176 - Frogman Sighting, Somalian Daycare Scandal, Malaysian Flight 370 Update

We got a story that's pretty riveting. A frog man captured in Mexico. Is it AI? Is it real? Let's find out. And $9 billion worth of fraud in Minnesota. Where'd it go? Was it the pirates? Or the kids? Or Captain Phillips? Tom, thanks for home to you. And they're searching for the missing Malaysian flag. Once again, in Ladies and Gentlemen, we found something spooky in the water. In the water! This podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday Cool. Watch this or listen. Wow. Wow. So much better. So much better. It's actually really attractive. Because I'm a man. Oh, no. Like, as a friend. What? Tractive is a friend that doesn't work. Sure it does. After I said I'm a man. Okay, everyone just calm down. I just thought it was really attractive. You attracted to me as a friend? You're the only one who's getting excited. Of course, I'm excited. You guys are all super attractive. What? Like, no, like, you know, like, yo. I know we're attractive. I don't want you to be attracted to me, though. So you just said to Andrew? No. I'm uncomfortable. He's like, right. It's gross. Let's figure this out. Yeah, this is so cool. Dang. He also reps this company called Knox. And it's like a modern binocular. If you think about binoculars, it's only like Kodak or Nikon, one of those companies. Yeah. That's one of the ones I can think of. And modernized. But this company, like, took binoculars, good technology, and then just made a really cool aesthetic colors. And I'm like, holy cow, that's genius. Taking it industry that's never changed and like just modernizing and making it cool. And they're crushing it, apparently. That's crazy. That's like how they're reinventing the zipper. You're that? Yeah. I think you guys told me about that. I'm like, isn't it a bad thing? Isn't it going to? I don't know. It's going to be weird because people like, you know, they produce basically all the zippers. Yeah. And people make their homemade stuff, but instead of like it being, like it's just going to be its own zipper, it's not going to have like thread or like fabric on the side. So it's going to be difficult for people to do it at home. Some things you just don't reinvent the wheel. Yeah. Zip it. Hmm. Zip it. Do you think Kelsey ran into a guy at us, like I think it was like one of the like the outdoor festivals or something? And she, it was like pretty obvious that the guy had his like fly down. So she tried to like do it like in a way where like just like in passing like, hey, zippers down. But she didn't, he didn't hear her and I was just like, that's just funny. But like the fact that like, that's a cool move. But also it's like, I don't know, like because you definitely don't want to be walking around. I went, I did church announcements in front of my whole church with my zipper down. One of the ladies came back and she's like, your zipper was down. I was like, you've got to be kidding me. It's very dangerous for me to have my zipper down. Yes, it is. Cause I do not, I do not, I go commando always. Oh God. Yeah. Even right now, you have like pants on there. Yeah. Why do you do this? I don't know. I've just been doing it for years now. Calis. Calis. Calis. Yeah. You just have no idea what underwear is. I can't. Never taught. It's too constricting. Yeah. And like if you wear boxers, I always get a like a wedgie. It has to. I mean, it's probably been 15 years, commando. Really? Yeah, that's wild. You're not going to start now, right? Like there's no way you can, you just, this is a lifelong thing now. Yeah. You should try. I got these great boxers to target. You can try mine out for this if you want. They're awesome. Okay. Yeah. I lost. Parathieves. No, they're just target brand. No, God. Unless paratheses are your sponsor, then paratheses are amazing. Parathes.com/ninjas. Yep. Go there. No, commando is the way. Yeah. Even on my wedding commando. Really? Yeah. Yeah. Did you take any funny pictures, like incorporating that? Oh no, but that would have been funny. Yeah. Maybe you can try again, like there were new old vows. We did a sweating. Yeah. There's a video though, when we were doing the photo shoot, we had one of my buddies, Angel, doing the worm. And we're all like, yeah, and we're all just wearing these giant boots and he goes up and just clocks my brother and the jaw, like from his little, and it was just funniest thing ever. I mean, like clocked him, like full on knockout punch type. Yeah. He had to be getting his legs pretty high. He was. Yeah, he's very athletic. He's an athlete, dude. Yeah. Wow. His calves are the most impressive I've ever seen in my life. Really? Yeah. It's insane. He's like a former boxer, so like the dude's fit. They're cool. Feet boy. Lethal boy. Hey, Jake's here. Wait, is that Lillie over there? Hello. Hey. I put my hair up just so you would know for sure. Yeah, I got it. Okay. That's a little bit big. That's probably good for Josh. Yeah. I heard Lillie broke her arm just so she wouldn't have to see me again. She's not bad, man. She had an incident. So that's why she's not here today because her arm is gone. Yes. We had to remove it. It was just easier to remove it. She'll tell the whole story. I'm sure when she jumps back on. Yeah. I give a little. So we're at our, my parents' house. And I brought my daughter a little go-kart a year ago, but we're always afraid of her driving it because it goes pretty fast. But yesterday, or whatever it was, a couple days ago, she was doing it. She was great at it. Yeah. Killing it. And then my youngest daughter, Jane, she's like, I want to do it. She's way too small to do it. So I'm like, Lillie, who is the only adult that can fit in this little go-kart. I'm like, are you just giving Jane a little ride? It's like, okay. Does it? Goes on this hill, flips, puts her arm out while it's flipping, and then pops her out. Elbow out. Pretty severe. It was not fun. A long day. A long day. A long day. Can I put the photo on the screen? Oh, yeah. Okay. But at first, it was like, I think goodness it didn't snap, it was just her elbow, but it took them like three times to try to pop it back in. The medication the gave her was awful. They started off with fentanyl, and then they started off with a fentanyl. Just for the pain. And then they gave her a ketamine, and apparently they said after some people just don't react to ketamine very well, and she was completely tripping, tripping out. Like they call it, I guess they call it the K-hole, where it's just like, you just like, you go into a void, and I'm excited for it to be back on to, I can't wait to hear her reaction. But I mean, she was like, she's doing this like, she's like, I'm dying. I'm dying. I'm dying. She's like, who are you? Who are you? Who are you? Oh, no. And then at one point, she's like, my feet! My feet! And we're like, what? I look at her feet, and apparently, while she was tripping, she said she stepped off the void of the universe, and was just falling through space. And so she was yelling my feet, because she stepped off, and she just, and she talks about it. She's like, I was just an atom in this universe. And she's like, and apparently I was like a guide in this universe. And she said, my shape kept on changing, and but I always had a long hair in a beard and I was like, guiding her through this void, she said, no, she said we became one at one point. Wow. She ought to tell the whole thing, but it's insane. That is crazy. But then it didn't work the first time, so they gave her more ketamine, tripping way more. And then the third time they gave her this other stuff that apparently, like makes you forget, like you feel everything, but you forget it all. Don't forget ketamine. No. Apparently. And they were able to pop it in that third time. But it was terrible. Well, we were there for like, what was it like six hours or something, just them yanking or arm terrible? How long did she say she was tripping for? Like some people think they're in there for like a year. Oh, she thought it was forever, that she's like literally thought like I was, it was just the longest. She had a brand new family. But it was only like seven minutes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy, dude. We're going to have to be careful though. People are going to start popping their elbows out. Okay, hold on. She kept on like the third time she's like telling the doctors, don't get me ketamine. Don't do it. And they're like, okay, okay, I can't go back at the K hole. Yeah. It was terrifying. Sorry, Lily. And at one point, when she was doing this, her like oxygen and stuff was like dipping and the doctor's like, hey, breathe, breathe. And she's going, and they had like, open her mouth. Yeah, scurry. Yeah. So that's why she's not here. Not because she wasn't like fit to, but you just like, she had to learn a lesson. Yes. You're not being on the podcast until you've learned your lesson. Correct. Yeah. This is her consequence. Correct. Yeah. But we got Jake here. Yes, we do. Jake is the man and filled in for a little today. Yes, we appreciate that. Yeah. Thank you for having me on. I appreciate it. Oh, I brought you guys another gift. The first time I came on, remember the second time you gave me a magic mind. And I'm always very freaked about like remaining in my own brain and having control. And I didn't know what this was. I'm like, am I going to be on magic, I mean, it's not ketamine, I've tried them now. And I love them. And I like using them all the time and I'm so productive with them. So I brought you one to pay back because they are expensive, but they're borrowing you on free of publisher right now. So you can buy a ton. We'll sick and save half. You guys probably have a deal on them. We used to. Magic mind, sponsor Jake, or sponsor us. Because we like magic mind. Yeah sponsor the four of us the long hair bandits. Yeah, we don't have an energy drink sponsor currently No, we don't any kind. No, we just been raw dog in it. I'm depressed ever since Monster tiger. Did you see that story about how a monster stuck with tiger woods when we got that DUI and when he had a really rough patch And he was like when when he came back and won the master in like 2018 or something He has his agent asked who he wants to work with now because everyone's gonna call and he was like nobody Monster Rolex and Nike are the only three people I want to work with the rest of my life because they stuck with me Without a shot of a doubt through my whole low period. So Monster big it sounds like a great company to work with yeah, that's crazy that I mean that would have been tough Yeah, I'm be like sponsors drop YouTube yeah podcasts anything like that celebrities over just Things that like really are just flash in the pan kind of cancellation stuff But that's crazy to like see that whole police cam footage come out and Nike's like yeah, we're still stick with you Yeah, please just dig yourself out of this hole just a little distance. Just keep golfing please It's also crazy to think about golf and energy drinks going together to me. It's like such a like I'm out here to like Find some peace and quiet and it's like what's happening inside It's like everything's quiet on the green no one's anything but inside Average one-third team. Oh Speaking of putting do you want to put a song into your ears? I do all right good boy. Thanks We'll see We'll see if you like this one. Yeah, okay. I'm excited. This is honestly the reason why you came today. This is for this song All right, here we go. I appreciate that subtle tempo reminder. I forget the whole song That's right Yeah, yeah, yeah Jake thank you for you've come in let that be clear But you're probably wondering why we ask you here No, it's not just a talk or tell silly jokes We're being serious not blowing smoke Cuz Jake I'm scared and I don't know what to do The world is crumbling around me and you I know it's forward, but I can't resist We just have to tell you this Jake will you run to be president someday? We really need a leader who jumps in a lake Jake will you lead us all into world peace and finally be China where I'm begging you please Jake move to England and become a king Make all those brits bow and kiss your ring Someone's got to put a stop to Kim Jong Un the people. I can't so please do it soon. Oh, Jake Jake Please save us. Oh, oh, Jake I Will Please, please accept this calling we're asking you We're begging. I'll see you Wow, that was one of the coolest things I've ever been a part of that was fun Good I was into that one. Thank you guys so much for crafting that for it. Of course, of course I was so delighted my musical career. I can't wait to listen to that back The inspiration was from the meantime podcast, so appreciate check it out. Thank you meantime. Yeah, thank you guys That was awesome. I can't wait to re-listen to that one Just listen that every single more just pump you up. It's you ready to go over the world The line I when I wrote it, I was like I didn't even mean to make it that it just sounds good The someone's got to put a stop to Kim Jong Un. Just get a flow of the stuff. Yeah, I like that It flows flows baby like a river. He's been on enough We got to get him involved in one you like hip hop We got to like write you some bars and see if next time you're on if we can get you to to spin a verse I would love yeah, I love right next time. That would be so fun Yeah, but everyone be quiet I figured Lily's not here. We could just skip this part. Why do we have to? I mean, yeah, yes It's really not the same without No, I mean, it's just it's just it's different obviously, you know, yeah, it's not as fun to like Just like we don't try to gas like Lily, but no, it just happens. She puts herself in that situation Yeah, but I'm sure today's question is simple So I mean like I mean, yeah, we'll just we'll just keep it simple Jake are you happy to be here? I am happy to be here dang Holy crap, where's here? I don't like can I move chairs back to my spot? So you happy to be here Jake? I am happy to be here. Great. Why are you here Jake? Where's the one reason you're sitting on that couch talk my wife? Broker arm And you're here as a result. Oh, so yeah Be happy you sign it's my fault. Are you accusing me of bringing your wife's arm? She's in another universe right now I didn't put her on ketamine. Listen, you might as well have you shouldn't have bought your daughter that go Carlisle Yeah, it's fired Regardless of who who's that fault? Yeah with Lily getting hurt not me It doesn't mean you need to be happy about the situation. Yeah, that's a let's a line. You can't cross You can't cross that line. No, no, Lily's your friend yet. You're happy to be here. I didn't know that's the question. I was answering Okay, yeah, right. Okay. Yeah, I was backtracking. Yeah, I am. I wish that go car had a back track So Lily could have been here. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to put her on ketamine or breaker arm. I am not happy. I'm here Thank you. I'm sorry. I love you. No, that means a lot. I just got emotional around a Christmas time in New Year's and I didn't mean to do that to you It's a it's a hard time intense life for everyone. Yeah, we get it. We get all of it. Yes. Well I guess you guys heard her here first Jake's a good guy. Yeah, and you didn't mean the things that he said he could do no wrong. You could do no wrong Welcome to the show I We're gonna play that clip whenever Jake gets canceled for something To find out he's murdered people or something and we're like, he's a good guy. He could do no wrong All right, oh, I got in some I didn't get in trouble. I've lost followers on a few videos lately one from Theo Vaughn Which I had no idea a few people didn't like the shout out to that who cares. He's amazing I've watched so many of his pocket. I think people who don't like him have never watched a full podcast He's so good for you. You might want to unfollow you because of Theo Vaughn. Yeah, they freak out like hundreds of followers And then also from Leo skeppie I said that he was reading the Bible and stuff and I thought that was a positive thing I don't know much about him. I've seen like four of his videos before yeah, and they were all positive But I guess a lot of people really don't like him So I deleted that one because I don't know him that well, but I would never delete the Theo Vaughn I'll die on the hill that he is amazing. He's like normal. He's a human being I think a lot of people lump into like him being so Part of like the political stuff last year and it's like Okay, cool. So like because one person does one thing We're just not allowed to just we're just like right. I'm off as a human being. Yeah He doesn't say it's crazy. He likes to talk to people as interested He wants to hear someone's perspective. He asked you new questions. He's honest me a lot helps a lot of people is honest Yeah honest man. Yeah, that was so cool that he shared your stuff. That means his eyes on you do that's super go That was crazy. I like manifested that or something. I was sitting down building a fishing rod before Christmas. I was Just in my parents house and I watched the video that him and micro did it was like a QVC episode But made in America products and I was like wow. I know a bunch of people who make American made products and have companies here in Florida I could like kind of carry the torch for what Theo Vaughn and micro started and Show some more people with American made businesses that would that do great things for the community So I went to this guy's shop and I filmed a video with him drift with Don He makes drift with tables and I posted it and I was like Theo Vaughn is gonna see this and then he did because this girl Apple girl Kate followed me who's awesome and She reposted it and he's front she's friends with Theo and she was in that episode. And I think that's how he saw it So it's like no way that was the - I don't think it's a thing for me, dude. I got a mullet 'cause of Theovon. And that mullet got me famous and that led to me being here today. - Yeah, that's true. - He's like my number one, he's amazing. And it was just beautiful, and I love Theovon. Thank you, Theovon. - Doesn't that blow your mind? Just like, you just think you're just making stuff and then you find out like, oh my gosh, like people that I look up to or have heard about for my whole life are actually scrolling on my stuff or have seen on their algorithm. It blows my mind. - What's the coolest one that's happened to you guys this year? - Like that. - I mean, by far the coolest one is the Joe Rogan stuff. That's just super cool, 'cause it's like the King of Podcasts. - To get a DM from Rogan. A question about one of the conspiracy talk, but it's like, how is that possible? - That was pretty cool. - So awesome. - It's nuts though. - Also the Mountain Dew kid from Taladeganites follows us. - Really? - Yeah. - I'm all jacked up on Mountain Dew. - Yeah, it's pretty great, it's pretty great. That was awesome. - Speaking of Mountain Dew, by the time this comes out, it's gonna be probably, who, people are gonna ain't even talking about this. - Near light. - But when we're filming this, 'cause we're filming ahead because of the holidays. - Holiday. - We're filming us on New Year's Eve. - Yeah. - The eve of New Year's. - We're only paid time and a half. - Yeah. - What happened to New Year's Adam and paid? - You know what? You're right. - Oh, and New Year's Adam. What happened to Christmas Adam? - Yeah. - But did you see they canceled the New Year celebrations in a couple of the big cities? - No, why? 'Cause they're in America? - In America. - In America. - In America. - They canceled it in Paris, Tokyo, Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, and then they put a lot of restrictions in London in Sydney, Australia. - I have to in America and you said, yeah. - No. - Oh, I was like, wait, Paris, Texas? Or, yeah, no, those are all cities. - Okay, got it. - Yeah. - Isn't that the same list that doesn't bank with the Ross Childs that we talked about last episode? - I think they all bank with the Ross Childs. - Okay. - That's wild. So there's just been a lot of, I don't know, just stuff they've just been catching and they had to cancel it. It was like to target it towards New Year's Eve stuff? - I guess so, yeah. - Godly, I hope nothing happens. - I know, that's why it's gonna be interesting. We're talking about it because if something happens, - We've been in this situation before, where they're like, we talk about a certain thing that's coming up and then it's something big happens like, oh, wow, they're minds about to be blown. - I know. Well, it's a little concerning too, 'cause it's so crazy how I really have not heard about it too much, but Iran says that they are full out war. The Iranian president said we are full out war with the United States, Israel and all of Europe. - Yeah. - Full scale war, he said, not full out. - So Europe, who? - US, Israel and Europe, and that's official now. - Yeah, he just declared it. - So it wasn't an official declaration of war. He was being interviewed and his quote is in my opinion, we are in a full-fledged all-out war with the United States, Israel. So by the legal declaration of war standards, he wasn't making it, but what he was commenting on is some of the sanctions put against them in the nuclear destruction that happened a while ago. And so what he's saying is he's like, they are already making actions of war against us. So we are in an all-out war. So it's like that weird, like, kind of semantic play that they're doing back and forth, but it's heating up, it's getting weird. - US, Israel as in were one, them against us, or as a free, he kind of threw like a blanket statement at the West, Israel and what he did. And Israel is supported by us. Do you see how many planes, we just, how much money, we just granted Israel again for more planes? - I did see that. - They need planes. - They need them. - I mean, give them planes. - How much are they gonna fly? - Yeah, $8.6 billion for F-15s, which are not the most advanced plane. I did a little digging on that. F-15 is like, I think four generations removed from like scraps. - Yeah, we're not gonna give them our best. - But it carries the, I think it carries the heaviest for fighter jets, the heaviest payload. And apparently, Israel is the only other nation that has the F-35, which is our most advanced. And we removed, we've provided a ton of nations that are allies with F-35s through weird like, alliance contracts and stuff. But the F-35, apparently on the ones that were given to Israel, we pulled all of our like, restrictions off, meaning that they can put their own weapons on it. They don't rely on our logistics for use of them. So we say Israel is giving us real, they're basically testing them. And they're giving us that feedback. And there are most trusted allies. Literally, they're the only people who like, we've taken our hands up our most advanced fighter jet. - Man, really weird. - They have 30. - We'll give you these jets. As long as you say sorry about Jesus. (laughing) - That's all you have to do. Just say sorry, just apologize. All you have to do. Come on, come on. You can say it. It's sketchy. - Yeah. - You know what this means, Jake? - What does this mean? - We're getting drafted, dude. (laughing) - Well, if your song holds up true, then I could put a stop to all that eventually. - Yes. - I might be a president. - What if? - That would be great. - What is it? - 32? - 35. - 35 for president? - Yeah. - I'll be that one day. Lord Willen. - Dude, I should run in two years. - You honestly should just get your name on the battle. - Why not? - I mean, we'll get some votes, right? - What's the worst thing that's gonna happen? - Nothing's ever bad happen to a president. - My friend Alex would always say that after there's these, like, what's the worst that could happen? When I'm like, there's a million things. Like, he would put me in the most dangerous situations. - I also saw this video of those people that line up in Times Square to be like. - Yes, dude. For the New Year's, the ball drop, whatever. - The ball drop. - Crazy. - He saw the guy going through his jacket. They're like, so what do you have to go? Like, what happens if you leave that line to go to the bathroom? He says, you lose your spot. - Yeah. - And then they're like, so what do you do if you have to go to the bathroom? He's like, oh, let me look where I'm showing you. He's like, going through all the holes and all of his pockets. He has like four jackets on. And he pulls something out. And he says, you see these? These are pads. You just pee on the pad. - Oh. - It's like the maxi pad. - And one of the top comments was like, you brought a pee pad to a diaper fight, dude. - Yeah. - It's a problem. - But there's just a ton of Asians in this crowd, too. Which is like, no one from America, basically. - Yeah. - And they're going on the line. And he's like, talking about this. Bads. And they go next this Asian couple that like, we both have diapers. (laughing) - Just everyone rocks a diaper. And it's like, I learn that every year. And it's still like, as an adult. - That's weird. - That's not weird. - What's one thing in your life that you're willing to wait so long for, you'd be wearing, you'd wear a diaper. - No. - To go to the bathroom. - All right. - Imagine pooping on New Year's Eve in New York. - Everyone thinks it's just pee. There's people who are gonna have some accidents. - Oh God, you're right. - And you're just sitting there. - I mean, the analysis. - Those like that all the time anyways. - I don't care what anyone says New York really concentrated. - But then you know, they're taking those diapers off and they're throwing them on the ground, bro. - Maybe. But then you're also having to walk back to your car and stuff, and it's just, to watch a ball drop. - Dude, I don't, I won't stay up to watch it happen on TV. - No. - Yeah. - There's some people who have soiled themselves into the New Year to watch it. - We should actually do that this year. - Let's just watch on TV and just do the diapers. - Who else is gonna live in New York? (laughing) - I don't know, it's a tradition. - Nine. (laughing) - That'd be brilliant. - That'd be brilliant. - Some kid who like grows up in a small town. He was like mimics big city stuff and telling him get there. And he just isn't his living room in Omaha, Nebraska and a car field with a diaper on. - Just manifesting it. One day I'll be one of the big kids. - That's funny. - That's awful. - You said you had some lessons that you learned from the 2025. You brought a list? - I did. I did. - I'd love to hear these. - Really good year. And my friend Anthony said, "Happy New Year." You guys don't know him, but. - What's up, Anthony? - Anthony, Anthony. - Anthony. - Leonard fornet, I call him. (laughing) - Okay, so this year I went out on my own and I have made all my money self-employed this year and it was a terrible start to the year. That's difficult. - Is it your first year ever doing that? - I did it when I was a kid but I was like a kid. So I could go back and live with my parents and eat with them and it wasn't serious. But now I pay all my bills, I pay everything, I live on my own and this was my first time really doing that. - That's awesome. - Pretty much a dollar. And I did it successfully and it was really hard for the first probably six or seven months. I had months when I didn't pay any bills. I had to call people and be like, I cannot pay this month, but I promise one day I will never not pay again. And that's happened now. But I was flat broke for a long time. Terrible wasn't sleeping. All this bad stuff and I've like come out of it and been successful and made good money and survived. And I've changed a lot this year. I've always been so sporadic and I've learned how to wrangle that in and like force myself to work. So when you're on boss, you can do everything or you can do nothing. And it's hard to like figure that out. - Stay motivated and stay consistent. So this year, my Jaka Willings says this but discipline is freedom. That's like my thing for 2026. And I learned a lot about that in 2025. Let's see, I wrote just that I changed my life through small daily positive actions. Like I wake up, I don't go on my phone. I leave my phone in another room the night before. I read at night. I bought the daily devotional book. We talked about last time. I've been reading that every morning and every night. I wake up and I go outside right away and drink water. I drink this flaxseed water. And then I try to work eight hours a day. Like there's been so many times where I realize now that I was just like not working. I was just doing random stuff. Like I have a bunch of clients and I'm doing my own stuff. So I'm just bouncing around. And I learned that I need to dedicate one day to one thing. So I have a Jake day where I do all Jake content. I have a day for one of my clients in the medical world. I have a day for one of my clients in the fishing world. And then the last two days of the week are just smaller clients and then whatever else comes up. And doing stuff like that is just totally changed my life. And I have my girlfriend to thank for a lot of it. Girlfriends, wives, husbands, quality relationships, get a lot of bad press nowadays in the media. And on social media. But having a woman who's behind you, loves you, wants you to win, and does things to help you win. That is the most important thing on earth. And I have that and it's completely changed my life this year. Yeah, it changes your whole perspective. That's the thing I've had all year. Yeah. I was about to cry. I just stopped talking. That's okay. I've been there. So I didn't really give you an example. But hopefully that sums up that, yes. That's awesome. That's great. I love hearing that. That's super awesome. What are your goals for this year? You have anything you're in down? Yeah, I do. I left them in a different journal, but I kind of broke it down by career, finances, health, and wellness, and home. Like I want to be 103 pounds by September. I want to see what I look like, really jacked and in shape. I'm kidding. Yeah, I was like, that's a good joke. I think I told you guys this on the pod before. That's a good joke to tell people. I want to be one of the three by September. I want to make a lot of money. And I realized how little I worked this year. Like concerted effort in accomplishing things day to day. And I didn't know I wasn't working. So in the later half of this year, I've understood how to work hard and more that actually accomplishes things. So I'm going to put that to use this year and see what I can really do when I'm working to my full potential and not leaving anything on the table any day. So I don't have like a few specific goals, but I'm just excited to see what my optimized life is going to discipline bring me. Yeah. What about you guys? Oh, man. I don't really have anything written down. I'm trying to, we're trying to lose some weight, dude. Trying to get healthy. That's the biggest thing is just trying to get discipline in that regard because this coming November, November of 2026, we're going to do a podcast completely shirtless. Yeah. Why? Just so it's our goal to be jacked, so we've just got to be, I don't think we've agreed on that. Well, first I've heard it, everyone, all the millions of people heard it now, I like that. Can I come off of that episode and do it to be jacked to get the blurring on your nipples again? Yeah. Just Andrew's motion tracking the whole episode. Yeah. That's one of my favorite things I do. I love that. That's so funny. That's like your forehead blurred out the other day. That was great. Dude, I got a dog. I got a five head of my girlfriend. That's a three head. So hopefully our kids will come out normal. Yeah. Four heads. Yeah. It'll be great. I'm sure this year, which I read a lot this year, same twenty five. I probably read. They say if you read one book, you're already above way average than the, oh, big time typical person. Yeah. I think I read like six books. That's great. That's great. That's great. I'm like really smart. Yeah. What do you learn? Nice. I learned a lot about orthodoxy. Yes. You did. Yeah. Yeah. That's too much. Orthodoxy. Yeah. It's, uh, it's fun stuff, but speaking of not fun stuff. Yeah. Do you know what Amazon did? Amazon. No. The Amazon. Not the forest. Okay. The company. No. No. With the movie. It's a wonderful life. I heard there's been some editing stuff. I don't know what about the movie. Yeah. Well, apparently, um, there's a short little period to where they cut out twenty two minutes of the movie. Guess what the twenty two minutes that they cut out? I should have watched the season. I haven't watched it. What, what did they cut out? They cut out the sequence when he says, I wish I was never born in the whole part to where he's living that other life to where if he was never born. Okay. Oh, you've never seen it. I've never seen it. Unfortunately, you got to watch it. It's one of the best movies. I know. I miss the holidays. I'll talk to you about this. Okay. They cut out the part where he says, I wish I was never born and then he goes back and it's like Potter'sville and like this whole, um, different reality. They cut all that out where nobody knows him. Yeah. Really? They cut it all out. Why? They said it was like copyright issues or something. What? They don't even have copyrights back then. It's black. I know. Um, but I mean, there's like millions of people are like, why'd you cut this out? Like it's like the most pivotal part of the movie. It makes the whole movie understandable. And they cut it out. But a lot of people are saying they cut it out because it shows, um, that part where he goes back and like he was never born. And so no one knows him and the whole town has changed. Yeah. They say they cut that out because it shows that the, the bank, the rich man can change perspective on everything. Oh, no. Because there was one guy who owned the bank. His name is Mr. Potter. Yeah. And Paulta. Paulta? Um, or potters, whatever. But like when he came back to the town, it was now called pottersville and like everything was like establishments and like, um, and so they're saying that they cut that out tonight. That's crazy. Yeah. Why are you doing that with a classic? I don't know. But they put it back in. Yeah. That's good. Yeah. But that's because people noticed that would have been del affected. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was thinking. And that's, that raises the question because stranger things is going through some stuff right now where, uh, there's, you know, it's based in the eighties, right? And so there's a scene where a girl's climbing out of something in her sleeve shows and it's a black underarmor logo shirt and everyone's like, really you edit, you take three years editing all this, whatever you have to do and you miss a logo. And so now you go back on, it's removed on Netflix. They've also edited two other scenes from previous seasons, like color grading on like a certain like, like smoky, like dimension and stuff. And so I feel like you shouldn't be allowed to do that. That's my thing. I agree. It should stay in the test of time. Like it, like it should stay the way it is because one, we learned from things and also it's like, are you going to go back to Star Wars and having the stormtrooper like hit his head? Like you're going to edit it. So it's like, he just walks right through. So what do we, when or where's the line? Yeah. Quit editing stuff. Yeah. There's things that people like remember and talk about. Yes. It's not. Yes. It's like a human on paper. Yeah. It's a mixture of human and it gets people talking. I, I guess I get that from the artist perspective that they want their product to be pure and like the best I can be then put it out here. Yeah. Put it out pure. Take another year. Yeah. Yeah. That's the final button. I can't imagine how difficult that is though. Yeah. Like having to go to Netflix, like, hey, can we edit something real quick on the biggest show in Netflix right now? We're in everyone's streaming it. Like that's a nightmare. If I were in charge of one of those products, I'd have a bro and I'd be like, you're going to be on the payroll, but I'm just telling you now, when it goes south, that's your job. You will be blamed and you will be fired. And I will look good. It's also show how Tony's interpreter. What? What did you say? He's talking about show how Tony's interpreter show Hey, Tony, yeah, I know what I'm talking about. I haven't I've seen clips. Yeah. Show how Tony's like the biggest baseball player in the world right now and he got in trouble for gambling and like betting on his games allegedly, but then they put all the blame on his interpreter because he's the biggest player in the world. Yeah. I don't know what actually happened, but that sounded like that. I mean, basically, yeah, if you want to edit stuff, so be like, yeah, there's a kid. And he forgot the under armor logo, but then there's like, why do you have a kid working on the biggest Netflix show in the world and drew fair enough fired? Also, you think with mistakes like that, how do you not have just like 20 people that just stare at the screen? Their only job is to watch the show frame by frame and make sure everything's consistent. Can I spend? Can I spend 30 seconds going into a spoiler? No. Sure. Spoiler alert. Yeah. Spoiler alert. Yeah. So there's a ton of things I've been screwed up. I'm sure you've seen the seasons, but there's been a couple of times where they broke the fourth wall or whatever. And so they're saying the fifth. That was a weird stutter right now. The theory and confusing thing is that they're thinking they're trying to make it seem as though Vegna not only has all of them underneath his curse where he's like manipulating things between the two worlds, but they think they're going to pull the audience in and they're going to try to do some weird thing with the reality we're in in them. That would make no sense. That'd be stressful. Just a fear. I know. But that's a spoiler. That would be so dumb. Do you watch change your things? I watch like once isn't, but no. No. Let me explain to you. So Hopper knows 11 who wouldn't, you know, whenever there's a contact with the mind flare, when they go on the upside down, there's a dimension X. And so then when they fly into the abyss, that's just just what happens with rock and robin. Oh, no. Does that make sense? Makes complete. Okay. Should have started with that. Yeah. I remember hearing about it on the radio when they were talking about like one of those seasons first started because I didn't start watching until this year. But I remember listening to a radio show and they're just like, have you guys been watching this new show Stranger Things? And it's like, it's crazy because we have 11 going in the upside down and they're like, I'm just hearing it. It's just like, what is this? What are you talking about? Yeah, I've only seen the first season maybe the second season two. I don't know. So first season's best. I'll let you know tonight. If it's worth actually watching the whole thing because it ends well that I mean terrible than it's not. Yeah. It's being a terrible. Yeah. Let's talk about it. Do you hear about that plane that was stuck on the tarmac for 11 hours? Bro, terrible. I'm getting off. And people were yelling. They said, you have to let us off this plane. Why wouldn't they? I'll pull my gun out of that. It was like the first three hours. It had been three hours. I'm like, Hey, we might take off soon. We're not sure. We've done that. So like now's the chance. Like if you want to get off, you can get off. Yeah. And so like I think like a couple people got off because it's been three hours. And then they pulled off and they're on the tarmac and 11 hours. What airline? I don't. I don't know. That is insane. And it's like, is that not? I would call the police. That's against the Geneva Convention. I would say you can't do that. I would freak out. Yes. That's torture. There. There has to be like they're trying to investigate something. Like they think somebody on the plane may or may not have been involved in something. They're just because of snowstorms. I think you can get people out. That's because if they let them, if they let them go in the airport, someone who was potentially involved is like, I'm gone. And so they're like, just keep them on the plane. I'm trying to figure it out. Good for them. So if you're ever stuck on a plane, you'd be the guy on the plane. There's a team. No, guys. I'm going to think I don't think I'm going to freak it out. He's just looking at every brown guy. Josh, it's not me. What would you get stuck on the tarmac and Montgomery for three hours? Yeah. One time. Come back from the hurricane. Yeah. I can't imagine 11 hours. No, you're going nuts. That's a lot. Freak out. Freak out. Speaking of planes. Yeah. You hear about the Malaysian air. Tell me Malaysian flight that's happening going on right now. That went missing. No. Okay. So in 2014, that Malaysian flight that had like 230 people went missing, right? And they did a big, big search, right? As soon as it happened, then a couple of years later in the 2017, they did a massive search. But now so many years later, they're now doing another huge search in the southern Indian ocean. Okay? So they're like, it's like super west of Australia. And they've been searching. And there's an American company that's volunteering to help called ocean infinity using underwater robots, deep sea drones, and advanced scanning. And they are not going to get paid unless they find something. Which is interesting. But that sounds like they're just being nice. I'm like, hey, we're just going to offer you our stuff and we're going to do it. But the reason people are asking questions about this search now so many years later, there's no new evidence that's been found. There's nothing that would say like, oh, this came up. So maybe we need to look in this area. They're just spending millions of dollars now searching for the plane still, which I get it. Like it's a big mysterious thing that happened. Greatest mystery in the probably in all of aviation, history, whatever. But they went missing on March 8, 2014, 239 passengers and crew all gone. And that's basically it. But I saw some people commenting because they're doing the deep sea scanning and all this stuff. And they're having several different type of technologies looking for this flight. Some people mentioned the bloop, the boop. And I was like, what is the bloop? I have no idea what the bloop is. They're like, they're looking for the bloop. And I was like, I've never, you've never heard of this? No, it sounds like something we would talk about though. Definitely. I can't remember ever talking about this. But in 1997, a mysterious sound was detected from 3,000 miles away inside the ocean. And it's like here, that's like hearing a sound when you're in New York hearing a sound from London. It's two different microphones from 3,000, two different locations, 3,000 miles apart, heard the same sound. And I'm going to send you the sound real quick. Did it, did it happen like at the same exact time or did it expand? Oh, that's weird. Yeah. So you could play this into the microphone. It's very, very quick. They heightened it up because it blew into zero to 50 hertz like that. Louder than a blue whale, louder than any animal or creature ever could make. All right. Good. That right there, that whoo. I mean, kind of sound like a bubble. That's it. But like, but it was so massively loud. You can turn off. It's just slowing it down then. But it was so massively loud. You heard it from 3,000 miles away. So that's spent like, that's heightened like intensity. I was worried that you're about to play that at like the volume it projected. Yeah. No, imagine it's just a fart. That's it. That's it. But there it happened in 1997. They did research. They could not find the source. It happened again. Next time it happened in 2005. And so they started looking again with their new technology, trying to source it. And they tracked it to one location. South Indian Ocean. Antartica. Oh, yeah. Now they claim it was a ice shelf of a glacier breaking off underwater. Okay. But that's not confirmed. Right. So you have this extremely loud noise being heard from 3,000 miles away, two different occasions that we know of, all being sourced from Antarctica. And so when people are searching for the Malaysian flight, you know, west of Australia and the southern Indian Ocean, people are like, they're looking for the blue. That's all they're looking for. I mean, the blue. The blue and then the blob. Yeah. That came from what's the island? It was this it was early 2025, right? I think so. There's this radar anomaly in off of the coast of Antarctica, because it shows like, like wave height and stuff with this radar system. And from this tiny little uninhabited island, bouvet island off the coast of Antarctica, there's just this massive blob that just is being like sent from it. And they were saying like, oh, it's just a glitch, but it happened like a couple times. Couple times with different people's equipment across the world. Yeah. And so it's like, this doesn't add up. It's weird. It's very weird. But a lot of people are saying this is a megalodon or something. Sometimes with like an ancient creature or whatever. I mean, I think it's alien stuff. Could be. You never know something like that loud. I mean, remember the video of the Malaysian flight with the three orbs? Yeah. Blacked out. Just gone. Was that real? We don't know. People are saying it's real. And I forget the guy's name. I think he's been on blurry a couple of times. But literally all he does, like his profession is researching the Malaysian flight. And he says it is 100% true. And he like found like some declassified video that was like hidden and it also was another angle of that same event. But yeah, I mean, he claims that it's weird stuff, dude. Like the pilot had a flight simulator in his home. And he took the flight like he always he was practicing that flight at home. Yep. And there's some weird stuff around that I don't remember correctly. But it's like, there's some weird stuff, man. Watch in the video, the family's reacting to like where are my. Yeah, all right. Just that is faced out of the airport. Just like, yeah, it's terrible video that there's like a whole documentary you can watch as horrible. Yeah. It's a weird thing. It's a weird thing. And they have that show that I was it was terrible. But it was that people go up in a plane and then they get into a big storm and they come down and it's like 10 years later. Yeah. And then people like no, they they went back in time. That's that was that whole conspiracy thing where like I thought it was 10 years later because they're like you guys been gone for 10 years. That might be a different story because there's another story to where they like went up and there's this big like lightning storm that came down and they were like literally in the 70s. Yeah. So they like somehow traveled back in time. That's so cool. Can you imagine? That'd be wild. Yeah. What if Malaysian flight just lands one day like LAX and just that'd be the same. They're the same age. What if all the elites now were passengers on that flight that went back to the 70s. And they just they just knew what to invest in. They're going to do how genius would that be. That's what Marty McFly missed out on. I know man, all these games is like dude, just invest in don'ts going. What do you do it? And then a smartphone. That's funny. Did you guys want Marty supreme? No, I want to. I want one of the jackets. They're cool jackets. They are. I heard there's a pretty intense scene in it. Dude, yeah. At the most intense part. Actually, these guys in the theater almost gotten a fight. Like the biggest part of the movie is happening. And this dude stands up and turns around to this kid and he's like, stop laughing talking. And for like two minutes straight, this old not old guy who's like 40 year old guy who's huge was like scolding this kid and everyone in the theaters looking his wife ran out of the theater. Some other lady ran out. It was about to get serious. And all of us miss the best part of the movie. Oh, that sucks. It was crazy. We look back up and we're like, wow. What happened? It was crazy. That's wow though. I was so hyped for it because other cars. creators like my number one inspiration. And I was like, he's in this movie. That's awesome. And their marketing was incredible. I love social media. They did the best social media marketing of all time. - I think it's pretty great. - And I don't know how I felt about the movie after it. I was kind of like-- - Yeah, that's what I heard. - What? - Yeah. - There's all these story lines that kind of like, we're huge parts of it. And then didn't really have an ending or didn't remain huge in the end. But I want to watch it again. I don't want to discourage anyone from watching it. I would go watch it again. And I think it's gonna show up to your house at the same time. It's sort of yelling at you. (laughing) - Same part. (laughing) - It's terrible. I want to read that. - That would be great marketing for a movie. If you hired actors to go to movie theaters and get verbal arguments at a screening of the movie, like all around the country, like you have to say the same script. So that people will record it. They're like, wait, I also saw people explode. - That should be genius. - That'd be so cool. - I like that. That's going to be similar to this. Y'all have as an action marketing. - Yeah. - Have you Drusky? Did you see that? - Yeah. (laughing) - That was funny. Drusky's the best, bro. He's the funny, yes. 'Cause he taps into like a real life. - Yeah. - Real situations that other celebrities are out of touch from. But he's like-- - And also afraid to fun it. - Yeah. - He'll go do that stuff and like get these real videos. And it's, you're like, I've seen this guy in my neighborhood. I know that guy from my town. That's my uncle. Like you know all these people and you've seen these characters he's doing. And it's real. And nobody else does that really. Beautiful. - He needs to do movies big time. - Yeah, he is. Did you see the fake movie he had me do? - I did. - The scene, yeah. - It's like the diggers. - Yeah. - It was crazy. That was pretty funny. - It's just so funny. - It's so funny 'cause the movie of Tom Cruise I'm not gonna say again because you kind of censored me last time. - Yeah. (laughing) - What? - Did you watch the video? - I did, yeah. And I'm sure we got some comments about it. But I haven't seen, we haven't, hasn't dropped yet. - We were talking about movies last week. And there's a movie coming out of Tom Cruise called The Digger. And we bleeped him out. - As soon as he said. (laughing) - Stair Oak, dumb. But speaking of Tom Cruise. - Yeah. - Did you actually know that we got not to go anywhere? (grunting) - I wanna talk about this tweet when we get back. - I should have prefaced it. Wait, just hold on. Actually, everyone go back. Let me give a little teaser. I got a crazy video. - How crazy is it? - And some people are saying, "Oh, it's AI." But the locals are saying, "It's not AI." - So that we can trust the eyewitnesses then. - We'll see. - Can we? And I'll tell you more about it. - Roger the set, don't go anywhere. (upbeat music) - Hey y'all, it's Ray Demsie. You're Merchant Apparel Advisor. Listen, it's the end of the year gift season. But some of y'all acting like buy it at a present is rocket science. I'll lose flash. Some day cool is you want to stop shot. You want to customizeable mugs? Oh, we got it. You want shirts? That's literally what we do. Pats, venies, custom sticker packs. Yes, ma'am, yes sir, yes, whatever. And if you're too indecisive to make custom stuff in our slang store, we got gear there that'll make you feel cooler than a flamingo on a spring bread. Hear me out, you can play in all the time about you not being able to find a gift for your loved ones or for your team. There's a lot like my pit bull playing the piano. I don't want to hear. Go to Sunday cool, get the goods, make the people happy. It's that simple. I really like Christmas magic. Might as well have one weird uncle that smells like beef jerky or gray. Sunday cool. And of your ifs, dud and dud, darlin. Is that good? Great. (upbeat music) ♪ I am with bad ♪ And we're back. That was so fun. Yeah, what a cutie that guy is. Some would say he is the most adorable little guy ever. He's a little guy. He's a little. Looks pretty tall. Looks pretty big. I don't know. Like five, what would you say? Like five four? No, I don't. Five four six. Five 14. Anyways, speaking of five 14, you guys see Anthony Joshua got in a car wreck. Yeah, yeah, that's sad. That was crazy. That was real, right? Yeah. I remember you really saw it. We're at in Africa. I'm not sure. Wherever he's from. Yeah, I think it was in Africa somewhere. It's crazy. Yeah, and like I guess the two people in the front of the car died. Trainers, right? Two days after his fight. Yeah. Crazy. It is terrible. Terrible. Also like all the like how giant he is getting out of that car and all this. People trying to help him. He's just like, wah. Insane, dude. I can't imagine. You didn't get hurt. Yeah. He was in the back seat, right? Yeah. He just boxed his way out of there. One, two, one, two. Get out. Super sad though. Yeah. You don't have the people. I can't imagine dude. That would be. Yeah. I've just, I've had friends who get in car wrecks accidentally if you know it. Taken people's lives. And it's like that's. Really? That's insane. It's so. I can't imagine having to live with that. No, man. The heaviness is so real. That's not fun. Not so. Yeah. Yeah. Do you have a question? I made a terrible joke one time. One of my, one of the ladies that went to high school with. She was like two grades older than me. And it's a small, small school. We were all friends. She had dodged a deer in the road on a dirt road and wrecked. She was fine. She had a couple of like, you know, scrapes or something. She is at prom the next day. And I said, Wendy, you look like a wreck. He was so mad at me. So mad. I thought that was a good joke. That is a good joke. Yeah. Sorry. Do you have a question today? Yes, I do. All right. All right. All right. You know what time it is. Question going in. Question going in. Question going with Jake. With a question to fresh on his mind. Would you rather have to jump in the water every day for the rest of your life or eat indian buffet every day for the rest of your life? Do I have to pay for the buffet? Nope. Oh, that's good. I'm trying to think of you don't always have a body water near you. This bathtub's count. You do always have a body of water near you living in Florida, dude. But we travel sometimes. We travel. Maybe sometimes like. Sorry. Yeah, you're like, you're dry. Like, maybe you're like, I have to drive back home to Kansas or something. But that stops somewhere and jump in a lake or do bathtub's count. Probably not, right? I told you last time that can count. But in this scenario, you're near a body of water every day with the way this works like you are also near a body of water you can jump. I think like that's more of an inconvenience. The other ones are more of a necessity. I think it's still choose the water just because what happens if you die if you don't. Yeah. So the deal, let's, let's, let's, let's, let's take this question a step further. Yeah. In both scenarios, if you don't eat Indian food that day, you'll die. But there's always one a buffet, a house gets ease of buffet like solid or like, am I just finding the nearest? You don't have to find anything in this scenario. There's at least a below average Indian buffet within a close proximity to you. And a decent to a above average body of water in close proximity to you every day. Like it doesn't, it doesn't inconvenience you much. It's just part of your day and it or wherever you travel, but you have to do one of them. I feel like the water would make me more happy. It'd be add more to my life. It's good for you. Indian food. You also would add a lot to my life because I would experiencing new things because I wouldn't want to stick with the same stuff every day. Imagine low average. You imagine the, at least a below average and a lot of cities here and there'll be like a above average Indian buffet, but you will never have below a below average. And there is the low below. That is a risk. That's like a risk you're taking though with the below average review. I think I got to switch up. But you don't have to stay at the buffets. You also just go to the restaurants like Shiva or something, but you have to eat a new food every day. I mean, I'm doing water. Yeah. I'll do water. What if you're like really sick and then you just like you can't eat like how you're not feeling great today. Imagine it's like you have to go eat Indian food. Well, it's about 12 pounds of butter chicken, you have to take all of that. No, there's a lot of foods you can eat that make you feel better. It's your spicy ones that clear you out and there's some really good foods that do have soup. I really haven't tried Indian food. There's a lot of variation of Indian food. I'm changing. I'm doing Indian food. That's the one I'm most scared of. And so I'll do that. Do something hard every day. Get hard every day. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Every day. Um, good question, very good question, very good question, corner with Jackie and Andrew hit us with that beat. Oh, what are you doing? Hey, don't cancel me. Watch it. No. Andrew has a real. Andrew's got a real. Right. No. Right. No. I heard a comedian on Killed Tony recently, she's like, she's like, I want to fall in love. I want to fall in love with somebody and I would love to fall in love with Indian man because always seems like they have a really good song stuck in their head. And I just want to just want to know the lyrics. So yes, um, yeah, I forgot to record it. I forgot to record my real bro. I sent you a tweet. Watch out. Well, this is recording. Do you see that tweet? Yeah. That's funny. That's actually insane, it's like a pervert, or something. - When meals are killing our beautiful body, you go, I literally fact checked it, he really tweeted that. He walks across a bald eagle on the floor of the Oval Office every single day and decided to send that out. What did he mean? Like, the presidential seal on the carpet in the Oval Office is a bald eagle. That doesn't look like a bald eagle to me though. It's not. It's like a paragraph falcon. It gets worse. That's a photo from Israel. No way. That's from a previous campaign against Israeli windmills from what if that's a hidden message? Windmills are killing our beautiful bald eagles and this windmill in Israel is killing the bald eagle. So get America. Get this. No, I mean, they could it. Oh, on number 13, that's pretty unlucky. Also check out the date. 444 p.m. You think that's my accident? This is like a whole cute kid. What's Mark? 444. Down with it. Wait a minute. How many birds do you think would need to die by all of the windmills in a nation for it to be considered a problem? I know that. 13. That's it. Just 13 birds. I think for it to be a problem for a thousand. That's what I'm saying. All right. This is the direct quote from the article from which that photo came. It says Israel Israeli wind turbines. That's plural. Their turbines all of their turbines kill about two dozen birds a year and concerns about the death toll at the time prompted zoos running an eagle breeding program to campaign against a plan to build a wind turbine farm in the Israeli occupied golden heights for fear of harm to the already seriously endangered vulture population. Now why is Trump posting this tweet about wind turbines? I think it's a hidden message. Bro, did you hear what he did with the other land where he wants to grab energy? No. Dude, this just happened. Alaska. It's a lot of land. It's like 23 million acres in northern Alaska, which was set aside in 1923. It was the oil reserve set aside so that like if if our navy ran out of oil, it was a reserve set aside. There's been a couple of times where we've used it. And literally he just opened it up for alternate energy. So literally a week after he reopened it, he starts just grabbing stuff and tweeting stuff about how like quote unquote clean energy is dangerous. He just literally opened up all of Alaska basically 82% of the 23 million acres. It's not all Alaska Alaska's huge, but that's a lot of oil though. Yeah. A lot of oil. A lot of oil. Okay. Andrews got a real. Oh, about time. I know. I know. Finally. We've been waiting. I didn't I didn't cut it down, but so you're going to get the start of another random thing. I don't know that there's sound on it. This is I don't. One of the reals gets you all going this one for some reason just hurt me deeply in my soul. All right. Three, two, one, these things are sketchy. Hmm. Hi. Oh, why would you do that? And then she continues with that was not that bad. That was a manufactured reaction. That was not that bad. I wasn't expecting you had no idea with me and fingernails, it's hurting fingernails. Okay. That's like your thing. They're really good too. That's I hate it, dude. Okay. I understand that. It's like teeth and fingernails. Mother. There's another one that I didn't use. For some reason, my feed was all fingernails and there's another one I didn't use. And I won't show you this one, but it's a tattoo guy, but apparently you can like instead of painting your nails, you can tattoo under your nails. That's cool. Oh, that's cool. But it's video of a person getting it done and they're like, I mean, just trembling because the needle goes through the tip of the finger and into the bottom of the fingernail. And that's where the ink's injected. And the video of the person getting that too, that tattoo literally looks like torture. I mean, they're just like violently shaking and the guy doing it. It's like one of those like weird like lizard body modification people. I mean, literally he's like like he's like clearly not right. And the head enjoying the tattoo he's given me. Holly. Well, speaking of that, here's the video. I want to. Okay. And you're immediately going to be like, this is AI, this is AI. Well, I got something to say about it. All right. Okay. This. This was caught in Mexico or replicated to fight. AI generated. It's the frog man. Have you guys seen this? No. I'm telling you, you're going to say it's AI rock the bat, but just give me a second. Okay. All right. I'm not happy and I'm going to play it for you to the audio. Here we go. Got it. Got it. Oh, I know. Got it. Three, two, one. Bro. I don't like that at all. That thing is straight up terrifying. Oh, and there's another one, too. Let me send this. Um, it's the same, it's just like, it does the difference of like pounding on the shed. That's the crazy thing because I hope that music is going to fly. It will. Anyways, it's like croaking. I just want to get like one that's as big as you can. I don't have a music with everything. It's not loading over here. I haven't seen it. I thought I'm lily's calling me real quick. Hey. Your motorcycle guys, I can pop it up for 300, 800 bucks. What, we're in the middle of a podcast. Oh, but that's crazy. Huh? I don't know, but let me call you right after. Say hi, Lil. Hi, guys. Hi, everybody. Hi, Lily. Sorry, I broke your arm. Hi, Jay. Okay. All right. Love you. I got the video because that's crazy. It does like real. They zoomed in on the frog. Yeah. Lily. Yeah. So people are like, Oh, it's AI. And then there's a lot of the way it's stopping. I hate a lot of locals are like, Oh, yeah. This is not fake. This is we've seen this really type of thing. And this is where I'm getting that. Okay. With the advancement of AI and stuff, sure. It's literally going to be impossible to tell what is fake and what is fake. It's real. And bald eagles, windmills. But it seems like we're getting to a place to where there's stranger and stranger occurrence is happening, like really weird, paranormal, cryptid, UFO stuff, especially. And so like we get something like that. Like what if that is 100% real? Yeah. And you look at that like, Oh, AI, because it's coming in the flood of like all these fake AI videos and it's just like, Dude, I mean, what does this mean? Yeah. And the way things get censored nowadays, things get just get yanked off, you know, certain social media platforms where, Oh, you see that one video, yeah, I can't find it anywhere. It could have been 100% legit, but we don't know now. Yeah. And so what if that's the type of social experiments they're doing? They're literally making humanoid babies. We know that that's a confirmed fact, they're making lab-grown babies. They're mixing genes with animals. Who knows? I know. And we would easily just discount that as like, ah, whatever, you know, that's not, not real. Yeah. I mean, it's getting impossible to realize what's AI and what's not now. Yeah. I really is. I won't believe a clip like that unless the person filming is as terrified as they should be. There is no image stabilization in any camera or lens that should have filmed that, that calmly. That should have been there for a moment in the first, unless they've seen that thing before or used to it. I don't know that you ever get used to that. I mean, that's certain points you, you would have to. Like if it's a common thing in their culture, like some type of, when we hear about that all the time, the Chupacabra, you see things in African villages, they're never calm about that stuff though. Some people are. Yeah. Also, you're assuming that everyone reacts the exact same way. There's a reason why there's, you know, it's a fried, you know, a fight or flight. There's people who go and shock when they see stuff like that, the freak that, like, literally freeze. I mean, there's a, who knows? Anyway, it's so scary. This whole journey brought me down to, has anyone seen a frog man in Chachee, B.D., Demi, Dirty Man? They like, I spent like a whole day like researching saying, because I'm like, this thing happened in Mexico. Are there any stories like this from Mexico and it's like, actually, there's something similar to this. It's the lizard man from this one region of Mexico and it's like, you know, like it's seen. Like because this part of Mexico has just a ton of caves and like, I mean, dude, I'm getting into it. I'm like, wow, it's crazy. I'm like I'm worth it as someone's made a video about this. And I look it up, no videos. I'm like, well, that's annoying. And so I asked Chad, GBT, and I'm like, are there any videos of this? And it's like, well, it's not actually a real thing. (laughing) I'm like, what? So you just, I'd be like, I was an hour. I was just asking questions about this lizard man from Mexico. And it's like, no, I just like, I made it up. - No. - I said, you dirty dog. So I had to like do like, everything you tell me now it has to have some validity to it. 175 episodes in, we're out. (laughing) - That's the real stuff now. - No, but I did find a frog man. - Okay. - And it is in Loveland, Ohio. The frog man of Loveland, Ohio. And if we know anything about Ohio is. - It's not real. - It's not real. So neither's this story, moving on. Just kidding. So Loveland, Ohio, which is a small town near Cincinnati, these sightings started taking place in 1955. So the first sighting was near this river in Loveland called the Little Miami River. And it was this sailsman, this traveling sailsman who was driving at night and he was coming up to this bridge. And he saw three humanoid frog-like figures standing about four feet tall in the middle of the road like talking to each other. And he said, he described it as four feet tall, leathery greenish gray skin, frog-like face, standing upright on two legs and seen interacting with each other. And he described it as like not like animals. - Yeah. - And then he was just kind of sitting in his car like freaked out and then they saw him and then they just jumped over the bridge. - Like frog jumps. - Yep. - It's just a business meeting with a couple of congressmen. Don't mind that. You can just pass on through. - But so that was the first sighting, which was in 1955. Then I believe there's like a couple of sightings here in there but nothing like whatever. But then the police had a sighting in Loveland, Ohio. In 1972, this officer's name was Ray Shocky. He was really shocked. That was bad. - I got it. - That's all right. Moving on. Ray Shocky, officer Ray Shocky, he was on night patrol near the river, same river. And then in the middle of the road, crouched on the road was the same looking four foot tall, frog-like head, leathery skin, large eyes. And then he describes it as a appeared intelligent, not startled like an animal. So he said it basically like it's saw him and it just stood up and just like kind of just walked over to the bridge and just lightly hopped over. But it didn't like freak out and run away. - Yeah. Was it afraid? - Yeah. - Weird. - But then it just goes on like even today, people still see near this river, these frog-like men just wandering about. - Now that's something that would be terrifying. - Yeah. - I think that scares me more than a big foot or like a, like a moth man or something. Something 'cause it's like a human, but it's a frog and it's the skin and it's swim and like that's yeah. - So would that be a skin walker? Or is that what that would be considered? - Possibly. - 'Cause I mean that makes that sort of like a human version of a-- - Yeah, I guess so. - But also bigger. I guess you never heard of them being bigger. Usually it's just the same. - It's kind of like a deer. - I don't know. - Yeah, yeah. - But that's a-- - I don't know, man. - Expanded in the size. - But the frog man, there is a frog man that exists and it's in Loveland, Ohio apparently. - And he sings any dances that he's married to Miss Piggy. - Hello, my baby. - Dude, where did the Mexican one? - Where in Mexico is that? 'Cause I just found it. I said it was close to King-Koon. - King-Koon! - It's a ribiting story, dude. - Dude, I bet if you wanted to get to the bottom of that, you checked the local taxidermist. Because if you've ever heard those stories about how like real deal old school taxiderm people have taxidermed some crazy stuff that they can't talk about and they don't publicize. - What? - That's awesome. - I've never heard that. That's crazy. - Yeah, yeah, like there's like, I think there's regulations of taxidermy that can and can't do in the ways they can do it. But I've seen like movies and heard some stories about old school taxidermy shops doing some wild stuff and like, Ohio, you don't think of like a hunting type place. There's probably a lot of ruralness in Ohio and a lot of red necks up north of there. - Like Kays too. - And they shoot things and they kill animals. One of those frog men's got to got shot before by a hunter. Like, "What the hell does that really kill it?" - I know. - And they probably brought it to the local. I mean, if you killed a frog man, you don't want to put that thing up in your next living room to show off the. - Also, if you're some good old boy, and you're shooting some crazy wild animal, you're not calling the police or the government. - Hello. - You're gonna say, "I got to figure this out. We got to take care of this." One, yeah, I'm gonna go to my local taxidermy guy, Ron, down on his stuff, my dear last year, we'll see what happens. And then, yeah, dude, that's messed up. - But adding those local little places, you do know the game warden and you know it. There's one sheriff and you know him. He came to dinner at your house last week. - Your wife cooked him muffin. So even if you do kill one of those and call old sheriff Billy Bob, like, I don't know. - Yeah, you don't know what's gonna happen. - You don't know what's gonna happen. - But you say that, it was two weeks after that police officer encountered this frog man. Another officer named Mark Matthews encountered it two weeks later and it said that he drew his weapon and he fired at it and it just fled towards the river. And then he later, when he told the other officers and said they're like, you're crazy. He's like, actually, I think it was just an iguana. But this was the middle winner in Ohio. So you're talking about a potential four foot iguana. - Yeah. - Not a thing. - Not happening. - Those things freeze in Miami when it's 70 degrees. So we don't even get them up around here. - We live in Florida. - I know. - So it's like that, there's no way. - That's another point for skin walkers though. He fired at it and it didn't die. I can't you not kill skin walkers but he'll call their name or something crazy. - Yeah, something like that. - Dude, there is a story of several frog man encounters out of Mexico in 1965. Are you asking Chachi BT if it's been honest with you? - No, no, no, no, I'm not in Chachi BT. I'm on a cryptid site. - Oh really? - Yeah, apparently there's an Aztec deity that they consider like kind of amphibian. But it's one of their rain gods. But there's a story in 1965 of a kid who was slingshot hunting on the Santiago River and he just describes encountering this like, he called it like a lizard man or a frog creature but same sort of thing. Siding and then that was it. But when he, like the more and more he described it, everyone's like, you saw the deity of the river. So it's not like, you know, this crazy thing but apparently people in the region have seen what they call their deity. It's called, it's like hard to say 'cause the letters don't make sense in English together but it's like TLAOC, Claloc I guess. The Aztec god of rain fertility lightning and storms. - Well, you know the movie Creature of the Black Lagoon, right? The classic. - Yeah. - That's what it looks like. - That's what it looks like, dude. - Oh. So just doing some civil warry and acriments but for the Creature of the Black Lagoon in Ohio. - Yeah, apparently. - Dressing up as them. - I just don't like the way it slaps. - That's like, dude, like it is. - It's yes, it's like, yeah. - It's weird. - That's the Aztec god. - Oh wow. - That sounds familiar, the Aztec frog deity. That's cool. - What's what I'm saying though? Like, how can we know if anything's real at this point? - We send that guy who went to Minnesota and exposed the frog, sent him to Ohio and see if there's a frog man. He'll probably figure it out. Nick Shirley, right? - Yeah. - Yeah. - The Minnesota stuff. Speaking of taxidermy, taxing, taxes, Minnesota tax fraud. - Yes, we made it there. - Crazy stuff's happening there. - Not so, it's like gone viral to the point where our vice president, Pam Bondy, the turn in general, Elon Musk are all shouting out this guy talking about how corrupt it is. - Oh wow. - It's really weird. So there's $18 billion that's been since 2018, that's been put towards federal funds that supported Minnesota run programs. Nine billion or more are reportedly, may have been stolen. - Wow. - That's a lot of money. - Over $9 billion since 2018, federal funds. 14 things, 14 programs, you know, like childcare, whether it's, you know, like rehab centers, it's food shelters, whatever it is. And so Nick Shirley's a 23 year old YouTuber. He's done a lot of political stuff in the past, but he's just basically just like trying to like dig deep like where's this money going? How was it, you know, the names of the stuff are on the website, like, you know, the programs that the money's being sent to. And it's also saying how many, you know, kids are these daycares watching? And so hundreds and hundreds of children, apparently, these daycares are, you know, looking after. And he shows up and there's absolutely no evidence that any kids are working there. Hilariously, one of the things is the leering center. - Yeah. - Instead of the learning center, which they've now changed. But it's like, it's stuff like that, man. That like, you go there, you find, you start asking questions and I get that. Like showing up at a childcare place, putting a camera in people's faces, show us the kids. Do there any kids here? It's a weird thing to do. Yeah, it's at the little strange. But all of them, not having any evidence that kids are there. People are saying that work nearby saying, we don't see any kids ever around here. There's, we have no idea. We thought they were closed. Did you see it was like the, I don't know what her, it was like the director of education or something in Minnesota. She's like, well, that daycare center, that actually closed over a week ago. Like it's no longer an operation. So that's why covering it up. Yeah. But then the next day after she said that, they were interviewing the guy that owns the building and they had all these kids going into the building. He's like, we would never closed. He's like, we like, when he came like our office hours are on the, the window. It says two o'clock to 10 o'clock at night for a daycare center. Yeah. Cause I, and he's so like all these kids are like going in there and it's like, dude, this is such a front. It seems like such a front. Yeah. But the same guy that was doing that interview, someone stopped and said, wait a minute. Is that not the mayor that he's in the background with? That's the mayor in Minnesota. And he's dancing and hanging out because he's done like a lot of with the Somalian community. He even does like messages in Somalian or whatever the language is this Minneapolis? I believe so. Yeah. I believe so. That's but that whatever then they, let me look up this Jacob Frey is his name, but he has a video of him like dancing and celebrating his victory. But behind them are some Somalian men. And one of the guys is the guy who's speaking for the daycare like the owner of the building. Yes. That's a weird coincidence being pretty involved in your political campaign, making sure those funds go to the right places. Why the crap is a YouTuber exposing stuff. That's a thing. It's legit. Like it's legitimate. Legitimizes like what people are doing. It's like, you know, private journalism. But but everyone who's jumping on the bandwagon be like, no, we need to figure this out. It's like, if you're in a position of power, be figuring it out. That's your job or tell someone to go chase it down. That's what they, that's what they say they're doing. They say for the past, you know, 12 years, they've been under investing, you know, under investigating their investigating this. It's not a problem. And then they're trying to say like, oh, but look at the Epstein list. Like that's living with the Washington post posted. They said, you know, but like, you know, it's, it's a weird thing that the guy is doing anyway. It's under investigation. They don't want to, yeah, well, they don't want to expose it because of all the funding corruption that's already happening in the United States government. In fact, the Pentagon for the eighth year in a row has failed their audit. There's billions of dollars missing from the audit early. Yeah. Eighth year in a row. But yeah, if we had like, if we mess up our taxes, seriously, we get a little knock on the door with guns. It's crazy. How are they not the most organized people in the world? If you know what I owe you, tell me, that's what I'm saying. I don't, don't make it a riddle. Yeah. To make this Minnesota thing even weirder, one, Tim Walsh is blaming Trump for this whole thing, which is hilarious. But I mean, I really don't know the details, but it's just I think it's funny that it's like, you can't take responsibility over your own state. Yeah. Don't do that. Whatever. But there's a weird, and I don't necessarily do it, but it's just a weird coincidence. So in 2024, Tim Walsh changes and the committee that runs it in Minnesota changes their Minnesota state flag. Do you remember that? So he made like a big announcement. He's like, looking back at his flag and he goes back and he changes it out. I just sent you, this is Minnesota's old flag, which I get changing a flag. I guess over what I mean, their whole thing is about the North Star. That's what their little like state motto is. I don't know if they change Florida, I'd be pre ticked. Sure. But look at their old flag. It's kind of funny. I mean, it's not Florida. It's kind of fun. It's kind of fun. But you see this white man tilling the ground and guess who's on that horse running away, a Native American, which I get totally whatever. But this is their new design. They changed it to something very simple. It's the North Star with just, you know, whatever shapes those are. That looks like cracker barrel. Sure. Right. But in 2024, everyone's like, that kind of looked like like as soon as they saw that like that just reminds me of the Somali flag, which I just sent that. And so now that this is coming back up again, and you have all these organizations. Now, I'm not trying to put any group into a particular like whatever. I don't know anything about the situation. I don't know their culture. I don't know Minnesota at all. But it's just, a weird connection. Yeah. And all these programs are ran by Somalian groups. And they somehow are politically involved as well, obviously with the mayor and everything. So it's just, it's just strange. All this is my ignorance of Somalia. The only thing I know is that they have pirates. I'm the captain of the movie. I'm the captain. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I'm very ignorant when it comes to all of it. So I don't know. But it's a big story. And it's, it's interesting. The flag thing is interesting. Yeah. Yeah. If you were making like a mood board or whatever, one of those three pictures goes away. Apparently it was made by like some young, they had like a competition. And it was like, yeah, it was a kid that designed it. And so like, so when everyone was like saying, it's like Somalian flag. And it's like, take care of the project. You think your band is good. Hey, I have one thing we sure remember with stuff like this. Like when big news articles come out, big breaking things that we don't have all the info on. I think it's really important for people to remember that like, we don't have all the info. And it's so easy to jump to conclusions because you see a video and you're like, oh my god, this is a blatant fraud. Yeah. No way around it. There's so much there. This could come out in three weeks because things take time and investigations take time. Just like court cases. You can't like do a court case in a day. They take months sometimes. Like, yeah, they could come out in three weeks that we're all wrong. And there was no fraud. And it's just winter break. And those kids were like, yeah, no kids are in school and Florida right now. Yeah, not any school. Yeah, it's true. But daycare could be different. I'm just saying like, I think there's a broad for Internet people. We got to remember like things take time and to not jump on and make these huge conclusions. Like Somalian's could be the best people in the world. We don't know why they probably are. But you can't like, it sounds like it takes on the payroll. Yeah, I got seven grand. I'm saying for life. I think they're never going to pay for daycare. For me, the evidence of well, one, the sign where it's saying leering center. Yeah. And the missing money to those organizations. That's a fact. That's a fact that's like that. That one school received over. It was like over it's like $1.2 million. Yeah, over to me. This year, it's like a daycare center. Yeah. And then that that educational director or whatever saying, Oh, well, that school has been closed. Uh-huh. And then the next day, it's like, Oh, they're well, they're open now. There's a bunch of kids going in. So it's like, Well, what is this? Are they close or now they're open? And the state saying the money is missing. Yeah. So it's like that's like that right there. It's like so. I believe how does that happen? That's nine billion dollars. Let's give them the benefit of that. Like Lunchables and like Goldfish and stuff. Yeah. Groceries are expensive. They're pretty expensive now. Yeah. Yeah. You know, sure. So finger paint way more expensive than regular house paint. Yeah. All the tariffs and stuff. So yeah. Don't get me. I think it is Trump's fall. What's the total? What was the total that the money that's missing over nine million? Billion billion. That billion. Sorry. Yeah. Billion. So to put it in perspective, you know, Florida is supposedly getting like an increase in budget for teacher salaries. It's like a big deal. It's only 200 million is an increase in teacher salary. Wow. So to put in comparison, the billions missing overlaid with like what people who are like legit like my wife, like we hire teachers starting out in like the 30s in some counties. They do get summer. They get summers. They get summers and break. Yeah. Come on. Come on. You're a kid. How long can it be? Just joking. This is what Jake said. I just need it wasn't brave enough to say. Yeah. He told us before we started recording my mom was a teacher. I'm not. I can't be involved in this. My mom was teachers. Yeah. That's crazy. Corruption. What are you going to do about it? Apparently nothing. Make YouTube videos. Apparently blame the president and then move on with our day. Move on. Yeah. Speaking of blaming the president. Tell us about what that 60 minutes was all about. Oh, geez. That's the one thing I completely forgot to do a deep dive on. But it's a quick Google search. So 60 minutes drops every week, right? And they always do journalism and story into one big story. And they did one on C cut, the notorious El Salvadorian prison. Have you seen that? So it's just massive. Just the worst of the worst criminals, murders, like people who don't care about things are like super high or whatever. The lights never turn off. No mattresses, no pillows, no blankets. It's awful. Truly the worst prison of all time. I mean, or the best, however you want to look at it. But 60 minutes did a whole story on C cut and how that they had taken people who have come here for years, had been here for years in the United States. In the United States that were seeking asylum. So they were under asylum when they were here. Been here for years. Then they just get taken and then put into the sea caught prison. People from that country where that prison is, they're not even from there, but they're just, they're removing them from America and that's where they're transporting them too. And so, and then, so it's just going like a huge expose on this prison, all the ins and outs and how corrupt. Some people are going that don't even deserve to be there, that they're getting tortured when they get there. And beat up, they're getting like, I mean, we saw that, like, washed up bloody pile on Google maps a few months ago. That was behind this prison. So who knows what they're doing with bodies and everything. And they released it, they were going to release it and they cut it. What's their names? What's their name? The lady that runs the, geez, like always forget why is Barbara Strisoned? No, she interviewed Erica Kirk, Barry Wise, but she cuts this and says, we're not airing it, only in America, Canada, it runs, other places it runs. So they censored this free journalism from America so that people wouldn't know about it because they said we should have done a better job kind of diving into certain details and stuff like that. But they're okay with really seeing in other countries. Sure. Yeah. Because it probably pushes a certain political agenda or a certain viewpoint, whatever it may be, I just can't believe that. Yeah. It's terrible. Well, just censoring news or stories altogether is just, that's a bad thing to do. Yeah. Um, probably want to make sure they don't get a bad tweet about themselves from Trump or something. Yeah. Get their funding cut. Yeah, probably. Or sued or something. But I just had a few, I made a video in Target and I had a few people like, you're still shopping at Target. I was like, what are you talking about? I guess people boy called it Target because they cut their DEI programs earlier this year. And I think a lot of people who like DEI shopped there. And I'm not saying I don't. I'm just saying, this is what I gather from this. I had no idea. And I told my mom about it, I was like, that's crazy that, um, like Target, what I took from is that Target probably had pressure from the government and Trump from cutting DEI stuff. So to save their business, maybe they took this DEI stuff away. And I was like, I guess that's smart business wise because so many people are like employed by Target. What if they had pressure that they were going to lose a bunch of jobs if they didn't do this? My mom was like, you got to remember that one quote where it says, well, it wasn't happening to me. So I turned the blind eye and it wasn't happening to me again and it kept not happening to me until one day it happened to me and now we're all like, yeah, dictatored on. So yeah. Interesting. That's the city. I might have everything wrong here, but it's just interesting to think about. Yeah. I agree. That wasn't a very good story. She says a great story. I don't know what DEI is. It's the, it was a step where it's the diversity, equity and inclusion. It was like, I got you. I got you. I got you. I like to make sure everyone is represented and involved. And then I got cut out this year. A lot. That's not a middle finger. It looks like it. I know. I realized it when I saw it on camera. What is that supposed to be? It's Asian pride. He's saying FD. It just looks like you're giving the birds. That's all this. That's all this. Andrew hates DEI. Yeah. Like what? Oh DEI. If that sounded bad, I just said, I was trying to say something good, so yeah, I could, I could cut that up. It's the whole thing of just like not turning a blind eye to like violence or hate or discrimination against a certain people, you know, because the more you do it, the more you do it, and then when it happens to you, that's what happens to you is you get what you got. You get what you deserve. Oh, no. What's going to happen to Andrew this week now? What is going to happen? So we're going to tell Lily when she's on it, but we can tell it. We can tell them. Yeah, that's how we go. It was the week before Lily popped her arm out of socket days before, yeah, she was messing with that mic and she pulled it and the microphone came out of socket of the table and she said, oh, this is a bad home and something bad's going to happen. Really? Sure enough. A couple days later. Boom, baby. Wow. That's going to look crazy. I know. I don't like that. Yeah, but Barry Weiss said the reason why they didn't run it is because it was a political decision. Oh, she said that. The she is. She is very. Yeah. Okay. That's crazy. Yeah. Crazy. She has a Bay, a boy name or what? What? Crazy that she has a boy name. Yeah. Crazy that she said that. Yeah. Is this the same prison? Is this the El Salvador? I might have blank. Is this the El Salvador prison? That's very strict and like they rounded up basically every criminal El Salvador. Yeah. Part you said about people who are potentially innocent or don't deserve this. I think their whole thing was like anybody who's anywhere near affiliated with anything bad that's going on. We're just arresting everybody. Yeah. Yeah. This guy was like it was here for nine years seeking asylum. No, no, like any criminal record nothing with criminal record at all. Really? This dude was lit like in there. They interview him on the thing you can watch it on YouTube now, but they just didn't release it on 60 minutes because they didn't want it to, you know, sway a certain political group. Okay. I guess I wasn't talking about the people from America in specific. I was trying to get an understanding and like I think that was their whole thing like we're just going to arrest everyone and Andrew's next and apparently it worked, apparently it worked because they yeah, like they're crime like went to zero crazy, but that sucks for people who got caught up in that unjustly that would be horrible. It is terrible. Speaking of crime at zero, do you want me to talk about No Man's Land? I would love to hear about No Man's Land. No man's land. A city where no man has gone before. What about a woman? It's a city for only for women. Really? Yes. Are you being for real? I am for real. Oh, this is Lord of the Rings coming in. What is the South Side of Seattle? You get pretty close. It's Southwest Oregon. So this is a place called Owl Farm, O-W-L Farm. He didn't already. This is Women's Lands, they call it. So it's a thousand acre land that is ran by 40 women and a long time ago back in the 70s, they pulled their money, built homes and they have farmed the land. They do. They only spend $500 a month. They have solar panels. They collect water with gravity, gravity fed machinery. They do all their gardening with food and medicinal stuff. And one of their rules is that no man can be born on that land. But kill him? No. No, not quite. Not quite. So the woman has to who's pregnant, which are they getting pregnant? That's another question for another day, apparently. Wow. But the woman who's pregnant must leave the land and raise her son until he is old enough to leave the community like where he's not, he can't be there. I can't. He can come back and but seriously, no man has ever stepped foot as they've owned it. Presidents aren't even allowed unless they're a woman like they don't allow any city or government officials or anything like that. Like no one in that capacity whatsoever. But in the past 48 years, this is not going to come as a prize to women. But there's hasn't been one nine one one call. But one police officer in no share of call in over 48 years and that wild no crime in 48 years, which I don't know if I believe, but there's got to be something happening, something's got to be going on every other year or so because they bury the bodies. That's what I mean. How would you know probably other on police force, but you can't, you can't visit there. You can't live there unless you are invited to and there must, you must be voted in by every single woman that lives there. Wow. How do they enforce this? I don't know. 70s were crazy. Oh, but it even still like how, like if like a police officer or government officials can't step foot on their land, have they just not tried or are they, like, forcing it? I don't know. I don't know. Here's the thing. I don't know what the laws are there. I know in Florida, like Game Wardens have more jurisdiction than about anyone because they can like look for violations of that sort of stuff. So I'm putting it out in the universe right now. I heard that they're, uh, they're illegally harvesting animals out of season. Hmm. So now a game warden has just caused to go out there and look around. That's just an Andrew salute as hates woman doesn't want to thrive doesn't want to succeed. What if this is crazy? What if this is a cover, though? This is like another type of area 51. I mean, yeah, I mean, it's a dangerous place. It sounds like I wouldn't stand a chance. It's crazy. It'd be ripped apart, dude, probably top of what is a tar and feather? Yeah. For sure. That's kind of wow. That's kind of cool. I wonder if anyone's ever like gone in and done a documentary and then I'd be interested to see what that's like. I would love to see that. That's probably a great scenario as long as it's not like a cold. I don't know anything about it. But if it's like run well and stuff, that's pretty cool. Yeah. I mean, a lot of, like, when the research I've done a lot of women are like, I legitimately want to move there. Oh. Like, I would love to do that. Let's go get out of here, get out of here, my husband. Wow. Where's man's land? Yeah. You know, it's a bit of a haircut. Everywhere. Definitely not France. 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