It's not masturbating with a goddamn microphone. I can't help it. It feels so good. But you know who Joe's looking at it low and I could sell that on eBay?
And Del's like, you know, I should have some sort of negotiation before I talk it with. There's only one mic. You only have one. You're welcome.
I've been told that I taste very sweet. We'll talk to that. But you don't want to know. Some other random guy.
Hang on a sec. I'm just adjusting levels here in the new weird place. I really like the stand you made out of foam work. That's what I was looking at.
Did I mention that I am a survivalist kind of person? Wait, you know your knob. That's your knob. So what do you do?
Well, because I'm adjusting your knob. Because I just adjusted that knob. Don't touch my knob. Don't touch my knob.
I just touch your knob. You don't touch my knob. I don't know. It seems like it's all working.
Can I watch you guys touch each other? We're not. We could totally knob touch right now. This is well, you know, when you're in a temporary place, you're setting everything up.
And it's like, OK, I think this fucking works. I hear me. I see a signal. My Michelle's masturbating with a microphone.
He was over there doing mu stuff. And Del, I see the top of his fucking half shaved head. And he's like, he's like, he's like, well, now we can't hear you. You have to take the microphone.
Remember, this is how it works. Yes, we have to actually be listening to the audience so hard. Listen, I don't know what you just said. But no longer, no, no longer.
Don't be younger. Be excited because, god damn it, we're going to be here. There are an nihilist in this mall, right? This is my nihilism today.
OK. This is, I put us in this fucking position today. Well, I'll get our chair up because a certain owl is late. So I think the quin has to strip for that.
You know what? If you're in this room, I think absolutely. She needs to do it in front of the air conditioning. Make her roll around on the half constructed floor.
It is half constructed. Well, I don't know. I guess we just do this like we always do this. You guys want to do a show?
Woo! Well, let's do a show. The following show is for mature audiences only. Listener discretion is advised.
And if you don't like it, please go fuck yourself. One, two, three, four. Do you feel your sex life is played? Later.
Scared that you can't hear. Scared that you can't hear. Parked her in the podcast and join the Kinky Wells of Play. Welcome to the Beverted Podcast, a show where we explore the adventures of the Kinky Life Style Sex and Perversion.
Recording live from someplace on Strange. In wonderful place, I am Cathy. I'm Boogie. I'm past the mic.
Take your cue. No, say your name. Say your name. Name.
Hi, I'm Michelle. Now I'm headed to him. Dell. Wow.
You know how to command a room, Boogie. Oh my god. She just, my Michelle's been masturbating with that mic for literally a half hour. Well, you told her at the past day.
I did, but she's the first step. You have to tell her. She doesn't know better. Oh my god.
We are in a garage that's half and stir. Actually, it's like three quarters finished. We're sitting on the side that has flooring, so I feel pretty good about that. We're not on the concrete.
And that is the concrete with dust. But the important thing is, is there is a beam in the middle of the room that looks, I guess it's going to have a sex swing or something cool in it. Well, it's JJ. Kinky Contractor is going to be attaching it to the rafters to really secure it so you can swing all kinds of kinkiness.
Yeah, yeah, because it's kind of long, right now. Say you need some support in the middle. But then there's one of the type of AC that we didn't have in the past love lap. Yes.
This is a monster AC happening here. This is moderate temperature. I mean, that thing's on the other side of the room, and it's blowing between my legs somehow. It's like hitting the floor and just going, it is kind of facing the floor, and I can see how it makes this way across the room.
Why not do your legs? It's literally going up. Like, you're not a dude. Joe, when you sit and you feel a breeze and you just kind of spread your legs a little bit so you can get it to just kind of blow in your sack a little bit just if you can get a little side circle.
Yeah. You know what I'm doing? I mean, I know, dude, do women do that with labed? No.
Do you get side-laved? No. We do that with boobs. We do that with underbought.
Yeah. Underbought. OK. So you just hold little paper towels under there?
Yeah. Well, the back of my neck isn't all sweaty today, so that's good. Oh, so back of the next sweat. Well, you got hair.
It's nice in here. I mean, at some point, we're going to get cabinetry and finish the floor, and JJ, if he ever gets his ass over, he will finish the rest. But it's nice, right? You guys?
I like it. Better than being in the ravioli. We will be back in the ravioli soon. No, we're going to be in my car.
We're not going in the ravioli. I have good air, and we need space to have a couple of people. We don't have room in your car. Yes, we do.
No, because the equipment has to go somewhere. I guess it on your lap. Kathy? Look, look, there's a contraption.
If you can make this contraption, it can sit on your lap while I drive. It is a pretty good testament to foam core and hot glue. I can't believe that's standing. Well, no, it's actually very solid.
I have bray support. And we have the soundboard, and it's an old English little soundboard. And so, but it has a metal face. So I'm like, wow, I got to raise the compressor and all the other stuff above it.
And we don't have a place to stack it. So I'm like, if I built a little shelf that could sit on the metal face of the mixer, and then put it like, sit hip. Is this the real reason why you made that Pokemon practice to make this mess? That's what it is.
Oh, you didn't even see the dresser I made to live inside the ravioli. Like, I have a box. It's like a literally like a crappy regular box. And then I built foam core sections inside the box.
So the sex toys could go in, clean clothes could go in. And then, you know, like your little, you know, your toiletries kind of thing, you know, tampons, pads, and toothpicks and stuff like that. Because you use tampons a lot, don't you? You know what, Kathy?
There's a Mew over there. And last time I checked, she's a blader. She does like to fling those tampons. She does.
She does. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
Go with me on this. Mew can literally like shows that we do in the ravioli if we're driving. She can literally just fling bloody tampons out the window at random people. She does not look very happy.
And say freedom of speech. No, but you know, that's go, that's a bridge too far. No. No.
Look at that face. She's giving you the face. That they said, no. Howdy, you know, how could you do this to me?
Oh, I understand why I'm feeding back. I'm going to try this. See that if that, see, I'm where, you're missing with the board because you're trying to get a better set. I'm noticing some distortion and then like, oh, I took the limiter off so we could get the samples.
I don't know if they're still working. Drunk ass fucking son. Hey, baby. I want to dick my face on your tits.
Like you want to see your guard when you're out in the club. I can tell you, okay. Did you guys hear that? No, they can't hear it a little from your ears.
No, they can't hear anything because I don't have the thing set up. This is it, perverted podcast. Perverted podcast audience, we just want you to understand that we are working it out. Here's a new place.
I don't know how I'm going to be here, but you know who knows. Who knows. But for right now, this is it. And here's a show and we got to talk in Del and Joe and my Michelle and you and Al, of course, isn't here.
Isn't here. Why did you put, I put welcome to an undisclosed location and you put that is protected by carnivorous fucking zombie bloodfuck mosquitoes. Because fuck this place. That's why I don't want to leave this garage.
Perverted podcast listeners, we're in Los Angeles and if you're in places that are very humid, obviously you have to deal with the fucking Perth, you know, Australia, you know, you're going to deal with bugs and whatever. But some humans don't do well with bugs. And I, Count Boogie, am that person. I do not, I have all sorts of bug allergies and whatever.
I get bit and I am fucked up and Kathy and I sat on a couch in the backyard here. Kathy's like, no, for five minutes. We need to talk and you know, let's just, we were, I don't know. We were working out some, we were working out the new name that we're supposed to call this Kathy Special Place who gave you that name.
The creative explorer said, you know, hey, you know, this place should be called Kathy's Special Place is like kind of like a double entendrement. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, but we are retarded and this is nothing to do with my vagina. I'm going to do that right now. So we're recording live from Kathy's vagina.
All I know is... I've been trying to get their eyes like you. That's a big cause anyway, let's listen to the inside of Kathy's vagina. What is that slapping so bad?
That's that's a giant set of fucking elephant balls slapping against your labia in your caverners by China. Oh my god. I actually would like that giant cavernous elephant balls slapping against my labia you know, we can make that work out. Okay, so like giant?
Elez Langiefels you do they have to be actual balls or can they be elephant balls? They can be a simulated balls, but they do have to be human. Okay, I draw the line at bestiality. I'm sorry, I like the bar.
Oh, can't they? Goddamn it. So anyway, yeah, we seven that counts for five minutes. And look at my legs.
Have you guys seen my legs? Oh, brother, here we go. My legs here so you guys can see. My micelle, look at this.
Look at this just infected all over. I have like 20 on the other side. You don't have 20 on this side. I did it, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
Ten. And then 10, 11, another leg 12, 13, 14. That's it, that's it. Okay, 15, I'm sorry, Cathy.
The thing is that I get it and I sympathize with you, but that is nothing compared to the allergic reaction my sister gets with mosquito. You would not believe her legs if she showed them to you. Why is it? Why is it?
Take your feet? It's not. It's asphalt. That's where the water reclamation plant.
So a lot of mosquitoes went down. It's like there's this thing as bug spray, but it's nothing compared to living in New England and going on a white water trip. You end up with like 86 of them after two days. Oh, no, no, no, no.
You mean, oh, no. No, nothing happened. I can't do it. No, I hate bugs.
Do you want me to like scalpel them for you? Well, no, because they get more than 50. I'll leach them. You'll leach them?
Yeah. You'll get some leeches. I'll figure it out. Okay, sure.
Let's get a scalpel and start slicing my legs open. That's going to make me feel alive. I have a feeling that if Joe had made that shelf, it would have looked a lot nicer. But we have a story about that.
Hand Joe the microphone. Hand Joe the microphone. Hello, hello, Joe. So Joe, so I had to do some modifications on the ravioli so I could live in it.
So I have to take out seats and then I'm like, hey, I don't do well with bugs and I have lived in vans and motor homes probably about 10 years of my life because I'm fucking pathetic. By the way, there's some underlying anger and aggression I didn't even know before the show. I got a new screen. It's not very underlying.
Okay, good. It's right out in the open. So yeah, because yeah, I brought us here. Thank you.
You guys are welcome, by the way. So I had to put screens in the back windows because when you go to sleep at night and it's like 90, 95 degrees in the valley, I'm trying not to laugh my head off. I'm like, hey, I need to somehow put screens in these windows and I have electric windows in the back. And I'm like, okay, well, if I kind of cover the back and maybe put some sort of stripping or something, it's clear from the window when it goes up or down.
And it's boom, boom. And your first thought is. So I'm like, okay, I don't have tools. I don't have tools.
So Joe is just like, obviously Joe is awesome. He's always trying to help. He's like, what can I do? Let me know.
And I'm like, you know, independent guy. I'm fine. I got it all fine. And I'm like, wait a minute.
I'm not fine. I don't have tools to do this. I'm like fine, Joe. You want to help?
I need your help. And he's like, great, come on over. Let's do it. Set up.
Now in my mind, because Joe is like a master craftsman of leather goods and all of this stuff we see. He made pandas mass. Did you see pandas mass? Yes I did.
Amazing leather mass. The bunny mass for bunny news cat mass. Joe is like, so in the back of my mind, I start to ease up on my plan paranoia like if it doesn't work out. So cause I'm like, Joe's got me, right?
You know, I think I'm ready to just kind of submit almost and just be like, look, this guy knows what he's doing. I'm just going to see what his ideas are when I go over. And I go over and he's like, great. Now, I don't know if you're not going to talk about, but you had a supervisor kind of position.
Yes, I did. I retired as a supervisor. Yes, as a supervisor. Hence the word supervise, Kathy.
I come over thinking Joe's going to like, hey, we could do this. And this is Joe hands me a bunch of tools. I was like, I'm going to watch. I'm a supervisor at your point and tell them what to do.
Just say, but he did no pointing and telling me what to do. Oh, no, it was great. I had a great time watching him. So I'm like, all of a sudden, I'm like, well, I got a bunch of tools, half of which I've never touched in my life.
There's this whole thing. And I'm like, well, I'm assuming that's a whole bunch. So Joe's like, well, I'll make you some leather strips. And you can use that to line the screen and drill it into the aluminum frame and stuff like that.
And so I'm like, I don't know if I can figure this shit. I'm not punching leather. OK, so back up here. I told him he was a center punch to mark the holes.
Or you're going to drill into the metal. No, I told him he used to use the whole punch to mark the leather. No, no, no, no, no. I mean, direct sunlight, Cathy.
We had some shade in a minute. But in general, I melt in the sun. And I'm like, I'm not going to last. Joe's like, oh, it's like 20 minutes.
And I'm like, no, this is me. This is not going to take 20 minutes. And we did it about two. I was right.
So I'm like, I got to do things. And he's like, no, this is a whole punch here. And I'm like, or I could just shove it in there and drill. And just see.
And screws are flying everywhere. And Joe's just sitting there with this super arms cross on his chest. Just looking at me. He's going to write me up or something for two things inaccurately.
Oh, it is very entertaining. And he's just like, I'm retired from this kind of shit. I'm like, hey, Joe, would you fire me? He's like, no, you're too fun to watch.
He's one of the guys that you want to keep on the job site. Because at the end of the day, you have sore ribs from laughing so much. But you just keep shifting them to jobs that are less and less hazardous to the company. So did you ever get the screen up?
I got the whole thing. Hold on. Go right away. Yeah.
So my favorite part was you want to slap yourself in the face with the leather strap on the drill? Yeah, yeah, that part. Yeah. Go ahead.
Go ahead. Tell this guy, Joe. He's trying to drill through the leather. And I told him it's like drill a whole through.
So it catches and just starts swinging around. Just spinning around the drill. It just misses his nose when I can inch. So I don't watch you.
This I just can't stop laughing. I mean, whatever, a twirly bird on the drill is just part of the game when it was as far as I'm concerned. I kind of lean back. I started slashing at me.
I wouldn't think that you would like helicopters. I just, you know, whatever. That's hilarious, boogie. So hey, you know what?
You go out there and you look. And that screen is in with a leather, you know, it's screen drilled into the thing. It's solid. So no more bug bites for boogie.
Well, at least in theory. At least with the back windows. At least with the back windows. But if you drive with the other windows, see, this is the shit that I, over the podcast listeners, as I ramble endlessly, which you're used to by now.
This is a dark time to come back to the reality of how many years I've done this. And so it's, there's a part that's like interesting. Like, oh, look, I built the box. So I made a lid for it, you know, and it works and the hotoches can sit there and the things.
And you know, there's a certain part of that like nerd. And it all looks horrible. It all is just glue and duct tape and whatever, but it's functional. And so there's an excitement about that.
But then pulling up here today and just, you know, driving around with Mew in the back, you know, I'm like, well, I gotta look for some sneezles or a sneezele mess by here. Gotta get a shiny sneezele. And she's just bouncing around in the back because I took out all the seats. The thought of Mew-Bats.
That wasn't adventured itself. And like she's laying there on the thing. And I know what's coming. I know it's coming.
And it took about a half hour and she's like, Daddy, I think I'm getting sick back here. And I'm like, I can't not have a front seat, but I need it for my feet. There's space and, you know, and it's just, and then it all just hit me. Look at what you did again.
Look what you did again at 51, you piece of fucking shit. Look at you. And it all comes raining down on you. And I mean, it's been raining down on me.
And it's just, I don't know. I mean, it's an adventure and everyone's used to the clown, you know, doing this, but it is, it's, I don't know, it's just shitty. It's just shitty that I put us in this position. And I know there's all the fucking circumstances and good versus evil and all that bullshit, but you know, and people are like, oh, and we respect you, you have integrity.
Thanks for standing up for everyone. And I'm like, you know what, you can't eat integrity. You can't. So, I don't know.
So I'm a little, I'm happy, I'm sad. You know, I got a shiny pony-totted a cat which by the way, I've been looking for seven months. It's glorious. I was happy, literally, for 10 whole minutes.
10, and then life came back. Okay, crashing back down. So, here we are. I'm not, there's really a lot I can say about that because you're the one going through it, not me and there's nothing I can do to help you.
And you and I, the show is a lot of fun and we, and partnered with a lot of educating and doing what we can out there. But also a big part of the show is you and I being brutally honest with ourselves and with our listeners and we just put out what's going on and you can't deny that this is what's going on in your life right now. It is a horrible day when you realize you're back where you started and. Yeah, it didn't really go in.
I mean, the show is definitely a milestone in my life because it's something I've been consistent with. You know, Mew is a milestone in my life. I almost were coming up on five fucking years in October. You know, five years, my longest relationship, I think was with Abyss that was short three years.
And that was a year longer than any other relationship. So, I mean, there's some things in my life that I'm more consistent. I am definitely a little bit more mature. I'm gonna say yeah.
A little bit more. A little bit. You and I are still friends. If you and I had not matured more, we would not be friends.
Probably true, probably true. But it's still just, you know, you're like, oh yeah, I did this. You know, so whatever, you know, I'll go and. If this isn't a plug for us to maybe ask for more Patreon supporters, I know what it is.
Because let me tell you, we need to make a fucking living out of this. I would love it. This is me. I'm not saying it's you.
I would love to make a fucking living out of this show and not too many people get to do that. And while I would love for that to happen, I don't actually foresee that happening. But boy, it would be nice if we could make a push for more Patreon supporters. So we could have a studio space to be able to record.
And so we wouldn't have to be beholden to somebody else to sit in the back seat of their car to sit in their half finished garage. That's not a ridiculous dream. And Kathy, now then speaking as someone who doesn't want our listeners to feel guilt, our patrons are amazing. And right now those patrons, Kathy, are paying for my storage unit.
And they're paying for all the show stuff. As far as like sound cloud and stuff like that. So that is amazing. It's not as if our patrons are supporting us.
They're great. That is amazing. But it's really a numbers game. Kathy, we got, you know, 1,000, you know, 1,000.
We might have pushed more. Well, no, yeah, if we push more of these 1,000 listeners, 2,500 plays a week or whatever we got. 1,000 listeners, we are already over what the percentages are. If you look in Patreon and you go through, you know, what the percentage per person is, our listeners that are donating are donating more than the average patron.
I've looked at all of these stats. Our listeners, so it's really the numbers. Now then if you want to get fucking Jimmy Fallon, or who's the British guy that I fucking know? Why are you getting Fallon always the go-to guy?
Who's the British guy that does car karaoke? Does nobody know this guy's fucking great? Fuck it, I fucking freeze. And commercialize is everywhere.
I watch tons of his shit. Anyway, we all know who you're talking about. We can't remember someone's fucking telling me. Huh?
Dells looking. Dells looking. He's a ginger. Is he?
No. No, no, no. Whatever. But the reality is we need a bump in the number of listeners we have.
And then, yeah, more people would. Yeah. We can talk about all the particulars out of it. But you know, this is a dream of mine.
We'll see here right now. And we can talk numbers here because we disclose on this show. We don't mind talking about our podcast business on the show. It doesn't really affect us.
Did I say that out loud? You said podcast business. Podcast business. But it's not behind doors.
No, no, no, we can be close. We make about right now on Patreon about 260 bucks a month from others and that's great. So if we had 10 times more listeners and about average that, then that would be about 2,600 bucks a month. And that would be enough to get a studio.
And that would be, you know, so that would. So what we need is we need to be more professional and do a better show so we can attract more listeners. That's the answer. No, that's not the answer.
The listener, the money for the listeners. Here's on Patreon. We have half the TV. But the name of the person you're looking for was James Corden.
That's it. I don't even know what that is. It's like a great, great. Dude, I'm went over way British, ginger.
I guess he is. He just does what? He doesn't mean it. He does not have any shows.
He does a lot of comedy. He does stuff called Carkaraoke. And he gets all the big stuff. He did one with Paul McCartney.
That was just epic. They just, and you sit in the car with him and then they sing your songs, Cardi B and Gwen Stefani. And the red hot chili peppers and then he went and wrestled with Anthony Quitas in a yard. Somebody's just random yard.
Like, let's go fucking wrestle. And he's like, ah, he's fucking great. It's really great. But we need to be on his show and I need to do jingles for him.
So if you know this guy, you know, let him know. Hey, Boogie can really boost your show with majingles. And then we'll get the 10,000 listeners. We'll make the 2,500 bucks a month.
We'll have a studio. Everything will be tits. That's how it'll work. Fit life is the play, ladies.
It's about genital soldier and some space. We share our kinky thrills. Put it around the world. Yeah, we'll put it on gas.
Talk about that. That's like motherfucker. I love how both Cathy and I take off our headphones and turn the little speakers out so people can kind of hear the jingle, but not really. We're five feet away and we still can't hear it.
I know. We're just deaf. We're old Joe. We have a call just me by gentle dissolve who was recommended to me by King.
Thank you so much, King. And Prince S. You guys send me the fucking band. They're doing the real podcast, man.
The royal pleasure. The royal pleasure. I don't know. Our show is a royal pleasure.
Down the shitter. Thank you again for putting the at Cathy in the comments. I love it when you guys direct me to post it. You think are interesting.
So gentle dissolve says over the last days I've read a few pieces addressing issues of categorizing and labeling. It's a consistent theme here in the life series. And sometimes I feel that the weight of the categories and the labels they assume too much. Expect too much.
Miss out on too much and limit too much. I'm not submissive. I'm not a switch. I'm not dominant.
I'm not a sadist or a masochist or monogamous. I'm not open or poly. I'm none of these things. I'm all of these things and more.
It's about the connection with someone else. Each new connection is unique and its uniqueness invites us to explore the options of possible shared experiences. Not because our labels match up. Maybe because they don't.
Maybe magic happens when the categories are discarded. At least I'm not a fan of the characters. Maybe because they don't. Maybe magic happens when the categories are discarded.
At least I've experienced magic that way. Because the connection between me and another person is organic defined by us. In that context and in that moment. Just being ourselves.
Me. Just being me. I thought you like that one. Double.
To rip my blood! Ladies and gentlemen. I guess you like that. We've actually knew and I were going through this as she's filling out all of her stuff for the different applications for med school and stuff like that.
And it's a really, that's a big deal because they ask a lot of those questions, you know, how do you identify yourself and what do you think you are as a person? Obviously, they're all looking for who is the strongest character and whatever besides just being qualified. What are you looking at the wall for? You're looking at a wall in a storm where you don't know what you're looking at and you're just staring at the wall?
There's just a lone glass of water on the floor and I don't know what it's doing there. So I was like, what the hell is that doing there? That's my water, Kathy. That's the water Mew brought me.
Oh, I'm fine. You just think like when you're like, you get scared like it's late at night and the dog just starts staring at the wall and you're like, you're talking to ghosts, I'm not a dog. You're just like, whoo. What are you looking at?
What are my shoulder? Or the cat just like fucking looks at fucking bales instantly and you're like, okay, there's a fucking, there's a serial killer in here for sure. I'm right here. I'm fucking ready for it.
Just water, Kathy. People drink it. So, you know, they're talking about this and what was really interesting is for the past, you know, all the years that we've been together and the show, our main goal on the show is not to dismantle people who need to have an identity, but to dismantle, to just dismantle that the urgency for it. Does that make any sense?
What do you mean people's urgency to try and label things right away? This is why I identify as this way. This is what we are. This is the box.
We gotta find a box. We gotta find a fucking box. And that I found so, so just damaging to everything in society and history and war and segregation and racism and everything is because everyone is so obsessed with I am this. You are that.
You say you're this, but I'm this. So I have to somehow now be more righteous than you because I think you're a dick. So now we can't have southern baptists. We have to have southern baptists, penal costal root.
And so it's always just your identity. It's that name and that name forces you to be. And it ends all conversations and it ends like the poster glamorously and amazingly said, you know, where's the conversation? How are we getting, how are we getting to know each other?
Okay, you say you're a switch. What does that mean to you? You say you're a Republican. What does that mean to you?
You say you're a Democrat. You say you're a, what any conversation that if you, you people are so eager to just drop it at that to just be like, I'm this. Well, now I have 17 things that I think about that. I don't know what you personally think about that.
And so now I'm just going to leave it and think you're a complete fucking asshole because I never bothered to ask who you are. I just am now judging you by your category. And I think that's been our theme on the show. So when I saw this today, I'm like, I don't need to take notes.
You're like, Amen, brother. I just, I guess the reason I don't have such a huge problem with labels is I've never felt that oppressive, you know, coming from someone else where they're labeling me. I don't have problems with label. What I, what I was what I have problems with is when somebody tries to dictate to me what I am because I've said I am a switch or I, it's just one of many things I am.
But it's when people think that's all you are and not only is that all you are, but this is what I think it means. And that's quite frankly their problem. It's not my problem at all. It's just never been an area in my life where I have a great deal of drama or issues around.
So sometimes when I hear you talking about it, I feel a little guilty and think, well, I should get worked up about this just like Boogie does because damn it, the labels. But like I said, they've just never really affected me that much. I don't know why. I mean, I surely, I can't say I understand because I'm not a part of a, I mean, other than being kinky and mentally ill, I'm not a part of a marginalized community.
You know, I'm not, I'm not trans. I haven't had to deal with transphobia. I'm not a person of color in our society to where I have to deal with that and been raised in that. So I absolutely understand that I don't understand that whatever my attributes or orientation or color of my skin is that that forces people to tribe up.
You have to somehow unify. Otherwise, you're going to be oppressed into oblivion and killed and pushed away. So I understand when people are like, you know, Black pride or gay pride or, you know, this pride or that pride, I understand the need to unify so that you can work through oppression and get through that. I understand it personally because, you know, I, in the society, I haven't been oppressed other than what I've caused for myself.
I've brought on my own judgment and oppression based on my views and the things that I spout and how offensive I am and stuff like that. But I wasn't raised and, you know, I wasn't raised as a child and said, Hey, you got to watch out for these fucking cops because they'll fucking do this. So I don't have any relating to that experience. So I understand that, but it gets to, if it gets to the point to where that identity is all that you are and that everyone is seeing you as only that identity, they're going to make their judgment without a conversation with you.
And my goal is, is can we, if you have an identity and you say, I am this or I am that, can we work our society to a point to where we'll say, okay, well, this is what that means to me, but what does it mean to you and just keep it one to one? Because a lot of people are going to say there are a lot of things and if we can start encouraging more people to have conversation, go, okay, I hear that you're a Republican or Democrat or whatever. What do you stand for? I think that's where we stop throwing the baby out with the bath water and so many things because now everything's polarized, everything's segregated, everyone's, you know, the fear of how we communicate is there and I just don't see it as progressing to any solution.
Right. This is a tough one. Anybody have anything they want to say? No.
I'm not touching anything. I've got a little fucking... I've got nothing to say here. No?
What? I think he has a more depressed one than you even. What's going on, Dan? What's going on, Dan?
I'm talking to the mic. No. This is what happens when I have scenes, quasi-cancelled or actually canceled multiple days in a row. They flaked on you a little bit.
Yeah, they have, and another one didn't, but it was just like headspace and also just not getting aftercare. So it's like I just have grouch drop. Like I don't... I used to get legit sub-drop and sort of depressed.
It's more of to being nihilist drop. Oh, my God, there's three nihilism in the room now. Jesus. No, keep them mic'd out.
I'm trying to stick up my head because I'm trying to feel like I want you to feel like I'm paying attention to you. I'm just seeing your eyes over that processor. But this is... First off, that's shitty.
I'm sorry that that's just shitty. Yeah. You feel neglected and your needs aren't met and things like that. And for whatever the reasons, I don't know what the backstories are on those things.
I appreciate the fact that you shared that with us. And that's the type of communication that I think in a weird roundabout way. Like I had to mention otherwise nothing ever changes. So absolutely.
Afterwards, if you want to talk, if you want to vent, or rant, by the way... Some fucking advice is going to speak to him. I didn't know this when I picked some fucking advice topic. Well, good.
It's going to be good. It's going to be good. That was on our team. He's a fucking team member.
He's a go-to guy to find everything we need. Besties right now. Right now because of Pokemon. You're my only bestie because someone who will not be named doesn't fucking play day.
Oh, I know who you're talking about. The 10 days of like, is this going to happen before? No, no. Okay.
Who are these talking about? Some random Pokemon people don't know. No, no. You know her.
She's pokey flaking right now. Why didn't you say your name? Well, I don't know. Her name rhymes with Al.
Did I say that right now? Well first off, she's not here naked. She had a great last week. Last week.
No, it's never enough for you. Look. Look, I'm in the moment, Kathy. Yeah right.
I only loved myself in my moments of success and then hate myself. Wake, you're going to feel so bad if she was, you know, had some terrible thing happen to her and that's why she's here. We're not talking about being here. We're talking about her pokey daily gift giving and exchanges that get you up to best friends level.
And then you'd be lucky friends with, by the way, I got a lucky friend yesterday. And then I have a shiny Machamp. Thanks. What?
I lost everyone in the room. Except for two people. And you. Who's over?
He just tolerates you when it comes to po. Whatever. I'm just trying to have a variety. Do I have to remind you of your outfit that was so heinous, she had to walk 10 steps behind you.
Just to not be with you. Well, that's a bit of giving because the story previously they would walk with them at all. It's like, oh, they are following them still. They didn't like Santa Car leaves.
So he got something. Oh my God. At least came back. Our listeners are like, really, Kathy, this is why.
This is why we don't give you money. Yeah, this is why we can't donate to a train wreck, you know. It's like throwing good money after bad. You know, there's a train.
It's on fire. Let's heat it with with money. No, people weren't that dumb, Kathy. No, I guess they're not because it's just not that dumb.
What button do I push now? The pretty mailbox. What? Yay.