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I'm going to shut down on Halloween right now. Stop the talk. Yeah. Most offensive Halloween costume.
Oh, that's not nice. You're asking what is the most right now is like aw. But someone will do it. Charlie Kirk.
Charlie Kirk. Okay, hole in the throat. But is it too soon to walk around with like a paper vacher police guy on your neck? Why?
What's that? George Floyd. Oh, I see. He's actually looking for ideas here.
He's such a crazy costume. Join the Patreon Leave comment. What's lady George Floyd? At least show some fucking scan.
No, I think I actually at 50 I'm out of Halloween. I'm trying to muster energy right now. I thought we'd bandy some ideas. Really fun.
What? What did you do last year? Just though the Curiosity for your 40. There's a minute there where I started a priest thing where I just wear like a white thing around my neck with a black jacket and a black shirt.
Really weak. It works. It appears you don't dress like that. He barked me.
He kind of had a job teaching Sunday school. Some sort of costume. Hilarious. Worked.
Worked fine like. And subscribe join for the post show. There's some crazy stuff. We're going to talk about a comedian who has been banned from the mothership.
Oh, who was on the show. Juicy. Juicy. Really?
Wow. Tiny Hitler is doing some banning. Not on his behalf. It's very interesting what he had to say.
And you have to save this for the post show. It's sweet. He's trying to get people. Simon, do you not understand broadcasting?
Yeah, no, I got it. I mean but I'm just so intrigued. Yeah. Oh, that you don't want to wait yourself.
He's like write his name on a piece of paper. Mark, can you go to the guest list. So we can do what we do here. Sure.
I'd love to start off the week with 2382. Andrew Santino, whiskey Ginger, followed by Ian Edwards. Ian Edwards, Mark Kerr, and I don't have the numbers here. I can't believe this.
2035. Rick Josin. All right, what do you rate the week? I wonder what makes him decide, like, oh, this fighter is gonna be a normal episode.
Oh, I think that is an MMA episode of my Curb Mark. Her got brought on. I think more because of the movie. And I'm with you.
I feel you. It's an MMA all they talk about. I mean, it sucks because this week, my pick for who's gonna be on next week was gonna be the Rock, because I knew that movie. Marker.
No, you're starting off Asantino. Excellent. Let's get into it. I think it's a three.
Three. The week is a three. Oh, my God. Really?
No way. No way. The week is a one and a half. Thank you.
I'll match Simon's one and a half. Terrible week. Garbage. How do you give it a 3?
That's, like, above average. I'm trying to remember what I was doing during the Rick Strassman that I really listened to. Masturbating. I was driving home.
Like, I thought that one was interesting. No, it can't pull it up to. Are you kidding me? There was a fucking point, sort of jump ahead.
There was a point, like an hour into the Rick Strassman episode where there's a moment of silence. And then Joe just goes, well, that was a weird moment of silence. And I was like, end this thing right now. Right now.
End this thing right now. This is jumping ahead. I was there for the moment of silence when he's talking about sewing women sewing from behind a sheep. And then he said he was doing it.
And there's a moment, because I think he thought he was doing a metaphor. And there's a moment. He goes, I don't know what you're talking about. There's a bunch of times where, okay, whatever.
We'll start with fucking Santino. Return of the Big Whiskey Ginger. Andrew Santino. So I think he's got an interesting perspective because he's, like, anti AI.
He's anti all this progress or to that position being afraid of it, which was. It is like I commented in the McConaughey episode, it's been. Sorry, just before we. Look at me.
It's been two years since he's been on this podcast. I mean, it's crazy because Even. Not that we know this. Why?
I know. I mean, listen, even Ian Edwards hadn't even been to the Austin location. No, but, I mean, Ian Edwards, like, Santino used to be on all the time. Joe's known Ian for 30 years.
He always was only on every once in a while. I'm saying, like, Santino was one of, like, Joe's henchmen, but he stayed. He did not move. He did not move.
So he got shunned. That's how it works. You kiss the ring, or you come to Austin. You kiss the ring.
But now things are turning. So he's back having his left leaning. Well, he needed. He needed Santino's opinion on the canceling of Jimmy.
He came. Oh, I was gonna say the murder of Charlie Kirk, because they barely talked about. Oh, or how about the Epstein list? Actually, sorry.
I'll give Joe credit. He did talk about how shady the whole Charlie Kirk. Yeah, that's great that Joe's talking about it. Have a guest on who, like, has some Mike Baker.
That's what he's gonna do. You know, that's what he's gonna do. Swear to God. Well, let's just slow back down there.
I thought you would have been endeared to this episode because it begins with Joe falling all over the remix or the AI version of Many Men. Well, he was on the week before, too. He's been all over. Joe and I are listening to.
You guys are all over it. I love that fucking song. It's incredible. And is it bad if you were just to fall into this thing and just listen to AI music because you love so much?
There's nothing wrong with that. No, here's the thing. What's interesting, Kamara, is since I've listened to it so many times, YouTube is now like, here's 50 others. I haven't clicked any one of them.
But they're. They're. They're. They're there.
Yeah. They're ready to go. All three of us at this table love Girl Talk, right? I like women chatting.
Yeah. I'm just. That forever. I'm just saying, a guy, a dj, taking two songs and mashing them together, that's the exact same thing as you going into a program and saying, mash these two things together.
And they just. Look, sometimes you're gonna get shit, and sometimes you're gonna get, like, diamonds in the rough, you know? Well, who knows? Maybe he had an early version of AI Girl Talk to do that.
Because otherwise, it seems like the feat of taking the song, laying it together. It Seems like. So that would be the creative aspect of it and the human. And it's all driven by someone's desire.
Right. We think the original music, the desire to get a band that gets a show that makes money that maybe girls like gets or whatever. Am I wrong? No, everything that's interesting because that leads into what happened at.
Will it be on the post show in any aspect. Being mean to enjoy Avatar like full. What would you call it? Cgi?
Look at something that's not real. Except it's real. Okay, so we don't need actors, we don't need stunts. I mean, I don't know.
But you like the greedy thing that has. No, I believe it was this episode. May not but talk about what Blade Runner was. No, that was a strawson story.
Listen, I don't know if I. If I saw a whole movie that was just done by AI I don't know. I guess it's how good is the movie that's always the problem. And how good is the AI?
Well eventually it's got to become seamless like everything else. And this is the assumption we make. And then what? Jobs get lost.
I was watching that show House of Guinness and there's a guy's job to shovel coal into furnaces to boil the grog or whatever it is. You know how many furnaces, how many jobs does that? It happens easily. Oh, you're talking about jobs who come replacement stuff.
And it happened. You're right. Really quickly. Because as soon as the industrial revolution starts happening, things start getting pumped out real fast.
I think the difference is that normally it was like one industry at a time. Whereas AI has the potential to like if you disrupt. If you disrupt seven of the biggest industries at once and wipe out all the jobs. That's our concern.
Because I'm with you. It's synth whalers. There are certain things that can go as time goes. That's how life happens.
I'm with you. But I think if like, if like I'm saying developers, maybe it's a little more radical and drastic now. Like having such a faster clip because there's a cut off age where no one notices any of this madness that we profess. I think we're seeing and experiencing like the kids walk like Charlie.
What about oblivious to the left and right breaking up and things using better on his block. He's really in right now. The things that'll happen first are the ones driven most by like capitalism. It'll be the Amazons of the world because they're going to try and make the most money.
And the way to do that is by getting rid of the people who work for them. So they're already have their warehouses ready for automation. Like you've seen it done. I don't know if I ever told you, but one of my friends was like part of the building of that giant, the giga warehouse they have in Ottawa.
Yeah, out on Hazeldine. Exactly. Wherever it is. And he said that it's the specs it was built at are all ready to automate at any time because when automation comes in you're going to need taller ceilings because you're going to have robots that are going to go all the way up.
So it's all ready to roll. They're just waiting on regulation today. You know what they're waiting on? They're waiting on Kamara's idea where they just take away regulation for four years.
And that's probably the one part you didn't think about is that these companies are like so prepared for this that it will lose all human beings. Peter Thiel over here. Well, no, there's another story about. Have you heard of 764?
What's 764? Dude, tune in the post show. Well that's interesting because one of the things they got with power was Three Mile island which was gone radiation, nuclear so bad. Should I go there again?
But actually really, really need it. Okay, we don't like again, back to my conspiracy theory. The radiation isn't the evil we think it is. Yeah.
You don't mind though what you're saying is weird because I agree with you. Three Mile Island. But like California for the last 20 years has been 50 powered by nuclear just quietly. I think it's like Three Mile island happened and there was all that like we can't have it.
But yeah, like that's what I'm saying. We have it. We still do. Yeah.
I think it may be suppression from big oil. Well, probably again they're like a bigger lobby is more powerful than nuclear lobbying. That's how you get stuff done. There's no, there's no private individual.
There are today. Probably would put that much capital together with the nuclear lobby. They're like, well we basically have like tons of free energy and we charge people nothing for it. So like me showing up with a briefcase and big oils like charge $500 marital over here.
Saudi fucking lawyers at the wazoo. But there's a guy. I'm talking about how a piece of coal can burn for you know, 10 minutes or whatever this heat generates this and a rock builds up another rock is one piece of this rock. I.
E. An atom can power a neighborhood for 100 days. The idea of the. The Iron man thing to get to that point.
The car in Back to the future. That small power for we've imagined. It feels like it could be there. That's everything.
People did one off research on cancer, put them on nuclear. No, I know he can't do that. Nobody. Then there's a chance.
Like Simon's talk about it for seven years now on this podcast. Like there's a chance that Nikola Tesla had free energy and that they were. And that JP Morgan was like, no way. And it didn't have anything to do with nuclear though.
But you know when you're talking about the splitting of an atom is a very difficult thing to do forever. It was impossible. And then it was possible. And then how far we go past that.
But we just. It may be nonsense, but I fold a lot of napkins. I mean, when I'm working my. There's a lot of fabrics and tablecloths.
Yeah. And sometimes you get loaded up in bajoom on these carts. A real static shock. Oh.
Because you're tight. And so that is something. All that electricity actually does exist. Is there.
The thing with the balloon, that must be of your harness. I mean, again, like it's one of those. You would think that if it could be. We already know you get water from a rock or something.
Maybe that's not a good example. But like, think about it. Like methane. Methane is like a gas that we pay for.
Right. Cows have more methane than anywhere. If we could find a way to harness cow farts, we could have fucking free gas forever. But we haven't figured a way to do that.
Maybe they have. But with this. This power, it's more. It's another new power race.
And they must know so much more than is publicly known. If I was telling you that they're asking you to not say please and thank you, you think about someone's gonna ask you the stupidest thing. No, it's. We're down by three.
I forget this is a moron. Well, you need a field. Gonna be overtime anyways. Wow.
Sorry, guys. Moose are super big. Eh? They're insane.
Don't ever go near a moose. They're so big and they're so much. I think we've talked about this. They're so much bigger than people think they are.
Yeah, they are like. They're like. Bet I could stand under a moose six feet. This is what I'M saying, I guarantee you for sure, sure.
No, no, but for real, they're really big. I've seen a moose in real life and it's one of those things that awes you the same way. When I saw the comet, it odd me because it was just something so like. And think about this.
A Bigfoot is like purportedly like 8ft tall. You know how big that is? It's tall. It's really big.
Not as tall as a moose. It's bigger than a moose. No, it's not. I don't think it is.
I don't think it is either. You just finished saying that the bottom of the moose's belly is six feet. And now you're sitting here saying there's two feet of clearance there in this massive animal. Do you wonder if.
Because the whole thing is that these are natural. There's a picture moose. Moose. The mountain lion, which is.
There could be one within 100km of me or 10km of me. I think a mountain lion. I think you might have something. You drive north enough and you're gonna get mountain lion.
Okay, sure. But I'm saying the Ottawa Valley. I don't believe that you're going to come back. In any event, say we have no conservation actor officers, no rules on hunting, would everything be extinct?
We just be a sad sack of people that used to do that. I mean, we've proven a few times that we will hunt things. Especially because it's the thing you don't know. Like let's say you're just hunting a thing that seems like it's in abundance.
They're just everywhere. Right. So you're just hunting the shit. I don't think things are easy to catch.
And even with the like. That's the whole thing about hunting like a moose is they gotta hide together or get lucky. I don't think you hunt moose. Do they?
Do people hunt moose? Yes, for sure. A friend of mine or ex coworker posted. He shot a moose interesting.
Couple weeks ago. So they've definitely been sightings, but that's enough for me. The whole point is these rejected animals, are they there because of us or despite us? Despite us.
Why because of us? Conservation officers rules on hunting. We probably do more hunting than like. Than.
Yeah, no, we. If anything is extinct here, it's because of us. Not necessarily. I mean, come on, there's a lot of things that are going extinct, not because of us.
Oh no, no, of course. I'm saying though, if like the cougar is an extinct animal, that's because of us. That's because hunters came in and hunted the cougar to extinction, probably. They're not an animal that can't sustain.
Listen, trust me, there's a lot of deer in fucking Ontario. Yeah, there's tons. I'm with you. Have you ever seen what badasses jaguars are?
They're insane. They, like, first of all, they hunt Cayman alligators. Yeah, they're fun, but their whole thing is they'll like hunt a big animal, like a big antelope, and then they pull it up the fucking tree with them. Yeah, but a lot of those.
They're so strong. A lot of those panthers take their kill up into the tree. Well, these guys are hunting big ass shit, man. Like bigger than their body.
And they're pulling it up the tree. It's pretty crazy. Dude, South Americans have crazy names for jaguars. They grab a lot of kids.
Oh, yeah? Yeah. Again, they're jet black. So at night.
Imagine. Well, I'll tell you this. I think I told you. I've been getting a bunch of videos about cats attacking their masters.
Okay? Like house cats? No, just like normal fucking house cats. And they're like, blah, blah, blah, I love you, pumpkin.
And then it just fucking bites their face. I love you, pumpkin. Cats are ruthless, dude. Like, ruthless.
I would rather fight a dog, I think, than a cat. Really. I mean, the cat depends on the breed of dog. I mean, I don't want to be like fighting a pit.
Well, this is my point. Like, I'd rather fight chico than a cat, obviously. Well, obviously. What are we doing here?
All I'm saying is watch a couple of these videos. Cats are not stupid. It's nature's greatest killer. And we keep them around and they're.
They just don't really give a fuck about you, you know? That's why they knock water off the table. That was one of the best comic strips ever since. Cat walks into a bar, he orders a shot of milk.
Like an NPR over here. Kafka. The disruptors of the animal kingdom. Side notes.
What's the motivation the cat hates you so long through line? Because obviously he's not the heels of the Charlie Kirk and Jimmy Kimmel. They talked about jfk and there's something wrong with everything being not an open shut case. Had Jimmy Kimmel gotten his job back by Joe?
They find out, I will give Joe his extra flowers. Joe called it perfectly. Why? What did Joe say?
He said, Anderson, Tim. He was like, if I had to guess, he'll be suspended for like a couple days and Then he'll be reinstated and trouble tweets a mean shit about him and he'll go back on the air to like a stan. His ratings are higher than they were. All of a sudden relevant again.
That's also what we're watching him cry. So I was like, Jesus. Numerous times. Although that one cry is when you know you're being a piece of shit.
When you're saying, I wasn't being a piece of. But you know you're being a piece of shit. That's the only reason we're standing here right now. That was uncoverable.
Watch. But otherwise, it is true that they are the place of his free speech and his new line that, you know, this show is important, that the whole concept important. And the overreaction they did before like this. They're coming for us all.
But it was just a. Just somehow. Everyone's about to take a breath. But even now with this Charlie Kirk thing, it's going to be a conspiracy for our lives.
Hopefully we forget about it, move on. Not in a sad way, but aren't fixated on it. Because it seems like the JFK has come out, right? What do you mean?
Enough people are dead. Everything's happened. It was sort of the government stuff, but there's no one old enough to be like, oh, my God, I can't believe you duped us like this. Because all the people who actually got duped are dead all times where they're at home.
That's not true. You think there'd be some deathbed confessionals or somebody kind of clean about something in this podcast space. It would still be nice to know, like, for sure. Hey, who killed the sitting president?
Was it the government? The mafia? Mossad? It would be nice to know, wouldn't it?
I feel that the fact that we don't know is a clear indication that it was the government because. Well, government. No, no, the U.S. government.
Because that would be the only thing that wouldn't ever come out because that would just. It cripples the whole charade that is freedom. And also, I mean, I guess the good thing about the JFK exposes the. The tendency to go to getting someone to blame for this, no matter what happened.
That's part of the plan. I don't know. It's a weird one. The Sherman murders, the.
Sure. Oh, Bunny and in Ottawa. No, no, come on. That's so crazy.
I just listened to the podcast on this. Well, I just watched this, a CBC thing about it and how there's like, at one point there's private Investigators who are now releasing details about the crime that the police hadn't. Not to say they had, you know, the crime. They did an all investigation.
A guy got into that house and got some footage of it. It's been torn down. Weird. It's really weird because a rich people that got killed in this crazy execution style.
All this stuff and how people get away with it. Or. Or maybe it was the sun. It's really weird.
People can get away with stuff. Lots of people. I mean. And then they don't.
Right? Because then something like 21 and me comes out and one of your relatives takes a test and unbeknownst to you, that's how they caught the Green River Killer. I don't know. One of those guys was 20.
Really was. You didn't. You don't know? Dude.
Yes, I'm telling you. Hold on. I believe you. That's fucking nuts.
I can't remember. It's not the Green River Killer. It's somebody even more famous. Is there no hope that different measurement systems and drive on different sides of the roads.
Say that again. Is there no hope that we have different measurement systems. Yeah. And we drive on different sides of the road.
Is there no hope? What does that mean? It just shows you can learn a way. And it's yes and no though.
Like, listen, I lived in the States for nine months. I know you're saying that's not long enough, but like I don't. I can't. I can't wrap my head around Fahrenheit like every day.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like I just. I understand Celsius. I know what a 25 degree days.
I know what a 30 degree. Let's be there as one example. But can you see a 10ft or. Yeah, you see 10ft more than 3 meters.
Are you done? Are you fucking done? What is going on over here? It was.
Jesus. Sorry. I'm sorry. I apologize.
Sodium. It was the Golden State Killer. And yeah, it was one of those DNA. That's crazy sending away things.
And that's how it works, Matt. Like if your sister or your mom. Yeah. Has done that, then if you've committed a murder out there, they can track you through your DNA.
There's been a murder. So just be careful is all I'm saying. Listen, I told you, my mom. When I was like 9 or 10, we were at the Billings Bridge and the cops had this like booth set up where they were like, give us a swab of your kids DNA so if they ever get abducted, we like can identify the body.
Where My mom was like, yeah, do it. So, like, I was like, really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was like, that's great.
They just have my fucking shit. They just gave you a quick little injection of a microchip and they've been tracking you ever since. That's it on doing this podcast. YouTube tip shits.
Interesting mart else you have for Shantina. Well, keep in mind you breezed by the Jimmy Kilton. Joe agreed with what I said last week, with what we said, that it's not good. It's not good.
But we also agree that it's happened already. And you're saying that's the way stuff goes. Like the government had social media take down stuff about COVID or whatever it was, but it was like, because it was for this reason. I understand why they're doing it.
It's. It's. It's the hypocrisy. Being accepted everywhere and defending when it's in one's interest and not the others.
I agree with you. Well, who defended? Oh, you're just saying the left. Well, he didn't get canceled.
He got suspended. I don't know. I know I'm wrong. I'm an idiot.
I really feel that way, and so what I say really doesn't. But I thought Santino was in a podcast with Mark Marin bodily. And they're talking about it. But I think you bow to the ring, you kiss the ring.
It's a business. It's show business about relationships. Maybe that's the purpose of it. I give it to.
I give it two and a half. I like Santino. That's it. What do they talk about?
I don't know. Usually Kimmel reminds us. They talked about how Charlie Kirk, the guy couldn't put the gun together. The gun is too big.
Oh, yeah, that was also interesting. That's why I said, why are all these things all of a sudden? I don't want to get into it. Go down to the.
Well, actually, he was exploding microphone. I think I saw that this morning. This other angle, like, it's horrible. But why we get in the minutius of who's the person behind it is sort of part of it, isn't it?
Part of what? An assassination of someone isn't like. It'd be great if it was some sort of said we hired this guy to do it, to highlight that there's these people, these 100,000 people trapped here, some sort of crazy podcast like that. But it's also like a.
Like even the clues to the person, the path to the Oswalder. I don't know what the guy's name this time is. The conversation. ChatGPT.
It's all. Sorry. No, I was just gonna say my problem is, like, the DC Sniper. Like, perfect.
No, but like, that guy, they found him and they definitively had all the evidence, and they were like, I don't think that's the case. That's another weird one. They're actually all strange. All assassinations are strange.
That one was super strange because it was like a string of fucking. And he had, like, built a car. Again, it might not have been him, but someone had built a car and was shooting at the back. Yeah.
This was the sniper you're talking about, the D.C. sniper. Yeah. This is, like, years ago.
Yeah, yeah, but I'm just trying to think of, like. Because again, I was gonna use examples of someone where, like, they shot one person and then were caught and were kind of like, like, you know, when Trump gets shot, we don't. We don't really know much about those people. Even when Reagan gets shot and doesn't die.
I don't know. I mean, I was too young, so I'm not. But there's been political assassination in other countries. It all mounts up, too.
I mean, in other countries, it's usually the US in other countries, the CIA is involved. Well, that's. I mean, Mossad has their toe in a lot of. I mean, you were talking like two minutes ago or five minutes ago, you were talking about big oil, and they're lobbying.
Like, dude, they overthrew a country with the help multiple countries. Sure, sure, sure. But you know what I mean, like, this was on behalf of oil. So, like, the idea that oil might be big oil holding it down, like, they could really overthrow countries to protect their oil interests.
Like, this whole isis, the whole fighting terrorism in the Middle east all goes back to them overthrowing Iran in 1953. Why? Did they really go into Iraq again? That whole thing.
No, no, but this is what I'm saying. Like, the whole war was started. I assume it was to get the oil or the space portal, the Stargate. If it all ties into.
Go back. You have. You have me. Otherwise, in the Charlie Kirk thing, though, there's only one group that has come out twice and said they had absolutely nothing to do with it.
Yeah. Listen, I'm glad you said it, because if I say it comes off a way. No, no, but I mean, that is true. I don't see a lot of other groups, like, rushing up to make statements saying, we definitely didn't.
That's why I sound like a madman, but just still these Simon things happening. The person saying it would be cash for telling say it like this. It definitely wasn't us. Did you see the guy that attempted to kill Trump tried to stab himself in the neck with a pen when he got pronounced guilty.
And how did that case happen so fast? Speaking of assassinations. He tried to stab himself in the neck. Yes, with a pen.
That's bonkers. It's bonkers. Listen, don't forget too, it's super stinky that like a bunch of people at Charlie Kirk's thing just yelled out like, I did it. And one of them was like this weird old man, like there's a bunch of it.
This whole thing stinks. But let's pass it on because Mark seemed done with it. I mean, there's so much to talk about though, with that. It never ends.
I'm saying, like we talked about it, but it's really interesting, the whole his wife, the connections she has to Trump and potentially Epstein. And listen, this is pretty common practice for powerful men to get paired with women who are connected to other powerful men in order to, to gain favor or control or whatever the fuck you want to call it. Like, I bet you can. I bet you can look to a lot of examples of the exact same thing, for sure.
But it's very weird. And then them, the way they were at the funeral, it was just all very weird. Very weird. Super fucking weird.
Super weird. And like the coincidences are a little too much with the like getting. It stinks. It fucking stinks.
It stinks. The high heavens. Yeah, it's just like call the pizza. Yeah, that stinks too.
Well, it gets you just feeling bad. So that's what I'm trying to say. Twice to be 84. No, no, no, hold on, hold on.
Back up. You don't. You can't comet pizza. We're all like, yeah, that stinks.
The high heaven because it was the left project Bluebeam. No, no, there's nothing. Everything stinks. But this really stinks.
And it just happened and you seem to want to brush over it. This is like Trump trying to brush over the Epstein files. No, they're all complicit. We're not getting to the bottom of something.
Aha. See, this was, was right. Hold on, hold on, hold on a sec. You Matt told you the whole backstory of Erica Kirk, right?
Yes. Well, we know she worked in Romania trying to save children, trafficking children was in a pen which is tie into Trump. She then goes on to work for Trump in Romania doing whatever. The person that went and got all this information doesn't have their own cache of child.
Solitary. Put into place to marry. Sorry. Put into a place to marry Charlie Kirk.
It all seems very convenient for. And you seem to. You don't find that, like, uber interesting? Super interesting.
They're all horrible people. No, I know, but you keep ending it with they're all horrible. That's what I'm looking for. Forget their.
This is a crazy conspiracy. All conspiracies are crazy. No, but I think this one has a lot like this one. Could this end to a dollar amount?
I mean, someone coming down. No one's ever gonna go to jail for that problem. Well, yeah, that's been the problem for the last four years is that no one in. No one in high school power positions go to prison ever.
Yet the president of France has got sentenced to five years in jail. Macronia. That'd be amazing. Oh, who's that?