two Keto Kings barbecue banter this is a progressive discussions production it is it is a free open topic a multi-topic show anything goes there's no censorship there's no rehearsal there's no script anything can be said anything can be seen anything can happen you can talk about anything you want i'm your host james p madonna and uh maybe you know i forgot no no it's the second i think this is the second show for 2022 yes it is the second show it is it's january early january 2022 and i'm here with my host uh the one and only from the state of michigan bc of bc beer reviews and my uh political co-host uh executive director of politics and screen sharing the one and only from the state of washington mr jason cleveland is back after a period of absence how are you gentlemen hello folks happy new year that's right okay glad to have you back jason on the show bc to be back thank you james yeah i um i guess all the family oriented events kind of exhausted themselves they exhausted the emotion they exhausted the pocketbook they exhausted the wealth of this nation but we are back we survived the holiday season and all you all you people out there in united states that spent money that you really don't have and buy things that you really don't need and uh because you're all brainwashed by the uh the greedy lying uh uh sleazy american retail industry you know you're made you're made to feel guilty that you have to go out and spend money that you really don't need to do i mean personally i'm in it i'm in it for the good food and grog went to my sister's ate really good because she's a great cook and uh you know we exchange gifts with the immediate family and uh there were things that we all could use i i always get things i need because i get asked james what do you need what do you really need i said you sure you want to ask me what i really need you can ask me what i need so i tell him and i get it and that's it uh hi ronnie ronnie has a new picture yeah yeah he looks very very intense very intense like a like he's staring a laser beam holes into people or or maybe dracula maybe he's he's got that bellow the gosy uh stare yeah uh uh so anyway yeah i i said like i said the link to ronnie simpson and to michael hilton who said he wanted to be on i sent it michael if you're out there i said you do it there's uh no special guests on this sunday this time no psychic astrology or whatever it's just us guys and um you can talk about anything you want now um bc what is on the menu for yourself today who me yeah you're cooking anything today yeah i got something going on today yep you're talking to me i couldn't resist it was hey bc what are you cooking today what who me yeah no there's only one bc here i couldn't resist well bc's gonna gonna show us what he's doing what he's uh he's wrestling up out there what kind of vitals he's wrestling up and on the on the barbecue and uh i'm gonna bring i'm gonna get the ball rolling we gotta get a bird's eye view oh it's a loin it's a big one too wow look at that it looks like a uh gorilla penis yeah it looks it looks like a sasquatch penis i don't know i don't even know i know gorillas are known to have small genitalia for this size but that's uh what you got inside is that your famous uh cornbread and mushrooms or whatever are you gonna put hot and spicy dry rub on the outside or barb already did that's why it looks red like it did so that's good that's good that's good very good that's a nice oregano and the cornbread you don't put too much because oregano is pretty strong to hurt yeah too much oregano will make your food bitter yeah grandma used to say that like when you make if you're gonna make spaghetti sauce go easy on the oregano yeah yeah that's why i don't oregano that's why i get the the mixed italian herbs you know we have little rosemary some thyme some regano some basil but i always i always put extra basil because that's like the primary ingredient for italian tomato sauce and oregano is second to that but uh oil of oregano is one of the most powerful if not the most powerful natural antibiotic known uh it it's so effective that the Purdue chicken company has replaced antibiotics with oil of oregano they they give wild wild oregano to their chickens oh so you know if you want something to to knock the cold out of you get those uh oregano oil capsules now you know james while you're on that subject i just want to share the screen i take one of these every day okay uh this is called a wellness shot i'm not sure if you ever had this before but um it's not the cheapest thing on the planet they're about three dollars a piece roughly but you can't put a price take on your health as you say elderberry and ginger two powerful cold natural cold medicines with oil of oregano that that looks potent and it's it's in like a little uh shot and you just down the hatch and it kind of burns on its way down because it's got all the ginger and everything else in there but i tell you i haven't had a cold you know now mind you i we're all in quarantine practically still right because pandemic doesn't go away but like i haven't had a cold in years and um maybe it's this stuff right so i don't want to derail your thought they're too much but you were on a no i mean i mean uh uh dr james duke who was a well-known medical anthropologist said that ginger is one of the most important things you can take for uh any any cold respiratory infection or or a gastrointestinal infection ginger is a go-to and uh and you know you're throwing in elderberry and uh oil of oregano that's like three of the best combinations for uh for fighting any cold now there's another very powerful product that they don't talk about much and it's called colloidal silver it is uh they take the trace mineral silver and they they provide it in a i assume a chelated form so people can absorb it and utilize it and silver silver thank you silver kills all the above viruses bacteria silver is potent not not not just for stopping werewolves it's a it's a very powerful antiviral and antibacterial substance and you don't hear much about it because it it works really well it's very effective and big pharma hates when people talk about colloidal silver of course of course after not too crazy about people pushing oil oil of wild oregano either you know when you sneeze there james it reminded me of a good joke i have to tell you a very good joke uh what how do you say the word virgin in german well i know how how to say fucking german it's called thick or thick no i'll say it again right how do you say virgin in german how do you say virgin german good and tight good and tight yeah all right one more right one more how do you like that manner i set you about uh the secret to a healthy vagina oh that was great i sent that to my buddy who uh frequents the ladies of the night shall we say and uh you know these these back rooms that oh the glamour girls yeah yeah so uh i said you know maybe when you're done when you when you pay or you can print this flyer out and hand it to her right maybe she can help further her career a few more years right i think i think they should frame it in one at all uh those glass pain uh certificate frames they sell at the dollar store and hang it up on in every room there you know for the girls to uh give them inspiration um they they probably need um they need to use uh what do you call that stuff again pine pine so all in their in their vaginal douche formula oh yes yeah uh considering uh what they do for money i dated the girl they jerk hard for a month old baby no he's uh many years ago there's ronny yes hello folks hello folks now what were you saying uh jason so i was gonna say that uh i dated a girl many years ago um and she was a ballerina she did a lot of um shows and pageants and stuff and she had to wear these tights all the time right well their shoes i mean you know that their athletes i mean for sure dancers choreographers ballerinas that's that's like a that's a professional athlete in itself absolutely but she would kind of back to what you said about the pine soul and all that she would freak very frequently get um yeast infections and um yeah not to go down to i'm not going to get too detailed but you know it's uh it's it's not very appetizing or pleasing that's interesting i i i hope that you um can you can you go further in detail you want to go further in that it has anybody ever brewed a craft beer or using live in fact if you don't mind actually i might share that if you don't mind maybe i could share that for you you gotta you gotta ask uh eric about that one here's a share screen here he's gonna come aboard so here you go let me know if that shows up on there yeah it showed up all right here we go this is what jim sent me rub coconut oil on the outside of vaginal opening and inside the vagina eat lots of raw fruits uh i think that's a picture of a mango take the uh yeah i think that's a picture of an avocado in the middle yes it kind of looks like it doesn't it you mean the uh see that's the thing right you know i have horrors to embellish ronnie that's a little bit like when you're a kid the best thing you could be is a gynecologist right if you think about it right when you're a kid you know like hey what do you want to be when you grow up when you what do you want to be when you grow up i want to be a gynecologist i want to look at all my parts all day right no i don't think a kid says that well a lot of kids when i was growing up that was like their dream man let's be a gynecologist right how old were these boys well we were like 15 16 you know well that's not that's not a kid well i say i mean i'm an old man at this point i mean you know a young man but um but now you look at it right you know these these true stories of these real gynecologists man they get the whoppers coming in i mean it's it's yeah this is nice compared to what they're looking at yeah you really don't you don't want to be a gynecologist no you know look at it this way if you're a gynecologist think of all the ugly patients that come in that's what i'm saying yeah you really don't want to be a gynecologist no no you know you know i mean you got all kinds i mean hey doc can you tell me what this discharge is you got to put on like 10 dates they date with all ages right yes up up yes the 80s and beyond i mean betty white age even i mean who would really want to do that honestly and and and what if some really obese walmart shopping uh uh hillbilly woman comes in watch yeah wandering in yeah i mean honestly to tell you the truth what's the percentage of like women that you'd want to see compared to the women that you really don't want to see i i would think it's disproportionately you don't want to see them yeah that's i would think that you're absolutely former democratic candidate andrew yang his wife was molester was molested until she ran out by her gynecologists um you know he's a gynecologist yeah and midtown manhattan he was a little too vigorous and enthusiastic really in his examination that's unfortunate and you know you ran up a good yeah she ran out she ran out and of course his license was she ran out before anything happened yeah yeah yeah um um yeah because she knew something was not right about it i mean oh i know he wasn't professional he was you heard about that jason no i was i didn't hear about that i i watched um i would say probably two years ago i watched a documentary i think it was on hbo um chronicling the larry nasser scandal which is kind of in your neighborhood there bc um michigan state university um gymnastics you know um the stuff he did um you know it's it's not even worth mentioning because i don't want to give that um and i don't even want to say any bad bad words on air but i don't want to give that i'll just say that motherfucker any any airtime the guy is such a sick sick bastard larry nasser my god um he ruined the lives of hundreds of i heard a name i um let me let me pull him up here so you can see uh i think james is the uh well any which one you look at that dude's gonna die first you're familiar with it james uh no not not what he's saying i'm interested in i have so this guy sounds very familiar i just don't show you a picture here um what we're getting into some hard-headed subjects here right about right off the bat um so this guy you know we're not here we're not here just to get in we're not here to get intoxicated that's true i hear pushy footing around this isn't a uh this isn't a carnival right we're not lining up to go on rides um but there's a picture there if you can share the screen there that's larry nasser okay this is a doctor he looks like pwe herman right he really does right now let's pull up and just see what he was convicted of because pwe in a fucking jail this guy pwe was jerking off watching porn in the movie yeah pwe got that got the guy got he was in a theater right yeah in a florida theater in sarah stoter or somewhere yeah i remember that i was a kid at that time but i remember the story oh i got it okay i gotta tell you a joke since we're talking about pwe herman right he was jerking off in the in a drive-thru theater right and he got up on stage well yeah so he was so so this is kind of you know i think about it right you can get on your phone and you can do whatever you want wherever you want but yeah back in the day you actually had to go to these movie theaters like in taxi driver if you remember he takes civil shepherd to the movies he takes her to a movie and she's like well this isn't the kind of movie i want to see and the guy's like buying popcorn and then all of a sudden the guy's just nailing her on screen and she gets up and walks out that's kind of what these these shady what happened what happened you ever see that movie taxi driver no i've never seen the whole movie i've only seen okay so i'm not going to spoil it for you but robert deniro plays in my opinion one of his best roles a very young robert deniro yeah and civil shepherd uh civil shepherd is working for this politician let's let's get this guy elected for president right so uh robert deniro drives his taxi over there any parts and he sees her and you know she's she's breathtaking she's she's quite beautiful in in that role so he gets the courage up to go in there and says hey how can i help you i want to contribute time i want to volunteer to get this guy reelected and he finally says hey let's let's go on a date right uh you want to go to the movies with me so she agrees and they meet up with each other and he takes her to a dirty movie okay as a first date and she gets she gets completely appalled and she just storms out of there and it kind of you know goes down because the guy is a nutcase he you know he works at night he can't sleep um but anyway uh i got a joke for you kind of in line with the uh peewee herman stuff right uh did you hear that peewee herman died he didn't know yeah he had a massive stroke like in the movie theater stroke but i'm pumped yeah let's hear the bells come on he had a massive stroke oh my goodness massive stroke oh that that's pretty good that's pretty good he uh he uh his uh his appeal to young children vanished after that incident you know to your point you know these guys getting back to nasser okay so getting back to nasser right so uh here's a picture of him here um he was the team doctor for the united states women's national gymnastics team now he went to university of michigan go blue right dc you got that i like that hat by the way that's a nice michigan hat on um but what he would do is is he would you know sort of fondle and molest these these women um that well they were actually just young girls i mean as as as young as in their pre-teen age now i remembered his case because i saw it on the news when they were interviewing the young girls now i remember right so you see his penalty here uh his earliest release date given means that he would be an age where it is guaranteed he will be dead which is you know you sort of hear these things life without parole um you know i would say in my opinion probably the one of the harshest sentences ever handed down to somebody is like the unabomber or um timothy mcfaye if you recall oh the unabomber it was uh it was innocent wait a minute wait a minute this guy got life without parole just for fondling oh it's it's hundreds of uh confirmed accusations that that he was convicted of oh convictions here yeah uh now what were the other convictions for larry nessar yeah same same thing just all um molestation fondling he was a diddler he was a diddler he was really he was really fucked up in the head master he was like a fatty or buckle back in the silent movie days he was he was a diddler yeah keeping tom but he just went to he went too far he went way too far yeah he's um and um you know this kind of gets into this the whole jerry sandeski thing i know we're sort of going down a bad path here of all these sexual predators um in my opinion you know this is just my opinion but anybody that lays their hand on a young girl should be this guy i can i can consider what do you consider a young girl well you know inappropriately let's say let's just say maybe not even young inappropriately right uh in in my opinion this is yeah because you're even an even an old lady you know shouldn't be correct like that but they can defend themselves right these these were young girls sent to them you know sort of what do you consider young like uh under 18 i i would say yes a minor for sure um but even over the age of 18 some of those those high school what are you yeah what do you think jane those high school chicks are sluts man you're not someone tomorrow yes i'm you're not corrupting them i'm i when i think of young i'm thinking of like uh like not even in high school yet grammar i feel like they're corrupting me something yes yeah well i had a gym look at this guy he's fucking peeing your hermit up here yeah i know i had a joker uh missa to monelly that got fired in low rye high school for uh having an affair with a uh yeah a young male high that's a that's a common story james yeah there's many um many times in high school especially the gym teachers the male gym teachers yeah they they get fired because uh they just get too close yeah even if the girl even if the girls is seducing the gym teacher the gym teacher is is the the adult and the girls are minor he's supposed to know better he's supposed to know better he's supposed to say no means no no that's it do that do they train do they give you that training like when you go to the gym teacher college they should well everybody else has to sit through sexual harassment what do you think jason they train these guys or are they just going in there like uh blindfolded it's hard to say right um in my opinion this behavior is not something that is done below the radar somebody had to have seen or known something at some point i just didn't say something right what do you think like for example jerry sandusky right at penn state university you know um joe paterno knew for all those years that boys were being molested and and didn't do anything about it um and and sort of played dumb and then it was so the downfall of a great coach uh the most winningest coach in college football and you know what all those records all those accolades even the joe paterno library they're all down they're they're done do you think he was a victim of cancel culture or do you think it was uh who the guy the guy you're talking about jerry sandusky i think he was a he's a serial pedophile molester um i don't know i mean you think about how long this happened very it's sort of much very much pre it predates the sort of uh mainstream internet social media oh i think it kind of it came around um around the me too uh stuff around that same time a little bit yeah like it was like two years ago right the jerry sandusky thing let me just uh james you remember what was it like yeah i 2019 2018 he was convicted in 2012 right no no no it was way after that but see he did it from 94 to 09 so you sort of look at when he did 52 counts of sexual abuse of young boys um and you know say what you will the word young comes into play so so correct what does young even mean i think that means a minor um under 18 under 18 yeah and uh you know you start to look at his life in prison what do you think his life in prison is like right i guarantee you he has no friends definitely in solitary confinement because they can't put him in the population right they'll kill that they'll they'll they'll they'll rape him but they probably kill them too yeah for sure so so he's definitely in solitary yeah but what i was going and i maybe we'll just click off this in just a minute and we'll get back on james's program here i was talking about harsh sentences right you know i think this is probably one of the harshest sentences i've seen eight consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole well they give that all the time that's what they give to the mob guys that's true you know and and you look at timothy mcvay i think he had some extreme i mean he was he was uh killed um but timothy mcvay was uh unabomber that's right no oklahoma city um no this is the oklahoma city bomber was that the unabomber it's oklahoma city no this is the this is the unabomber the guy he would mail packages to university that's ted kazinski this is the guy that parked the van of fertilizer and all the other bombs uh incendiary devices outside the uh federal building in oklahoma city and then blew that up uh that killed 168 people 19 children injured 680 others okay so so what is this guy what is his sentence what does he get well he was killed he was executed execution by lethal injection they killed him all right so let me ask you this jason i just want to take a little side side note here yep uh george w bush what is his sentence for um starting the iraq war for absolutely no reason killing killing millions of people that's what because of because of weapons of mass destruction that were not there how come this this guy is still on tv and he's and he's accepted right what's what's his sentence you're talking about uh the the second iraq war essentially um iraq war too yeah yeah 2000 uh just after the terrorist attacks of 9 11 right well yeah two years later a year and a half later yeah this is it my goodness is a great subject um so in my opinion and you know i always say things in my opinion because some of this is fact but a lot of this is subjective so i always kind of preface pretty much whatever i say with my opinion because that way i i time taken to blame solely for my comment um there was probably some unfinished business there that uh that that senior left on the table um you know they certainly didn't get saddam hussein you know now they managed to sort of keep kawait safe and to make sure that the citizens were not harmed and and you know night now you're talking about iraq war one though yeah which led into the second one though right um so in a way in a way it did because um you know you start to look at the events that happened after let me just ask you this jason oh yeah i think me and you are around the same age i'm 43 you're 43 43 okay so i'm probably about twice your age then uh you're loud when i was in high school i wasn't when i was in middle school when i was in middle school they were telling us that we weren't patriots if we didn't support this fucking retarded war right and and i had friends i had friends that joined up in the military patriotic guys to go fight some retarded war and um i had a friend die in afghanistan i did too it's very sad i'm very sorry for your loss and and what happens to george bush absolutely nothing and that's and that's a sad state of affairs right because you know you sort of look at um this country's history with war uh it's it's not something that's spoken about it's not something that's talked about it's not it's barely even taught anymore in history right they gloss over it and all they say is you got you got to support support the troops right correct you got to support the troops get out of here man this is i don't want to get on a whole thing no you're right you're right now you know you start to look at what does the military provide those that serve right well they are effectively put in their life on the line to to do to to do what they're told right and and i think that they could fed a battle flies before they join most certainly and what they're told is not necessarily what's right right you know um you look at what happened in vietnam i mean we started bombing cambodia we're not even at war with cambodia we dropped what happened in vietnam and that's that's our parents generation and they didn't learn from that they didn't learn from that and and and then you know korea it's mind-boggling that that that the iraq bullshit even was was allowed to pass but it passed it passed it did like they learned nothing from vietnam and these are wars these are wars for profit profiteering the absolutely in the military industrial more to it than just profit profit is a thing dig cheney was certainly trying to get a profit out of it but it's more to it than that james it might it might be a lot of times it's pure evil pure might be the evil of the oligarch the uh yeah the people dig cheney was the most powerful vice president we've ever had he really didn't need to even uh see council from the president normally the president's the most powerful person in the office in the bush they say that but you know yeah but you but usually the vice president doesn't mean anything but yeah dig cheney he was a big deal he was a dick cheney was almost effectively acting as the president when it came to matters of um defense and and and his um his daughter was cheney and fuck well you know there's a lot of bad blood in that cheney family too uh you know one of the she has blood on her hands and i don't care you're absolutely correct i don't care how bad trump was he wasn't as evil as your dad was most certainly now you know dick cheney has another daughter i can't think of her name uh at the moment but she is uh lesbian okay and it it was seen when when he was entering and running political office uh it was seen as an at the time it was seen as a negative so he's sort of distanced himself i don't hear about her yeah he he you know think about this for his own game he pretty much shunned his daughter and his sister or her sister liz cheney did the same thing as well for her own political game right because it was seen because in 04 they were they were running as the uh the ultra um christian conservatives so there's no way that he could have showed a lesbian daughter no way at all no so yeah family yeah what's the blood is thicker than water well not when it comes for running for office my goodness the guy not when it comes to being a scumbag politician most certainly now i i'll ask you again right i we're we're hitting on extremely fantastic subjects i could go all day on this stuff but let me just ask you what has dick cheney done like how did he get to the position of vice president right he was a chief of staff he was he was the uh secretary of defense in and uh bush once administration correct but what did he do before that right he was an intern if you go all the way back to this whole thing yeah he he goes all the way back to nixon yeah he was an intern in most all all of these neocons go back to nixon all them that's when they first started i just i i've read the biography on richard nixon i've i've recently just completed a series on cnn called tricky dick i could talk about nixon all day um now nixon wasn't entirely bad he wasn't entirely bad well nixon started the relations with uh with china and yes it was like he was kind of a progressive kind of uh much very much so he started the epa which i don't agree with but maybe you do well i can tell you more about that right the the effectively the reason the epa was started was so that they could lease land to china to help pay down our debt so they would declare land so the epa would go in and declare land uh government land right they would seize land and then that land then could be used as as partial payment on a debt that's very interesting that was the whole i never i never heard that before i believe it though now the environmental protection agency it's fantastic but you think about the whole reason it was created though yeah before china was created was for china correct correct well i i want to touch upon this subject that's kind of upsetting um what you see here in the uh print print screen uh joe biden with the um with the orders he gave to the irs wants to crack down on app smartphone app payments uh going to individuals that have good they're running they were the cash yeah pay well what i mean is paypal cash app venka venmo he wants to crack down on people receiving cash through these apps in terms of paying taxes now i want cash but this is yeah well i realize they're going towards a cashless society but instead of instead of going after the mega rich and changing the tax system before reagan made the middle class pay most of the taxes this is just another tax on the middle class you know like consumption taxes and and and the you know i mean all the middle class is carrying a burden and still no one's going after the rich the mega rich nothing has changed so which means that biden is living up to his promise as an establishment uh you're absolutely james a piece of shit that's what james i corporate is uh uh uh i don't know if he's a neoliberal i don't know um i think he is a neoliberal yeah you could probably classify the corporate war is establishment yeah he's he's an old he's an old piece of shit first of all that shouldn't be there um but you're right james you're right uh this guy stands for everything that's wrong the tax system the tax system before reagan changed it gave gave the breaks to the middle class which happens to include small businesses in uh main street america uh professionals it you know self-employed professionals like cpas and and whatever chiropractors these are all partially you're partially correct it's not all about the tax system though um actually trump's uh tax reform thing that he did in 2017 was a huge overhaul of the tax code and he it wasn't really just him it was basically the republicans that did it but um they put a lot of good things in there for small businesses they put a lot of good things but they took a lot of things out for individuals and employees so if you're just working a job like i do you know like like like a lot of people do you're not going to get any of those deductions that you think you used that you used to get you don't get them anymore and people still save their receipts and they still do all this stuff but it doesn't mean anything you know you're absolutely correct you go to your accountant and um you know this time of year and you think you're saving on on this and saving on that none of that stuff matters anymore you're standard at all at all they the standard there used to be a time jason when you could have a baby people used to go and try to have a baby on december 31st instead of having it on on january first because you used to get what's called an exemption which is basically a deduction for for your baby for for a person right um that doesn't exist anymore but people think it does but it doesn't you're correct and when they increase the standard deduction back to your point they doubled it yes they doubled it and they also uh you you're right you used to actually be able to write off and itemize things and do all these itemize it's not it's not right off i don't like that word correct you've already paid taxes on it this is the thing and i think this is what you're you're essentially trying to say and i just like to make that statement we don't live in a free country if i didn't pay property taxes on this house my house wouldn't be here they'd take it away from me right i don't own the house you don't um well you might have paid off your mortgage i don't know are you still making payments if you don't pay all we are those property okay well i'll put you like okay well you might not own your house but you get the payments for the house okay the house yours but the thing is he doesn't own it he doesn't he doesn't he doesn't so you're paying the live on the land correct so no no no no no no no no no i'm telling you it's just one of them thanks he doesn't own the house every pay the mortgage but he pays you live on the land it sounds like he owns it. It sounds like he owns it, right? He paid off his mortgage. Let's just say he paid off a mortgage. It's all gone. If he doesn't pay his property taxes to the county or to the town, wherever you live, they're going to kick you out.  So you don't own that. If I don't pay tabs, we call them tabs. I don't know what you put the little sticker on your license plate that says you're good for a whole year. If I don't do that, then I can't drive on the road. If I don't renew my license, the government owns your land. Correct. If you don't pay what's called taxes, yep. Eminent. Eminent domain is a real thing. Yeah. Yeah. If they want, if they want to build a highway through your house, you're out. You're out of there. They did that when they built I five. I can tell you, yes, you're house from the governor. Absolutely, Jay. Happy new year. You're right. They built I five right through downtown Seattle and they just tore buildings up and boom. I mean, it was, it was, it's a great thing. It's a horrible thing.  Well, let's see what Joe Biden did was he went back on his campaign promises to Bernie Sanders because Sanders says, I'll give you my, I'll convince my people to go for you, but you have to, you have to put in more progressive. But Sanders is a sellout too, man. You know, but in terms of the taxation, you know, like, like, you know, taking the burden off of the middle class and having the rich pay like they did before. Sanders, he has all these guys that are, that are full forum. You know, it was in 2016 and in 2020 and he just rolls over. The DNC, the DNC screwed them both twice, twice. Yeah. Yeah, twice. And but, but he rolls over and he supports Clinton and he supports Biden. I know he's a, he's a seller. He has a link over to Jay. He has raised him. He has raised him balls. Hold on. I sent it to you. No, it's not the plane. It's not the plane, the plane, the link, the link. Yeah. I watched the show too. I watched Fred. Yeah. Yeah. It's tantrum. Yeah. Put the link in the comments. I did. No. I don't want all these trolls at the link. I sent it to him on Facebook Messenger. He has the link. Facebook Messenger, you know, to me too, I kind of rolls that kind of rock bottom ever did was Mr. Rourke from Prentice Allen and Cod from SparkTrack too, Rathakar. Well, of course, we don't see universal healthcare, single payer Medicare. Of course, we don't see three public universities for everyone with because the oligarch, the fat cats are in charge. They own the media. They own the two parties, the two major parties.  James, what do you think of AOC coming down to Florida? What is she doing down in Florida? Vacation? You didn't see that? Yeah. She was vacationing and Rhonda Sanchez called her out for it. Really? And he told her to get out of here. He made a comment, something the effect of if I had a dollar for every politician that made fun of Florida but came down here on vacation, I'd be a rich man or something of that effect. Yeah, exactly. And then she told him, go do something about Corona or something.   Well, listen, Florida is still part of the United States of America.  You know, what is she doing here? It's a right. It's a right to do it. We have a special guest here. We have the legendary Ron Terrio. We have, yeah, hold on. The quorum, we have Ron J. Terrio. I know Ron, you heard about the quorum. The quorum, let me finish. From southeastern Louisiana. Did you hear about Miss Cortez coming to Florida, Ron? I just heard you talking about it. Oh, Winter Lager. Okay. Yeah. She came down here for a vacation. Who do you think she is? Greg Swenson. Well, she likes the vacation in Florida. All right. Okay. Now, James P. Madonna probably thinks I don't care about this hangout group show. I do, but I do watch football on Sundays. I'll admit that. And like the Saints game is coming up pretty soon. I do watch the national. Yeah, so I do watch the National Socialists. No, I believe you. No, I believe you watch college football and NFL. No, I don't. I don't. I think we all watch football, Ron. I think that another individual who told, who told Jason Cleveland, sent me to link. I want to be on the show. And every time he gets it, he only was on once and he ate his lunch. Oh, he's talking about Goldsmith. And he left. So I mean, I don't play. Look, look, look, I've been, I've been on this since November 2010. I don't play games with people. If I tell somebody, look, like if somebody told me, oh, oh, I want you to join my show and I didn't want to join it, I would just say I really don't want to join it, but I appreciate the invite. You know, I wouldn't play games. I wouldn't be like, yeah, let me look into that. I'm going to see what I can do. That's what women do.  Right. Oh, I'd love to do that. I'd love to do that, but I got something going on. We're not waiting here. We're men. If I'm free, if I have free time, yeah. You know what, Jay? That's the example of that game playing. I don't play games. And I agree. And so I'm very assertive with that. So you know what, Jay, and I might just say, I think that's part of the allure with your program is that you don't say things for someone else's benefit, right? You call it as you see it. He doesn't say things to get likes. Correct. Or subscribers or more views or anything. And I think that's a very rare to have that, to have always had that approach of call it as you see it. No sugarcoating. I'm not going to join if I don't want to, right? And I appreciate that. That's why I like your program. He's a very fair guy. I agree with him on politics and stuff like that, history kind of stuff. But he doesn't hold it against you if you don't. And he'll answer every single comment that you make on his show. And if anybody wants to debate him, they're welcome to come on live. What is it? A half hour video?  Can't wear a mask. No, no. And you can't use an alias. And you got to come on as yourself with the webcam, with the video and audio. And then he will allow you to debate him. Now, I just want to show, I want to show everyone. You got 30 minutes uninterrupted now. This is one of our, one time BC took you up on that, right?  Yes, you rent your property from the government because if you don't pay the property taxes, you won't own it. They'll come take it. I didn't say they rented. I said, I said they don't own it. Right. No, what I'm saying is basically you're renting, you're renting your property from the government, right? Yeah. Because my house, I guess, I guess, I guess you could sell it here. Yeah. And if you don't pay the rent, meaning the property tax, you're going to get evicted. You're going to get evicted from your, your rental property. Yeah, you don't, if you actually really own something, you can't get evicted from it. Right. Now James, you were going to do something and we started blabbing? No, no, I blocked them. I just wanted to show you what our Sunday troll does. I think somebody made a funny comment. They're like, oh, that's one of the Russian brides trying to get your attention. Now, Jason, there's, I found this out. There's a Russian thing, like a porn thing that they're, they're posting on every single channel on YouTube, man. I've seen that. I've seen that. Yeah, everything out. Yeah, everything out. Yeah. They're being very aggressive about it. These people, you seen that too, Ron? Oh yeah, every, every live hangout I do, they start making these little link comments. And then you say, oh yeah, I know who this is. So I just ignore it. Yeah, I just ignore it. Most people, any kind of sense, ignore it. I don't have time to stay on here too long, y'all, due to going to watch the National Socialist Football Cartel. But, um, Are you going to watch the Bucks game? No, the New Orleans Saints versus the Atlanta Falcons.  Now remember, Ron, we have to end racism. Yes, and we have to do the right thing. I like, you know, the NFL is really funny. They're comical. They crack me up. Before I started watching the NFL, I thought we were supposed to promote racism. I thought we were supposed to be virulent racists. You know, I was a very racist. I'm white. And, um, Oh yeah. So I, I was thinking to myself, wow.  And then I started watching the National Football, you know, I started watching the National Football League and I said, Oh, we have to end racism. Yeah. I said, wait a minute. I have to, I have to work to end racism. I feel so guilty. We're all in this together.  I used to think that Black Lives did not matter, but then I thought the same thing. Now all of a sudden they, they, they matter. Yeah. It's weird. What all these slogans are. Speaking of that, I'm going to talk to Ronald about something that we brushed upon during Fandango Friday, which was that they tore down yet another historic monument, a Robert E. Lee statue in Louisiana. It was it in New Orleans or outside? Yeah.  You got to move to Florida. And, and, and it's, and then they voted to rename Robert E. Lee Boulevard to Allen to St. Boulevard. They're not, they're not doing that here. They're not doing that here.  And I was always under the belief that you got learned from history. And how are you able to do that? They don't believe in history. They don't, they don't believe in history. That's why this is, this is America. This is a piece of American history. Historic monuments are educational, including the buildings, and they should not be vandalized or taken down.  Feminism is, is originally started by man hating lesbians. And I believe it's still the same. And as long as people are enablers and people comply with them, and they're afraid to say the magic word, which is no, same thing with modern day parents, they're afraid to say no. As long as this continues, they will try to gain more power, more leverage, and stuff like that. You're, you're partly right about the feminist movement. There's more to it. Oh, there's Masumi. That's him. Yes. Good morning. Let's hear the bell. Good morning. Good morning. Masumi from Japan. Good morning. It is now a 505 a.m. Monday in Tokyo. Good morning. But James, good morning, Masumi. And James, I can't stay on long. I mean, I could stay on long, but I'm going to watch the Saints game. You know, but, but, but I just look at the macro boo boo boo boo down with macro is peasants, peasants. All right, go ahead. What are you going to say? I'm a peasant. I'm drinking a macro right now. But I got it for 49 cents again. So yeah, if you look at the history, if you look at the history of the feminist movement, it goes back to the late 1950s, really. And there were people like Betty for Dan, who I think wrote the feminine mystique and others. All of these women had something in common. They were lesbians. Gloria Steinem and none of them were Presbyterians if you get my drift. I used to tell my students this in high school, if you look at the culture they came from, going back to the Middle East before the Romans expelled them in the year AD 70, they had a very male dominated culture. So the way they're talking about the Jews, Billie Jean King, remember that with Billie Jean King? The Jews were expelled in 70s. I don't want to get arrested. They, you look at the culture, came from the Jews. Well, study your history. They came from a very male dominated culture where the men treated the women basically as slaves, like chattel. So the women were treated like slaves. They also say that Catholics are the same way, but they're really not, right? No. And so it was very different from the European world where women were on an equal basis, like with the Vikings and the English and the common law countries and even France when Napoleonic were women had rights. So these women like Bella Abzug and Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan, they were very resentful against their husbands who dominated them in the Orthodox world especially. And so they, and plus, you have to consider plus, they all grew up in this revolutionary culture. Most of them were exiles from Russia and they kicked out, they had been kicked out of Russia and dropping for a revolutionary activity, socialist communist activity. So that's fun. Ron, why do you think they were burning up their bras? What's that about? Oh, wait, wait, hold on. They fed that whole mindset into the feminist movement, which went along with the Grant Antonio Gramski strategy of the long march of the institutions and the family is an important institution. So by disrupting the family, yeah, by disrupting the family, by disrupting the family and pushing this anti-male feminist radical revolutionary activity, that could help. Oh yes, oatmeal stout from... That's a good stout. I do agree with you. It was an Italian communist in the 1930s and he used to want to propose the long march to the institution. And he realized that they couldn't revolutionize the United States in an economic way. So he decided to do it in a social way. And through culture. And that was called the long march through the institutions. He was a big part in taking part in that. Yeah, I do know about that. And it seems to have worked. It seems to have worked. It has worked very well. It has worked very well because they didn't go out there and set fire bombs and blow up cars. That's what they were originally doing. And then they realized it wasn't working. Right. They didn't go assassinate people. They burned their bras and did these marches like the women's march in 1970. And they did all these antics. And that is what really made a lot of progress for the revolutionary groups. And look where we are today. We're cancelling people. Everybody has to walk on eight shells while they don't have to do it. James may have blanked out while you were describing that whole thing and not even listened. But he does agree with you on the endpoint. I hope James was listening. No, I respect his history lessons because I know they're acting. You're respected, but I think you weren't really listening. But you do agree on that the Indians shouldn't be called the guardians. See, people see these things now. It's blatantly obvious at this point. It's petty. I mean, so what? Nobody that goes to Cleveland Indians ball games or Washington Redskins football games thinks racist thoughts towards indigenous people. Right. So at this point, you don't even really have to know the whole history of why it got here. We just know that this is not right.  Oh, how'd they go? Oh, you're crying now. I'll give you something to cry about. It's like, come on, man, if you want to get offended, if you're offended that, I'm going to really give you something to be offended about. Right. And look, look, I got to get off. But look, the stuff with Robert E. Lee and the Confederate States and all that, that was the foot in the door. Because that's some more problematic. It's much harder to defend that because of the slavery issue and all that issue and all that. I mean, I can defend it. Of course, I can. I've always. Yeah, it's just publicly acceptable to say like, yeah, he was a Confederate guy. Oh, yeah. And the slavery stuff. There was a time, I think in 2017, Trump came out and said, if they keep doing this to the Confederates, they're going to come after George Washington, they're going to come after Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson. Trump said, I'm not a big, you know, Trump guy, whatever. But he was actually right about that. What's next? The Audubon Society is going to say, well, you're mocking the Orioles, Baltimore, you're mocking the bird. Actually, the Audubon Society does not talk about John James Audubon because he had an association with the South and the slave days. So they're thinking about changing their name from John Audubon. And these people are fanatics. Like Trump said, and I'm saying that was a foot in the door. Like you're saying, Ronnie. Right. Yeah. George Washington was actually right about this. George Washington, Lincoln. They're going to go after all of them, those people. They're not going to have Jefferson Monument.   And I know you got to go. But I don't know if you heard New York City, I think it was like a month or two ago, they took down in City Hall a statue of Thomas Jefferson because he owned slaves. So Thomas Jefferson is gone. Did you hear that? Did you know that? Did you know that? Oh, they all had it. They were landowners. New York City. What are they going to do with the 50 dollar bill? Where's it at? They did not even anything anymore. New York City. It doesn't end. They took down Theodore Roosevelt and I'm not a Theodore Roosevelt fan by any means. But they took down Theodore Roosevelt statue from the New York Museum because he was, and he was like the king of the progressives. But Theodore Roosevelt is not Thomas Jefferson. It's not the same thing. They're taking down his statue and Roosevelt was a big time progressive. They even eat their own. They destroy their own clan. Roosevelt started the national park system. Instead of Thomas Jefferson, I will put a Native American great chief sitting bull on one side and a bison. What do you mean no? Don't put anything. It shouldn't have been taken down. Don't put anything. Who do you want? What about the other? Leave it alone. What are you going to put on the other bills? What are you going to do? Thomas Jefferson alone. Why was he taken down? I agree with that. Don't take down Thomas Jefferson statue. I'm a Democrat. I'm going to talk about what he's going to be replaced with. No, no. They don't like Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln said that the United States should deport all black people back to Africa. So they want to get rid of him. All our goals are up. He said that Abraham Lincoln is supposed to be the patriarch of the Republican Party, and that's what the Republicans cling to, but they shouldn't. Abraham Lincoln said that he wanted to make a constitutional amendment. He wanted to make a colony in Africa for newly freed slaves out of here. That is true. And he wanted an involuntary deportation. He wanted all blacks deported to Africa so that the United States would be in all white country. And I can prove that. Abraham Lincoln also said that he did not believe in equal rights, that white people should be superior in the United States. He said he wanted a constitutional amendment making slavery perpetual, that it could never be stopped. If the South could be left in the United States, he wanted to keep the South for the United States. His most important thing was keeping the country central. They tried to eradicate Native Americans, but I was so happy that Custer was killed. They did. I'm so happy.  But wait, you should feel bad for Custer because I've got a long speech from Custer that he made to Congress before the massacre or the battle of a little bit more. Custer went to Congress before 1876, and there was a hearing about Indian trouble. And he said, you know, we're the victims, the army. He meant the army. We're the victims because you, the government, he made the... I can go get it right now.  Very similar sounding to Iraq or Syria. Yeah. And Custer said, then you send us into... Very, very similar sounding. You send us in to fight these people, you know, and he said, I'll work for the government. We got to support these troops, right? Whether they're fighting the Indians or they're fighting the Iraqis. Right. So I think Custer gets a bad rap. I think Custer gets a bad rap because he made a talk to Congress in a hearing saying that you're the reason. You are the reason. Can you put that in the comments? I can get it right now. Hold on. Now, this is fascinating, hard-hitting truth. I mean, it is. This is good. And I know Jason has tons of print screens of heavy-duty articles about the oligarch, you know, the top one percent, what they're doing to the world, actually, not just the country. To the... Yeah. Absolutely. The unfortunate thing is we've only got Jay for like another seven minutes before the Socialist Football League starts again. America in 1876. Can you put a link where that's available online though? I'll find it. Jason will find it. Jay's only got six minutes here. Right. I gotta go. This is a book that I bought in 1976. Well, I'll say I bought it in my parents' book, but it's a hundredth anniversary. In this book, this section is called The Western Empire Chapter, General Custer in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. So they're talking about the battle of the Little Bighorn. What's the book called again, Jay? America in 1876, the way we were. And this came out in 1976. That's how long I've had this book. So there's a section here. Custer opposes Grant's Indian policy. It says, Custer outlined his opposition to Grant's Indian policies and his memoirs. In 1876, he openly voiced his criticism and testimony before a congressional committee alleging that Grant's secretary of war, William Belknap, was selling post-traderships. Quote, General Custer testified that he had called Belknap's attention to abuses, but with no result. Reported to New York Herald, March 30th, 1876. The sale of post-traderships was a peculiarly mean piece of robbery for all the money that was got out of such bargains was forced out of the pockets of poor soldiers. Belknap was impeached. Custer explained. Here's what Custer explained to the congressional committee. I believe the reasons why the Indians should be controlled by the Department of War, the department which must assume the reigns of power when any real controlers' exercise are convincing. I believe this, I believe, to be the true solution of our difficulties with the Indians at the present day. It seems the most incredible that a policy which is claimed and represented to be based on sympathy for the red man and a desire to secure him his rights is shaped in reality and manipulated behind the scenes with the distinct and sole object of reaping a rich harvest by plundering both the government and the Indians to do away with the vast army of agents, traders and civilians and employees, which is a necessary appendage of the civilian policy, would be to deprive members of Congress of a vast deal of patronage which they now enjoy. There are few, if any, more comfortable or desirable places of disposing of a friend who has rendered valuable political service or electioneering aid than to secure for him the appointment of an Indian agent. So what he was, what Kruster was saying is that the government was crookedly cheating the Indians, causing the uprisings and then sending in the army to solve the problem. But you don't hear that. It sounds right, very similar to what they do in the Middle East. Right, they're not black, Afghanistan. Could you hold up that book close to the camera, Ronald, please, for a brief moment? All right, you got that. The link is in the comments, people. Amazon link, all right. I'm going to look it up too. All right. Very, very similar to what's going on today. Yeah, let me read the rest of this. This is very short. He said the salary of an agent is comparatively small. Men without means, however, eagerly accept the position, and in a few years at furthest, they almost invariably retire in wealth. This is George Kruster talking. George Kruster said, who ever heard of a retired Indian agent or a trader in limited circumstances? How did they realize fortunes have formed so small a salary? In the disposition of the annuities provided for the Indians by the government, the agent is usually the distributing medium. Between himself and the Indian, there's no system of accountability, no vouchers given or received, no books are kept. In fact, no record except the statement which the agent chooses to forward to his superintendent. The trader is usually present at the distribution of annuities. If the agent, instead of distributing to the Indians all of the goods intended for them by the government, only distributed one half and retains the other half, who is the wiser, not the Indian defrauded though he may be. Well, they were they were drunk because they were given a whiskey. Right.  The word of the agent is his only guide. So this is Kruster who is telling the government in a congressional hearing, you're cheating the Indians and then sending us in to solve your problem. Why can't the generals of today say the same thing? Because they'll be they'll be retired because they're in on it. Some of them have been outspoken. I mean, no, no, no, they haven't. Not, not, not, but Matt is general Mattis. People like him. Yeah, they fired them. They fired Mattis. Oh, yeah. And then before you look, he was called Mad Dog Mattis because he was a maniac.  They are a racket. Well, okay. So you told me you never heard of this guy. His name is a friendly butler, friendly butler. And he wrote a book called War is a Racket. You never heard of him, right? He got to look him up. He fought in the banana wars with in the early 20th century. Around that time, he was a Marine Corps guy. He got all these medals and stuff. And in like the early 30s, around there, he realized that this is garbage. And he turned against the whole thing. And his name is Smedley Butler. He wrote a book called War is a Racket. And it rings very, very true. Yes. Yeah. I know about the book. And it's fantastic. And what he said is absolutely true. Are you ready? Really? No. Read about Jeanette Rankin. Read about Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin. Well, Jason, why don't you want to ask me real fast for a minute? I'm out. I know you got it. I just wanted to ask you, being an educator of former and current educator, what do you think of the cost of tuition these days? And what do you think of how much it costs to go to school to get an education because I did want to just share mainly due to government interference. Very high. But there are many scholarships due to government interference. Yeah, right. You're right. But James, I just want to share the screen here. There you go. This is a university. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, but there's a ways for students to go to college for free. My first cousins, all three first cousins and my own daughter went to college for free. Yep. Totally free. They didn't pay any money. Who paid them? So I could do a video about the government. I could do a video about that. That would be great. Yeah, my daughter. Can I interject for a minute? Well, Jay's got a run here. Just finish what you were saying, Jay, about your daughter. Okay. No, my daughter went to college and got a master's degree and did not pay any tuition for eight years. Wow. That's impressive. Can I interject now? Yes, but Ronnie, I got to go see you later. My boy, my boy. We'll see you, Jay. Bye. Thank you. Let me say something for you. You can get these scholarships if you try when you work hard, which is a good thing. That's a good thing.  So they are playing to people who are like that. And that's who they want to come as students. Right. They noted those kids that are eating ramen noodles and playing video games are not going to research the scholarships. You're right. You're right. And those students are the ones that get the federal loans. And what happened was, it was under the Obama administration. Obama said we're going to guarantee student loans no matter what the price is. So obviously with that, when that happened, the private colleges said, OK, then if you're going to guarantee a loan for every single student, we're going to raise the price. So once they raise the price, then OK, the federal government says we're going to raise our loans.  And it's a government college cooperation that they're doing. But the government has a huge plan in it. You're right. You're right. You are actually all right.  My Jay, thanks for your time. Thanks, James. Thanks for letting me join, Jay. Thank you. Thank you for coming. Let's do it again in the near future, in the near future. Hi, Jay. Let's get, let's look at these tuition and fees. Now the grants. Yeah, let me show you where this is, right? Grants should be for the people with academic merit, like what Ronnie was saying, the kids that applied themselves and get high grades and really work hard and study. If it's a grant from the college, I don't agree if it's a grant from the government. I don't agree with anything from the government. Why not? I just told you why. Well, the rich are going to pay for it under a progressive system anyway if we have one. We're colliding here. No, because you're anti handout. I'm not. I think people with all Americans should like things. I can scan the name. The name handout is just like negative things. No, people, everybody should have an opportunity to make a good life. Everybody will have an opportunity as long as the government gets out of the way. You think privately, the private sector is going to provide for everyone? You trust the corporate CEO. So the corporate CEO, the corporations are a part of the government. A corporation is created by the government. To be a corporation, you have to apply to be a corporation from the government. So it's a part of the government. Well, look at the multi-billionaire CEOs of the top corporations that are known to be scumbags. Yeah, they're all scumbags. I don't disagree with you on that at all. But they're in cahoots with the government. Then if they're cahoots with the government, it has to be that good old two-party system with all the establishment corporate order. That's what I see.    Get it out of here. For sure. I agree. That's why I wanted to mention to James there the previous screen that you were sharing, which showed electronic sending of funds, a certain number of transactions, a certain number of dollars. There was a piece of that article. I don't know if you have it open still that mentioned that no republicans voted for that bill. That's interesting. Do you have that article, James? Do you know the one I'm talking about? I'm only mentioning that because, going back, you mentioned Bernie Sanders and the fact that he was able to get his base. You know what? The lower 98% is a lot better off with the our revolution people than the democrat of republicans. That's his only drawback. He's got raisin balls. I agree. He has raisin balls. But James, you were saying essentially that he was able to encourage his base to vote for Biden because he made some sort of agreements with Biden that he would do some of the things that he wanted done. I don't have the facts in front of me regarding that. I'm trying to bring this back up again because it was hard before because everybody was, you know, people were... While you're doing that, I've never had a Yingling. It's not available in my area. Is that a good beer? Never had a Yingling? I've heard that that's a great beer from Pennsylvania. America's oldest brewery. Yeah, it's... James, you can get it, right? Oh, yeah. Would that be called a macro? I would think so. I was talking to a guy last night who was saying that he thinks it would be called a macro. But I mean, this is a big brewery, man. He used to be called the micro, but I don't know about now. It's all over the country. This is huge. I don't think there's a macro. Yeah, now they went from micro to macro. So this is where I was going at right here, right? New tax law was part of the March 2021 American Rescue Plan, which passed with no Republican votes. Can I say something? What are they rescuing us from? I hated the name of this thing. What are they rescuing us from? There's a lot to rescue. I'm being rescued by the federal government? Well, I think, yeah, that's a great point, Ronnie, because if you start to look at the sum of the cause of inflation was the fact the government was giving money away as part of these rescue plans. Well, that's not sum of it. That's 90% of it. But there could be supply chain shortages, which is creating a shield. That's why I left 10%.  But I think, yeah, you start to look at... But this right here is interesting, right? President Biden's IRS is... Hold on. But what are they rescuing us from? From what? I got it, yeah. Because of their blunders? You bring up a great point, right? Bail out. And if I may actually just... And this started with Trump. This started with Trump. It did. It absolutely did. It started with him. I'm not here saying that Trump is a great guy. Correct. And you can find positive and negative with everyone, I think. But to your point here, in specific regards to these funds that were distributed as part of the rescue plan, right? What I'd like to ask maybe just directly to James, and I really want his input on this one here, the government was able to extremely quickly distribute massive amount of funds to just about every person, right? Except the super rich. Just about everybody got some money from the government. Right. It is the super rich as well. They get it. They got it too, right? But what I find interesting is that they were able to save the economy, as they said, by giving money... They didn't save anything. They didn't save the economy. They destroyed it. But that was what they were trying to do. But what I'm getting at is that if they're able to distribute funds that quickly at that massive of a scale to save the economy, air quotes, right? Then why can't we say, you know what? Let's put that same effort which was an insane amount of money. Let's put that same effort into curing cancer as an example, right? Let's put that same effort into ending poverty. So this question is for James, right? Well, I'm just bringing that up because they were able to say, okay, we need to save the economy by giving everybody money so that you sort of inject money back into the system. If it's for James, then I won't say anything. But... Well, I want to hear James' input first. Well... Because I think what he says will allow us to... The stimulus checks in a situation that we're in now, the severity of it, is like your uncle giving you two dollars and telling you to go spend it wisely. I'm against the whole idea of being too big to fail where all these corporations keep on getting bailout at the bailout that many of them don't pay back. I think you're right. I think a lot of problems can be solved with that same massive amount of money. And that includes trimming the military, which is like, I hear... It does. It does. Oh, no. Wait a minute. No, not at that. It's very much... You know, so the most part of the truth is... Yeah, the military budget is astronomical and it needs to be wiped out. What's astronomical? The military budget. I want to hear what BC had to say. It's over 60% of the total budget. I mean, we're one of the biggest countries in the world. And you wanted to start cutting corners on our military? Oh, not cutting corners. Cutting the whole thing.  Well, there's a lot of waste. He's talking about... Ron, Ron... Well, I mean, I get it.  Bullshit like that. Yeah, I get it. The military is a racket. It's the biggest... Gotta get them brass tacks. The biggest government program in the history of... I get there's a place... And we're supposed to support the church. But when you're spending $500 on a toilet seat... I'm not doing it. I'm not... Hey, it's no big thing. I mean, well, it's a big thing. You've got to be realistic. Let's get a bunch of these toilet seats from Home Depot or Goals or something. Or you can get them for whatever the cost is that you can buy them from there. But I mean, when you start... When you start cutting... What's in the military? Out of the head. You gotta do it. How's it out? You see, you gotta do it, man. You gotta do it. You gotta do it. How do I put this? How safe do you want to sleep in with our military being? Cut the way it is. The military's gotta go. Gotta go.  Well, we... I'm saying it right now. I don't care if that's not PC. I don't care if I'm not a patriot. That's the truth. We don't need 800 American bases around the world and... We don't need...  That's what we don't need. Yeah, that's great. That's true. I agree. And these countries don't want the United States military occupying their country. Why do we need 800, 900 bases? So worldwide, why do we need that? Well, we don't. So the four of us here, we don't need it. But the American Empire needs it. And that's why it's there. All right, Jason. Jason, you're... Yeah, there's a lot of information on this. I'm just trying to get... Yeah. By the way, I haven't forgotten you, Craig. Craig's fencing. Oh, yes, Craig. I think that's insane. That image of an Indian Native American woman is not offensive on the land, the lakes, butter. Package. Well, it is offensive. Why? It's very nice. It's a very nice image of a... If I see an Indian woman, I'm not going to buy anybody who's Indian. I don't want them on my butter. Why not? You got... What do you want on your butter? You can't tell I'm kidding. What do you want, Elmer Fudd? You want Elmer Fudd on your butter? I want Elmer Fudd with a gun on my butter. Yo, Yosemite Sam? I mean, but it's a pleasant Indian woman image. It's not... James, could you really not tell I was kidding? It's not a caricature. You're being sarcastic when you're saying that. It's not that. But you couldn't tell that? See, Ron, I thought you were serious. Ronny has a career in acting because he had us all fooled, right? He's like, I don't want an Indian on my butter. No, Jason wasn't fooled. Jason, you weren't fooled. Well, see, that's the thing. It's tough because if we were all sitting in a room together, which my goodness, wouldn't that be amazing? Imagine the discussions we could have in person. But in motion, I think, you know, and body language plays a big part in communicating with people, and you can't read their body language when they're on the screen. I think it is, too. I have what's called dry humor, and a lot of people can't pick up on that. Yeah. And I think that makes me a lot better. Dry stocky. Well, so if we look at this, right? And I'll just say that my company that I work for, and the previous companies I work for, any time they sell into the government, government's got a lot of money to spend, right? You look at their procurement budget. Back to what BC was saying. But Jason, why do they have a lot of money to spend? Because they steal it from us. Well, for sure, because it's been allotted to them by Congress, right? Because they're stealing it from us. Well, yeah. I would love to see, and this is what I would absolutely love to see, and I doubt it'll ever happen in my lifetime, is an itemized budget of the amount of taxes that I paid and exactly what that money was used for. They won't do that. You'll never see that, right? Never see that. Wouldn't that be nice, BC?  Yeah, yeah. You might be able to get it from the local government. Federal, state, local, and it's like, what is this money going for, man? Why? I mean, don't get me wrong. I don't mean to put anybody on this panel on blast, but I'll put you like this. We all got our own bills paid. Jason, you got your bills paid. Rowdy, you got your bills paid. James, you got your bills paid. I've got my bills paid. Yeah. And it would be nice to see where all this freaking money is going to. And it's like, if we got to show receipts and what happened for what we're spending, hey, come on. I like to see a little something, what you guys are spending the night over there, man. Come on, man. What do you guys really work for? It's supposed to be us. Does the government have bills to pay, BC? Does the government have bills to pay? Huh? Just like all of us, does the government have bills to pay? Oh, yeah. But they don't pay them. They don't pay them, and they get away with it. And they run up trillions of dollars in debt, but we can't do that. Yeah. We can't do that. They're allowed to do it. So this is kind of back to the EPA state. It's a racket. The government is a criminal syndicate. They're gangsters. That's what they are. And if you don't. The more respect that we give them, the worse off that we are. So we should not respect these people. They're scum, man. Absolutely. They claim to be.  They didn't do anything. But the whole corporate media wants to make it out that it's an insurrection. I wish it was an insurrection, but it wasn't. These people, man, I consider them heroes, right, for what they did.  But at least they're taking the initiative a little bit to fight back against these tyrants and these scumbags, man.  And the fact that they went in there and disrespected them like that has a good thing. That's a good thing. Did you see this little cartoon somebody sent me? I remember gas was $2.19 a gallon. I just paid here in Washington state. Went into $2.19 a gallon a year ago? Yeah, on January 6th. So this little cartoon is saying it's bringing to light what actually matters to you as a person. Because you actually buy gas, right? You don't care about some so-called insurrection because it doesn't affect you. That's what the thing is saying. Everybody pays gas. And that's why Biden is so low in the polls right now because people are really suffering. People are really suffering right now. Everybody is. It's bad. It's really bad. I'm suffering.  I'm sorry to hear that, Ronnie. And anyone that's on the panel, yeah. And I think that suffering goes beyond just putting food on the tables. There's emotional suffering that's massively happening on a massive scale, which shouldn't be overlooked. Your mind is your most important asset. I'm just talking about economics. And I am suffering, man. And I'm not saying that it would be better if Trump won because it might not have been. Like I told you, this whole thing started with Trump's Nonsense Cares Act that they passed in March of 2020. That thing was a $2 trillion moondoggle for the airlines and the too big to fail. So Trump doesn't get off over here at all.  He could have not signed that bill. Which bill is this, sorry? The Cares Act. The Cares Act, yes. March 2020, that's where this whole nonsense came from, man. So I figured I'd just share this and then we could move on to the next subject. This is now this is a bit old, about 10 years old, but it's probably fairly relevant. The annual budget for the military is $610 billion. Here we go. This is how much they need by, no. And what I think is interesting too, these are the programs that spend more than one and a half billion, right? Jason, can you pull up what the US pays as a GDP percentage for the military as compared to all other countries? And it's not even close. Not even close. The US is a war machine. 3%? No, it's more than 3%. But whatever it is. So this is saying that, yeah, well, this is what they're saying. The total percent of GDP, we pay 3.7. The next one is less than half at China. Right, less than half. But you look at, yeah, percent of global spending. I think that's even more interesting, 39%. So just under 50% of the total world's spending on military comes from one country. Isn't that disgusting? And another thing that's interesting about this country too, and James would agree, we have the most incarcerated people in this country that anywhere else in the world, and it's not even close, right? I also agree with that. Number of inmates. That's another disgusting. Look at all the jail cells being taken up by how many of those people? How many of those people are nonviolent drug offenders? Nonviolent.  It's insane. Our prisons are bloody.  Is it like that in Canada? Is it like that in Canada? Let's go to Canada here. Let's just put, you know, expand the statistics, see if I can find. Canada is not even listed. There's a lot of bad things about this country. There's a lot of bad things. I'm not some ultra patriot, but I'm also not a leftist. I think the prisons are so packed because that's free slave labor for many of the corporations having these... It's also, you know, it also is. It makes... Every prison is in a congressional district, and they give jobs to the correctional officers. So they want that in their district. Privatize. What about these privatized prisons and politicians that are connected with it, like Lindsey Graham at one time was in the... He's the turtle there, right? Lindsey Graham? No, that's Mitch McConnell. Oh, speaking of disgusting crooks, these mega churches, Ronnie Simpson, these TV evangelists of mega churches that don't pay taxes. Do you think they're worse than Mitch McConnell? No, they're both equally the same. They're both different color feathers of the same bird. This guy... Now this guy, I know Joel lost team. He actually has a nice message. If you watch his show, he has a nice message. Yeah, he tells people, Mitch McConnell could never do that. But hold on though. Mitch McConnell could never do what this guy does. He doesn't do anything for the poor.  All right. If he does anything, he makes you feel good. Mitch McConnell is not going to do that. That's about it. You know, they found $600,000 in cash in the wall, hidden in... I believe it. I believe it. I believe it, but... But Joel Osteen's done.  No, I'm not saying he's any better. But you know, Joel... At least Joel Osteen, he does make you feel good. He does. He makes you feel good. But what's your show before? You bring up a good point. But what about the people who were homeless from the hurricane? He refused to open up the doors of his mega church. All right, James. All I'm saying is you watch his show and he does have a nice message.  He hoards millions of donations from suckers. He doesn't pay a dime in tax. I'm not saying he doesn't, but I'm saying that Mitch McConnell is way worse. Oh, Mitch McConnell is a demon. He's horrible. Okay. So let's give this guy a C plus and Mitch McConnell gets an F. Is that fair? Is that fair? Well, what I would like to say, and I have had a chance to speak to several people about this. And this is where it gets rather interesting because church and religion, it's the only institution on the planet where you pay what you feel it's worth to you. Yeah, you can pay whatever you want. And you can pay whatever you want. You can pay nothing. And I've been at some churches and some sermons where they start out by saying, okay, we went over the budget at our last meeting. That's the wrong place to go. If they're starting it out by saying that, you shouldn't be there. For sure. And I'm sitting there saying, okay, this is a long time ago. And but this is at a very interesting church in Seattle. I don't know if they're still around called Mars Hill. Kind of a, the guy was doing some weird things. But anyway, he's the one that I sort of locked on to this message that church is really the only institution and the only business. This is really like a business, right? That you pay what you feel you should pay or what you can pay, right? You can't go into a grocery store and buy a gallon of milk for a dollar, right? This is not going to happen. You got to pay the price on the shelf. If you don't pay it, they won't sell it to you. It's just flat out, right? But you get into an argument and kind of what Ronnie S was going at here. And I have to agree with him. He does have a good message. What he's doing is, and I think James would agree, he is praying on the week to give him their money by giving them a feel good message, right? And he talks to people in such a way that it makes it feel as if Joel Osteen is talking directly to you, right? It feels to be a very personal message. He has an extreme talent. Let's not deny that. His father was also a pastor, nowhere near the success or level of wealth that he has created though. And I think that you start to look at this, James. He is the CEO of the Joel Osteen Empire, right? And again, he's kind of praying on the week to give him their money. Now, what's interesting about Joel Osteen, I think it's about 50-50. Half the people you talk to will say the guy's a crook. The guy doesn't believe in Jesus. The guy is not speaking the gospel. The guy does not represent what Christianity is. And then the other half would probably say, no, the guy has a great message. Oh, we got the Stogee. Let's get BC. Let me stop sharing here. I want to see that Stogee. Look at that thing. Give that man a cigar. There you go. Look at that, BC. What does that say? How's the pork loin out there? It's looking pretty good. I'll take you out there right now. Yeah. BC, now, you know, cigarette smoke, I can tolerate, but that's cigar smoke. That's kind of harsh, man. You got a window open or something? Oh, no, no, no. But I've been running in and out here in this space here, instead of grill. So then I've got a fan right here. Okay. Because I was staying in the hallway. So if we give that man, I just kick that boy away and get this going. So that's a nice one. Let's check out that pork loin. I know it's doing pretty good. Yeah. So check it out. Now, if Joe Osteen was really a man of God, preaching God's work, would he be a megachurch? If he was helping the poor and he was, he was given to the poor and he was doing God's work, he wouldn't be a megachurch. And neither would any of the others. That's what I'm trying to get at. Now, Joe Osteen, at least he makes you feel good about yourself. Dang, that looks nice, BC. All right. You're beautiful. James, could you agree with that? He's a charlatan. He's like a car dealer. He's good at it though. He's good at it. Oh, yeah. No, he's good at what he does, of course. Yeah. Now, have you ever watched a whole show? No, because he sickens me with that smile of his. If you watch a whole show, you might walk away feeling better about yourself. Yeah, hold on. I wanted to focus on that pork loin. It's like having, it's like shooting your load, you know.  Anyway, the pork loin, we didn't see it very long. We got BC's belly yet on the screen. BC, what is that picture in the back? Is it Scarface? It's Scarface. Can you focus on that? That's Scarface. Can you do a focus on that? Yeah, gotta give you a quick look. I've got three pictures up here. Okay. This is Joe Pesci from Casino. Oh, cool. Right here. Then you've got Scarface right here. Nice. Tony Montan, you've got the scene from Goodfellas right here. Nice. Great. Yeah, that's when they first get the cocaine connection. I think it's the guns, but either way, yeah. So, yeah. You've got Casino, Scarface, Goodfellas. The only thing I need left is the Godfather. Very cool, BC. I like that. I'm talking about the first one. Now, the person who wanted to do a live, not live, but do a video chat with me late last night while I was tired and trying to sleep, but he told me he definitely wants to be on the show. I sent him the link and... Was it Goldsmith? No, the other man. Eric Fraudfelter. Eric Fraudfelter. Yeah, I want to be on a show. I want to be on a show. Send me the link. Send me the link. Eric Fraudfelter is a fraud. Oh, this gumbag, Elon Musk with his fake Tesla. That's not Tesla technology, because his cars have been very problematic.  And I don't know if you guys heard this. It is a very, very interesting thing that somebody of his stature came out and said. Did you hear that, Jason? I did not hear that. I'm going to try to find it. He essentially said that the government is... The government is nothing but the biggest corporation with a monopoly on violence. That's what he said. That's almost his whole words. And for somebody of his stature to come out and say that, that's amazing. You know, if you look at it, right? He exploited for you. There it is, there it is right there. He used the word, James. James, James, look at this, look at this right here. No, he used the word, the good name of Tesla to make problematic electric vehicles that have catastrophic prices.   Just leave the gumbag. Leave the headline. Well, without government, without government to pour, we'll be starving out in the street. James, can you read what it says right here? No, because I believe in big government and socialism. Without government is the biggest corporation with a monopoly on violence, where you have no recourse. He's 100% correct. Oh, he's lucky he's not paying no way. There's no way you can say anything like that. He's lucky he's not paying his fair share in taxes. He pays his share, he pays whatever you pay. Oh, he's paying that 1%. So I mean, hey. He pays something.   What does fair even mean? Fair, what Eisenhower had. What is it? Eisenhower. 1950s. They should, the middle class shouldn't be carrying a tax burden. So what do Eisenhower have? Like 90%? Yeah, yeah. They're still rich. The motherfuckers still rich. I want to hear your input on this one. You have compassion for the filthy rich. I have compassion for myself. Yeah, I have compassion for the little guy. Sure, the middle class. Okay, so if you go to the gas station, right, and you see a guy sitting outside and he asks you for a dollar, what do you do? You give him a dollar? If you have so much compassion, are you trying to get a job? Well, the guy, you know what? There are winos who take the money and spend it on crack, booze, you know. They still need the money to buy the crack and to buy the booze. You don't feel bad for them? No, the people that are addicts? No, I don't feel bad for addicts. Why? Because it's self-induced, self-destruction. They're doing it to themselves. Who do you think the government is helping with their tax money? You don't think they're helping good people or they're helping the winos? No, they know what they're doing. The government, under the two-party, under the Democrat Party, is throwing poor people. Only under the Democrat Party, not the Republicans. The Republicans don't help the poor. They want to get rid of poor people. The two parties are the same thing. The Democrats throw people a few crumbs, like my grandfather used to say. The Democrats try to act like they're doing a big deal. The Republicans try to act like they're not. But they're both doing the same thing. They're both doing the same thing. I support our revolution, the independent true progressives. That's who I support. So, Jason, you go to the gas station and you see a guy asking you for a dollar. What do you do? That's a great question. In fact, I might even tell you that on a much broader scale, you know, I used to go into work every day, but since the pandemic, working from home. What, the shit-demic? The bullshit-demic? No, the virus is real. It's real. Anyway. But, so I used to- All you constitutionalists just want to party and spray your aerosol. All right, hold on. All right, continue. Continue, Jason. All right. I like that, James. Do that again. Yeah, well, that's what I do, because I don't have a mask, you know. Well, I used to go to a downtown Seattle every day and it's unfortunate, you know, having been born here, spent a lot of my time here. You were born in Seattle? Born in Seattle. To see the city just kind of slipping away, right? And there's so much homeless, there's so much poverty and there's just a lot of drug use. I'll be right back. They never show poverty. They never show poverty in like the Pacific Northwest. I mean, they always show like Lumberjack and Sasquatches and- They show you the best of the best, but we have a real homeless problem, a real poverty problem, open drug use. You know, Dr. Frazier Crane is not from Seattle. He's from New Jersey. Kelsey Grammer. Oh, yeah, Kelsey. He's a good guy. No, Kelsey Grammer is from New Jersey. Frazier Crane is from Seattle. Frazier Crane is from New Seattle. But anyway, and Niles. But the- Yeah, I don't like to give money to people. I don't do it because you're enabling that. There are programs out there. There is social welfare. There is health.  These homeless people, I know for a fact, these homeless people, the poor, there are social programs. If they live the straight and narrow, and they clean up their act, there are social programs that will give them a good start to survive and live a clean, safe, healthy life. If they follow the rules and live the straight and narrow, take the straight and narrow, and don't do drugs, spend all their money on bad habits, and so on and so forth. Yeah. But the ones that refuse to do the right thing and straighten out their lives, I would not be an enabler and waste my donations. I rather give it. I helped this Philippine girl with a little cute little boy. I saw that picture. Yeah, one and a half years old. They're poor. Her brother is a fisherman, a commercial fisherman, and she does what she has to do to survive in the Philippines. And they had a typhoon that took out half their house, and the little boy was crying his eyes out because his favorite toy was gone. So I sent her money and baby clothes. Her baby clothes, the boy's clothing was gone too. So I sent her some money to buy new baby clothes for him and a new toy. I mean, I rather give directly to somebody who appreciates some money to help them out. You know what I mean? Like somebody honest, and they're just falling on hard times. That's the kind of charity, I believe, when the money is going directly to the person who's having a crisis. You're absolutely correct, because I think we've... Hello, Bart Robertson. Robinson, sorry? Oh, Bart is here. Oh, hi, Bart. We don't go out too much. We rather eat in Georgia. Yeah, because it's expensive going to restaurants.  My brother-in-law goes out to lunch after church and family a four. It's easily 100 bucks, easily 100 bucks. And that's just... That's not getting dessert or anything like that, right? That's just ordering a meal and maybe a coke. Well, the most I do is I'll have Chinese food delivered, takeout, or I might have a good pizza delivered, or I'll take a walk around a corner and get a burrito at the Mexican takeout, or I'll get some Thai food to takeout. And once in a while, if I'm in the mood, if it's not too cold out, I'll walk four blocks and I'll have the all-you-can-eat sushi and sashimi. But as far as going to a restaurant with atmosphere, which to me is meaningless, I rather have big portions of quality food than to have atmosphere. A lot of these chicks, a lot of these girls, they got to have atmosphere. Right, because why? Because they're not paying. Some suckers paying for it. Well, not only that, James, but if you look at, let's go pre-pandemic, because it's a little hard to quantify things during the pandemic. But pre-pandemic, the majority of women would spend their money on clothes, on beauty products, on getting their hair done. And they want to be in the most happening place, because why do all that? If you're just going to be in a restaurant with only two other people, it's peacocking, right? They got to get their return on investment, right? Yeah, well, usually a restaurant with atmosphere where the restaurant critics of newspapers go and give their how many stars they want to give them. You've got high prices and you've got small portions. So here's the portion and here's the price, the cost. Because why? Because there's an atmosphere and they might have a new menu. Every time there's a new menu in a restaurant, the prices are higher. So the menu talks like the liquor websites talk.  You know, it's salesmanship.  Ah, who's dogging out? Hey, Nina. Hello, Nina. Happy New Year, Nina. You already happy New Year from the ocean state of Rhode Island. What are you drinking, James? What's in that glass? Oh, a Samuel Smith oatmeal stout. Oh, you did that on a, uh, Wednesday. Oh, this is the last, this was the last bottle of my refrigerator. Say, Sid, Sid is our official. Hello, Sid. The mail bill. Sid is our official mail rights activist. Red pill talk, Sid. Got to ring the red bell for red pill talk, Sid.  That troll is back every Sunday. I had a block several times. East Coast liquor reviews. Hello. All right, dogging. Oh, Nina, Sid, what's up, you know? Is it dogging down the same as doggy style? Uh, all right, Sid, you're, you're my, uh, you are definitely my red pill alpha male, uh, anti-feminism. What did I say before? Red pill, red, red. Yeah, what did I say before? Man, man, man's, uh, male rights activist. You might notice something behind me, James, that I haven't seen in weeks. Sun. The sun. It has been the absolute worst winter. My goodness. We just had a foot of snow that melted and all that snow melting is causing every river to crest and flooding everywhere. Uh, sun behind me, the pass, all, all passes that blew it, white, so call me and Stevens have all been closed for the last three days. They got four feet of snow in one day. How do you keep up with that? If you get four feet of snow in one day? Wow. I mean, that's, that's, that's a scheme. What's the skiers, uh, or snow, snowmobile, uh, owners' paradise? Correct. But could you imagine, right? You know, so we, you kind of split Washington state into two halves. You have East, Eastern Washington and Western Washington. You got to cross the mountain range that runs right between it practically. And all those people that could be stranded in Eastern Washington, they just can't get over here because the passes have been closed because they just can't plow the roads and get them ready. They said that it's supposed to stop snowing like today, so they might reopen tomorrow. It's going to take them a full day of digging out just to get those roads reopened again. Heck of a lot of work. Mm-hmm. Uh, I will be right back, James. Give me one moment here. Okay. Um, hold on. He will be back. Okay. All right. Uh, I just wanted to thank everyone, uh, viewers and participants and people doing, leaving commentary for joining Keto King's barbecue banter, a progressive discussions production, open topic shows, and open topic multi-topic shows. So there's no censorship.  So, uh, yeah, you're funny. The saccharine sweet smile of a charlatan with the personality of a sleazy car dealer. He's a, he's a carnival pitchman. A carnival pitchman. Uh, let's see. What does it say? Yeah, the Russian bot. Yeah, I, well, I haven't, I, I tried another sushi place that I didn't like as well as the first one. I'm going to go back to the original one. And I didn't do any live stream there because, uh, someone told me, why don't I go to different restaurants? But I, I only like to go and eat food that I like. And I only like to go to all you can eat. Unless I'm getting takeout. If I'm getting takeout, it's usually not expensive. So I'm not, I'm not going to spend the fortune just to do live streams that would entertain people. It's just like people who do, uh, craft beer reviewing or top shelf liquor reviewing that have to bring a different product every week and spend the fortune on what are they making money? Are they getting paid from YouTube? Most people are not. One person I know is, but that person has a huge following and there's nothing wrong with it, but, uh, and, and they, and also depending on which part of the country you're in, I'm in the Northeast liquor stores are expensive, you know, prices are expensive here. So, well, I mean, I, okay, as far as they close, I get what you're saying about the expressiveness of it. I totally get it. No, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll give you an example from my end of it. Okay. You know, now I know you don't get me wrong James. So I'm going to say it. If it comes out wrong, I'm sorry. So don't give me the wrong way if it comes out wrong, but I think you know what I'm trying to say. Okay. Now I know you do ride show like on Wednesdays and Fridays. Awesome. Sweet. And you know, you got your progressive discussion channel like this and so on and so forth. Right. Okay. Now, I don't know how you view yourself. I'm not going to get into that. I might not talk about that, but from my end of it, yeah. Am I generally at ride shows on Wednesday and Fridays? Usually. Yeah. And, you know, I'm pretty much known for a beer review that. Okay. And, you know, I got to agree with you to a certain extent. Like, okay, if you go to these liquor stores, yeah, they are expensive. If you're talking about like these, I don't, I don't want to call them mom of pop stores because it's not really about a pop store, but you've got these guys that own these liquor stores. You know what I'm trying to say. Yeah. Independently owned liquor stores. Yeah. Exactly. For like, if we're trying to get, yeah, exactly. And now this one in particular, I go to, yeah, it's independently owned. Now the prices are a little bit more jacked up by a couple of bucks or more depending on what it is. And okay, fine. I'll do that store sparing, but that one is I'm paying for the immediate because it's on my way home. Now, if I can help it, I go to this place called Discount Trends. Now I can get these beers and so on and so forth from my show a couple of months or more less than the independently owned stores. And it's like, I know I mentioned it before, but that's why I only do two shows a week on my channel of reviewing beers. One because of the cost and two twice a week. It's like, if I could explain this right now, I'm going to where it's like, okay, Wednesdays and Saturdays, I do my shows, but there's based out for it off the point where, okay, we watched BC's beer review that Wednesday that I come out on Saturday. Oh, that's right. He has another one on Saturday. Let's watch it. Where it's far enough, where you almost forget it to a certain extent. But when I post it, it's there and kind of refreshes you. Hey, he doesn't show twice a week, but it's because of the cost. Well, Ronald's cost is reasonable because the liquor in southern Louisiana is reasonable. It's not expensive. He finds a lot of great bargains and I'm happy for him that that's the situation. But here in the Northeast, it's expensive. I could do wildcards because a wildcard is a wildcard. You can bring whatever you have, whatever you feel like bringing. But the themes, I can't do. I mean, I can't. Well, especially James, if the themes get extremely specific as in saying, and I've seen this on someone else's channel. Yeah, Jesse, Bumpy Road. Yeah. Well, that's true. But I think BC, there's a Bourbon County. BC is like, I've got a 2020 bottle and they're like, no, it's got to be 2021. Like you're almost, it's getting so specific. Like you almost have to just say, you're diluting your ability to get it as like one or two people on YouTube might have that beer to review with you. Yeah. And that's if you're able to get that certain addition. Yeah. So yeah, I mean, I'm in agreement with Jason. Yeah. So yeah, like, if it's a certain imported German wheat beer, but a specific kind, you know, I mean, like, like Jesse of New Hampshire, Bumpy Road used to get really, really suspicious, not suspicious, specific, specific in his themes. Where if you didn't get exactly the theme, you can't come on the show. That's how strict it was. Ronald's themes are not complex. They're not, they're not difficult, but they're themes. And to be honest with you, I'm not, I'm not much of a drinker. I get, you know, I get heartburn. I get headaches. I get drunk fast. So I'm not going to wait, James. Yeah, listen, I'll take you out to dinner. You're going to have one beer and you're done, right? Yeah.  I'm not, I was never much of a drinker. I just happened to, if I'm thirsty, I happened to appreciate the flavor of a good wine or a craft beer, you know, but I'll have one, maybe in the summertime, I'll go for a second one. But I usually, I space everything out. That's why a six pack of, of porters or stouts or IPAs will last me a week. When a six pack will be like, it'll be stretched out because I'm not a boo sound. I never was. But, but, you know, other people can do it. If they, if they want to do shows and spend all kinds of money and get drunk on the air, they can do it. It's there, you know, they're, they're, they're prerogative. Yeah. You're adults or adults that can do it. I'm told that my face is frozen on, on the screen here. I'm not sure. I might. Yeah, you are frozen. Yeah, that's weird. Your lips are not moving. Let me, and I think Ronnie S wants to come back. Let me exit out of stream yard and I'll come right back. Well, if he, if he promises not to constantly interrupt and play devil's advocate, he can come back. You know, he just has to let everybody speak. And Jason Cleveland hasn't been doing this. The hasn't had time to do these, the print screens that we originally planned on doing because of all the talking before, you know, with the military budget and all the, all the, the right wing.  Yeah. Yeah. So let me do this, James. Let go ahead. Look, really, this is a progressive show. I don't want to, I don't want to, I don't want to, I don't want to debate a difference of opinion because I know that capitalism and corporations have been a failure for the 98% of the population since day one. And I know they're, they're greedy scum bags. They should pay their fair share in taxes, but they don't.  Is that better, James? Can you hear me? Yeah, you're fine. FDR, great man with a lot of compassion. But I think the only reason why he was so progressive in the title of compassion is because he, he originally came from a wealthy family in New York state. He was the governor of New York, but because of polio, because he was, he became disabled in a wheelchair, which he cleverly kept a secret. His, his disability made him progressive and compassionate. You see, like if it's not your problem, usually a lot of people, sadly, don't care, unless it hits home. You know, and I just don't want to have to, I don't want to raise my voice and argue and deal with devil's advocates. You know, why? Because you're middle class. Your tax rate is way too high. I would bet. I would guarantee your tax rate is way too high. You're not, you're, are you, you're not wealthy. At least I don't think you are. You're not part of, you're not part of the top 2%. Yeah. Why aren't they, why aren't they, why did the DNC screw, screw a man that would have done a ton of good for the 98% Bernie Sanders? Why did the DNC screw him over twice? Okay. And choose the establishment corporate Democrat. In this case, Joe Biden, they picked them the first time around. They picked Hillary Clinton, right? They nominated her. Well, I think we've talked about this before, James. It's the, the super delegates are the ones that kind of screwed Bernie Sanders too, right? Well, the Democratic Party is, they do take huge campaign contributions and they owe huge favorites. I mean, they are part of the establishment. The, the, the independent progressives are like socialists. They, they, they take donations from everyday citizens. Bernie Sanders did not take any huge contributions from any corporate entities during his campaigns. And, you know, his, and you saw, he had legions of people show up at his rallies compared to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and even Joe Biden. Joe Biden has said in his speeches more than once that he's a capitalist. I didn't exactly feel a warm and fuzzy. So, James, do you want to talk about online car buying? Maybe online car buying. Oh, yes. You found some interesting articles about that. That's right. Well, guess what, guys? They did steal it from. Are you out of here, BC? No, I'm not out of here. But that pork loin is gone. Oh, let's see. Cook it up to 150. Can we see it? Or is it too early? Yeah, wait, wait, wait, wait. Let's, yeah. The star of the show is the, is the pork loin. Yeah, I'm about to show you the right now. Yeah. And of course your smoker grill is, is the superstar. And of course it's dark out. I'm like thinking, wait. Oh, you brought it in. Oh, I didn't know you brought it in, right? Wow.  So that's looking good. Cook the potato. I'm going to let that rest for a little bit.  You got to let me rest beef, at least, what, 30 minutes, they say? Maybe, maybe more. Well, I do turkeys a lot. And I always, Gordon Ramsay, I learned this many years ago, he says that if you cook a turkey, to let it rest half as long as you cooked it. And it'll, it'll cool down, but it'll keep it extremely moist. And that's what gravy and all these other things are for, because you might not be serving piping hot turkey. Yeah. Well, my sister did a good thing. She bought her, the new stove she got, it has a convection feature, which uses steam with a circulation of hot air in a circle, which is convection, circulating hot air and hey, how come I can't? Do you want me to stop sharing? Maybe this way. No, I went to go for it, and the only button that appeared was remove. I wanted to go back to doing the car app purchasing, the Better Business Bureau. Yeah.  You know, I wanted to do a lot of consumer talk. No. Okay. Well, now we're, we're, we're bringing up the car apps that claim to eliminate the middleman of the car. Let me actually, I think I might have gone a little ahead here. Let me see if I can't open a new tab here. Yeah. Okay. And we'll just do Vroom, B-R-O-O-M. This is one of the popular online, so back to your point earlier, James. I think maybe three months ago, you know, just like everything, right? You can get your groceries delivered. Amazon has pretty much made it easily accessible to get anything you need delivered same day for most items. You don't even need to leave your house now to buy a car, right? You can buy your car entirely online. That's what they're claiming, right? Or you can sell your car, right? So I can enter in my license plate and my state and it'll tell me what the car is worth. I can click on a few buttons. Vroom will show up and deliver the car or buy the car from me, right? So James, let's just explore the experience and then we'll see the bad side of it, right? All the negativity. So what kind of car would you like to buy today, right? Okay, let's just make it very interactive too. If money, if I had the money to take the plunge, I would probably make a practical, logical, wise choice and get what my sister has, a Honda Accord, a Ford oil. All right. Yeah, I would say Honda Accord, right? Yeah, Honda Accord CD. This is very interactive. Excuse you. And because we're shopping online, it doesn't matter where we're located. They'll deliver the car to us, right? Yeah, yeah. And I love how they say great deal, right? Great features. So how much do you want to spend, James? Because we really haven't done any filtering here, have we, right? So what kind of money do you want to spend? I want my priorities would be... How much do you want to spend? Between $500 and $10,000 maybe? No, no, it depends on what comes with the vehicle. I want power, seats, power, windows, climate control, AC, automatic. Well, they all come automatic these days. Here are the popular features you can search from. Yeah, I want the basic luxuries of technology.  I don't want... How much do you want to spend? Let's just limit... Let's just... Okay, what about the price? Well, did they mention what the basic Honda Accord comes with? I'm sure we can click onto it and see it. But I think price is really all that matters. So maybe $5,000, $10,000, Jesus. Well, he keeps interrupting. He keeps interrupting every time I open my mouth. You know, I'm trying to defend progressive socialist qualities. And he keeps defending conservatives and capitalism. That's not what I'm about. I'm not going to get into a shouting match and compromise. I don't believe in... I don't like when the Democrats try to do bipartisan compromising. What zip code are you in, James? 07020. I mean, my hometown was 07644. All right, 07020. So this will cost about $1,000 to deliver. So this car is $24,995 plus $995 delivery. Here's all of the information, the engine, the transmission, the gas mileage, how big it is, the features it has. I remember when a new Cadillac was in the 1980s, it was like $10,000. 90-day limited warranty, one-year roadside assistance, remainder of the factory warranty. So where is the savings using these car apps? I don't see any savings. $25,000 for this thing? I don't know if that's a good deal or a bad deal. I don't know, but it doesn't sound... It doesn't sound like it's fresh out of the factory. It sounds like there's definitely a middleman involved here. This is a used car, 56,000 miles. Now this is what I think is interesting, right? It's two years old. Blood suckers. Two years old with 56,000 miles. No, I heard people have problems with turbo engines. I don't trust them either. No, I want a new... If I'm going to go on an app like Carvana or Verum... What kind of car do you want?  Here we go. Here's a 2021. This is barely used. Because until the electric cars are the same price as the gasoline cars, I mean, my first choice will be to get an electric car.  You know what I say? These apps are scams.  They are the first inductees this week into the Chisler's Hall of Shame. Now, I got to tell you though, here I am making people at home sick. How was that? You can go all the way around this thing. That's pretty cool, right? Look at that. Well, you can zoom in, too. You can't go wrong with a Honda Accord, but I'm paying all the $30,000. Okay, that's James. Look all the way around.  What if you saw some stains in that seatbelt? What's been going on in this back seat here, right? You mean like white stains? You might get the black light back there. You mean the black light? Yeah, you mean like Monica Lewinsky's blue dress? Oh my goodness, you got me rolling here. So this is the experience, right? So far, you're not even that impressed.  No, I know because my brain is clouded by the price.  This is the price, right? So maybe straight away. I know what a new Honda Accord is like because my sister's driving one. And I enjoy the ride. I enjoy sitting in it and going for a ride with her in the car. It's a great car. It's probably the best all-round comfortable car in the world without getting into the prestigious luxury cars. I think it's great. Absolutely. I know Accord is made by Honda. So let's take a look at some reviews on the experience here. Oh, Mike, I sent you the link. What can I say? I heard you wanted to come aboard. But anyway, I hope you're having a pleasant Sunday. I don't know what happened to Eric Fraunfelder. He kept telling me on his own. I never asked him. He kept telling me, I want to join. I want to join. You know, I don't say nothing to nobody no more. Because I feel like a biggin' brother. I feel like a fool, you know, sending people links. So Eric came to me and asked me. And lo and behold, he didn't show up. Look at this, James. What's that? Better Business Bureau. 2,964 complaints. Wow. You mean on top of the fact that they're paying a very high price for the car over 2,000 complaints? This is unbelievable. They should be ashamed themselves. So I'm sort of looking at, we're sorting by the most recent, right? The most recent complaint is about a month old. But there's 2,964 complaints. You know, and the one thing, maybe I'll just kind of find a good one here. That somebody can read on here. This is, I'll just leave it here, right? So the main thing that I've heard, the main issue with these car buying apps is lack of customer service agents. Just like everywhere else in the world, there's an extreme labor shortage. So if you have a labor shortage or they're turning a deaf ear to the customer. Exactly. Maybe they don't want to deal with complaints. Exactly. So what's interesting about this company is, is that they advertise themselves about being the Amazon, if you will, of the car buying experience. You saw there, we could look at a car. We could look at all the pictures of the car. You know, we can do all these things, but you can't test drive it. And I think that's maybe why the brick and mortar, the traditional method of car buying is still so popular is because people want to sit in the car. They want to see it. They want to smell it. They want to test drive it. They want to put their kids car seat in the back to make sure that the car seat fits. They want to let the dog maybe in the back seat to see if there's room. See how big the trunk is, all this stuff, right?  They're not going to be crazy about that. I've done it. And I've even told them, if my dog doesn't fit back here, then I'm not buying the car. And he's in my car with me.  I said, yeah, if the dog doesn't like it back there, then I'm not buying it. He's like, all right, let's get the dog back there. You know, they'll do it. They did it. No problem. We didn't buy it. But well, the dog doesn't, the dog's not going to tell you. The dog's just going to either stay there or run out. Yeah, exactly. But what I think about, what's interesting about this, and kind of going back to the negativity on these sites is that if you have a problem, there's nobody there to help you. You know, if you look at this right here, the person purchased the car on the website in September. He canceled the transaction. They accepted the cancellation and they would refund the down payment. They got put a $53,000 down payment. They refunded $49 deposit, they received the funds. He sent an email inquiring on the refund, no response, called the phone number, no response, emailed again, no response, called twice for over 30 minutes, told in process seven to 10 days, called again, called on business day 11, buyback, won't pick up the phone, filed a complaint. So if you think about this, this guy has, look at that, that's $54,000. Oh my God. $54,000 that he's trying to get. Wow. He's trying to get as a refund and the Better Business Bureau says, closing the case. We got Michael Hilton from San Francisco. Hold on for a second. We got Michael Hilton from San Francisco, California. You're welcome, Michael. Hello, Michael. Oh, he's, uh, What are you doing? How are you doing? Thank you for the invite. Michael, where are you? What's going on? What's going on? All right. Yeah, we're here. Where are you? He's exposing these. Doing good. How about you? Doing great. Yes, Mike, Michael is, it's like a phoenix rising from the ashes. He is a brand new Michael. Let me stop sharing the screen so we can see what Michael is eating. All right. Okay. Sunday brunch. Sunday brunch. We'll see what we can do. Are you in a hotel? You're out and about. He's out and about. Are you at a hotel? Maybe the Wi-Fi is not so great there. My face froze a while ago. I had to completely restart it. Yeah, definitely hang on to that page because, hey, what's going on here? I didn't do it, right? Hey, what's going on here? Sorry, brother, bad Wi-Fi.  That guy's going to geek their own over the three yard.  I've probably got the pork loin and baked potato plated up. Do you want to see it? Yes, sir. Oh, what happened? Oh, V.C. Oh, look at that. It's stuffed, right, V.C.? Yeah, it's stuffed. His cornbread concoction with other things. And it's got it. So I got a pork loin stuffed with cornbread and mushrooms and onions. And a baked potato with just butter, garlic butter. So, yeah, this bad boy's done. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Looks like, oh, man, you guys do not know what you're missing here, man. Well, pork loin be very succulent. Yeah. You know, I wish you guys were here, man. Really? I wish I was there, too, V.C., honestly. Yeah, because it'd be like the round table of us doing what we're doing in one spot. Well, Jason's got a really interesting smoker grill. Yeah, the egg cooker. Yeah. The green egg, yeah. How is that, V.C.? It looks fantastic. Now, V.C., I got to ask you a question. This is dinnertime, right? Yeah. Yeah. Would you have any sort of midnight snack or any kind of bedtime snack or is this kind of last meal of the day? You know, I wouldn't say, well, it's a midnight snack in a way, sort of saying, but it's kind of like a dessert. Now, it depends. Sometimes it's like a portion of a chocolate bar, like if you've got a Hershey's chocolate bar, almonds. Now, I might break off, like, three or four pieces off of there, like, say, two or three hours from now, and have, like, a little something sweet. Or, like, what is it? It's like gummy worms. So, they're like several pinch kids, but they look like worms. The same thing, two, three hours from now. I'll probably eat maybe about a dozen of them worms, gummy worms, and that's it. You know what's funny, right?  I said, Effett, I'll put a gummy worm on the, and I actually caught a fish on a gummy worm, believe it or not. Yeah, but did you know that black rubber worms on a lead-headed jig is the best lure for bass fishing? People tell me you work wonders. Okay, Michael Hilton is in this establishment, having Sunday brunch. And what exactly did you order, Michael Hilton? I got some, first of all, good to hear from you, James and everybody. Got some heads of black stone. So, then got that with some wards juice. What's the name of it? Black stone, you say? It's black stone, that also comes with potatoes. Okay, yeah, I never heard of eggs with black stones. It's like, is that like eggs, eggs benedict? Well, this comes with tomatoes, though. This comes with tomatoes on it. Oh, okay. Table for two, Michael? It can be, but Michael's not going to be hitting on, oh, what happened? Every time Michael has Wi-Fi problems, I come up full screen. I wonder why. I wonder why. Eggs blast stone or gas stone.  I saw you. I saw you.  Strangle you, man. You and Zuckerberg. The question was table for two. Table for two. I was saying that Michael is not going to be hitting on nobody, asking them to join him. They're going to have to join him on their own. How about this, James, in the sharing of the screen here? Yeah, okay. Tesla is giving cover to the Chinese government by doing business in Xinjiang. Xinjiang. Yeah, Tesla's decision to open a showroom in China is adding growing criticism of the company's actions. He gives cover to the Chinese government. When a company decides to place its enterprise in the middle of this setting of genocide and slavery, it is doing something very unethical. I knew I was right about these corporate CEOs. The Bible says he that makes haste to be rich shall not be innocent. I'll be right back. Slavery of some million individuals. Well, while James left and while BC is eating, this might not be a bad time to maybe get something else to drink. I'll be back in a flash, BC. I'm here. Yep, I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. I know Ronnie Simpson was defending Elon Musk, saying nice things about him and all these multi-billionaires, including Joe Oste. But I knew that these corporate CEOs that are multi-billionaires are not to be trusted. They will expose themselves eventually. They will. They always will. So how's the weather, BC? You get any more snow? We get some snow. We get about an inch and a half out of here. Did it freeze? That's what I was saying. It started overnight. It got up to about 37. That was about 19. Okay, we're back. I knew he would expose himself eventually. I knew it. Who? CEOs like Elon Musk. Oh, yes. How about this? Senator, that's airlines about worker shortages after billions in bailouts. This is a senator from my state, Maria Cantwell, Washington state. Now he won't believe it. When I try to tell Ronnie Simpson these things, he doesn't believe it. He always defends the corporate machine. Always, you know, he doesn't believe that they get these handouts and they and they don't trickle down. There is no trickle down economics. Now this is, I think this is actually an interesting topic because they gave them $54 billion to the airlines, as well as $25 billion in low-cost government loans. So these are, this is free money. Yeah. This is free. Now this is back to what you were saying, James. Imagine if you just said, I want $54 billion. Yeah, here you go. Boom. Done. I mean, think about this. Think about this for a minute. $54 billion for free. Basically, that's just free money, right? Right, right. Plus $25 billion in low-cost government loans. It's really, it's really despicable that the, well, you know what? It's expected.  And these are part of the favors that they get in return. This is unbelievable. I pulled up some more articles for us to- Corruption is, it's, you know, you know, yeah, the system is extremely corrupt, but the CEO of American Airlines earned $12 million, but yet he needs $54 billion in tax bailout money. Right. But the Republicans in Washington, they complain about the little guy getting a stimulus check. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, all the corporations get all this free money. Yeah. Well, James, we're about approaching hour three. I might stop sharing there because I do want to save some of this content for when we have more time. Yeah.  Eric, if he chooses to really come on and not change his mind at the- Eric was on Western Mike's channel last night asking him, it felt like 20 questions, spaghetti or ramen, all these sort of questions. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I'll tell you one thing, if he try, if he wants to talk to me on Facebook Messenger by way of video, I'm not going to, I'm not going to answer it.  You know, yeah, how dare the government help people, right? Meanwhile, they, they help the fat cats, the top 1%. You're right. Yeah. The eggs, Benedict or eggs, Mabogo, Gawa, whatever that was, highest grade, highest grade for me is high school and I went to technical school twice and third time, I passed the certified personal trainer and nutritional consultant diploma. I think he was saying highest grade, not asking what the highest grade we attended. He was, he was saying that the breakfast that he had was- Oh, he's grading the food. Grading the food, yes. Oh, where does that mean 90% out of 100? 90%, not 9 out of 10, 90%. So that'd be 90%? That'd be 90%. Okay, got you. All right. So James, the family's home, I'm being called into the kitchen, so- Oh, you're going to have dinner. I'm going to have to bid you farewell.  You know, it's, it was pretty interesting. It was great having Ronald Terrio on and Michael Hilton. And if Michael Hilton, if he leaves the restaurant and he's going home real soon and he wants to talk about some deep social issues like, you know, dating and things like that, and relationships and about his struggle. Yeah, I would be willing. I really hope and I'm sure- Yeah, I'll be glad to stay on the air. I don't know, I don't know how far- Oh, I see. Okay. I don't know how far he is from home, or I don't know if he's going somewhere else, but if he wants, I can hang tight until he gets home. Anyway, Jason- Yeah, I have to bid you farewell. It was fantastic. I'm not tomorrow. Yeah. Yeah, we'll be on WhatsApp. BC, take care, brother. Happy New Year. It's great to have the first show of the year for me. That food looked amazing. I love that Michigan- Well, I'm glad you're big, Jason, man. That Michigan head. I missed you too, and have a great day, have a great evening, have a great week. Are you okay for next Sunday? Yes. Okay, I'll see. Yes. Well, of course, I'll see you on WhatsApp. I'm free too, man. No, be well, folks. Well, everyone in the chat, everyone watching. Thank you and have a great rest of your day. The fruit of his lines. He prepared the fruit of his lines. Oh, I might just do this here. I'll plug this book. I know you guys don't read. Reading is kind of outdated, it seems, but this is a fantastic book. I highly recommend it. Oh, look at that. Is that, is that like, is that promote minimalism too? Yes, it does. Yeah, I got my little daughter here talking about gummies. So yeah, maybe we'll get into this one here next week. Hey, where is she? Jenny, come here. Jenny. Hey, where are you? Where are you? She's coming here.  Where are you? Look, come here. Hey, come over here.  She's eating a gummy. Is this, is this the sound you made when you were, when you were younger? Oh, you're leaving. All right, guys, we'll see you later. I gotta, have a great day. Thanks again. You too. Oh yeah. So, so the pork loin was a great success, but then again, you have a lot of experience with the pork loin. Yeah, bed and ribs. Yeah. And last week was the beef ribs. And then, of course, pork ribs, you have a great success with. Yep. Chicken, you have, well, chicken is like a basic barbecue meat, you know. Yeah, like that first episode where I did the barbecue chicken, or not the barbecue, well, it was barbecue chicken, but it was beer can barbecue chicken. Yeah. So, yeah, it was good. Yeah. And you had that, you had that, oh, the turkey breast in but with bone was a success too. Yeah. And what was that, the hamburger bombs I had? What was that that I had, the burger bombs or whatever? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, what's the burger with, there was something wrapped around? Yeah, the bacon wrapped around it, yeah. And they were around with the jalapenos in them. Right. And you did a special meatloaf that had bacon, right? Yeah, the meatloaf that was bacon wrapped, yeah. That was another blockbuster. Now, Bart Robinson for Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, I forgot, he had two turkeys, one smoked, well, that he smoked or somebody else smoked, and then one deep fried Louisiana style. Oh, wow. So you can imagine how great, how great they were. Now, yeah, if you, since you were so successful with the turkey breast with the bone in it, now you can probably do a whole mess of parts, turkey parts. Yeah. And when you smoke, when you smoke the meat for like many hours, like it takes to really smoke meat the right way, you need at least 10 hours of minimum. So, you know, the foods, the food won't go to waste. So you, the leftovers from smoked meat can easily last in the refrigerator for a while, for a while, you know. So you, nothing's going to go bad, you know. So, I don't know. So, Mike, are you going to be at that restaurant for a little, for a while, or are you going to go home soon?  Give me a hint on what you're going to do. What you're going to do when they come for you, bad boys, bad boys, is that what you're going to do? What you're going to do? Because I have no problem with my Android phone going on StreamYard, but I had a lot of problem when I had an iPhone. A lot of problem, because iPhone, for StreamYard, they forced me to use Safari as a browser, and it is not compatible with StreamYard. Safari with iPhone does not work. I got some at Seatown, they have a lot of Latin food, and I got this corn flour, this pre-cooked corn flour, which is like hominy grits or polenta. It's pre-steamed and then dried out and ground into a flour. And what you do is you make these corn cakes for frying, called arepas, which were originally made by South American Indians. And the Colombians and other present-day South American countries still make it, and they often put cheese inside of it or on top of it. And they're really good, and usually they make them for breakfast, and they use it like a bread, but it's really tasty. And I've been making that, not expensive at all. And then I got this ground beef that I told you about off the air, 259 a pound, fresh, high-quality ground beef, hardly any fat comes out of it, and I made, let's see what I make, each package was their family pack. So I think I made like four to five eight-ounce burger patties, and I wrapped each burger in butcher p