but you know, whatever. It used to be legal, you know. And unless there's a certainly legal for the people, other people in the car.

SPEAKER_19

Again, unless they're but that's a you could never know to pull somebody over for that.

SPEAKER_03

Uh-oh. We lost Dr. Bob.

SPEAKER_18

Dr. Bob, your video dropped out on you.

SPEAKER_03

Uh I think it goes out after a certain time because we're about we're we're over time. We're over an hour. Can you see me now? Can you hear me now? No, you're gonna be gone just like I was. I just watched that episode. I was gone for the last five minutes. We can still hear you though. You can still hear me? Okay. Yeah. Well, we're done anyway. We're over an hour, so we gotta wrap it up anyway. Yeah, so uh, you know, if you have any uh advice for the police, give us a call, 904-549-9024.

SPEAKER_19

Uh, you know, we you know we don't know hit, share, subscribe, definitely subscribe. That's the most important thing. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_03

Absolutely. And check us out on all the myriads of uh of platforms we're on now. And that's thanks to in-house. I'll let uh producer Dean, if he wants to tell everybody who's making us famous.

SPEAKER_18

Yeah, my wife uh Alison uh is uh taking over as our social media manager. She's doing an amazing job. Great job, she does. So yes, amazing job.

SPEAKER_19

Yeah, yeah, you need to tell uh both relevant and still irreverent. We'll catch you next time. Thanks, guys.