0:00 She can keep them. Everything's fine. You got all that you need. The Karianna keeper right in the keeper, December 29 2021. This is episode number three Hello, my queen. Hello, my love what a great song really gets me in the mood. But first, we got to chill. Yes, yes. Hello. Okay, cheers. Cheers. I hope you all have your wine out there. I realized that since we're not actually visiting wineries on Wednesday, the original winery Wednesday idea. We are the winery.

0:44 We've been drinking quite a bit because it's the holidays. So once January comes well, we'll resort back to the now we're doing the wineries. We are drinking wine in the official glasses of the venue. Yes. Oh, cheers again. Cheers for that. But what are we drinking? Tina? We are drinking a 2019 cab from Becker vineyard. Oh, no, no, no, it's not 2019. Oh, is it? Yes, sir. I thought was 2017 is 2019. Reserve. I'll reserve this is a reserve with me. Okay, from Becker. Becker vineyards and we actually visited that vineyard. Yeah, didn't they have the the one with the big trees out front? Yeah, with a kid who was like hey, why don't you on Joe Rogan know that we know this was where they're short cooter again.

1:33 Remember I they asked for feedback and I told them they need to up their scooter again because it was on a metal tray and I'm like, what is it from the fridge? And no, so it may said well, we can't do boards because of COVID Mike while other vineyards do bored so you set up your short game but anyway, I have a sip. I wonder what you think of it Hmm, delicious. Good, right. That's very good. It helps to decant it to I think it opens it up. We never decant except for once every two weeks on this very show how we are going forward with the kids. We are the decanters are the decanters. Yeah, so Hey, big news. Oh, Jane found guilty.

2:18 Oh, I was gonna talk about Phoebe. But okay. Yes, Julie. Just laying foul up on guilty five out of six counts. I don't know what the second count was that she was found not guilty. But she's really I believe she's the scapegoat, myself. I mean, I think I believe that she was obviously actively involved in a lot of this. And it's, it's sad, because I'm sure a lot of those young girls probably look to her as a woman as a mom figure. And I feel like she betrayed them. And anyway, but I really think she's, she's covering up for a lot that we don't know. And all of the information about Jeffrey Epstein is forever to be sealed.

3:01 So there's a lot out there right now drinking champagne. I'm telling you because their secrets will never be known. Yeah, I have a different opinion. You know that. The more I think about it, the more I realize that Jeffrey Epstein had to be killed because he was the liability for the true Black Widow. I think just laying is the blackmailer. She's the she has the the Mossad CIA informant dad background her whole family has been involved in technology even back to the promise database, which I don't know if you remember telling you about that. But that's that's like this database that everyone in America was in and all the intelligence agencies were using. And then they sold it to other countries with a backdoor so they could spy on them. And stupid countries when Oh, to do to boost. That's all her family. That's her sisters. And I think she's the one that was doing all the blackmailing through Jeffrey Epstein.

3:56 Well, then all the way was via her rot in prison then far as I'm concerned. Yeah. But well, I'm surprised that she What did you had you had referred to it as something I forget that the information could be released. Would you call it? Oh, information? What info? Yeah, like you said that, that? I can't remember the term but that she, she has somebody she could possibly have somebody who could release a lot of the info was a dead man's dead man's switch. Yeah, well, that would be a technology thing, actually. Yeah. So if you don't, you know, do one particular thing. Like it could be as simple as sending an email to an address with a with a code word in it or something. Or it could be some website you visit.

4:40 And then you know, way down at the bottom, there's a little button that she would know about and would click it something. It's the same as when you're driving a train if you ever been in a train up front, with the conductor, know with the with the engineer, I mean, I think the engineer, the guy was driving the train. They have a deadman switch and every depends on the train and where they're driving every 32nd seconds or every minute. Someone upfront has to hit that button. And as a countdown clock you hit the button goes from 60 down to one. If you don't hit the button, the train stops. If she doesn't hit the button, everything gets released. Now, it would be great for the show. Yeah, be great. Anyway. off to prison. She goes by well, we don't know yet. She hasn't been she hasn't been sentenced? Well, yes. And. And there's appeals and we'll see, well, even if even if they are going to appeal, she's still going to be in prison. So until that, hopefully, safest place for her. Yes, yeah, right next to her buddies who she was informing on. The whole fact that Comey his daughter was was one of the lawyers on the prosecutor and one of the prosecutors.

5:45 Well, I want to know why are they forever sealing the job? Jeffrey Epstein files. I mean, I I'm being rhetorical. Yeah, obviously. Yeah, I know why, but I mean, exactly. Anyway, so yeah, good news today. Anyway, good news. The good news is we found out that our dog is possibly an actual breed. Well, we don't know for sure. We did two DNA tests and we're gonna compare them side by side, but we were told that she could possibly be an akbash Yes, read akbash the Turkish livestock protector? Yes, exactly. Guardian. I think they call it livestock, Guardian dog or something like that. But this is a special breed. This has been around for 1000s of years.

6:27 I started only in the United States since the 70s. Right? Exactly, exactly. And it's still pretty rare. But it explains so much about about her personality because you know we thinking that she was at least part Labrador we like here's the ball fetch. She's the bomb see? Look at it like what you want me what you want me to go get there. Go get it yourself. Is that thing she doesn't play? We got all these wonderful toys from so many wonderful no agenda producers and she is not interested at all. She is not interested. Well, she likes her her bones. Well that but that's what these dogs do. They they and they're completely autonomous. They don't need a human to teach them or to tell them what to do to protect their flock they bond with other species like horses and goats and sheep and turkeys and llamas. Hey, booster grant. I heard the booster you know what was funny when we found out that she could be of Turkey descend at immediately said she was probably a part of ISIS.

7:28 Obviously, and and she's gone down in value 20% since last week, but that's a Yeah, that's a Turkish money joke. Yeah, but we took it we had to take her to the vet because she had a she had an issue and every time we take her to the vet, she gains more weight. This dog is now 86 pounds, right? He's gained six pounds since we got her so let's be all those damn treats. We're no no because we asked the vet who and we asked him what he thought she was. He's the one who said Anatolian or akbash. You should look that up. So he called it right away. No, we asked. We asked about her weight. She's gained five pounds. Are we feeding her too much? Am I giving her too many teriyaki treats.

8:10 And he said she had a Barbie doll away. That's exactly right. We're like, That's kind of creepy, but okay. Yeah. He said no, she I think she looks fantastic. She's almost exactly where she should be. And look at this Barbie doll waist. Yeah, but her personality is starting to emerge more because we've had her almost three months. And when the first couple months she was very docile, calm, chill. No problem. People come to the door. She looked at the door like that, whatever. Now, she's fiercely protective of us. And it kind of goes in line with with with the breed. Well, this is what's weird or what would people encounter with these dogs and by the way, everywhere you read about the akbash This is not for novice dog. Dog owners. You should know what you're doing like wow, wow, she's her just predisposition to so good that she does almost everything.

9:04 Yeah. Until Mark Hall, right? The door because now we're we're her flock and we're her her Tiger leader as well. Yes. And then Mark Hall who is? I mean, he's He's six feet tall. He's six feet tall. He was dressed completely in black man fills up the doorway. Phoebe one bear. Oh, my freaking crazy. Well, it was in the middle of the shows. Yeah, there was a number of things going wrong there. I'd like I was I was doing a pre tape for podcasting. 2.0 It was supposed to end earlier than it did. And then Dave and James Cridland you know, they're they're talking away. I'm like, Come on, man. Mark Hall's coming. Can you end this and then David Bowie that every time Adam does a podcast, none of the lights can be turned on in the house. None because they're all on dimmers and they create the sort of buzz for him so I'm actually cooking by flashlights because I can't turn on the damn kitchen like I'm I'm doing a slow burn in the kitchen as he's yapping away going on two hours.

10:11 It was taken a long time and then every single time Dave would be like, So James, let me ask you about this I'm like, ah yeah there and I heard it and then it's then she's going nuts you are already stressed which of course didn't help you're cooking in the dark mark shows up and these dogs are their job is to protect the flock from cheetahs and bears and they will insert themselves in front of the danger and the flock or hopefully us. And so she was wired you were you were wired and I and I just said to Dave and James, I said, Look, I'm gonna mute myself. You guys finish it up, and I'll edit the end somehow. I got to help Tina. This is a fucking nightmare and the dogs Wow. Because when she comes with her voice, man, it's scary that booming bark is booming, which I'm glad because if anything were ever to happen to us, I truly believe we have we have our dog we have a protection dog for our shoot, but not good when friends show up at the door. So Adam, you've been so diligent and working with her you really have been I've really enjoyed this. I'm so this project into this dog and working with it. And you saw when the cleaning ladies came she was a million times better than you weren't here when our old neighbor Steve stopped buying his way to driving his Tesla to California. How about that? He's driving his electric car from Texas to Sacramento. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. Anyway, and you know, I I gave her just a couple minutes. So she could see

11:42 through the to the glass door of the porch and then Alright, come on. She stopped barking come on in and she's like, one bark and then she was good. And she laid down but she was like, eyes focused. Yeah. And you know, one weird move of a hand and she's, she's ready to go right. And I slipped the other day on the road just a little bit in the morning. In which my god she was she wanted to she was ready like what's coming up for him and in a great dog. Oh, needless to say when Mark after we got her to calm down when Mark was her. Her nickname for the night was Cujo. Very much Cujo. Yeah. But yeah, we're still getting used to her. So she's getting used to us and yeah, I feel good about it though. I really feel like we made a lot of progress. Progress. Were there. Yeah. Plug this one. Not working yet.

12:36 Excellent. Excellent. So what else baby? Well, I want to thank everybody who right off the bat you know, there's nothing like releasing a show one or two episodes and you have sat streaming in because we're podcasting 2.0 which has made it a little difficult for some people like Well, where do I find this show? You need a podcasting 2.0 app or you need to add it manually if you're using the iPhone but that's all at Korean the keeper.com so we we have a couple of not a lot of people are boosting without doing a boost to Graham so I can't thank anybody. If you're using one of the new podcast apps new podcast apps comm pod friend is my favorite not endorse the first pod friend yes she does me mug not trying to influence you or any actually seem to Adam. Yes, that's right. Thanks. Oh.

13:32 Oh, yeah, so you can support us with with streaming value for value. And you can add your name to any of those apps. So if it's anonymous that you can't think anybody so why don't just do that real quick because it was super nice to have that coming in from the booster grams. Let's see we had do we do John's Bert? 4900 Satoshis I don't don't think so. She's a keeper was his booster gram Brian Massey do we do him? To think we did Brian Massey. 5000 SATs. Brian nice that he says boost boost. That's what I wanted. Thank you. I'm gonna record that I've been waiting to record you do that because you let I go. I go boost. I'm going to use that. That's great. Let's see a row of ducks 2222. From from someone called number two. So that doesn't work. But here's the big one. Comic Strip blogger comes in with three booster grams. Wow. Totaling 10,000 Satoshi songs. So here's the first one greetings from comics, your blogger to Tina and ACX. And anybody interested in artificial intelligence is welcome to subscribe and listen to the podcast, AI dot cooking that can be found in all podcast apps and all podcast indexes. So we sent that message three times, but we appreciate that that's 10 that's 10,000 Satoshis. That's as $5 Yeah, I appreciate it. Great.

14:57 And then we we added QR codes to Korean to keep calm and each episode. So now if you want, you can just support us with straight up Bitcoin. We have a QR code for that. Or if you want if you want to send a larger donation amount that might be handier than the three your podcast app. And we also have a Lightning Network QR code there. Now here's what we got, like, we got some like 70 bucks. Nice. Yes. Yeah. Now unfortunately, people not leaving their name. Oh, so we've got someone called J. H. We have someone what about getting discussion per podcast going on stacker dot news? Not quite sure what Oh, yeah. We're working on cross cross app comments. This is all kind of podcasting 2.0 stuff. And someone who just said love this show 10,000 SATs. So if you leave your name, then we can actually thank you personally, for sure. I received so many nice, really, really nice emails from people and a lot of people have said that I have a good voice for podcasting. So I thought that's really cool. I'm was really, I'm very, very much of a nice compliment for me. And we Adam and I were talking about this on today. I'm driving home we we had did a little we had done a shot. Let me explain. Okay, goes okay. So first of all, we went to San Antonio been talking about going to San Antonio for four weeks to actually get me a pair of jeans. That's how it started some Wranglers. He wants a bootcut ring, cowboy.

16:29 Well, I'm a cowboy. I wanted bootcut. Wranglers, and they're impossible to find in 3334. Yeah, certainly if you want them a little bit slimmer and not like you know actual cowboys. It's a shitty look. Yeah, it's a real wranglers crap Yeah. So Texas limit said Oh, you got to go to buckle and they haven't buckle is that's like this to me is I was like a hot topic almost. It wasn't really a great she was showing us hadn't these pockets that were just they might as well. Okay, hold on a sec are off again. This is not how I'm like hey, hello. Hello lady was weird tattoos and half dressed. Could you please show me some some bootcut jeans? Yeah, there's this one. There's this one. Okay, and then Tina's making this face if the shore it was the kind of jeans that the guys in Jersey, she was just the design on the back pocket.

17:25 It was bad. Yeah. Like no, he cannot be standing next to me wearing those but then you'll do this. No, if you want them try them on. I would never wear these after seeing that face. I have never ever putting jeans like that on it's not gonna happen. Even though I I live with your high water jeans, your fashion, Adam. Anyway, needless to say, I walked out of there with no jeans for Adam, which he was, I believe disappointed. But I had I had a great time. Well, let's get back to okay, we'll get back to that in a second. So as we're driving, I usually drive on these longer drives by have the navigation on and I turn the Voice Guidance off because just annoying. And there's another reason is that I have a beautiful voice next to me because it doesn't matter if I had a map in my hand the GPS on if I had someone in the back telling me how to go to will say left here.

18:17 Alright, you got the window. Here. You get. Hello, hello. You gotta move over. It's coming up in 14 miles. Okay. I plan ahead. Plan ahead. I don't understand what you drive like that. I don't understand. Why do you move over? Why did you stay in this? Like, it's so fun. But I try to be good. I've been trying to No, no, no. I enjoy. Your directions are great, because I know a long time ahead of time when something's coming. Your voice is plan has your voice is really nice. It's so much better than all those navigators. And we have to remind everybody that you Yeah, you have a professional voice or the so some sappan in the Chicago believe to this day.

19:04 Yeah, well in the 1990s this is before oh my gosh, this is way more so isn't that actually the bank that I worked for me early. The internet was there but not at the back. So we had automated banking on the phone and I was actually the voice and it was touchtone teller so I recorded the whole thing. So it's press one for your checking account, press two for your savings, press three for your certificate of deposit. So every time I would use the system I heard my own voice I was the touchstone teller I love that I wish I wish I could it could still hear that Did you also have to say things like the approximate wait time is 60 minutes oh, I don't remember if you'd like a call back press one but I had to record numbers one Yeah. Yeah, three and had to keep the inflections the same and how did they choose you for that? Because what were you doing at the back in the marketing department and so I was in charge of in Installing the system and you installed the system I didn't I was in charge of managing installation and holy crap. My email doesn't work you install the tell teller system.

20:14 Yeah, so yeah, so that was early in the 90s. When I was single and having a lot of fun in Chicago, you have a great voice. This is what I always knew was my secret weapon. It's my exit strategy actually, just so you know, oh, my voice you my exit strategy. Good. You and your voice you and your voice. Strategy. Good to know. Yes. I wanted to I wanted to give people a story about my history. So if we can go into that when I was single in the city in Chicago, and so I had been married. I had married my high school sweetheart, or in the early 80s. And who actually gave you a huge gift. Yes, he did. So his last name was savage. And so when we got a divorce, I decided to keep the last name and we're the divorce court and the judge goes you're gonna keep the name I'm like, Yeah, Tina savage everybody. My name is Julia. It's my marketing strategy. You DJ name babies like check it out. Hey, everybody, Tina Savage here on 100 Hey, baby, you could do that. i It's the night.

21:22 Oh, my God, it seems so long ago. But anyway, I kept the name because I thought oh my god, that's good for dating. What the hell, you know, why not? Because you're savage. Yeah. So my name is Tina savage in Chicago. And and I had volunteered at an American Heart Association event one one day, I was with a really good friend of mine. And we had named tags and the name tag. The person had to hand wrote the names and so Hi, my name is yes. So my name was very it was very vertical the way that she wrote it. And this guy had come up to me and he looked at my name tag and he's looking at and he goes to to sausage.

22:06 My friend told me to do sausage, so kind of took away the whole Tina savage sort of moniker that I was so proud of. And I became tuna sausage. Again, you know, I'd be okay. If you just change your name back to Tina. Savage. No, Tina. Tina savage. Sounds like someone who works with fire. Fire. Yeah. We got let's see a couple of emails here. The real networks? Yes. Mm hmm. Now, did he send a piece of artwork first to look at? Yes. He said, Yes. We're thinking about this. Maybe we do. We do with just like, like, no agendas, like we just do different art each time.

22:47 Yeah, like that. April. Send that in? I think it's fantastic. Email Tina at Curry. Calm. She loves the email. Yes, yes. She's Yeah, she enough of them. That'll change. That'll change courses that said, get that bottle of wine back into the studio boost. I think that was him. Yeah, that was it right here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And he sent was he he's, which he mentioned he sent. He sent it was this one. Oh, yeah, we'll use that. For sure. For sure. And also, um, somebody else sent one if Steve do he says I'm driving across I 70 in Ohio, so I'm not drinking with you.

23:30 Mm hmm. This podcast is a delight. Oh, perfect balance to my heavy anarcho conspiracy and sports ball shows. Yeah. And it is intended to provide some relief from that. I can tell I would love hanging out with you guys because I do the same thing with other pico people and their outfits in public, though I'm sure I'm not as debonair as you to classy blondes. Alright, so Fahrenheit. Steve do thank you. And, and Martin. Justin josta. Can you spell it? J O S T? E N? O he's Dutch guy. Yes. And he sent out he sent some artwork as well. So yeah. Okay, let me see which one is just awesome.

24:14 Yeah, he sent a few variations. So yeah, I think that's a great idea that will switch them out. Justin, while listening to the last episode of Karina keeper, my wife Megan says she also fears the development of a hump. Oh wait was that I'm the one that's worried for the Holy talked about that. Yeah, yeah. There's specific exercises you can do to alleviate that. I just it's interesting that we talked about it because then it popped up on Instagram and you have this a lot. Do you have a lot what was it for something else the other day when Lisa showed me a picture of her that she either got my sister she either got or gave I can't remember. And the damn thing popped up on my Instagram and this was through a phone conversation. No, no, she sent me a picture through text message. And it came through on Instagram the same exact photo.

25:09 So they are listening. They're listening. Well, it's all those apps. intercommunicating. I also got in I got a really nice email from my sister. And she wants me to read it. Which one, Tony? Of course. What'd you say? Of course, Tina, what are you trying to say about Tony? She says Hello, sir. First, I want to say that I couldn't stop laughing at all the jokes hysterical. It's great to hear your voice with Adam and which I predicted a long time ago, remember? Oh, okay. So it's her idea? Yes, yes. There she goes. Before I get into detail. I would like to say when I come to visit, which they're arriving next week, I will come bearing Adam's birthday gift, which I'm aware was almost four or five months ago, and some delicious treats for Miss VB. Back to the story. When we talked on the phone when I informed you that you should do a podcast with Adam, you shut that down. You said that's his thing. Now look at you. $17 richer and full of energy. I love the dynamic of YouTube. The stories the shout out and my manager Sarah enjoys the show to always complimenting your radio voice. Press one for checking.

26:12 Well. She goes I know that you're probably cringing at my grammatical errors in this email. But I'm from Gary. Oh, he's not from Gary. Next door. Yeah, your next door across the tunnel. Could you hit me again on that? Because you're not doing a very good job on the barkeeper too, in addition to running the board bid Yeah, that's I don't know. I? I know they're coming on the fifth. Yes, Lisa and Tony. Hell hath no fury. Those two in your house? It's gonna be a partay Well, it'll be fun. Yeah, when you get the Midwest girls all together. i My job is to figure out how to harness that energy and bring it all into the studio. Yeah, cuz we fill the room with our energy, that's for sure. Cheers.

27:01 Cheers. So So what do you have on your list are a number of things. Yeah, let's hear it. We're gonna first we're gonna see some live music. We've been devoid of live music. We miss it. When I met you. You went to see live music maybe once a week at least when I was and I was out like experiencing Austin and you know just trying to you know, meet people. Get a free meal. Gift maybe. Stink Martin. Come on, man. Nurse Tracy. Hey. Yes, it's so nice to be married 17 years to you.

27:48 Just like yesterday, I see what have we been talking about? Besides the fact that I get out of bed wrong? Oh, no. We're going to see that we're going to see Jimmy. Jimmy Jeevan. Jimmy Vaughn. Yes, hilltop Cafe, which is Mark Hall figured this out. He's which is probably another reason for him to just come and hang out with Phoebe. I'm sure that's all they want. Oh, yeah. He wears all black. So he's coming tomorrow night. And yeah. Jimmy Vaughn playing in this very Jimmy Vaughn can sell out some big, big venues. Yeah, he could totally. Jimmy Vaughn, he could play at eight. Moody's. You would fill up so I mean, this place is small. I don't know how many people fit in there. I guess it's a cherish place out here in Hill Country. Yeah. A lot of people recommended going there. So yeah, so we're heading out there tomorrow. Very excited about. Yeah, it was Rory his dad who said you had a great voice.

28:36 Oh, yes. That's a natural club. Hi, David. Yes, David. Yeah. And by the way, this is the last time I'm going to say that. Oh, what Rory is dead. Oh, I'm done with that. I'm sure he's way done. I don't like being called x. Washed up X. MTV VJ guy. I don't even think of him. I think of him as David. So I of course, of course. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. So speaking of David, so I noticed on his Instagram because I follow him on Instagram that he he does the cold plunge. Yeah. Wim Hof. And so I asked him how many times he does and he says he does it every day. And then he hasn't had any aches or pains in the five I think five years that he's been doing it. So I've that's been one of my things that I've started to do. I'm just trying to stay alive here. Just trying to I'm just getting old. I'm trying to stay alive. So for Christmas. Wait, let me finish though. So I can't I can't plunge into cold water yet. So I've been doing it a cold finish in the shower.

29:32 And I will give you an example of how that goes. Okay that's not my towel. That's my towel. Not exactly. Okay, Tommy clothes. freaking cold, but not it's invigorating, though. And it's it's almost addictive, though because you get sort of this rush from it. Well, that's the whole point. No, no Wim Hof is a Dutch guy have watched interviews with him in Dutch. I mean, we Oh, hello. Hello. Look who's joining us. Hello, baby. Oh, you know what, you know why? I was doing the EU becomes yes I'm okay. I'm okay baby I'm okay good so he's taken Ecoli Kim Hoff he literally injected Ecoli into his veins, and then went into straight into a routine of in the, in the tub submerging. Not saying not per se, he said, I can completely beat that with this system.

30:36 Yeah, so the jet injected ecoli, which would make you you know, projectile vomit. See, my whole intention is to use all of these natural remedies and not not pile on any pharmaceuticals in my body. So that's why I like, yeah, we're really not into that. So yes, so the cold plunge has been a big thing. But for Christmas, Adam bought me an array, infrared sauna, which is really funny. It's like, a baked potato. It's a big aluminum box with a little hole 14 Is that I need to take a picture of that to his head sticks. No. And you can stick your arms out so you can operate your iPhone. Yes, it's it's you know what it's like some Mom took the idea of Lost in Space Robot for their kids Halloween party in the 70s and made it into a sauna. Yeah, I definitely feel like a big potato. For sure. I've been doing it. So I've upped it to 131 degrees and 20. I've been doing 20 minutes. And I'm not I'm not really sweating that much. And so somebody had told me that it takes a while to to get to really release your toxins. I don't know. So if anybody has any insight onto this infrared sauna, I like this idea. And I'm going to try it but I'm going to go straight to the pool for the plunge. Oh, I'm going to jump right Adam definitely needs to get into the sauna because you have allergies and I think that will help you with that. If you do it I'll do it. If we get go into the pool is fucking cold man, I put my hand in the other day that thing

32:07 is cold. But my friend Christie who I met at work, she said you just got to do it. You just got to jump in and she jumps in and puts her head under the water where everybody that I've seen has not put their head in the cold water. So we'll have a report in two weeks. Yeah, so anyways, I'm baking like a pig big potato and I'm freezing myself afterwards. So just trying to stay alive. So I have a fun little experience. You know, we've been waiting for this mirror at the supply chains are broke and even shipped from Vietnam can't get here anymore, which is I think this mirrors either from Vietnam or, or China. Yeah. To standing mirror for bedroom. It's a nice mirror. We've been waiting, what? Five weeks, two months? Yes, six, two months. And they can ordered a chair in October for a bedroom and it's not coming until March. So they they keep saying Oh, coming will deliver today? No. Finally. Of course. When are they going to deliver? Well, I don't know. How about doing it during no agenda. That will be fun. Let's do that.

33:07 Whatever you do, let's do it during Adams recording when Tina's at work. So and the dog and of course you know so I'm here alone. We're doing the second donation segment and my phone start I see 737 Like okay, i This has got to be them. But I'm doing the donation segment. I'm reading meetups and we're for the things going on. I don't know I can't help it. I just got ignore it. So we we finish up he's rung the doorbell already twice. And because they were going to call you I mean this never goes right. Your number they're going to call you all that stuff. So the show's over during the end of show makes them like John, please wait, I gotta let these guys in. So income so I put Phoebe out on the port so she can see everything she's Of course she's like to actually she wasn't barking that much. When I let the man is young guy and little older guy. And, and Phoebe calms down pretty quickly, but I leave her out there. And they bring in the mirror and this is supposed to be the white glove service. Do they have like gloves? Well, you know me. I'm like, it's just the white glove service though.

34:16 Yeah, so white glove service. Where's your white gloves? So the the older guy got I got the white gloves. I'm just kidding. Anyway, seems I'm talking to the younger guy. And it's a father and son. Oh, and this is Alejandro and they arrived in the United States seven months ago from Cuba. Okay, so wait a minute timeout so so you put no agenda on hold you put John on hold John is having a con is on hold these people. Honestly, I fucking forgot about John for a couple minutes. I honestly did cuz he was so interesting. So this kids like and this is what Adam does. He's so interested in other people that he asked them about their family, their life, their dreams, their hopes.

35:04 So this is his dad and the Son. And seven months ago they they move to from Cuba. Oh, I'm sorry. No, he's from Cuba. They move from the Bahamas. So he's from Cuba. The kid went to school in Cuba. They live in the Bahamas with all their family. But he and his son came over to America. And they're legal. They're legally here. Because they can't get any work in, in the Bahamas. Guess why? I? I don't know, China. Oh, oh, China is taking over the Caribbean. They've taken over the Bahamas and the Chinese. They always bring their own people or if we go there, it's gonna be all Chinese people that are working to the Bahamas, the Bahamas? Yeah. I don't know about the resorts.

35:48 But they're, I mean, outside of the resorts. It's, you know, so they wouldn't hire them. That's just the the jobs are filled with Chinese. That's how that's how the Chinese do business when they come into your country. So they, they I think his dad has 14 siblings or something. So you know, he's a huge family and they're sending money back. I'm like, this is really cool. And then we're chatting away and, and he forgot how it came off. So yeah, I'm doing a podcast. And the kids like, podcast. Oh, you have new podcast. And I say here look, he looks as a studio. It's like, holy shit to do on a podcast. Click Yeah. So we're just chatting. And then they put the mirror you know, leaned against the wall and it's dirty. And I'm like, a white glove. He literally pulls out a white glove and wipes the mirror with the white glove. I'm cracking up. I'm like, This is too funny.

36:45 I'll never bust you guys, but this is not white glove service is bullshit, but doesn't matter. And so the kid is, you know, I'm talking to him and he says, I'm making music you're making music? Yeah, you know, can I send you a song I said Yeah. First time I've heard this story Yeah, so he's Oh my gosh. A one Ali I think is his name a Juan or Ali could be either one. And he sent two songs. Just and he said to Christmas song. Oh rap which and the guys kids I only 17 probably say it's pretty serious produces at home he's got cute videos and shit school this is just a Christmas song. He's got other stuff but wow, I promise I would play it. That'd be fun. Here comes this is the scene where we ran so he gave me I said, Hey, man, I'll play this

38:17 on our show. He's like, really? Yeah, Miss America where Shit happens? He's like, really? Yeah, we'll play the free room. No problem. I would I think it's so funny is how long was John on hold? John still on hold at this point. And you're doing a side business deal. Let me just hear this other song one of his very auto. That's the style, man. That's what the kids are doing these days. Yeah. I mean, it's so cool though. The kickin for such a good time so we can forget it. I mean, this is exactly what you and I do not put on at night, but I love it. I love it. No, that was very, that was very kind.

39:01 Yeah. And let me see. So I have a link in the show notes. Alejandro Myatt a one, Ali. Oh, very cool. Yeah, very cool. And like boskie I gave him a tip. Like no, no, no, no, no. I said nah. Welcome to America. Man. This is where we honor, honor work and value for value and merry fucking Christmas. Adam is very good about that. When people help us out. He is always always about tipping people in there some people like when we had our grilled delivered from Ace Hardware. And the guy was like, no, no, no, no, no. And Adam is insistent because he appreciates that so like that is value for value. That's right that's what it is value baby. And I say that and I get this puzzled looks at value.

39:44 Yeah, I kindness. I mean, it just it just comes back to you tenfold. I mean, I just truly believe but it used to be like that, and I don't even consider it a tip to be honest. It's no it's an appreciation. Yeah, like you said value for. Exactly. Yeah. And then one of them to have a good amount. experience out here in the hill country at seven months in America. That's a funny guy from Bahamas. I didn't hear that whole story. You purposely kept it from me because I knew it was chaotic. Yeah, and then anyway, oh, hey, John. Hey, man choosing the art yet. It must have been 25 minutes. He was a good sport. He lets out his dog in the middle of the show only happened once and we happen.

40:28 And his phone rings all the time. But now we are so we look we watch that movie don't walk up. Yeah. Adam and I were just kind of we're now like on the same page about no typical Adam was influenced by a New York Times article. I wasn't. I was not influenced by anything. You read the article before we watch the movie? No, I, I felt that the movie had been discussed several weeks before it came out, or no agenda. I knew what the agenda of the movie was. And I am right.

41:11 You know, go? Well, I didn't know what the movie was about at all. I didn't, I had no idea. And I Don't overanalyze movies, I just want to be entertained. I don't want to be, I don't want to be stressed out, although I did love squid games, even though was very stressful. Very, very stressful. But, so I had no idea what it was about. And I didn't make a connection of climate change at all, what the connection that I made was the absurdity of everything that's happening today with kind of replicated in that movie, where a lot of people just aligned the Trump administration with climate change in the movie, and I didn't, I didn't recognize at all that at all. I just I thought it was a satire of the government, the media, the scientific community, businesses, followers and critics of the news. That's what I use. And your apps. You're absolutely right. That is exactly what my whole point was. This movie was made and conceived with Leonardo ritardo DiCaprio, come on, we know, he's number one climate guy. This was conceived before maybe even before COVID. To be honest, it was all conceived to say presidents like Trump, and Trump Jr. Because that's what Jonah Hill plays. They only give a shit about money about their standing about the politics about the elections, and they

42:43 don't care. And this was intended to be an entire narrative to show that when important science shows up, and if you ignore it, we're all gonna die, which has been the consistent message from you know, AOC and other people, we're all going to die and well now it's 10 years instead of 11. Well in I mean, but it failed that that's my point is you are absolutely right, it failed. Because of that. There's so tone deaf they had no idea they and if you look at the articles that are now coming out, people are missing the point. You don't get it I spoke to a church about it to me it just showed the kind of failure of those in power and that it made fun of people that's how I looked at it and and it was a failure of Hollywood to try and do what they always do, which is tell you what to think and what's going on in the world.

43:32 Yeah, yeah, so we're not that far apart. No, I know but I just didn't get the did you like the movie? I thoroughly liked it. Mark Hall hated it. Well, he's in movies now but he he looks at films differently. Because cinema. He looks at cinema, darling. Film cinema. Love you, Mark. We love you, Mark. But again, I don't Oh, my my daughter Elise. She can analyze movies and she follows a lot of I mean her she is knows a lot. She does. And she she dives into I don't I might surface value. But she just want to be entertained. She won't watch a movie because the director is a dick. No, we're not woke or something yet. If the director is no good, she like Oh, that guy's a dick. It's shitty movie.

44:19 And she has her own reasons for that. Of course, I don't know any of this shit. I don't know about the directors. I don't know about their background. I don't shit about it. I just want to be entertained without being stressed out because there's too many fucking things that are stressed. I liked it. I enjoyed the movie. I thought it was funny. I thought they were very funny bits. I like all of those actors. I think they're all They're all great. I think Jonah Hill did. Yeah, I think yeah, Larry said one. What would he say? 1.4 trilly, which really went for Gillian Anderson. She's everywhere now. The X Files lady. Yes. She's She was in the great and she was in Oh, she's in sex.

44:59 How to I mean, and she, she's just taken on this British accent good for you, Gillian Anderson, who's from I think, Ohio. Good for you. Screw those British Cox who come and take our business all the time. Now you do it. I love that. Don't let a British actress get that get upset over that, you know, over what? Over English actress playing an English one. Oh, good for her. And she's dynamites. But But anyway, I like don't look up. I did. So I but I wanted to talk about the Sex in the City Rio I have that on my list. Yes, yes. So I loved Sex in the City. What is the What's it and just like that, that's the reboot. I loved following the four women have sex in the city. And I live vicariously through them. I guess in the early 90s or early No, it was late, late 90s. And so this reboot, I am so caught. I'm so hollow, so empty with this reboot. And so Adam was asking me like, well, what is it about the reboot? And I think that it's so contrived. I feel like they're trying so hard. I don't know if anybody's seen it.

46:04 But they put a lot of what's going on today with the pronouns and the woke ideology and all of that they've just put it into this, this reboot. And it's, it's overkill to me, it's so contrived. And I said to Adam, because I'm, I'm hanging on to the legacy of Sex in the City that I liked that and it is nothing like the legacy IT IS. They're trying too hard. And I quite frankly, I'm just, I, we're so bombarded by all of this stuff all the time that I don't want to turn on a television program and be bombarded with it again. So I'm so I'm just I've seen all the original sex in the cities, I think, yeah, we watch those together. I've seen the first and the second movie. I've always enjoyed it to a degree. I am a big fan of Darren start there and star is a producer.

47:04 That it's not his real name. I'm sure his name is Emily in Paris, man. Okay, I'm sure his real name is star Einstein or something. He's Jewish star Stein, or whatever it is, is not this not Star, star Hollywood name that totally, but he did Beverly Hills 902. I know Melrose Place Sex in the City, Emily in Paris. I love what he does. I'm also a fan of the fashion. That's if anything I've always enjoyed the fashion meets in all of all of his shows, could never pull that off. That's my daughter. I can pull that like Emily in Paris. You know, this is a an American girl working in Paris, you know, has limited budget, but she's got $5,000 outfits on every day. different booths every day. I love that.

47:49 How do you? How do you pay for that shit, I love looking at the fashion. Now when I objectively view the show, so I think he's very in touch with Beverly Hills was very specific. He knew how to address that audience Melrose the same thing, Emily in Paris, I mean, it's working one way or the other. So when it comes to this, of course, it has the legacy in the baggage of what Sex in the City is, but what else could it have been? Right now we have these middle aged late upper middle age like us 50s. They're in their 50s. And they're still living in the now they're in $10 million apartments in Manhattan magic, or Brooklyn, that's also gonna be a $5 million place where Miranda lives and they're encountering this wokeness which they don't wait. Let me talk to JCD now they're encountering this wokeness where they're doing everything wrong. They're saying the wrong things they don't understand. They don't get it. They're trying too hard, especially Miranda. And what I like about it is that the the the people who like she has a black professor who's like, Hey, don't try so hard just to fucking be fucking normal. Then there's the, you know, the one that carries working with some podcasts or the whole podcast is like a Whoa, gasm is but he's showing something how people are struggling with this. And also

49:22 the people who are actually in the so called categories of LGBTQIA, PB LM, etc. are not so jihadist about it as the white people, and that's what I'm seeing and it has to unfold more. We've only seen what four episodes. I'm interested where He's taking it. I have great faith in Darren star as a television producer. Right now he's failing because he's pissed off you and that's not good. Yes. And he has to remember there's a lot of the women my age grew up with, with or not grew up but we're, we watch that legacy. City but you have you have Miranda who is now she's a closet alcoholic and you can tell she's she's she's kind of identified. I don't know she's identifying an attraction to another woman so she could be totally gone to Boehner. Okay.

50:18 Then you have Charlotte, who who lives on the Upper West Side with her husband and her daughter now doesn't feel like a girl so she got the trans going Oh, love it. It's fantastic. And you have a Carrie who's in a podcast with a guy I forget what his name is an Asian guy and then the other. I think she's a lesbian or she's a queer woman but then roles in the producer in a wheelchair. So you got the disabled in there for sure. You've got characters and to me, I don't have an issue with that, but it just seems like it's trying so hard and it's so contrived and I'm just God I just want I just like I want the old Sex in the City back where Miranda? Where Miranda with was with the guy and they win a Dunkin Donuts. They had the glazed doughnuts. That episode. Do you remember that? Yes, I do. Darling. What I'm what I'm what I'm trying. What I'm trying to connect is not everyone over 50 has the kind of sex life that you and I have like last night which is why I knew this would be a great show. Don't just do it you double dog dared me I told you I'd do it I remember this shit. Those women aren't having so beam carries husband is not having sex. Wait one second. Who is the target audience here? Me me me.

51:50 six year old man. The target audience I do you think the 30 year olds the 25 year olds are watching it? No, they're not watching that. Sorry about the language. But anyway. Was that a big fail? Anyway, so Okay, so you but you still watch it right? I'm gonna you know, I'm not bailing on it yet. Anyway, but I'm really having a you know, it's interesting too, because seeing them as older. Yeah. Really brings to the forefront my, my aging as well. And that's kind of a hard pill to swallow. Because it's right in front of you. You're like, wow, we are all getting older and yes, that kind of sucks. And if I can, I am doing the ice plunge in the sauna just to stay alive.

52:37 If I can just say you're older than all of these women in real life. You look a million times better. Ashley Carey what a dog face I'm sorry to say Don't say that. I don't believe that at all. adam@curry.com send your comments you look dynamite Oh, but thank you thank you but it's interesting to see that because your skin as I was raised in Northwest Indiana and we only had son three months out of the year so now you were raised on mac and cheese mac and cheese and bologna sandwiches and. And ketchup sandwiches right Lisa?

53:17 Ketchup sandwiches for you guys make just ketchup sandwiches? Really? We were poor we had to eat whatever we could eat. We would eat ketchup sandwiches. Yeah, be cheers me again. Well, welcome welcome to welcome to middle class. Welcome to middle class. Yeah, anyway, but that that's my take on Sex in the City reboot. I'm not I'm not going to be on it. But I'm having a hard time and I'd love to hear any other woman out there who's watching it and love to hear their how many episodes and we watched it three or four? Four I think great. And you know what, Curie did not cry enough when big died? I'm sorry yeah, I cry enough should I call 911 She did that well there was a lot if you want to talk plot I mean if you because he had heart issues he had a heart attack we know that Yeah. before this all happened. Why am I even talking like this is fucking real this is frightening but what's interesting too is that I don't know if you've heard this but a lot two women came out and said that he had sexually harassed who How about five this file now by interesting and all that interesting timing growing there was a lot of things that happen one is he died on a peloton. peloton stock dropped 11% The next day didn't peloton came out with him in an add on didn't Ryan Reynolds. Yes. Yeah, yeah.

54:39 Typical Ryan mentals. I like that guy to do that with his vodka and then you know, I'm still alive. And then all of a sudden it was like he was like Darrin star or someone said, Hey, you're dead in our show. You're dead now. Boom. Me too. Me too. Me too. For women to go I just find the time what the hell thing I do. I find it Timing Interesting. Interesting is fucking something's going on well to me to move moment which I'm so happy Adam does not have no meeting once I can tell you that. Thank you. Thank you, Patricia. Patricia. I credit her. Um, but interesting that none of that came out when all of that was really prevalent.

55:19 Yeah, I just, I just I'm just skeptical of everything guess what the no agenda guys got screwed guys getting screwed. Yeah, for sure. Anyway, but yeah, that's my take on the reboot. Let's see how's everyone else doing with Omicron and all that because we've had the my sister's, you know, Tiffany is locked down just like Christina in the Netherlands, Willow and Ollie and Italy I just saw on Twitter that Italy is not allowing any of the unvaccinated to go into hotels, bars. That's been a while since trains nothing same with France too. So good thing we've been to both Italy and France because we don't ever I were not invited back there. Well, what's happening now is they're starting to say cheese what's going on with this? And then, you know, well, we have we have omachron We don't feel too good, but we'll be okay. And Damn, man, we can't even get tested. There's lines are too long. And so anyway, the boosters come in. That's your help.

56:14 Yeah. Oh, like, according to mo what's your number? Well, my my. I know somebody who has been double jabbed had COVID once and then got Omicron. Again. So in the new evidence just came out from Alex Berenson that the vaccines are pretty much a dud. So no, no, pretty much 100%. Even Willow was like, this kind of makes me question the efficacy of the vaccine as she got COVID After it has. Yeah. I think it's coming to a head I think so. But the Omicron people were just what it appeared what it was a cold and people were freaked out. Oh my god. Yes.

56:58 I know. We know who we love dearly. We're freaked out by it. And it was just a cold, who, two weeks ago, were like, Man, this is all good. I'm okay. Whatever. And now just the fear just the shit. They just throw out it. Yeah. Well, you notice he came in strong. We don't we're not seeing any more on television. We're not seeing the death count anymore. Doing percentage of people vaccinated. They're doing that kind of stuff. But they're not they're not doing anything. Oh, well, and then Biden saying that. It's a state issue now. Yeah. I can't talk about our no agenda. But oh, I think we broke Scott Adams. I think we fucking broke that guy. Oh, well, people who are not following no agenda will not know what you're talking about. So you need to probably give a little bit of backstory. Scott Adams is a cartoonist. He does the cartoon Dilbert.

57:48 I think a lot of people may know who listen to the show may know about him, but he does. He does his own case. It's called a podcast, kind of it used to be on Periscope, but I don't know what he's on now. He's on everything. But he doesn't call it's like a coffee talk, basically. And people come there. You know, we have wine. He has coffee. Yeah, a little bit. Yeah. Hello. Which one do you choose? Ah, yeah. But so but he's been such a proponent of the vaccine. And now, the vaccine is clearly not working. And he's finding it hard to admit that. And we call them on that. And it's just like this cascade of people just dive in on this guy. Yeah. I hope he just snaps out of it and sees it because like, dude, yeah, get a clue.

58:30 Yeah. And I love when he says the data supports it. Just Google it. Google. Are you kidding me? Google? Automation. I mean, would ever go to Google? Yeah, Neva is my search engine. Any va.com cost money. It's not free. I have to pay for it. I guess you have to pay for the truth. So this free, objective perspective. This brings me to my theory. My Trump's theory. Oh, oh. So you've been following a former President Trump who's been promoting the vaccine? Yeah, he, um, he was on I didn't want I don't subscribe to Candace Owens. But I saw some clips that she interviewed him and then he was a big, big advocate for people. He's not against mandates, but he's been a big advocate for vaccines. And she didn't really press him on it. So I was not super impressed by her. By her interview, I wonder if I have a clip of that? Yeah, here we go. He he was even worse. He was not. He was not saying vaccines. The mandates just kind of pushed. She's asking about the mandate. He pushed it aside and kept talking about the vaccines. You want to get the clip Yes, terms of Big Pharma, which is a huge topic on the minds of mothers especially you're seeing what's happening at the school board meetings. Where do you stand on these vaccine mandates and obviously I know that you are you are pro vaccine obviously did everything you could to get this vaccine now I know was one of the shipments we did nine months and be able to do that. But we're taking a twist, right? It's it's gotten now we

1:00:03 went from like the got guy, Kansas, Kansas don't do that. But now it's taken a twist, right? It's it's gotten now we went from this is a good thing and people should have this option to military men, you're going to have to resign because you're not getting this back, which is a great question she's posed there because she knows that Trump is huge on the military. So for the military to be forced out of their love for what they do and for country is a great way to set him up for it fucking ignores and where do you stand on that? Well, I stand on forget about the mandates that people have to have their freedom, but at the same time, the vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind would have had in 1917.

1:00:46 Remember, the Spanish flu, killed perhaps 100 million people. Actually, it ended the First World War because the soldiers was a lot of people don't know that the soldiers got so sick. It was a terrible thing. There was no vaccines who would know anything I came up with a vaccine with three vaccines all are very, very good. He came up with three of them in less than nine months, it was supposed to take five to 12 years. And we say what died under COVID. This year, by the way, when there Joe Biden, then under you and more people took the vaccine this year. So people are questioning how the vaccine work, but some people aren't taking the ones the ones you get. Alright, that's enough. Okay, your your thoughts? Tuna savage.

1:01:27 It's wine, please. I'm good. I'm good at the drinking part of the show. Um, oh, my gosh, I have so much i Where should I begin? Anyone? Number one, I mean, he's both. Ah, Trump annoys me. But he's boasting about these vaccines, which are an utter failure. And I like the way how he says he did it, which he didn't do anything. Um, but he didn't even address he didn't address to your point. He didn't dress the millet the military issue. Um, I don't I just, it just annoys me listening to the whole thing. So my initial now analysis of this was, his ego is so in the way he can't let that go. Because he did, he did start operation warp speed. He did initiate all that which wasn't unprecedented.

1:02:20 And that was the thing that drove me crazy about him was that his ego always got in the way that he was always butthurt about something. And he always made things about himself. Yes. So he did start that he did get that going. Unfortunately, these vaccines are not effective. We're down to they don't stop transmission. They don't prevent you from getting sick. And we're not even so sure they prevent you from getting really sick and going to the hospital. There's no you just read me. On the way home, you read me an article about the British, or the American Journal of Medicine, that they had said, hey, it looks like this thing is not keeping out of the hospital either. Right? So initially, to me, that was like he can't let that go. Also, it's going to be very difficult to run as an anti Vaxxer. You know, if he said all the vaccines are shit, then he'd be the anti Vaxxer candidate. That's going to be tough. And he's running. He's running for 2024 DeSantis will not run against him. I have this on good authority. He's running and knowing that he's running really for sure. This is gonna Oh, another booster grant. Let's see who that was. A Yes. Korea keeper. 5000 SATs. Yeah, no name. No Name, of course. Thank you. Thank you anonymous. Every two of them we got while we're

1:03:50 doing this show. See? I mean, I have. I don't know that. I have an idea. I have mixed feelings about him running AI. Why do we have the 70 year olds in government? Why? Well, you can close the 80s when it is different. I'm okay with 70 year olds, I work with people who are older. And number one, Trump always drove me crazy. I thought his communication skills were just lacking completely. I don't know who his communications man. I know. They changed him. Just he's just awful. Just awful in turn in terms of getting his point across. Did you like some of the things he did this president? Um, yeah, I did. I did. I did I but he frustrates me more than anything. And I don't know that he is the right person for 2024 at all. So the one thing he did for sure is he broke open everyone's mind about China. Fake News, fake news. That was probably bigger than China, the fake news thing. The pharmaceutical industry, if you recall, Joe Biden's now taking credit for it but he went to these went into the pharmacy He understands very well how the money flows in pharma because of all the middlemen. And that's why, like the epi pen and insulin are so incredibly expensive because there's all these companies that buy from the pharmaceutical companies, they turn around and sell it at an enormous profit to the hospital systems and to the government and all that, and he screwed those guys even said, he knew that that was going to be

1:05:21 bad. But he let me finish. Okay. So why is he? I have all the things I try not to fall into the trap. Trump is stupid, because he's not. This guy is very smart. But Adam, he is part of the system. That's what you say else? Absolutely. Yes. Let me go ahead. I love you. Go ahead. Well, if you want to tell me what's going on, I'm I want to listen to you. No, no, no, go ahead and tell you what I think is happening. So knowing that he's running, knowing that he has exposed bullshit in the past, that's the one thing I think he did well, he, he taught us fake news. He taught us that the news is not your friend. They are the enemy of the public. And that's what I've been saying for the past 15 years. That's what I do. Right? So I'm in agreement there. He showed us the pharmaceutical industry is corrupt. He showed us a lot of things. What if the minute So Candace Owens, okay.

1:06:24 And Candace is coming out and saying, Trump is a dick. This is no good. Well, how could he not actually say that? She said he's, he's not really paying attention. Basically. I don't believe that for a second. I don't believe for a second Trump doesn't know what's happening with this vaccine. He knows let's look at the timeline. He did operation warp speed. He thought that was going to save his presidency, get the vaccine out there, get it ASAP. Start to get people vaccinated. This is what what that's I think without a doubt he that was on his mind. The pharmaceutical industry said we can do this we got his you know, we're good to go. It's this technology. Of course he didn't look into that. How can you took took me months to figure it out. And then the pharmaceutical industry paid him back by not releasing the vaccine until Joe Biden was president. Right? Right. So they fucked him. Why did they do that? Because he fucked them with the with the pricing. So he did that they fucked them back didn't get get him the what could have possibly helped him save his presidency? I don't know with corruption.

1:07:27 So but that we wouldn't May I finish? Sorry, JCD. I'm sorry. It's hard, isn't it? Right? I know when you hear me coming up with something so truthful, you have to stop me from saying okay, sorry. Call me, John. Never. What if, and this this would be one of the biggest patriotic moves in history? And I'm just going to say it's a real possibility knowing a little bit about Trump. What if he's because when I hear Breitbart, and what's his face? Bannon getting pissed off at Trump? That stinks. That's the setup. If Bannon is saying Trump is wrong, Trump is doing something wrong. That's an inside job. And here's what possibly could be going on. Because look, he chose Candace Owens. We haven't heard him talk about mandates or this this exact balance of vaccines. Vaccines are 100 million people better the Spanish Flu ended the First World War. Candace Owens.

1:08:36 So this is an online thing and what is happening now and I hope to be able to find some evidence of this. I've seen some mainstream is now almost forced, because it talks about Trump all day long, almost forced to say, well, Trump. You know, Trump has really pissed off his supporters because his supporters are saying the vaccine doesn't work. And Trump is saying it works. Oh, what's happening now? Now we see more and more stories. Yeah, it looks like the vaccine maybe isn't all that great. What if? What if the man is playing the media through by getting people pissed off, to discredit the actual vaccine to wake people up? So they see and the mainstream can then and this would be this would be it's a long shot. But if the mainstream turns around and says, Oh, shit, these vaccines aren't working, which they have to admit at some point if Donald Trump Donald Trump's fault, both so why was he on Candace Owens and saying I brought these back because he needed he needed to get her angry to be talking about it to ignite this anger of Trump is not Trump loves the vaccines their shit. If if I could be totally wrong about nothing. Do you think he's that strategic? Yes, you do.

1:09:53 I guess I do. Yes, I do. Yes. Do you do not get to where to where Trump is In life in business without being at least that strategic, I thought of it. So yeah, it's very possible he's using that he has enough time, this several years here for him to go through. And then all of a sudden, it'll be because he can easily say, Well, look, they've been lied to me What can I say? But to get it out to stop to stop the insanity of the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth ninth annual semi annual booster. That could be what he's doing. I would be overjoyed. If is true. They could just be me dreaming.

1:10:38 It's interesting. It's interesting to see. And also nice. I don't want an 80 year old. I don't want him to be No, I don't either. It would be interesting to see with Biden, because Biden took credit for all of the vaccines would be interesting to see if he backs away from it, then because it's obviously failed. It's obviously failed. So it'll be interesting to see how it all plays out. So, but going back to Candace Owens, I just didn't think that she I didn't think she asked, she didn't hold him accountable and asked him the questions and made him under, explain himself. And so to me, that was a little lacking. So well consider maybe she's in on it. Kind of hope not like you think if Trump came to me, Trump came to me and said, I need you to help me save the country from this killshot which I think the booster is not for everybody, please, if you've been vaccinated, we have no problem with you don't give a shit. But the evidence I'm seeing is the booster is not turning out great for a lot of people, particularly if you work at the New York Times. If you you know if you know a lot of a lot of people have just fallen down.

1:11:47 I've heard so many sad stories of people who've had such adverse reactions. And I'm just grateful that my daughter's and your sisters and my sisters who have gotten me or my sister, and my nephews who have gotten the the vaccination have had no issues at all. But I have seen story after story. And it's, it's frightening. It's frightening. And I want you to take Tylenol, so I will I will not take that shot. I will not well, it doesn't seem to be effective. So, you know, that's by itself. We don't need to go down that I'm just saying, I think there's a just and it would be great because we need this if it's a ploy if he continues down this path with his insiders, and I totally think Breitbart and Bannon are in if there's something going on, they're in on it to force basically use the media's own hatred of him. Hatred of actually America, hatred of anyone who doesn't live in a city, voted Democrat. To expose what's going on and to stop this in its tracks. It's very possible we'll have if, if so it'll play out in the next six months.

1:13:03 That'd be pretty remarkable. So buckle in, grab your popcorn. Ah, I don't know. Grab your ankles. Who me popcorns. Shoe. Well, that's Bo Higa. When you bend over here it comes again. You've ever heard of that? British thing? It'll be interesting to see what's going to happen. So Richard Richard Peterson. Is that Richard Peterson? keeps sending me songs. Oh, that he writes the one that you played? Yes. Episode Two. Yes. He's written several more songs since since the last time and I wanted to play just a little bit of his as there's an ode to you and I actually so love story to size a love story.

1:13:55 Because we have been married for almost seven years from 17. Jag in love story. Leather Jacket love story. Well, he lives by himself That's right. This damn it got it right I did. That's right. Third time's right. The CAG and love Come on, man. This is this something and then these little production but daddy. Daddy Oh are we a leather jacket? lovestory baby. Yes, we are. Later.

1:14:40 Thanks for watching. I love your songs. Man. Thank you, Richard. He sounds like awesome and um, hates that word. You say that a lot. I do. And I mean it. You've increased saying that. In the last season. You see me me? No, because when you say it about me, I'm in total agreement. Yeah, yeah. I just find it interesting. I've heard read it more often. I like it. I like the word. Yeah. Are you in all of me? Of course I'm awesome. Yeah. You know, we've been married for 17 years, please. We have a lot of fun together. We always laugh. We always laugh we always talk. Yeah, we have a lot of fun and our our What's your most favorite time together? Well, what do you mean most favorite time so well, I love in bed when we're Yes. And then we're just talking.

1:15:26 Yeah. And then sometimes they'll say, Adam read something to me. To me. I'll give an example show you an example of what I read to you. That's our favorite time and I don't sleep we have a king sized bed. And I sleep in the middle right next to Adam. I have all from the day that we met. We had to get a new mattress because it was like it was the day that he sauced me up with two bottles of champagne. Hello. When we were dating you were begging for it I think you were left in disbelief after all. So this is one I just kind of gloss over that. This is one of the things I read to Tina. Okay, read the Bitcoin white paper.

1:16:10 I know a lot about Bitcoin. Yeah. A purely peer to peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party. I love reading the Bitcoin white paper. Adams brain is always going and so I look at him and I'm like your brain. Your your wheels are spinning. Right? And he's like, yeah, totally. I mean, he's constantly I can see it in real life. His brain is just spinning, spinning, spinning. So at night, he's like, I got to read something super boring to get myself to sleep. So I'm like, whoo, read it to me so that I can go to sleep. And that's it. He reads me the Bitcoin white paper. I would say it's boring, but it's definitely not something that keeps you awake after I've read it so many times. And then he'll read Linux stuff. Like what he's reading code. How sexy is that? Ladies?

1:16:56 Well, I will say I did my year end emails. Yes. He produces and it's and because I'm no I love you because you hound me. You start in October, you know, you should really is and the personal emails everybody. No agenda would not be where it is podcasting. 2.0 would not be mo fax would not be where it is without the support of the people that that we would not love you. We would not be without the support. Yeah. So I'm like, because I am a fundraiser. I'm a communicator. I said to him, you have to thank these people. You have to it is important that you acknowledge that.

1:17:37 Well, it is not I don't thank them. But but sending a year and email to you know, letting us in 200 emails. It was really nice. Yes. And I'm so proud of you. Because I would have hounded you till the cows came home. And I did that with technology. Yeah, I did. He was like, I'm writing a script, so that I can mail merge this and Micah. You're writing a script? Like what a nerd you are. Exactly right. But you did it. You did it. And I'm Thank you. I'm very proud of you. And I have the script for next year. How about that? And it wasn't that bad. Was it? No, no, no. And then tell the story about how you reached out to the guy who wrote the script, actually. Oh, yeah. So So I have, like 200 emails I want to send and I want to, I want to send obviously 200 emails, everyone personalized, only works if you do some templating. So I was able to Eric got me all the email addresses I wanted, and first and last names. And then I was able to do in a spreadsheet, just type in a personal message each next to each name, and then it went off. And now what was your question? Again, what I'm just talking about how cool is script? Oh, the guy, the guy who wrote the code. So I want to I needed to find this thing that would work with my email program. And this is, you know, on GitHub, of course, and some open source code, and then I and I use it and work perfectly. And I left a comment which everyone should do if you use some open source code from someone thank the guy or gal. I said, Hey, thank you. This really saved me a lot of time, I'd like to send you some you know, like a PayPal or Bitcoin or just something where I can send just buy a

1:19:09 coffee or something because I really appreciate it. And he came back and he said, Oh, my God, thank you so much for letting me know. This. It just really makes me enthusiastic for publishing more of my code. I love this. But I don't have a good job. I don't need any money. Give it to a local animal shelter. It was like really nice. And that's the world I love. Like that's a value for value. Right? 100% right. I love living in that world. That is that is good for me. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody wins. How are we doing? I love our conversations, though. We have really good conversations. Yeah, we do. I'm sure I wasn't listening. I'm just kidding, baby. You're the only person I talked to except for my work wife.

1:19:51 Oh, Jhansi Devorah. Yeah, yeah. You have anything else? I Think covered all my my Tina's timeline we got Well there's a couple things we can we can shift to the next time for sure we'd love for you to support us this is the exit strategy there's no other exit strategies yeah this is the exit JG no agenda that's right sorry John the exit strategy but we we would appreciate support and you can go to Korean zookeeper.com You know more and most importantly please send us your questions. I want to know what you want to know. Yeah. So And hey, we're an open book I mean, almost an open right.

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