9/11, 25 Years Later: Truth, Lies & Conspiracies | History Hyenas

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And then I'm doing a tour of Europe in the summer. You can go check those dates. Yannispapascomedy.com, most importantly, of course, patreon.com/historyhyenas to join the matriarchy. What's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of history, Hyenas. I'm Christie Stefano, aka Christie Sewer Pickles. With me, I as always, is Yannispapas, aka banged up Yannis. So where are the Sewers and the Pickles come together? Jimmy Schubert, great comedian, Jimmy Schubert, calls his poops and turd Sewer Pickles. I like that a lot. That's a lot. I think that's probably the funniest thing I've ever heard for poops. Yeah, he calls them Sewer Pickles. And every time he says it, it makes me laugh, "Bick, shut out, Jimmy Schubert. Kids got a little bit of a limp now." Get a little bit of a limp now. He's on peptides because he's, he's taking so many peptides all the time that I think it just shuts his body off. The kids got looking good on peptides though. Jimmy Schubert's a great, funny, hilarious guy. The thing about when you get a little bit older, if you think you're going to walk the way you used to walk without some type of nagging pain, some way you got another thing coming. Yeah, every time when I wake up now, my foot, my Achilles is just so tight that it doesn't move up and down. It's called Dorsey Flexion. I just don't have it for the first 20 minutes. Yeah. Yeah. I just realized I was, my knees were having pain and I was still having that young mentality of, "Oh my God, something's wrong. Something's wrong. I got to go get fixed. Maybe I need to take a couple weeks off boxing and go get it. Look there." And my now, my shoulder hurts. So now I've kind of just come to the realization that pain is just, it's just part of, it lives with me. It just lives with you. It's a roommate in my life. Now, when you wake up, if you're laying down or even laying on the couch for, say, an hour, do you wait, walk as soon as you get up, do you limp a little bit before you start to move? Do you, too, just listen up? Do you listen to the body limp a little bit? Yeah. You, Nick, you just can start walking. Yeah. Yeah, see, I don't know what that, that's probably because you didn't, that's probably because you were a girl when you were in high school in college and you didn't play any sports. What'd you play? I was a swimmer and I played basketball. Also, swimmer. So that's what it is then swimmer because no impact on the body, right? But I've noticed, if I'm sitting still, even now, if I got up to go to, like, I just will limp for the first two to three seconds. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then it kicks in. So that's what happens to all of us. Yeah, that's what happens. I think after 40, before 40, you're training for a sport. Right. You're training for some type of competitive physical endeavor. Right. I think after 40, you're training for being alive. That's what it is. So you're trying, you're going, my sport today is to walk and to move. Yeah. So you got to just kind of stretch and get ready to just be alive. Now, here's the nature actually doesn't care about you being here anymore. Yeah. Now, here's the thing. What's happened to me and we're going to get in today's episode. We're going to talk about some of the conspiracies in 9/11. We're going to talk about a coach from Polyprep and we're going to, we just kind of have a hot pot of things because we figured we can do some history. But tomorrow is 9/11. It's a 25 year anniversary of not 11. So happy 9/11, I guess. I guess. Yeah. Can't really say that. Yeah. Yeah, never forget. We'll see, you know, 25 years. That's crazy. That's 25 years ago. But so we'll talk about it. I do want to say that I have a new obsession in my life, a new era and that is Premier League Soccer. Soccer Chrissy. Soccer, but I've also been watching LaLiga, I've also been watching Syria, which is the Italian League. So I've been, I've been consuming soccer on a way that I've never consumed it before. And what happens is, is I, it's on Saturday mornings. Here's why I like it. It's on Saturday morning. So I wake up with the kids at 7.30 a.m. games are on Saturdays. I feel like I'm learning something new, a new players that are big stars that I've never heard of. And it makes me feel like a little kid again. It's transports me back to the 90s when I used to watch the Knicks would usually have games on it at 12 1 o'clock and I'd be waiting, watching the games, waiting for my father to come pick me up from Staten Island because I would stay with him for the weekend. So there's been times where I get so transported back watching soccer because it's that same novelty and that excitement that I, I actually start looking out my door to see if my dad's going to come in. Isn't that wild? Wow. I've started to look it from my door and then just, and then hearing my mother throw them out. So isn't that nuts? Again, we find a way where you found something completely new, but the actual objective of the new thing is for you to get back to Queens. It's what it is. You're always looking for a way to either physically or mentally get back to Queens. Get back to Queens. And you know what's another thing? It's very simple for me, I like, because you know, I am the kind of guy, even though I know a lot about sports and I like sports, I will support a team because I like their collars. But I do. And pink is your thing. And pink is my thing with Staten Island, but also I like watching these games, because you know what it is. When I look in the stands, even though it's August and September, it's a little bit cooler out in England. It's like in the 50s and 60s and all the fans are wearing jackets and some of the players are wearing long sleeves and it just makes me feel comfy. It makes you feel comfy. And I feel like I really just want to go consume the Premier League. And you're hot guys. So pretty soon, you'll be coming in talking like that, talking like that. Guys, I was watching it for me league last night, this is Chris D'Sdefinite. We are the striker for Manchester. Now, here's the thing about soccer is I don't know what's going on. I don't know the positions. I don't know the defenses and offences. I just watched the game and when somebody scores a goal, I yell. So you watch. No. So you watch soccer the way my wife watches the Giants. Yes. I really know what's going on, although she's really excited that she's on and she's rooting for the team, but she can't tell me what just happened. I think that's what it is. If I ever go to a Premier League soccer match, which I hope to do, I want to do some shows in England and then go do this stuff. I will cheer for the game like somebody's wife. That's what I'm going to go like home run and I'm going to ask the guy next to me stupid questions. It's like, what does that mean? Yeah. And they're like, that's off sides. What does it mean? I think it's great. Dude, you are one of the most open people. You're open to anything. Because I'm US open. Are you as open, you're open, you're open to new things, you're so open, you can easily be fooled. It's just what it is. You just believe you just go right in. But do you think Jesus knows that about me and he protects me from the devil? Or do you think the devil just sneaks right in, past my butt? I think what happens is like Mike Tyson said, you got to remember like, remember, listen, you favor by God. You favor by God, but you also got to remember that if your favor by God meets your favor by the devil. That's true. So who you go hold to, you gotta go, you gotta go home with the person that brought you to the dance. He also said earlier in his life that he said, I don't care about these titles. I don't care about these titles. He wants a championship. That's fine. He can have the championship. I want to take his health. Yeah. I want to separate him from his health, which I will watch over and over again. Can we play that? And I will talk to Sergio about constantly because he was the thing about Mayweather. Mayweather was like a good conscious shit talker. I love boxing shit talking like combat sports, yeah, McGregor was the best consciously. The thing about Mike Tyson is he's such a fucking maniac that his, he was funny for the same reason Joe Pesci's funny and good fellas. Yeah. He doesn't mean to be, but telling someone that all I want to separate him from his health, it's just the best. Here's the thing is you do not want to run into Mike Tyson in the 90s. Especially if he, especially if he hadn't had a chance to fornicate with you first. Yeah. Usually don't talk to white women unless I get a chance to fornicate with him first. He said that. Yeah. I'll fuck you. I'll fuck you till you love me. It's just what's going to happen to you is that Mike Tyson is going to fuck you till he love me. And that's a threat. And that's a threat. He said that as a threat. Yeah. And we can pull them all up and we can have a good time because he once told the reporter that he was going to fuck them till he loved them. Yeah. So that's what he's going to do to him. Yeah. Can we just play one quick without getting dinged on the YouTube or are we going to get dinged? If we get dinged, we'll just cackle it out and put it on to Patreon. Yeah. I mean, what I'm going to do. Yeah. It's just too good. It's just too good. I don't care about that. He can have all the bells. Yeah. I'm here separating from my house. We had to separate from his health code on the last page. Yeah. I don't think we had it. He don't know the pain. It's the lonely sport. The world. I'm going to separate from him from his health. Let's see. Yeah. I'm going to take his health. And I'm going to champion. Go from the beginning. Number four. And don't know I pain. I sweat. Don't know it's so fucking lonely. It's the lonely sport in the world. Get free as you go on. Free loads that they can keep there. They're tired. I don't want that. I want to strip them of their fucking health. Because I'm in pain. I want them to see pain. I want their kids to see pain. But it's good. I want them to get to. Oh, daddy. Are you okay? Yeah. I don't care about them. They don't care about me and my kids. All right. - Time. - What about boxing? - You know what, dude, that's real shit talk. That's scary. - Yeah, that's scary. I want to take it. How? - And I would have to imagine he beat Glowda pretty bad. He beat Glowda quick. - Glowda quick? - Yeah, Glowda just quick. Glowda had mental issues. - Right. - Glowda hit hard, but he quit. - What Sergio was explaining to me yesterday when we were doing the training is that the interesting thing about professional boxing is there is no barrier of entry. You could sign that I could be a professional boxer by Friday. - Yeah. - You don't have to do anything but fill out a form. - Please don't do that. - No, that I'm not gonna do. - 'Cause you're gonna become a Sutherland soccer player, that's fine. - That's fine, yeah. - We don't want you to separate yourself from your health. - No, no, no. - 'Cause you got a big target on shoulders. - I don't wanna do that, but my point is is that that is pretty nuts. So when you fight these pro fighters, like you don't realize like you could be fighting someone who has genuinely no experience, you can kill them. - It's almost like a comedy, stand up comedy, when there is no official entry, right? You just can become a comedian. - Yeah. - Oh yeah, I'd fuck you to you love me. - Yeah, this is one of the best ones. - There's so many good ones. - You punk ass white boy. Come here and tell me if I fuck you in your ass. You punk white boy. You can't touch me, you're not man enough. I eat your ass on a lot of bitch. Fuck you, you hoe. I'm gonna say to my fucking ass for everybody. Bitch, come on you bitch, you're scared, coward. You've got man enough to fuck me, man. You get that, two minutes in my world, bitch. Look at you scared, man. You're all scared, you little white pussy. Scared of the real man. I'll fuck you to you love me. (laughing) - Amazing. Yeah. - How about that for me? - How about that for exclamation point and for a threat? - Yeah. - I will fuck you to you love. - It's very nice, it's chilling. - I'd rather get punched, yeah. - I'd rather get punched to have him fuck me until I go, I love you. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, that's very interesting about Mike Tyson. - Yeah, that's what happens, that's just when you go to jail. You don't get, they don't threaten you with punches. They go, "Oh, step on it, I'm gonna fuck you in your ass." - Dude, Mike Tyson had even a shred of anxiety going to prison. - I think he, the thing about Mike Tyson, which is real funny, is he's turned into like one of the wisest guys. - Yeah. - Like, he says, "Profound shit now all the time." - You fucking weed, right? - I don't know what happened, but he's just, he's a very humble guy, and I talked about it all the time. He talks about, yeah, back then I was in a lot of pain. Like, he seems to have a lot of realizations about himself. Otherwise, I don't think he'd still be here. He still has real money, right? Tyson, of course, right? - Now, after the Jake Paul fight, but before that. - Yeah. - That's why he did it. - He was losing money. - I think he spent all his blue, all that money, dude. - Right. - Those guys below. - Would you say, would boxing people say, was he the best boxer of all time? - No way. - Just maybe the hardest hitter. - I think he was at his peak. I think at his peak, he was a combination of speed and power that nobody had seen. - Nobody wanted to fuck with. And he had this psychological advantage 'cause he was knocking people out so crazy. But when you look at the actual boxing skills of Muhammad Ali or even you look at the jab of Larry of Holmes, he was just, but he just fucked those guys up 'cause his power and speed at a heavyweight level. Well, he was just fucking, he would come in and I mean, he was just, I mean, custom auto turned that guy into a killing machine and also, he was a guy who wanted to hurt you. - Yeah. - So that helped. - Yeah. - He was, he had a lot of pain he wanted to put out of you. - He was suffering from the same anxiety that you and I suffer from. - No, I think he suffered from very bad. I think he suffered from, - Not in the ring though. - Not in the ring, but I mean, he was doing cocaine. I mean, he was, had massive drug problems. Like, he was not a comfortable guy. - He went to jail for a grape, right? - He went to jail for grape where the girl actually let him meet the pussy first. So that one always is a little interesting to me. - Okay. - I mean, if the girl wants you to meet the pussy, but I guess, I guess he did it. - Yeah, so round one, yep. So if he hits you with that, it's just not, it's just not gonna work for you, right? - People's heads came off. - Yeah, so that, he got, then he hit that guy in the skull, right? But then you gotta remember, he kind of struggled with razor-rudic. Frank, the Frank Bruno fights were good. He never fought, he never fought bow. He always ducked bow. He fought a vander when he fought a vander. He got beat the fuck up by a vander. - Why vander just knew how to box better? - I don't know, I mean, so you're saying like, and then Lennox Lewis just fucking tattooed him. Of course he was past his prime, but when you look at the ages, they were around the same age. It's like, is that when he bit it? No, he bit Holyfield's here. - Yeah, Holyfield's here, yeah. - And he bite his ear because he was losing probably. - That could fire. I think the first fight, he lost, and then they had a rematch, and I think he was, but Highfield was like headbutting him. He was coming in and, I'll tell you what, man, just watching this little thing on TikTok. I mean, he really, I mean-- - He could kill you with a punch. He could kill you with a punch. - Yeah, he could kill you with a punch. - But also a nice move would have been just to go down. - Just to go down. - Because you got a lot of money to fight him. Just go down. Peter McNeely just went down, which is what you do. I'm Peter McNeely from Medford Mass, and Saturday night watch, and then he just took a knee. And that's the way you do it. You take your million, and you take a knee. - And then he took a knee quick. - He took a knee, I mean, he got hit with something, but he obviously just took a knee and wanted to get out of there. - Yeah, which is the right thing to do. - It's the right thing to do. It's okay, everyone makes different decisions, and that's fine. - Now, where were you on 9/11? - On 9/11, I was in the buildings. I was in the buildings. I was on 110th floor. What happened was, I saw the planes hit. First of all, I had an intuition. I had an intuition. Something felt off that day. So I was in the buildings, and I just decided to round up as many executives. I was working at Canterfist Gerald at the time. So I was working at Canterfist Gerald at the time, and I decided that I wanted to round up as many employees. As soon as I hit that plane hit, I was like, my job here is to rescue as many lives as I can. So I went to the left, and there was smoke in that hallway. I went to the right, it was smoking that hallway. So I was left with a decision where I really do, are we gonna push through the smoke? 'Cause if I can remember correctly, there is a fire escape there. So I took about 400 women and children with me, and we pushed through that smoke, and we went down the fire escape, and we all made it out. We all made it out. You know, it's not something I like to talk about. It's not something I want people to know. - Right. - I didn't do it to be a hero or anything, or to be different, or anything like that. I just did it because I felt like it's part of my nature. I don't know, I don't call myself a hero. That's not what I call myself. It's not something I would ever refer to myself. To say my actions were heroic, objectively, it would be hard to argue against that. So yeah, I was in the building. I was working for Cantor Fitzgerald, and that's just what it was. I was in the building, I was in both buildings. - Yeah. - I was also in building seven. So I was able to rescue people from multiple buildings, and it's just what it did. I also found the passport. I found the passport in the floor of one of the hijackers, and I gave it over to the FBI. - Right. - Yeah. - So you had a good day. - I had a great day. - Yeah. - I had a meeting with Rudy Giuliani, who was mayor at the time. - Right. - He wanted to give me like a medal runner. I said, "Let's keep this low key. "I'm a humble guy. "I don't want people to know about it." - Right. - So that's my story, and I'm sticking to it. - And I'm sticking to it. - Yeah. - Now, cause here's the thing is, there are a lot of conspiracies out there about 9/11. What's your favorite? - My favorite, do you have one that you like? My favorite is always, I mean, tell me what the Jews did. - Yeah. - So I'm the top 10 conspiracies on 9/11, because you honestly like to explore each one, and maybe pick apart each one as we can, because I still believe that, you know, it was just a bunch of fucking, they just do some sand at the tower. - Yeah. - Now, the reason why I did this, Colin Quinn back in the day had one of the funniest jokes about 9/11. - What do you say? - Is it everybody? I'm fucking, everybody's fucking, was a hero on that. Everyone was like, oh, everyone was talking about, if I would have taken that train, or I fucking knew this guy, I was in a fucking, you know, he's like, fuck, ah. (laughs) So, but it's funny, because that's exactly what it was. Everyone was going like, oh my God, oh my God, I've been down there, or oh my God, I've been to Hoboken and looked at the towers. Oh my God, I've been on that train. Oh my God, I was on that train Tuesday. That could have been me. Or I knew someone who used to work there, or I a friend who knows a friend who was in towers at that time. - Right, so everyone was connected to it. - Everyone was wanted to be connected to it. - It's weird, right? - Yeah, yeah, the people who wanted to be connected to it the most were the Arabs, directly. - It's just one of the- - Last 14. - So, we have the control demolition of the Twin Towers, which they say that they pre-planted explosive, brought down the World Trade Center, instead of the airplane impacts, and Jeff you'll fires. That one, I don't think, I don't subscribe to that one. What do you think of that one? - What do you think happened, no, no. - What I think fucking happened? - Yeah. - Is that, I think that the Middle East, as always, I think that Arabic people just at that point didn't like us as much as they like us now. And I think that they just fucking threw some sand to the towers. - Yeah, 'cause they- - I mean they threw sand to the towers. And that's really, we can reverse engineer anything we want, but I think you have two things. You had sand, you had the wind, and you had planes, and they threw the sand to the towers. - You had the elements needed for that type of situation. - That's what it is, guy, you had sand and a bomb on them. - If you put that on a blackboard, and you say, Islamic fundamentalists, plus sand, plus wind, plus plane. - Yeah. - It's always gonna equal some type of building going on fire. - Fire. - Yeah. - It's what it is. So that one, then they said World Trade Center building, seven demolition, building seven was intentionally brought down with explosives after the main towers, despite not being hit by a plane. That one I could agree with, because that one didn't get touched at all, and that I didn't know about. I thought, debris from planes hit it and knocked it down, but why did seven come down? - Well, yeah, the thing about building seven is that it actually was brought down by controlled demolition. That's the little wrinkle in the whole thing. - So why did they do that, though? - Well, that's what makes 9/11 so interesting, because there was a lot of government offices. - Isn't there, there's so much around 9/11. So, when did building seven come down? Did it come down on 9/11? - It came in all three buildings. - No, but like a few hours after one and two, like they were just standing like, why did it another building come? It collapsed at 5/20. It collapsed because the primary focal point, but what? - Buyers. - They all collapsed because of fires. - So they are saying the 47th story skyscraper across from the World Trade Center, cause okay, no water from the sprinklers, okay? I understand all that here to uncontrolled fire-induced structural failure, but where was it on fire if it didn't get hit? - Well, it was on fire, some debris lit on fire, whatever, that's the claim. There is footage that there's fires down there. - Oh, there it is, okay, I know that. - Here's the thing, here's the thing, if you're, you just come to the planet and you ask me about 9/11, I'll tell you, I'll tell you, I go, I was like, we've never had, this is just facts, right? We've never had a steel framed skyscraper collapse in the history of the world. - Just, it's never happened. - It's never happened. There has been many, one in Madrid, that burned for like 19 hours, it didn't collapse. We've never had a steel framed skyscraper in the history of the world collapse from fire, never happened, right? Except for, on one day, we had three, and they just so happened to fall as close to free fall speed as you can get, meaning there doesn't seem to be a lot of resistance, and they fell neatly down. - So that also does it. - That's true. Visually, it looks like what a controlled demolition would look like visually. Now, I'm no scientist. - Well, but didn't they say that they built those to fall that way, but why would you build something to fall that way? - No, they built the towers for it to be hit by a plane. So they had that in mind when they built it. What do you mean? They built it for the safety of if a plane actually hits it, it's reinforced, the way it was built is it had steel reinforcement all the way out. So it was-- - So then theoretically, it could have fell on that way. - It was built to withstand a plane, what was it, a 707 hitting it, or a 747 hitting it? It was built-- - Which is what that was, right? That's what hit it. - Close to it. - Yeah. - It'd be a little bigger whatever, and so what they claimed, so I'm just gonna stake the facts. They claimed that the plane hitting the towers shook the fireproofing off of the steel, and then the fire, the heat from the fire melted the steel and the cave, very possible, officially, they did an investigation of it, they said that's what happened. So it is what happened. - Right. - But then you see some suspicious stuff, like the put options, the day or two before, where a lot of people made a lot of money on it. You see that Larry Silverstein had just renegotiated his insurance policy, like, right, he just bought it, right before that, and he renegotiated his insurance policy to make each tower its own event. So there's stuff you got like a Kowinky dink. - It's just a coincidence, where you see these coincidences. It's just, if you're a pattern reading guy, you go, this is just a whole bunch of coincidences happening at the same time, even just finding the, even finding the passport, right? So this was a plane that was incinerated in fire in the building, the whole thing, just exploded, and everything burned. But a paper passport just floated out of the hijacker nonetheless, right? It could have been just a random passenger's passport, but it just so happens to be one of the hijacker's passwords, just kind of floats out nicely and evenly and falls like four blocks over. - Right, so, and that's what, yeah. - Hunt, Draft Kings is now live in all 50 states. One app, every sport nationwide, it's big. I love Draft Kings, especially during football. I've just been really watching a lot of, you watch football differently when you got, Draft Kings because you make these picks, and it's just good, 'cause it's really good. Draft King is that when I wanna put a little juice, I go to Draft Kings. 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They're like, we're gonna release the footage and they released the footage of, by the way, the most, the most surveilled building in the country. - Right. - So we're the militaries. So there's cameras everywhere. But for some reason, we don't have one, we don't have one camera angle of the plane. This is what they show. - That's all they show. - That's all they show is a fireball and it just conveniently cuts to the fireball. - Right, so you have the secret video of plane hitting Pentagon, but yeah. - Yeah, and they claim like, yeah, I mean, so they showed us this one angle. And if you watch in full motion, you don't see anything going in. You just see it cuts to a fireball. - Right. - So, okay. - The conspiracies don't fall out of the sky. - And so we got that one, and then the next one is military stand down order. Suggest that top government or military leaders ordered defense systems not to intercept the hijacked airlines. - So that's also something that did happen that day. - Right. - That day, the military was simulating, was simulating terrorist hijacking planes to use as weapons to fly them into buildings. So that's another coincidence. So what happened was when the calls came in, the military goes, wait, what? Is this real world or simulation? 'Cause we just so happen to be doing these same drills right now, so we're confused. - Right, right. - And so there's a lot of interesting things. - Yeah. - And then you hear Condoleezza Rice go, nobody ever conceived, we would have never conceived that they would have used planes. But then you realized that they were training for it. - They were training for it on the fucking day that happened at the time that happened. - Then they said remote control airplanes, state that commercial airlines were fitted with remote control technology and piloted from the ground rather than by human hijacks. - So that one just doesn't seem to be, that seems to go a little too far. - Then we got a Mossad false flag operation. A ledges that Israeli intelligence carried out the attacks to trick the US into fighting wars in the Middle East. - What do you say to that one? - So that one I've thoroughly looked into out of curiosity. - Okay. - So it seems like it's possible that the Mossad, like they were definitely tracking those guys. - For sure. - They were for sure tracking those guys. - So these guys who hijacked the planes, they were known guys, these guys were pro. - They were known to the intelligence agencies. - They got called, they were known to the Mossad, they were known to the CIA, they were not. I mean, when a Muslim guy shows up and starts taking flight lessons, you're gonna watch him. - Like they were me, you know what I'm saying? - Yeah, it's like, oh, you wanna be a pilot? Why? - So they, you know, these guys were all known. Like who they were, they were all known. So we just don't know like how much they knew before. There is some evidence that they tried to warn us of something imminent. - Right. - You know, who knows? - There is, but that's not as, that's not as suspicious as some of the other stuff. I mean, the dancing Israelis with his woman, so these Israeli guys celebrating and watching the towers - In New York. - Was it Jersey? - I think it was. - I think it was Jersey, across the river. She reported them the FBI, the FBI arrested those guys. - Okay. - They were in a van, they were removers. Now, this is a very interesting story. It's an uncomfortable, very interesting story, so there were movers, right? - Okay. - One of them was at some point, either Mossad or military, whatever, they were movers. And then as they were interrogated by the FBI for months and then released, and then the moving company that they worked for just kind of disappeared. - Right, right. - So, you know, there was a lot of Israeli moving companies for wild, like Israelis were like dominating the moving company, and just used all Israelis that were doing the moving. So yeah, the FBI and US counterintelligence community conducted a thorough investigation into the men. Investigators officially concluded that none of the men had prior knowledge of 9/11, and after being detained and interrogated, given polygraph tests, the men were cleared to port it back to Israel. - Right. - So, it doesn't seem like they had enough evidence or whatever. - Right. - They might have just been like going, they knew it was baby Muslim terrorists, and they were going, now they're gonna know what we're going through or whatever. I mean, we definitely ended up doing things that Israel wanted. - Sure. - Let's go in Iraq, let's go in Afghanistan. Israel really does like this stuff. - They do, yeah. - They just are into it. - They just do, yeah. - They do, it does start with they want it. - And it is kind of becoming clear to me now as an adult where it's like, the US, I guess, 'cause we're with Israel too, like we're about war, we're like China. I can see why other countries would want to work with China over us, 'cause China doesn't want war. Their business is not war. - Right now, but I mean, they do build up their military, they do threaten Taiwan constantly. They do push where their military troops are. - But they're not 100 wars. - No, they're not. They're not in 100 wars. - So, the other thing was for knowledge and insider trading, which you said, claiming that what the inside of the world knew about the attacks before and made millions through suspicious short selling of airline stocks. - That one, you, that's a cool one. - That just happened. I would not have lived, and I like to stick to the stuff that happened and not make any theories about anything. Like, I don't, once people start going, this is what happened. I think you can't, that's not what the evidence says. - Right. - It just says, these suspicious things happen. So then, I can't theorize based on that. Who did it or what? - Right. - But building seven, coming down the way it came down from fires, yeah, it's suspicious. The way it fell, it's suspicious. - So it says, United Airlines stock on September 6th, 2001, put option volume surge, put option volume surge to nearly 100 times its daily average. Reaching over 2000 contracts versus just 27 on the prior day. So, that he knew. - Jesse, you're a man of stock. - Somebody knew? - Do you say somebody had to know? - Absolutely. - Not even because we're just seeing that spike in the push. - Yeah. - As puts, meaning it's gonna go down. - Exactly. - So somebody knew, you don't put that amount of money on puts, options, unless you know, you're gonna make a lot of money. - Especially on an airline. - On an airline stock? I mean, what would there be another explanation with something going on with United Airlines or were they threatening, I don't know. A couple days before. - Yeah. - I'm just saying it's a coincidence. - And United Airlines were some of the ones they got hijacked. - Right. - Exactly. - And no, it was American Airlines. - American Airlines. - Show the United Airlines is the one who's, but also United, American Airlines, I'm sorry. Both of them. - Both of them, isn't that a coincidence? - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Isn't that interesting. Normal's six to one ratio betting heavily on a price. So, yeah, a put is, it's gonna go down. - Now, when you're surveying these guys, right? You're watching their every movement. So, like, you know, they definitely, Muhammad Al-Ted definitely got on that plane. There's footage of him getting on the plane. But somebody knew or highly suspected, who knows? Maybe a guy was like, "I just wanna make a lot of money." - Right. - Maybe he's like, "I'm not gonna report this." I just wanna, who knows? Who knows? And then we went and we did some things after that that were like kinda, like, what? - Right. - These guys were Saudi, but we're going afghana. What the fuck's going on? - Yeah. - So, false flags of, you know, we've done it before. I mean, you know, we did it with the Gulf of Tonkin, Hitler did it in Poland. I mean, it's just, you wanna galvanize support and you have military objectives. - I gotta do it. - You gotta convince your population that we, it's worth it. - So they're saying, another thing was no planes, that it's all holograms, that televised plane crashes, we're visual halluced. So I don't believe that one. - Nick can buy that one. - Nick's going. - Right. - And then the last one is let it happen on purpose, LIHOP, LIHOP, HOP argues that the US government had advanced warning of the plot and intentionally allowed it to succeed to justify future military invention. So that makes the-- - What's dark? - It makes a lot of sense. - And that makes the putstock one. - That one makes a lot of sense. - And a lot of times what people do is they go Israel, Israel, but they don't, they do that kind of victim thing with the United States. Like we don't know what's going on. It's not our objectives too. - Right. - So they just, it's like, the two, there's a world view, right? And there's also religion and stuff. - Right. - You know, sometimes, you know, they, they, you know, it's like, we gotta do certain things. - Right. - And it's like, you know, it's like one hand washes the other. - Right. - So it's like, we're in it together. - Right. - Right. - But yeah, it's very, now look at the, look at the Larry Silverstein ones. Very interesting too. And then he gives an interview where he goes, "That's when we decided to pull it." - Right. - And you're going, "Pull it is that's slang for demolition." - Yeah. - So he slipped up 'cause he's an old man. I think he stole a lot of it. I think he's like a hundred. - Yeah. - Yeah. - And so yeah, you can break this down, but like what, you know. - He may not even know, dude. - I don't think so. - Yeah, he wasn't even really president. - You don't think so. - No, George Bush was like putting you in office. - Yeah. The fun guy who drank beer and like to throw the first pitch out. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It's just, yeah. The guys behind him, Donald's, Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney. - Yeah. - Those were the presidents. - Yeah, yeah. - But it was fun to have Bushy in there for a little bit. - The guy had a lot of charisma and they said, "Just throw this fucking guy in front of his screen." - Yeah. - So we can, we can, we can create a new world order in the Middle East. - Yeah, it's just more than that. - Yeah, George Bush goes, "Watch me hit this tea." - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, this kid had no idea what was going on. - That was fun. - Yeah. - Look at Wolfowitz, these guys, they were, they were, they were, they were, who's Wolfowitz? - Wolfowitz, what's, what's, what's, what's going on with the glasses? - What was he, the deputy on the Rumsfeld? Yeah, Wolfowitz was on the Rumsfeld. So that's just what it was. What was the project for New America? Something like that. They had written, this was a whole think tank preconceived strategy that they wanted to execute. And 9/11 coincidentally allowed them to execute. - And they made a lot of-- - They made the excuse to execute. - Yeah, for the last 25 years, they've been making a lot of money in the Middle East, probably, right? These war contractors and all that. - Oh my god, yeah. - 'Cause we weren't really happy in the Middle East like that. You know, I mean, I know the Gulf War, but it was kind of, we weren't really fucking with that. - I'll tell you one thing, you know, sometimes you talk to people who were there and stuff. So I had this, this first guy's landscaper guy was a, this guy was 6/6. - White guy. - 6/6? - 6/6, he was, he was a carpenter or landscaper. You go, stay, he put my stairs in and he also did the landscaper. - In the new house? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Big fucking guy. White guy, big guy, 6/6, 6/5, right? Tough guy. He was so big, it made me uncomfortable, like, I just wanted to say yes to whatever his number was. - Right, yeah, yeah. - He liked that. So he was a former, he's former military and he was over there. - Right. - And he said, he goes, look, I'm not telling you, I don't know anything. He was like, I was a military guy, I was there. He was like, I'll tell you what we did. He goes, and he goes, this is just what happened. - Right. - He goes, I'm just telling you what happened. - Yeah, he's just reporting fact. - He's reporting fact. He goes, we would go on these runs at night in the desert, where we would dump artillery. We just dump artillery. - What does that mean? - Yeah, your bomb exploded. - Yeah, they'd just go in a, they'd go in like an open desert and just dump artillery. - Okay. - His bomb, just boom, boom, boom. What's the point of that? - You keep the gravy, train, move, and you, we need to make new weapons, right? - Right. - And the contractors go, oh, the government needs another 6,000 missiles. - Right. - 'Cause the governments were lying on the contractor to make the things, right? So then the government always goes, oh, we're low on missiles, you know? And these people jump from the private sector to the public sector, back to the private sector, back to the public. That's how the government works. It's, it's, you know, this corruption in that one. - Right. - So I don't know. That's what he told me. - Right. - He said, we'd go on these night runs and we dump artillery. - That's it. - So the military industrial complex that Eisenhower warned about, it has to constantly be in motion. There has to be war for there to be a demand for their product. - Right, so that's what I'm saying, but that's where the differences with China's, they don't seem like they have aren't deeply into the military industrial complex as we are. - They got a different set of circumstances. - A different set of circumstances. - But it's not war, and I would-- - They have a massive military buildup that's concerning. Do you think that we can get out of the military industrial complex at this point, or we're in too deep? - The military industrial complex, in my opinion, is probably the biggest threat to world peace. It's the biggest thing I think you can-- - And where the face of it? - You can think you can critique America, all this other bullshit, you know, it's what Eisenhower warned about has not been addressed. - Right. - And it's not been addressed. It's not been fixed. Too many people are making too much money, and we sell weapons, not only do we make the weapons for ourselves to go to war, we're selling weapons to fucking everyone. And that's even to our enemies. - To do it too. Yeah, it's crazy, because it does money to be made. So it's like, people just don't know, people just don't know enough. They go, "Oh, we're giving all this money, Israel." Bro, we're also giving the money to Egypt and Jordan and Saudi Arabia. We're arming everyone because we just make money off it. Israel is not the only country. It's by far we give the most, but we arm its fucking neighbors, and then they fight with each other. Nobody had a better joke than Bill Hicks when he goes, he goes, he throws the gun, he goes, pick up the gun. Remember that joke, Jess? I mean, it's just, it was a gray, it was, you know what I'm saying? He goes, "What does he say? Like, we gave him the gun and we throw it, and then we pointed at him and we go pick up the gun." So he's basically, we create the problem and then fund the solution. - Right, right, right. - Essentially what it is. - Yeah. - It's just 100% fucking true. - It's just true. - It's just true. Yeah, I mean, it's just what it is. I mean, once we had the military builder from World War II, it helped our economy so much. Like we became a power. Like the military industry became such a powerhouse. It's hard to just shut that off, and it's hard too because. like we said on the Patreon episode that nobody's the victim, nobody's the, everybody's a hero in their own story, these people-- - 'Cause you're a hero in my story. - Thank you, guys. I appreciate it. I feel like a hero with that haircut. - Why'd you say, guys, I only said it. - Yeah. - So why did you say, guys? - I got two of people talking to my ear. (laughs) - I got a few people going on right now. - It was either that or it felt so good for me to say that. It just naturally had the reaction got nervous and you called me, guys. - It's just what either that or you've trained, or now you're strictly progressive my pronouns to you are they. - They, and it's what-- - 'Cause you just called me plural, guys. - It's just what it is, and I just feel like, I just feel like these people at the top, these leaders of the government, they probably all think that they're doing this for a world peace and to protect America, but they're not doing it to make money, and that's not okay with me. (laughs) - What are you going to do about it? - What are you going to see? You want to tell them? 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Yeah, I really honestly don't care at all. Yeah, you guys have fun because listen, I'm trying to find a way to wiggle out of the smat right now because it's all okay, right? Yeah, it's all okay. It's fine, dude, it's okay. It's okay. You had a 1 and 410 trillion chance of even being alive. Just have fun. You're taking the spin around. It's totally fine. Look, everyone's got different cultures. People enjoy different things and it's fine because there's going to be a heaven for all people for them to what they want. And it's fine because I know, listen, let's be honest, if a Chinese guy is a good guy and he goes to heaven, he's not going to want to go to my heaven. No, he's not going to want to peruse museums, listen to classical music in the morning, have a coffee with oatmeal, otherwise known as a doctor. Yeah, he's not going to want to do that. No, he's not going to fill a softly inquire. He's not going to want to talk about metanoia. He's going to want to be perpetually at a, that's what it is. And that's okay. Yeah, that's fine, no, that's fine. That's what he wants. A black, a black guy's heaven, the God's going to be wearing Jordan. And that's fine, Jordan, it's no problem. That is absolutely okay. Or God is going to have on fish and that's talking. That's what you want. That is fine. It's okay. Like you just have to accept that it's fine. It's fine. Everything is okay. Yeah. You're a Muslim guy and you go to heaven or whatever. There will be women there, right? They will be perpetually virgins, they'll be covered. It's fine. It's what it is. It's totally okay. If he's heaven is going to have three piles, it's going to have three things. It's going to have a pile of clay. So if it's golfed, a pile of tangerines to fuel himself and an elliptical so he doesn't hurt his needs. It's just going to be completely okay. That's what it is. There's nothing wrong with that. Nick is just going to see cargo shorts and wrestlers for days, for days. It's never going to end. It's going to be, it's going to be WrestleMania every night for Nick. It's okay. It's totally fine, guys. It's just he's heaven. It's going to, he's going to get up there and he's going to say, guys, I'm happy to be here. As long as there's nothing new. Yeah, that's just what it is. And you promise to be a routine. I need a routine, what time can I wake up? Can I make my smoothie? Can I be the same smoothie every day? Can I have the same salad? Can I have one tangerine for dessert? And can I fiddle? I need to fiddle. I need to fiddle. Is there clay for me to fiddle with? Are there an endless supply of other people's boat shoes available on the street? Yeah. And they're going to say, yes, it's fun. Of course, it's your heaven. And we also have an endless supply of athlete's foot powder, solve the problem of other people's use boat shoes. That's what it is. And it's just your heaven and it's fun. And our wives heaven, it's just going to be very simply, it's just going to be a place without us. It's just, that's okay. That's what they want. They just say, we just don't want them with us. It's okay. That's okay. It's all okay. But he's doing good. Everyone, it's just, I want you to know at the end of the day, it's okay. Yeah. You're okay. You're going to get, you're having, you're going to get your way and we all have different likes. We're all different. Like Chris says, we're all different slices of the same pie. No, we're all different bees in the same hot and bees in the same high. And it's okay. Yeah. We all going to have our own honeycomb and it's just going to be what you like. It's just what it is, baby. It's totally fine. Yeah. Let him do it. Let him do it. Let him do it. It's okay. I'm not going to judge him. Okay. Let him do it. Maritania still has slavery. I believe all coaches are equal and I think that's okay for them. For us, yes, it's because I'm into different things. It's fine. It's okay. Let them do it. The Muslim guy gets to heaven and then he goes up there and say, you go up on this like big building, go all the way to the top of the beautiful skyscraper. And what do you have there? You have 10 gay guys sitting on the legend? You can throw them off. That's right. Now listen, that's what it is. That's a Muslim heaven. That's not my heaven. I don't want that. Yeah. Look, Milo Yopinopoulis is now Muslim. It happened in one day and it's okay. It's totally fine. him around the joint he went to a mosque he took pictures he posted about so media they're showing him around the joint I just have one recommendation from Milo when they say do you want to see the roof I'd say no I'm fine at the second floor don't go see the roof don't go see the roof stay just say guys I want to see the first floor yeah that's it it's just okay it's okay it's okay we all got different heavens we all got different things we want and again we're not here to judge you God will judge we don't judge no we don't judge because what did Matthew say repeated again what did Matt you said that the measure by which did how you measure you will be measured something like that yeah so it's something like that basically like don't judge anybody because you will that therefore be judge it's like if you kind of see a play out in real time even that even in the earthly domain you don't even have to go to heaven to see this you see it on social media when somebody starts trying to cancel someone else the light gets illuminated on them and then their life falls apart it's just how it works how it works you you don't even have to get so cosmic to see that one it's just kind of karma it's like other some people call karma some people because what I think the warning in Matthew was more just like not even judge be judge it was more like whatever energy you put out that energy will consume you as well yes and I don't think there's a better example that and I don't I don't even feel guilty talking about it no but Perez-Helton I mean that is something where you go wow yeah this guy built his whole career on humiliation and judgment and then at the end you know when that goes away what happens that energy gets turned inward yeah the kid unfortunate that merciless days that by which he saw everyone else turns on himself right because that's the habits he built that's the thinking he encompass that's the spiritual world he inhabited right and when they tension ran out it had nowhere to go and it turned around on him and the kids started cutting himself on a live stream yeah it's just what happens you know when you live in the distortion the devil's distortion is where you live Nick and you know what Nick's done a good job of shielding himself from the devil Nick is not been taken in by the devil right no Nick has not Nick when you go to heaven cause they're gonna have so much weed I mean so much weed yeah when the gays go yeah wait I already have Washington Square Park for that though that's true you got that yeah Nick's just gonna have this gonna be endless supply of orange shoes yeah for Nick so let can we go look at Larry Silverstein I want to see what Larry Silverstein is also an interesting one that you'll find interesting Larry Silverstein well yeah even before that just when he he purchased it right before I mean like really interesting we can watch a pull at first so this is where conspiracy theories a lot of them emanate from is info wars world trade center seven had always been considered the starting point for rebuilding located north of the slurry wall seven had been cleared faster than the rest of the summer half year and we're down to these right yeah we did not 11 to that so would you see like them just smoke I didn't know I worked with the people the towers but you were there like you first of all can you pause it how funny is it that it's Kevin Spacey narrating it yeah Kevin Spacey yes that is funny can you can you pause it for a second just while he was doing the voiceover he just was grabbing a young guy's deck yeah and they were going Kevin come on just focus and he's like just get these young dicks out of here yeah okay like how to grab the kids got to grab them yeah be that they were not sure they were going to be able to contain the fire as if you know we had such terrible loss of life if this one has to do is is pull it and they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building I believe he says it it's so wild wait a second wait a second what does that mean what did he mean by that pull up pull up pull up what the jargon is for pull it in the demolition world yeah what this is the craziest thing it yeah so how come that's not because that's the thing is like what they say is they'll just put it out there in plain sight right hiding in plain he just said in demolition the phrase pull it describes a mechanical technique used to pull down a building structure that refers to heavily misunderstood quote it's a heavily misunderstood quote about but yeah sure it is wow yeah the official is that it's a misunderstood quote you heard the whole sentence of what he said yeah go go go down a little bit the 9/11 Poland misunderstanding Larry Silverstein uh smart thing to do uh pull it meaning pulling the remaining firefighters out of the building to save their lives right oh right that's what you say pull it when you're talking about the firefighters you call the firefighters it right you want to call them it that's their pronoun is it pull it yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah okay it's really easy to just you know if you don't people just don't have any power whatever you just deal with it yeah I think that's the thing too is like there's a you know it's like so we can debate this and go on but what's good nothing's gonna change so what what do you get what do you feel like you're gonna get fun with it and that's why you just have to say things like it's not okay with me it's not okay with me so you can yeah that's the name of the episode it's not okay with me yeah me yeah the episode and you're absolutely right 9/11 it's not okay with me it is very I can you think of anything funnier than the guy going on a documentary and actually saying what happened yeah and then they still go that's not what happened that's not what happened and you go but wait a second not only did he say it yeah we watched it yeah so we have video evidence of it just coming down yeah at free fall speed and people are also just crazy like I was listening to I think it was 97 or 105 one this morning on the way in and there was they were like DJ was like doing a drop and he was like oh this Friday we party and you know Atlantic City is we got a celebration 9/11 25 years and is Friday and fell on a Friday y'all and I'm like what the fuck yeah what the hell and that's what he said and he was like if you're going to Friday this year y'all it was like what happy 9/11 everybody literally said that guy was like okay and then I saw like some Italian deli is doing like a freaking 9/11 on a sandwich like two meatball heroes with garlic knot yeah yeah it's just like what are people doing yeah celebrating guys this Friday night I want you to come down to club shine it's 9/11 night firefighters getting free uh bring your packs and uh bring your gear we're gonna be throwing women off the top step you're having an inferno on the time the fun the dance floor and making people choose between to burn or jump yeah it's just like what are people people when I heard that this morning I was like huh who greenlit that but people just don't care anymore yeah I think they're like celebrating 25 years yeah yeah even even it happens all of us I I I remember I like I texted my manager was like hey can I get on because they're doing like a big show at MSG uh this weekend for you know for 9/11 disaster relief and all that stuff and it's like oh can I get on the show and then I was like what am I doing why am I trying to get on this fucking show and I was like yeah yeah can you get me on it's at the garden and then I'm like what what it's just weird it's like I mean not that I would go on it if they asked me but I'm like why am I trying to buy to get on this thing it's very strange behavior well it's probably good show I'm sure it's a good show but I'm just saying it's very strange behavior to me where we're like celebrating not not celebrating 9/11 but it's like this DJ was making it seem like it was a holiday yeah it's like Halloween's falling on the weekend let's celebrate yeah is it officially a holiday or a day of remembrance how do it's not kids go to school fried yeah that's what all right yeah yeah yeah can you barbecue yeah that's the question American it can you that's true good point I you know and I've said this in my joke the only thing on 9/11 is I won't need hummus I won't do that I just that's my stand against is I won't if any you still do the where you don't masturbate for a day in honor of a hundred percent for people alive never do that are 12 out from 12 on 1 on 9/11 to 12 on 9/12 I do not masturbate now it's going to be tough for me because I'm going to be on set with Matt Wright so I'm definitely going to be horny it's going to be tough yeah it's going to be that's going to get out of the movie do you just learn the lines and do it I only got just a couple days I got once again but it's long it's because you never know it's good to have this experience because then I think you're either going to love it and want to do more of it or you're going to do it and be like I didn't want it I don't want to say so you just got experience it's just this is the first movie you're doing this the first movie can you just enjoy it I've done one I didn't want part in New York I did a small part of New York uh no I did a small part in a movie in New York which movie it was called old to joy old to joy I don't know where the hell yeah good what did you play in it I think my scene I think my my thing was like Staten Island meathead yeah yeah yeah that's what I was in yeah yeah there it is see I'm in the can I was about to ask were you a cop a firefighter or a guy from Staten Island yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah see yeah there's two faces in there let's can you do Christopher Stefano I think I'm in the trailer though yeah go Christopher Stefano joy movie see if there's a scene that comes up old to joy Christopher Stefano yeah I don't think I've ever even seen the movie I don't even know if I made the movie but that's interesting in the cast I mean I'm third in the thing and I was I was I had like one scene where you probably have more followers than anyone in the movie so they want to put you no no no no go videos go well first get the crystal Stefano right yeah yeah that's it yeah and then go to videos yeah try videos and not short videos try videos videos see where it says that yeah yeah I don't know I mean I never heard it go back go back up a little bit just go back up to the top try that one oh to maybe maybe I am in the trailer let's say let's see let's see let's let's see if it's even a movie you guys would enjoy it's crazy what movies like that there used to be a day where there was you didn't hear you heard of every movie that came out right I never heard of movie. What year was this? Dude, I don't even remember. I never heard of it either. Love, joy, urgency. I never met any of these people. Oh, Jake Lacey. Yeah, yeah, he's the hop. He's fun. Yeah. He's also in the original offer. Foreign frequent is his name. He's a big actor. Yeah. I passed out into my field. Strong emotions. Oh, my case, it's my own joy. Don't you want to fall in love? I need to be careful. I need to put it in a second. There are certain, there are certain Hollywood tropes that are constant. Every movie is going to have two white guys either playing shooting hoop, talking about the romance interest, handball, tennis. Yeah. There's just a scene where two guys and the actors never played hoop. So they're just like, like, you fill up, see more Hoffman, just launching it. You always have that. And then you'll always have a black judge or a black cop. Have you noticed that? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, wait, go back to that scene, Jess, outside. This is the scene that I was in though. Let's see. Yeah. This is where I shot the scene. Well, it's eventually him, right? Because, okay. Because I throw him over that. That my scene is I throw him over that rail here. Could be here. Try, yeah, try that. Yeah. Happy. I can't do that. There's something really wrong. He bumps into me. And then I throw him over the railing. Got to stick your neck out sometime. Life and passion, right by. You can't keep yourself in. Sounds like my chat GPT. This is incredibly. She's a smoke show. Yeah, back to the road. No, I literally want to see. No, you didn't have a method. I didn't make the trailer. But my, how did you enjoy it? So what happened was I remember that I remember the day. First of all, they had me wear a, like, a sleeveless shirt. And I was very embarrassed about my, my body. And I, and I didn't feel comfortable in it. But I remember they saw me, my scene was he bumps into me and we get into a fight. And I push him and I throw him over the railing on the, what is it? The what? The promenade. Yeah. And so he's like rigged and all this stuff. So they're like, you know, I did the line, whatever. And then the director was like improv a couple, whatever. And then one of the lines, I remember I threw him over and I threw him over and I was like, you fucking hobbit. And they were like, you can't name the movie that he's the actor. But Martin Freeman, when they were dragging him up, he was like, did you just call me the hob? And I remember he was laughing on the thing. And then he was like, oh, we can't keep that. And he was like, it kind of makes sense to my character. And the director was like, no, we can't acknowledge the other movie. But Martin was like, I thought that was really funny. So that's what I remember from the movie. And so when you throw him over the rail, because they would, you would die if you would throw him over the rail. He then, then it, you know, he's rigged in this thing for the scene, but he, he's hanging on something. And then I believe that guy, Jake Lacey, like, gets him up. So it's like, it's one of those. Why did the cop throw him over? No, he bumped into me. And then you were just, you weren't a cop. You were just a guy. I was just a guy. I think my, I think my, my, my scene was, his character was called Staten Island Meadhead. Yeah. You want to see it because I know in the, in the, on camera, you look fucking jacked. I don't know. Not in there now. I looked, I don't, I look like a loaf of bread. And I have tan law. And I have a sunburned up to my arms. Yeah. It was, it was, it was, it was a version of me. It was this me. It was this version of me where I just was fucking out. I mean, it was that version of me where I was bad. You were a little bigger. That was bad. That was a bad version of me. Yeah. Still good looking guy. Still look, good, good. So how was the experience? Did you enjoy it? I did. I remember enjoying it, but I remember enjoying it because it was, I was home. I think the thing that we're now is going away even for two or three days. I just, I'm just a little worried about, you know, I'm just a little worried about my, I guess, not worried. I guess it's a wrong word. I guess because yeah, because I've never done it. It's like a newness. Sometimes but I know about me now what my struggle is what my thing is is I, I get nervous about something. I don't want to do it. But then I do it. And then I'm very happy that I did it. So I think it's just all part of my, you know, process. It's just kind of complaining to myself or others about, I don't want to do this. I want to do this. But then I, when I'm in it, I just don't feel any nerves and I just do it and I'm happy I did it. You know, if I push through now, some people have to stand a sloth scheme method, which is what some people have, you know, the acting methods. Some people have a method acting where they stay in the character the whole time. There is the Christ the Stefano method. You know, you complain about having to do it right up until you do it. Yeah. And the director goes, nailed it. Nailed it. And then you develop your own school where people before they have to do it, go, I don't want to do this. I don't want to go. I don't want to go. And then they fucking nail it. And then they nail it. And the problem with this one is going to be, they're going to, I'm going to think that I'm done and they're going to call me and say, ready for next scene. I'm going to say, well, I'm in quiz. I drove home. All right, guys, well, that was our 9/11 episode. You know, if you're going out to the club tomorrow tonight, please enjoy your 9/11, you know, drink specials. Don't forget to celebrate. It fell in a Friday night. So fucking congrats to you. I mean, if you're a scumbag that it's celebrating 9/11, I fucking hope the sand gets you next. Well, let's be honest. 9/11 is really in the eye of the colder. Right. So for us, it's a tragic day. 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Okay, so that's my yeah, everyone has their own games that they can play. You can go raw, because Lisa needs braces. Okay. I guess she wants, like, get her pregnant, and then you'll pay for her braces, I guess. I don't know. Whoa, that's fucked up. Yeah, that's, yeah, it's like a pedophile job. You should want braces so you can go raw, I guess. No, no, I'm saying you can go raw, because Lisa needs braces, like she's an adult that needs braces. I think she should say, I don't know. I don't know what she's saying. Let's stay away from girls with braces. Okay. Ernie Sprague. Then we got T-levels solo. The DR thought I was transitioning. Oh, the doctor thought I was transitioning. Right. Daniel, if Q-tips are external use only, why do they feel so good in my app? Put them on a list. It's a good question. It is soft. It goes to have a soft tip. Joseph Shlumowitz, Lord of the Landscapers, Genghis Juan. That's what it is. Okay. We're coming. Now we're pulling up the rear. Yeah. Mace, Renero, Fernandez, CJ Gill, Gabriel, Zach Palmer, and Bobo. Yeah. Okay. We got wait. It was redeemed. We redeemed him. Okay. Okay. Um, Ernest goes to Gaza. We're going to keep it around. Okay. Uh, straight to the ass. We're going to direct through that. We're going to chicken finger that. Sucking ham phallus. I tuck it just for confidence. Not convenience. Every time Yani says Shroud, I put another Sharpie in my ass. Okay. If Q-tips are external use, why do they feel so good in my app? We're going to keep that one around. Yeah. Lord of the Landscapers, Genghis Juan. Definitely keeping that one around. Okay. So we got four. I have my line of 14 shreds and I have a glue rag. Ernest goes to Gaza. If Q-tips are external use, only why do they feel so good in my ass or Lord of the Landscapers Genghis Juan. Okay. I have a favorite. This is a, for me, I have a favorite. Let's hear what? They're all good. You know, you, you know, oh, this is a weakness, but actually it's not. My favorite is Genghis Juan. Genghis Juan. Board of the Landscapers Genghis Juan. What do you guys think? I really like, uh, Ernest goes to Gaza, but I feel like it's an old reference. So yeah. Yeah. And then the, the glue rag is hilarious. That is, but it's inside. It's inside. Inside. All right. Yeah. What do you like? Yeah. Like that one too. Genghis Juan. Yeah. Yeah. All right. What do you think? I think that Q-tips only external, but they feel so good in my ass are good. I think a lot of 14 shirts good. The reason why I like Genghis Juan is because I even Lord of the Landscapers. It's just funny to me. It feels more original. Yes. I love you. So I think go to history. Come you are the P-P-W, the pseudo penis of the week Lord of the Landscapers, Genghis Juan, you are the winner. Meet new groupie setting mist from Mavily New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible all day comfy grip. No tightness. No stickiness. No residue. Just plum. 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