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Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): people I am live and I've got earphones in which means I don't know if these are working so tell me if you can hear them and I just saw a video came out now from dr. Andrew Kaufman where we spoke about electric cars I was working somebody tell me if you can hear

me please

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): Anyway, Dr. Andrew Kaufman just had this video out, and it was very good. He asked me intelligent questions. We spoke, obviously

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): about electric cars and society and economy and background and things like this. So he was really pleased with that, and he also edited the video really nicely and put that out. So check it out, Dr. Andrew Kaufman. Give me one moment. I'm actually putting this up here

The

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): purpose of today is, one, I thought I should go live. I thought this would be a more fun way for us to connect, and I am seeing you guys writing

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): stuff, doing the best I can to stay intelligent with actually talking and doing that. But

I look

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): forward to connect with you guys and answer any questions and have a two-way conversation for once. It's more fun. But anyway, so two things. Automotive YouTube. crash out, angry political rant YouTube. Both of which I have done and have been doing. They're exhausting

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): Automotive YouTube is retarded and not the real world. That's

why I

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): frankly left VidWiki at the end. Those

Speaker 3: people don't want to live in the real world. And I couldn't take it

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): anymore. That's not a slight on them. That's how they make their money and have their power. They serve the algorithm

But I

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): just don't want to do it anymore. And automotive YouTube requires investing heavily in cars and spending mass amounts of time working on cars and then mass amounts of time viewing videos. So unless you fall only within a particular niche

it's not a

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): worthwhile business

Speaker 4: effort. You're not going to get a return on the investment to warrant

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): it. And respectfully, I could give

a

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): flying F about being more famous or I

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): don't I don't need this for my interpersonal way um yeah guys

so I see

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): what you're

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): writing I appreciate it um thank you I'll do my best

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): to see some stuff obviously if you throw a I think a super chat in there it's easy

to see

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): um so if

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): you got something you really want to think about and ask you know hit me up there and I'll do my best to converse with you guys

so

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): automotive youtube i i just couldn't i just couldn't anymore guys you know i came from building you know real cars and racing cars and being

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): in the real world where your stuff actually has to work like my 944 here

i need

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): to get it together because i need a car to drive like i'm actually

a a

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): person so it's in my home garage in fact my laptop is sitting on my tool bench here so wasn't trying to flex with the car in the back it's just because the tool bench is my desk this

is

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): like my office um i have an industrial heater a little tv all my tools i'm close to a coffee maker and my wife

Speaker 8: coming in do you want to come

in i'm live

Speaker 8: i'm it's okay what

do you got that could

Speaker 8: be nice see it's live okay you know what I want

Speaker 9: right no no soup but may I have a chocolate

chip muffin

Speaker 10: thank you

see it's

Speaker 10: live so that right there's

Speaker 11: the door to the house

what's up

Speaker 11: resurrection garage I appreciate it man How you doing, by the way

uh

Speaker 11: omega car looks good um and this

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): man also um before i owned it uh did some paint work on my wife's car uh which is cool it's doing well it looks

good anyway

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): guys uh yeah pastries are the way to my heart i'm a man of simple means an espresso and pastries or french

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): coffee or cappuccino i don't care if it sounds fancy i like

that in

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): fact sidebar joke the first

big

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): sailboat

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): race i did as a captain like on my own boat and i'm the one in charge which is kind of crazy it was the 100th running of the mills trophy race

on lake

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): erie you sail into the night and whatever happens happens western lake erie can

be some of

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): the most dangerous waters in the world fortunately we didn't have that condition but it was blown pretty good anyway a

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): buddy of mine army ranger

was

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): sailing with me and uh when we got on our first leg and everything's going pretty well and i got the helm and it's a little you know it takes some effort but you know not enough that you can't like be on like one leg

like

Speaker 14: healing over and doing he's like hey man i'm gonna get some meat what do you want and i'm like uh give me a chalk croissant um a clementine and a belgian raspberry lambic beer

and

Speaker 15: he like looks at me like walks down there and i just hear him start laughing and he comes up he's like dude I thought you were just BSing me to be hilarious. Like, I can't believe you actually have this crap. I'm like, I don't know. That's what I feel like. I guess

I am kind of

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): eccentric, but I am definitely a medium New York

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): strip or sirloin kind of. It's usually sirloin because I'm kind of cheap

I like a

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): sirloin steak, a French

Speaker 14: fries and a beer. So that's the other way to my heart. Anyway, so automotive YouTube, kind of ridiculous. And the political crash out videos. uh i don't

know what to

Speaker 17: tell you guys about that i hey how you doing uh

Speaker 18: prime rogue media i appreciate you saying thank you yeah go bucks man that's that's all american i've

got big problems

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): american educational system but ohio state university has got some wholesome

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): serious tradition my grandfather didn't miss a home game for 50 years uh so

got a

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): lot of good family memories there goes back three

generations

Speaker 20: anyway

Speaker 21: the uh political videos Yes

I

Speaker 21: never expected him to do that. You know, a few

Speaker 22: years back, I couldn't take it anymore, looking and seeing what's

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): happening in society. I

just couldn't take

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): it anymore. So I made a couple of phone calls to people I knew that were connected to

Speaker 17: federal-like politics. And actually, I'm just

going to

Speaker 17: say this. It's going to sound funny because I effing hate them now

I

Speaker 17: actually thought

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): years ago, I was looking at the Daily Wire growing and I was thinking, man, they had nobody that can do like industry, the automobile, military stuff, nothing. I'm like, I'm

that guy, you know

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): and so I call him

Speaker 21: like, hey, you don't have any Daily Wire because I just I couldn't stand watching what was happening with culture during the

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): Biden years. Like we were just being destroyed

Yeah. And

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): which is funny because the Daily Wire is absolute revolting Israeli propaganda garbage. And I think the most entertaining

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): and best value of it all is trying to get Matt Walsh to quit. So if anybody wants to continue heckling

Speaker 24: Matt Walsh until eventually he quits, like I want to know, like, why is he still there? Is he making that much money? He's just selling his soul out and he just that's OK. Or does he have like like a like a legal leash on from Ben? Like, get back to work, Matt Walsh

Speaker 14: Anyway, so that's funny. Yeah, Daily Wire sucks. It's a shame

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): because they did a lot of good things, but they've just shown all their real true cards. That's the way I feel. Canadian married into Bucks family after OSU PhD

Speaker 18: Very good. Howdy, Prime. Much appreciated. Anywho. Oh, you're on it

Speaker 25: Bootlicker. Yeah, get him. Let's heckle Matt Walsh. You don't have to be mean. I like to do things like, hey, Matt, when are you going to quit Daily Wire? We're keeping your soul

Speaker 26: warm for you out here. See, it's kind of clever. It's mean. It gets in there. It gets past the riffraff. And that's that. But I just

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): feel like we're doing a service to society by getting Matt to quit. I'll see what he says if he does

Speaker 18: Anyway

Speaker 18: um keep being me i appreciate thank thank you thank you uh this this gentleman here what's up

crap out i like

Speaker 18: that a good morning from las vegas sir i'm so excited the idea of you doing

Speaker 21: lives i've got family in butler uh looking to get out there next summer you and joel

the latin

Speaker 21: slayton slotton are the main voices of the people i listen to well i'm i appreciate that

sir

Speaker 28: thank you okay so the political crash out videos I

can you hear

Speaker 14: my wife's car starting it's

Speaker 29: got side

Speaker 14: pipes yeah anyway

you ever hear

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): about method actors you know what I mean like they they stay in character the whole time and it makes

him crazy like I

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): think Heath Ledger was a method actor tell

me if

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): you guys know

give me

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): some method actors I think I was hearing like Jack Nicholson tried to warn Heath Ledger or he whacked

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): himself um about like don't you go in too deep dude i uh doing these videos where i like super

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): intellectually deep dive into ai to find out what's wrong with it and get it back on the guardrails with like logic and

stuff it's

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): exciting to find out where it's lying and the horrors

Speaker 17: going on but like that'll make you crazy

And

Speaker 17: when I do these videos, I think about it for like a week straight and I'm stewing on it. Like my wife will just hear me and I'll be like, thank

Speaker 31: you. I'll just be like walking

Speaker 15: by saying like random half sentences because I'm thinking these things in my head. So

hopefully I

Speaker 15: don't do that in public because I must look like a lunatic

Speaker 18: Anyway, Prime Rogue. I think it's Prime Rogue Media. It doesn't say the rest. I don't agree with everything Casey says, but he offers some very unique insights that are critical for us regardless of country. I appreciate that. I don't agree with everything everybody says. But I found out when you just

Speaker 32: realize that both political parties suck hugely, equally, I mean, just horrifically

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): then you go, wait a minute. I hate all of these people. They're all lying pieces of crap

And then you

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): just think for

Speaker 34: yourself, you find out everybody kind of agrees. Yeah. You know, it's like, I'm on a tangent here. I

must thank you for your

Speaker 34: political

Speaker 35: videos. They are excellent. Thank you, Rick. Ricky Emmert

Much

Speaker 36: appreciated. So the Uniparty, right? We talk about it. It's all Uniparty. It doesn't matter. We're all screwed. I'm like, I don't believe that. Years ago, it still matters

And people are

Speaker 37 (higher-pitched voice): like, it's just two wings of the same bird. Two cheeks of the same stinky butthole

Okay, I

Speaker 37 (higher-pitched voice): totally get it now. But

Speaker 38: there's a flip side to it, I'll tell you

The flip

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): side is if everybody gets downtrodden about the uniparty, which

there's so

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): much truth to it, that just keeps everybody depressed. And then the they win. F the they. But

I thought

Speaker 39: about it. That's a two-dimensional picture we're looking at. so flip it over flip

the picture over

Speaker 39: and look at it from the back side or think of it kind of like a translucent

window if you look at

Speaker 39: it from the back side the

one side

Speaker 39: there's a unit party we

Speaker 40: have no control and it's just it's horrible

if you

Speaker 40: flip it around look the other way you go wait a minute

there is

Speaker 40: no right or left it doesn't exist there's just people

nobody's people have not

Speaker 41: changed in all society basically

You

Speaker 41: know, and if I just look at my own lifetime, growing from a small town, Ohio, et cetera, like what's changed? Nothing. Everybody still wants a family, a community, friends. They want to work. They want to have some feeling of acceptance in a culture. They want to be able

Speaker 32: to make their own way to have their own life and be able to feel good about themselves regardless of who they are

But you know what screws

Speaker 42: it up every time

The damn

Speaker 42: government. period okay

i'm getting on a rant

Speaker 43: anyway so let me go back to that that's that's where i look this is a uniparty i mean there's

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): the uniparty but the truth the reason there's a uniparty is looking for the other way there is no left or right there's just people let's just think for yourselves and screw the parties

Speaker 26: screw this right right left thinking and screw everybody that just keeps us in

that place

Speaker 44: anyway let's

see oh i should

Speaker 44: scroll hot diggity dog

Speaker 21: somebody writes Thank you. Uh, Prime Rogue Media, you're one of the only YouTubers that has come to realize that the parties don't matter. Populism, left, right, purple, is a threat. Existential. Interesting. Populism, left, right, purple, is the threat. It's existential. Yeah. I mean, that's all politicians do is they manufacture a problem and pretend to fix it just so they can have another way to take power away from you. It's disgusting. You know, like Vivek Ramaswamy, I hate his guts. He's a Trojan horse. He's manufactured. His scholarships

Speaker 24: were paid for by Soros money. They did a giant pharma rug pull scheme for him to become wealthy

Speaker 45: He's done nothing for anybody. He's done nothing for Ohio. No philanthropy, no businesses, nothing. He's garbage

So the guy

Speaker 45: just goes around He's running for office, not getting it, dropping out, like, you know

Speaker 46: riding the presidential coattails to keep beating that drum, gets on doge, then bounces, more power, more of his stupid face everywhere, and it keeps raising his net worth. It's

Speaker 26: literally leveraging, running for office just to raise his net worth

And if

Speaker 26: we're dumb enough to put him in office, what do you think he's going to do

Speaker 32: Exactly what he says. He wants to make Ohio River Valley Silicon Valley, which is code for we're going to put a few hundred data centers in Ohio. And in between lines, you stupid

Speaker 25: peasants, which are going to ruin all your water, the aquifers, not just the river, not just Lake Erie, the aquifers and you dumb peasants are going to subsidize all the electricity

Speaker 32: costs. And guess what? We're going to get tax abatements for 10 to 15 years, at which point they won't matter anymore. Meanwhile, we're getting hundreds of billions and trillions of dollars worth of money. power over you dumb peasants and you dumb peasants are gonna pay for everything uh for the thing which will control

Speaker 47: you and we're just gonna destroy society yeah that's exactly what that is uh anyway so the rants and stuff um it's hard for me to do these rants

Speaker 34: because i don't want to say what's the

point but

Speaker 34: like what's the point

Speaker 32: what am i doing other than us talking and seeing you guys can share it. Like, what are we doing

what

Speaker 32: are we doing it's

like vin wiki

Speaker 32: why do

Woman 48: you think i got sick and tired of that what the hell are they doing like i went on vin wiki back when to get exposure for

Speaker 32: the non-profit i was doing because you couldn't get any and i just used my stupid car stories and told sophomoric fun entertaining things so i could also throw genius garage stories in there and get people to care about the non-profit yes you'll own nothing and be happy klaus schwab wef um biller at 86 i appreciate it klaus schwab sucks he doesn't even have the grace of being a cool james bond villain he's just a bond villain in real

life i

Speaker 32: hate these people where

Speaker 49: was i

so the

Speaker 49: crash out videos right like we're doing this but what's the point let's look at

Speaker 32: some of these other talking heads guys name me talking

Speaker 47: heads give me a list okay whether we like them or not right you know matt walsh ben shapiro tucker carlson candace owens tim pool i don't know anna kasparian young turks right breaking point people just

Speaker 34: name just start naming stuff whether we like him or not right i don't know

it doesn't

Speaker 34: matter why the hell

Are

Speaker 34: these talking heads just

Woman 48: talking heads

Why don't they

Woman 48: do anything

They just

Speaker 32: get to tickle the fingers of the horrors of society and like poke and pull the nerves of society to make us all hate everything and ourselves so they can make money and do jack

Woman 48: shit

What the hell are they doing? What the hell

Woman 48: do they stand for? Like, yeah, they bring some things that are important

Speaker 32: when nobody else will. You know, Candace, people are on her case right now, which seems to be

Speaker 47: propaganda, just in the same way that

Speaker 50: like, you see Israeli propaganda going after Tucker. And honestly, she's

Woman 48: kind of

Speaker 50: she's

Woman 48: her own funky animal. But

it's valuable

Woman 48: that she's sane and doing the things she is

Because I'm

Woman 48: going to be honest. Let's be honest. This is what I know. The Charlie Kirk

Speaker 51: assassination has more holes in it than 9-11. And 9-11 is a joke. That's

all I have to say on it. I think

Speaker 39: that's all you need to say on it. I'm going to

by the

Speaker 39: way, I put a different watch on here. I'm going to line this. So what the hell are we doing? Talking heads, right? Like what, where

are we

Speaker 52: going? I

just can't

Speaker 52: really take that anymore. And I think about it. And, you know, some

Speaker 46: of these talking heads will just do like the same topics

Just

Speaker 46: another version, another version, another version. I'm like, I already talked about that. I said what

Speaker 53: needed to be said

Speaker 26: Watch it again if you want. What, am I going to keep doing this just for the algorithm or try to make some money on the next video? Meanwhile, making stupid videos that we have to have more data centers to destroy everybody's life? Like, why are they shoving

Woman 48: data centers up the Midwest? rear why because we have power generation it's a stopgap measure and our sucking loser idiot

Speaker 32: politicians just let it happen they just open the door for the tech bros and billionaires to ruin all of our lives that's all it is that's all it is they're ruining our lives why do you think

these

Speaker 47: data centers you always hear about oh you can come to this meeting but you can't walk in

Speaker 46: until you sign an nba form why do you think oh michael knowles yeah we'll talk about him to a point

They

Speaker 54 (higher-pitched voice): sign NDA forms. Why do you think all the data centers are basically coming in under the cover of night, so to speak? Like we never, nobody expected this

Woman 48: Nobody saw it. Now they're just happening and people have to fight back now. And then we go, oh crap, that's what Vivek Ramaswamy. He's just here to facilitate more of this crap. But here's the thing. All of our gauntless loser politicians, whether they're Republican or

Speaker 55 (higher-pitched voice): Democrat, they let this happen

They don't

Speaker 55 (higher-pitched voice): do shit. Nothing

Yeah. I'm

Speaker 55 (higher-pitched voice): going to come back

to

Speaker 36: the Michael Moll's thought

Here's something

Speaker 36: I learned a few years ago at Genius Garage. So Genius Garage is a nonprofit I lead, right? We had all the students there, all the engineering students, everybody, parents and stuff. We

did a

Speaker 53: big event. And there's a program that you can get part of. I forget what it's through. It's like the Points of Light program, the Presidential Volunteer Service Award program. I think it was started by Bush administration, which is kind of neat because it's like one of the few things politically related where you can

Speaker 51: acknowledge people's work for something of Like you donate so many hours and documented to

a

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): proper charity that meets the requirements. And you can acknowledge people with like a medal for a year

So if

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): you like donate a hundred hours of your work to a charity, you might get acknowledged

Speaker 17: or et cetera. It adds up over time. So years ago, we were the volunteers at Genius Garage. People that put in a lot of time that would

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): qualify for some sort of acknowledgement included

Our

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): car guy, local Michael Murray included

Speaker 17: my father, my wife, me, who else? I might've been in. We're the ones that put in the most time. Anyway, we had the awards and there was a student that was connected to some kind

Speaker 57: of state level politicians. I think

state level

Speaker 57: house of reps and stuff. He's like, yeah, we can get them to come out and like be part of it and like hold the awards and give them like, okay, cool. That sounds great. So we do that

Speaker 45: Yeah

And

Speaker 45: even like the local university

Speaker 17: president comes by and stuff, which university is jack squat to help a nonprofit. I'm just

going to go into

Speaker 17: it

Speaker 32: OK, so what I learned from that is this. These stupid politicians can show up to get their picture taken like they're part of something good, which they put in absolutely zero

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): effort or help in any way to create. And then if you talk to them afterward, they're shocked to learn that universities are garbage and there's no support for anything positive. Oh

Speaker 32: and yeah, Ohio's got things like, what's it called? Some work-related thing. They've got a whole program where people are paid salaries to actually have a full-time job to go out there to help support. Charities and educational programs, which will help

Speaker 34: train people to get jobs, they'll pay like $7,000 or more a year for the tuition, a year for two years, including the first

Woman 48: six months salary of the new employee to their new job. i'm like this is great this will help genius garage this will be a thing we can do this for the county and all but

Speaker 58: then they'll slip in at the end without even telling you oh it's only if they're an ex-felon or they were born into extreme poverty or they have addiction problems

and

Speaker 34: i'm just like that's

not going to work

Speaker 34: for we do a high-end program like i have kids going to work at lockheed martin doing engineering get secret clearance like

Woman 48: no i'm thinking but then i thought about it more and i'm like what the hell is wrong with our society and government we'll support the people who either don't want to work

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): already or can't and make horrible decisions financially but there's absolutely jack squat for people who

want to

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): and can go somewhere nothing

Yet

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): I've been killing myself into a nonprofit for 11 years. And these piece of shit state level politicians will show up looking pretty to get their picture

Woman 48: taken to hand out awards when they've done dick. And these are the same losers that just paved the way and let the tech bros stick the data centers up our ass. Oh, my God. OK, I'm going

to

Speaker 59: pause because I think you know how I feel right now. So Bruce Lee tacos. Yes, me. what are my thoughts on Michael

Speaker 17: Knowles uh

you know uh oh

Speaker 17: here's the Stephen Crowder thing I gotta go back okay I'm getting

to it Michael Knowles Daily Wire

Speaker 52: um he's an

Speaker 45: acquired taste I started to acquire the taste after I'm like okay I can watch this guy but he's really in love with himself with his

Speaker 21: silly little dance and stuff I don't know if he still does that

with his

Speaker 21: opening thing um I'm not sure but I seem to remember looking up once his background did he not take acting classes

Speaker 46: like like He's kind of an actor

I watched a

Speaker 45: few things that related to that

and I

Speaker 45: started to look at him in a different

Speaker 52: light. I'm like, he's just an actor

And then

Speaker 52: Brett Cooper, she was an actress in the past

Speaker 25: So, I mean, the dude that was, the guys that were in Brokeback

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): Mountain, were they gay? No

I don't

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): think so. I never saw that. But I didn't want to watch that. Okay. um i don't think so but they're actors do you

Speaker 45: understand where i'm going with this so michael knows he sells his cigars and he

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): plays a role and that's that and he gets paid to be there and be all conservative um with israeli money and not talk about anything relating to the horrors of palestine or the horrors of american dollars going in there just uh when a christian church or

Speaker 60 (lower-pitched voice): catholic church gets like blasted on purpose he'll go like you're losing me this is where you're losing me

oh they're losing

Speaker 61: you yeah you signed your name on the check

Speaker 62: didn't you okay well that's what i think that's what i feel that's what i

Speaker 45: have observed the hawkeye 5317 what about stephen crowder and his undercover unit i don't know about this

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): actually um Guys, what are we talking about? Steven Crowder and his undercover unit. Is that codename for his package? I

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): got an undercover unit right here. Not going to show it to you. See

life feeds fun. You get a

Speaker 64: clever dick joke from me. It's not even noon

Speaker 17: Operators on standby until they're activated. I like that. Now, I don't know if I like that. Whose optorators are they

are they

Speaker 17: mine i don't think i have any operators oh wait operators don't stand by until they're active i was thinking you meant like call operators now we're with the pbs

Speaker 65: fundraising hotline the operators are standing by not that kind of operators right these are the ones that

whack you um help me out i want to know

Speaker 52: about this stephen crowder undercover malarkey uh and then talk

Speaker 39: to me guys michael knowles is best friends with vivac oh god don't make me vomit like i just by

the way i was on shout

Speaker 66: out to andy for shell i guess got his coffee mug for being on his podcast actually

Speaker 52: i gotta tell you what sidebar so i don't know if you guys have seen andy for shell i really enjoyed going on his podcast it was kind of funny because i only kind of heard about him i drove to st louis

area

Speaker 46: where he's at because my wife was from there

And

Speaker 46: I show up, and I'm like, is this a unit? Like, where is this little studio I'm going to? Dude, he owns both buildings

Speaker 17: They're bigger than the Amazon plant next door. He's a big deal. I was really impressed. That guy is driven. That's all I got to say about that. But they were very kind and treated me well

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): So respect. Respect. That's all I got

Speaker 21: um the

Speaker 45: citizens are being pushed out of the game of democracy must ask swiftly if we retain their by the way michael knolls somebody says are you gay

Speaker 24: g-h-e-y i don't know what so i can't

Speaker 45: answer that question um Michael Knowles and Vivek, of course they're best friends. He's best friends with any power coattails

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): he can ride. I mean, look at old Vivek. He did a pump and dump scheme and increased his net worth the better part of a billion dollars and his net worth jumped

Speaker 65: from like about a billion to 1.8 doing jack squat, except running for office. Like

I don't know if I want to have this

Speaker 67: rant right now

Yeah

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): okay uh i'm gonna come back to this okay let me okay i'm coming back to your super chat guys in a second because i just let

me have this so

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): vivek he's manufactured he's never

Speaker 68: worked an honest day his work in his life you think he can change his oil now he wears a suit every day

Speaker 25: i i hate suit i hate wearing suits you know

Speaker 69: why i hate wearing suits because you can't do any real work in a suit

I

Speaker 71: don't know

Speaker 69: and that's why

Speaker 70: they're so pretty because

a

Speaker 71: suit is supposed to say I'm better than you this is the socioeconomic class I'm in this is the role I play I don't have to get my hands dirty I don't have to risk anything I can just walk around and look fashionable sit in a clean seat try not to get anything from dinner on my tie and white shirt with good manners Yes. I don't have to do any of that. I'm so smart that I can direct other people to do things. That's what a suit is to me

Woman 48: I'm sick of them. Sick of them

I'm sick of a bet. What the hell has he ever done

Speaker 34: for anybody? This guy increases his net worth from like a billion to $1.8 billion while running for office, and he's done dick work

for

Speaker 34: America or

Speaker 32: Ohio where he's running for governor now? I've killed myself for 11 years. I've got two presidential lifetime achievement awards, one from Trumpy, one from old weekend at Bernie's Joe Biden. I ain't got to fly with the Thunderbirds for it. But do

Speaker 34: you think that buys one cup of coffee to even give a kid, let alone help keep the lights on, while Ohio and our retard politicians just, they'll fund like

Woman 48: drug, addicts and felons to get jobs to teach, but nobody good. What the hell is this? What the hell society are we living in? I'm so pissed

How

Speaker 41: pissed are you

Where was I

Speaker 41: going with this? Yeah. Michael Knowles will suck up to that. He's basically an actor. Oh, buy his cigars. Whoopie. Whoopie

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): Whoopie. I'm just so tired of people that

Woman 48: don't do anything. I'm tired of these influencers. I'm tired of these politicians. Why the hell does anybody help anybody or do anything

Speaker 72: Okay. Switching from coffee to water. Now I'm going to do

a super chat. This

Speaker 25: stuff matters. These idiot talking heads. They just sit there all calmly and talking about it. Why I sit there all calmly and talking about it? Because that's all they can do. It's their dumb act to make money

Screw

Speaker 45: them

Speaker 73: From D. Lineski. Lineski? Klein

Klein

Speaker 17: ski. limited text but cia operators project mockingbird oh interesting believable absolutely that's the other thing so you

Speaker 45: got to ask yourself

are any of these

Speaker 45: people real or is it all an act because they're tied in too well they're making too much money or they're a plant

and built so when

Speaker 51: are they going to risk it when They got to put it online that tells people it's actually real

Speaker 74: when maybe we

should start a uh

Speaker 17: influencer war that'd be fun uh thoughts on joe rogan seems to be logical in most of his thought process and open-minded to be wrong uh in the past

did you see the

Speaker 17: rogan clip i'd

Speaker 75: ask if it was ai he's like isn't it possible that jesus christ like what's more virgin than coming

Speaker 25: back as a computer and ai i swear to god joe rogan said that

He

Speaker 25: said, like, what's more of a virgin conception

Speaker 76: than coming back as AI? Like, Jesus is coming back as AI? I'm just

saying we need better

Speaker 76: expletives right now

Speaker 25: There are not enough F-bombs for me to explain how absurd this is. Look at how many Palantir-related people have been on Joe Rogan's show. Look at how much he kisses up to all these tech bros

Look at

Speaker 25: the

Speaker 47: interview with him and Theo Vaughn. Because Theo Vaughn will be like a way more kooky, conscious stream of thought. That's why he's funny and endearing. But

Speaker 45: Rogan's like, what was he saying? What was he saying? Rogan's gone. Rogan's gone. And I'm just going to tell you right now, ain't

Speaker 77: no way Jesus Christ or any, any, any deity entity god whatever religion is coming

Speaker 25: back as a computer ai there are not enough expletives in any language for me to tell you how damn dumb that is and anybody who starts thinking that

lay off

Speaker 25: the drugs whatever that drug of choice you're on ketamine dmt money israeli money or palantir money but i repeat myself probably oh god

By the

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): way, do you all know what my last name means? By the way

Speaker 11: that goes back way more historically than just the '20s. Okay, what does AI say about

Speaker 49: taxes? I don't know, let's find out. It's a great idea, one way

What else

Speaker 49: we got going on here

Badass chicks for

Speaker 25: Brother Casey. What does that mean, Queen Mob? Is that actually a thing? Yo, Queen, no, Queen Mab. Badass chicks for Brother

Casey

Speaker 25: sounds like a weird biker chick cult okay

i

Speaker 47: think matt walsh won't leave dw because he doesn't want to betray his friends what

a pussy

Speaker 47: what a

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): pussy i if my friends are actively helping kill tens of thousands of women and children anywhere on planet earth those bastards i will knock them down because they're friends of

no

Speaker 78: one oh oh my friends oh my friends oh my friends make new friends

Speaker 11: that don't suck

okay what we're gonna do ai we're

Speaker 11: gonna ask ai about taxes

Speaker 79: that's a great idea

okay i'm gonna use old

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): grocky because that's all i use i hate ai i don't want to use it i only use it to mostly make uh what

do you want me to

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): ask you

Speaker 80: i'll just say what do you think About taxes. I don't

want

Speaker 17: to get into this right

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): now. Taxes are one of those things everybody loves to hate, but they're basically the price we pay for not having to live in a post-apocalyptic hellscape where warlords fart over the last functioning water pump

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): Wow

That's some grade-A

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): propaganda BS right there

Well, it didn't take very

Speaker 81: long. Okay

i i have to i

Speaker 81: have to sit back and relax for a second like is it

just me is

Speaker 51: it just me that that that that is like crashing out on daily basis

Speaker 46: because absolutely absurd society is is it just

me is

Speaker 46: it is it all of us

here i i

Speaker 46: can't even nick

took

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): the 7k from israel who are we talking about

for when taste somebody

Speaker 83: said that back then let's keep going

Speaker 84: uh okay is it just me like i can't

Speaker 32: even what are our options uh i don't

want to say the

Speaker 32: options that'll

Speaker 34: get me canceled the

government has no

Speaker 34: accountability so let's just talk about that how are we going to hold them accountable Thank

you

Speaker 34: how

we have no law

Speaker 34: in america

Speaker 17: anymore any billionaire can law for any of us into oblivion doesn't even matter if

they have anything on

Speaker 17: you and if they want something on you they'll just plan it

there's nothing left it's

Speaker 11: over you guys you guys realize that right like centimillionaires and billionaires can just ruin people's lives for fun with

Speaker 51: lawfare just because you can make them bankrupt like that's all they can just they can just do that so

I love it. that's

Speaker 25: literally all you have to look at. The United States has no rule of law. We have no

Speaker 21: fair law anymore. It's gone. Okay. I'm going to set my watch here. Maybe that'll calm me down slightly. Somebody say something cool and smart or funny. It's

Speaker 85: 1134

Speaker 79: Man, you guys. Anyway, any of you guys like mechanical watches? Are you into that stuff or

is

Speaker 86: it just me

Okay

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): um i so yeah i can't keep doing these crashing out videos like it'll just make me crazy um and

i

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): would rather be what am i like focused

to do

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): something but the problem is i can't

Speaker 80: just go back to being an idiot and nothing like what am i gonna do just fix up my cars oh oh my whole

Speaker 87: life is about just trying to get one new car oh oh oh my whole life oh i just want to go do another race like it

Speaker 45: matters

like

Speaker 45: i've got a family and kids but damn it man like i've got things i can contribute to society and build and create we can't do anything the walls are closing in like okay i'll get to you beard man beard man dan off topic and i'm new to your channel whatever happened to your brilliant project car love mechanical watches cool thanks man the omega car is it the shop uh it totally exists but

oh I hate to

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): say this, and I don't mean it negative, but I'm going to say it. Who gives a shit? The

public like

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): it

Speaker 79: It's cool. It should exist, right? There's nothing to make anything exist. There's no help anywhere for innovation or invention

Like in

Speaker 88: America or Ohio where I live. What exists

Speaker 34: from the government in any way, shape, and form that even protects people and their inventions anymore by the

Speaker 47: way the patent system's effed it's

set up

Speaker 47: basically where corporations can steal them all i'm just being straight or china will take it we have no patent system anymore so if there's

Speaker 49: brilliant people out there creating things how

is that

Speaker 49: going to come to help society or the world anymore what's there to help any of

it nothing nothing oh i'm going to

Speaker 49: do a sing

Speaker 34: song and dance on the internet i'm gonna keep driving around i'm gonna drive it coast i'm gonna take weeks of my life and spend thousand dollars drive it coast to coast it's like hey i went from new york to la and one tank of diesel hey i was getting like 130 miles a gallon the whole way roasted a couple of dodge vipers and a corvette on the way and

fell my

Speaker 34: nose at teslas it's cheaper to run per mile than a tesla it's got a lower carbon footprint to manufacture than a north

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): north normal car destroying an ev and has a lower carbon footprint per mile than an ev can do all those things no

Speaker 89: one Who

Speaker 25: cares

See, old

Speaker 25: Elon sucked the liberal teat of America to build Tesla while the left wanted

Speaker 46: to create electric vehicle mandates, but then it was in his best interest to switch parties and promote Donald so he can be part of AI, Palantir, et cetera, and Doge, which was a backdoor way to get all the information out of the government, so he can become super powerful there. And then what he's going to do is tell all America his sob story about how the left transed his

kid

Speaker 47: okay yeah the left promotes that kind of thing a lot more but let's let's just look at this like an actual human being in america might elon musk got all these companies tweeting he's buying x

and

Speaker 76: twitter or whatever he's running tesla and spacex and doing stuff

Woman 48: with donald and he's on a campaign he's jumping up and down and giving ironic nazi salutes and doing all his things he's really busy serious

Speaker 59: question

How

Speaker 59: many baby mamas does old Elon have? Four? Five

Doesn't have a

Speaker 54 (higher-pitched voice): harem, doesn't live with them all together. And they all got multiple kids, don't they? How many kids does Elon Musk have? How

many of you all have

Speaker 34: one, two

Speaker 66: maybe three kids? And you're working hard. Maybe your wife's working hard too, or vice versa. You're the wife, and I don't know who's watching. It's

hard

Speaker 51: enough

To

Speaker 51: be there for your kids in this modern day and age. Spend time with them so that they can have a great mother and father or just great people in

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): their lives so they can grow up to be balanced human beings

Do you really think Elon

Speaker 90: Musk is a good father to those kids? Do

you really think

Speaker 90: he's a good partner or husband

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): Do

you think he

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): really spends enough time with them for them to have that good male

Speaker 65: role model in his life

Or do you think

Speaker 65: maybe... can't doesn't or couldn't

maybe doesn't

Speaker 65: even want to he'll parade around old x by the way great name idiot that kid's gonna be able to fit in in society in the future he'll parade

old

Speaker 91: x around the white house to make him look cutesy good connect with everybody or

maybe your kid ended up

Speaker 92: becoming trads because he's got a really shitty relationship with his day

Speaker 93: and a messed up life

Speaker 94: Maybe. But that's a convenient thing, isn't it? He's one

of the

Speaker 46: richest guys on Earth. The richest guy on Earth that the richest people on Earth will allow us all to think is the richest guy on Earth. That's what Iman is. So my point is, why

doesn't he take

Speaker 95: more time with his kids

we

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): live in plato's allegory of the cave we

are not allowed to

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): have a better life we're not allowed to have anything be better we're just being exploited okay

some super

Speaker 96: chats from

hold

Speaker 79: the line g the government and corporations are in bed together collectively stealing our productive value that is an absolutely Absolutely. accurate statement

Speaker 68: Period. I'm

going to

Speaker 68: read it again. The government and corporations are in bed together, collectively

Speaker 51: stealing our productive value. 100%. 100

They will stop

Speaker 51: anything from growing, anything else from having power. They will bookshelf things that are

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): better to keep you a consumer forever, preferably in debt too. So it's just one more method you can never get ahead. slaves the corporate

Speaker 46: slave farmers i call

it from

Speaker 46: the hawkeye something or other yes

Speaker 45: but the self-driving tesla will probably drive head on into your car that's quite possible so will people

Speaker 25: but they'll argue it's in the best interest of our safety because the machine is better by the way if i'm not mistaken a cyber truck the steering wheel has no mechanical

Speaker 45: connection to the wheels at all So if it goes on the fritz, I think this is that maybe that's the Dodge, the terrible Dodge, by the way, the Dodge, whatever that four door like

Speaker 79: muscly car, electric car thing

is, I'm

Speaker 79: hearing has so many horrific

Speaker 51: glitches. It's insane. And there's a giant cover up. That's what I'm hearing. I don't know if it's true, but like when the hell did we start allowing motor vehicles

to have a

Speaker 68: steering wheel that's not physically connected to wheels because the computer and the electronics totally will never glitch and make you wreck your car

Speaker 68: just let it have a cyst so you can still steer why why is it not the redundant of just a connection i thought well that's that's horrific it's horrific absolutely horrific okay

so what else we got here

Speaker 68: oh here's one how

do we

Speaker 68: get rid of the invention secrecy act of 1951 and bring innovation back to the u.s without fear of persecution or prohibition so the invention secrecy act is

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): that the

one where um the

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): government can take a patent

uh

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): an invention and hide it uh if it's in the best interest of national security which you'd

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): like to think if it's some overly powerful energy source or weapon when in reality it's probably just anything that threatens the status quo of our dumb economy um and yeah i mean dumb economy not like it's not good to have an economy but dumb

in the fact that

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): it's not in

Speaker 21: the best interest of people in the future

um how

Speaker 21: do we get rid of it

um i'm gonna

Speaker 49: tell you probably get rid of government hell get rid of that now wouldn't you think and

i

Speaker 57: hate saying that but

dude the world

Speaker 57: is a mess how about

Speaker 17: europe

you know i i hate i hate to quote

Speaker 17: this but it stuck with me because it was funny in the memes old nick

Speaker 68: fuentes

he's

Speaker 98: you know he uses the

Speaker 68: n-word i don't use the n-word i don't know if i'll get canceled still or not but it's stupid by the way the n-word i've come to the conclusion

Speaker 24: that the n-word has been proliferated

Speaker 99 (lower-pitched voice): by liberal white people to have power over black people as a trigger word um like the cia would implant i really

Speaker 24: honestly i think the the entirety of the n-word and the power of the b is a leftist like cia thing just to have power over black people i

Speaker 100: hate that anyway

Speaker 34: nick says, "Can an N-word live? Can an N-word

live

Speaker 34: or live, like, can we just live? Yeah, can we all just live

You know, what

Speaker 59: about our

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): culture in the 20th century since World War II wasn't manufactured or influenced by government agencies and CIA

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): They destroyed all fine art with abstract expressionism as a soft combat towards

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): the Soviets and communism that way. What's the word I'm looking for

Speaker 101: culturally

so

Speaker 101: destroyed all fine art literally to this day how

many

Speaker 102: other things the hippie movement how

many people have

Speaker 102: been

Speaker 11: assassinated like everything you

know come on 9 9

Speaker 11: 11 come on come on

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): come on what did that give us

the patriot

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): act oh that's helpful for intelligence agencies

isn't it i wasn't expecting to go this deep down

Speaker 104: the rabbit hole

Speaker 62: Thank

you

Speaker 62: non-silent tea but I guess I'm having fun are you guys having fun let me know oh yeah Nick has a shirt Wang F it's

funny

Speaker 105 (lower-pitched voice): it was funny I heard him say it I'm not buying that shirt but it's funny it's

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): credit where credit's due if something's funny I'm going to call it funny I don't care what it is dark humor dad joke pun everything

if

Speaker 46: it's objectively funny it's

funny Sometimes

Speaker 68: it's always just delivery, you know, it wouldn't be funny otherwise. Okay

Here, if AI is

Speaker 79: used in the development of an invention or product, who definitely owns the rights to own, find a

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): design and concept product? That's a fantastic question from Philip Dolcetti. I

mean, let's think about it. You

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): know, I had heard in farming

that, But

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): if, like, let's say it's a Monsanto or whoever seed, right? There's a whole field of a

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): particular crop. And then an old school farmer has his own seeds, but the wind blows and blows the pollen from the genetically known, you know, owned seeds to the ones that are not

And that

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): guy uses his seeds with his own growing to then... plant the new ones then that guy can get sued in oblivion by the evil corporation because like genetically it got pollinated

by the other

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): dude our society just sucks

Speaker 85: you know that's i feel like that's where we are this is totally live so you can just come in and hang out

you've

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): got food

thank you come

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): come be an amazing wife that'll make people jealous

i do

Speaker 107: appreciate this

thank

Speaker 108: you you don't want to be seen right oh thank you

who owns the rights to it yeah exactly and then what

Speaker 11: what is protecting us like federal state anything in america is protecting any of our

Speaker 68: likenesses or our work from ai hell no because all these bastards are just trying to steal all the information to humanity So when's it going to break? Is that the war

Speaker 17: I'm ready. Who's ready to John Connor this bitch up in here? Is that

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): right? John Connor, the one that led the AI war

And I

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): never actually watched the Terminators. I never saw

Speaker 109: him. Sorry. I just didn't

Speaker 110: Okay. Let's, let's keep going down here

Oh

Speaker 111: here's one from

Speaker 79: Kleinske. Whether it's all true or not, these connections need to be talked about. If we give them slash they an inch, they take a mile. Of course, they call it conspiracies and made up words the CIA gave us

All accurate. All accurate. All of it's accurate. And

Speaker 112 (higher-pitched voice): the thing about it

is, where do we

Speaker 112 (higher-pitched voice): go? Where do you go? On planet Earth, where do you go anymore

Where can an N-word

Speaker 112 (higher-pitched voice): go to live

Can

Speaker 45: we just live? I don't think so. you know where's home anymore what are we gonna do got united states of america it's a hot mess here the only thing left

to do

Speaker 85: is fight you know you you can go off into the the woods of i don't know wyoming or idaho or montana and disappear but they're still gonna get you um that's not a solution that's just escaping and that's pretty pathetic because if you escape all your society and everything and made anything you what culture do

you have

Speaker 85: that's sad um so where else you're

Yeah, we're

Speaker 85: going to go to New Zealand with the billionaires to build a bunker. I'm going to go to Australia. Now you're going to go to the UK. Hell no. Like my family originally came from Bavaria area of the world. So am I going to go to Germany

Speaker 47: That'd be cool. But gosh darn, like how many politicians all suddenly died right before the election that are conservative

you can't

Speaker 78: go there for the last 80 years without being called a Nazi and psyoped into oblivion by people that get power from calling others a Nazi

Speaker 51: Stupid. So

where do

Speaker 51: we go? We're going to

go to

Speaker 51: Dubai. By the way, I heard this. I don't know if it's true

Does

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): anybody know if Dubai chocolate is a weird cover for illicit activities in Dubai? Because I'm also hearing that Dubai chocolate is not only a chocolate bar, you can actually buy it like rest stops. I saw one yesterday when I was driving

at a

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): rest stop

i

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): didn't buy any but i hear dubai

Speaker 79: chocolate is also like code for

being a dubai

Speaker 79: type person and paying an attractive influencer to come with annda

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): form so you can do your

hoopie

Speaker 113: business on them

what what is wrong with people

Speaker 114: anyway so like

Speaker 115: you can't move to dubai

I don't know. Where

Speaker 115: are we going to go

Speaker 116: Nowhere

I

Speaker 117: mean, can

we – oh, by the

Speaker 85: way, a lot of people talk about how they think that there's all parallels right now in history

Speaker 101: politically and American stuff to, shall we say, the early 20th century in like Europe and

the – post

Speaker 68: world war one leading up to world war two and sure yeah there's a lot of similarities and stuff and people are learning things questioning things they hadn't

Speaker 118: before which questioning things is okay because if the only way you if your only argument to a perfectly

Speaker 51: legitimate question is like psyoping and attacking people well then not only is that not an argument but that just makes me think the question

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): is a good question to

ask um

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): So I don't think that our time

Speaker 28: in history now relates so much to the 20th century, but I'll say it relates more to the 19th century, the 1800s in Europe, leading into the early industrial revolution and the political parties and such that came about because of it and the craftsmen and such losing their jobs. And

that relates

Speaker 28: to what we're seeing

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): now with AI and parallels it more directly. So I would say you guys should look

at things

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): in the 1800s socially and politically throughout England and Europe

Speaker 119: thanks for being me from nate chp sticks california highway patrol i don't know if

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): i got that right that's very nice of

you okay this is fun

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): guys thanks for being here today i didn't know if this would be successful

at all

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): i feel like this is successful i'm having fun um

you know the other thing is

Speaker 66: like with these talking heads like all of them whether we like him or not. They're kind of a bunch of pussies. By

the

Speaker 45: way, pussy is short for pusillanimous, which means weak man

So all you

Speaker 17: females, they're getting mad because you think it's sexist. Read the dictionary

Speaker 120: Anyway

I

Speaker 121: don't

I think it

Speaker 85: just goes to show in society if you

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): can't be real, such as I'm doing now, and emote, but in a reasonable human being controlled way and articulate things you actually see that are absurd and wrong objectively and without political party and without specific guardrails, you can't do that. So for me to fit in anywhere, I have to guardrail myself and fit within your dumb cage of reality? You suck

Speaker 122: Men, you suck

They just suck. Like, who's watching

Speaker 112 (higher-pitched voice): this? Sound off. We got any libs in here? What's

Speaker 45: up, lefties? I know you're out there. I want to hear from progressive libs right now

And I

Speaker 45: want to hear from conservatives. Tell me what you are. I don't care. Don't lie and say ridiculous things if you're not. Just say whatever you are. Do you like communism? Do you like socialism? Do you like capitalism? You're a fascist

Speaker 26: left-wing, right-wing? I don't know. You vote Democrat? I want to know who's on here. But be real. Be real. Don't be ridiculous. We can be ridiculous later

Oh, this

Speaker 26: person's from, I'll

Speaker 47: pronounce it, Fifth Appens. Yo, I work for a GM dealership and I get to see firsthand the bullsh*t

They

Speaker 123: implement in their cars. Anyway, I enjoy your vids

Keep it

Speaker 123: up. Yeah, we do. Cars are way too expensive and stupid. For instance, this is a Porsche 944. I wager the best sports

Speaker 50: car ever

Speaker 124: created. Now, people laugh at me because, Casey, that's a cheap car. And Porsche snubs in the Porsche Club of America don't like it, so it's not worth much. They're a cool-ass

Speaker 125: engine, not so cheap

Porsche 911

Speaker 105 (lower-pitched voice): the engine's in the back. It's kind of funny. It's kind of funny. Anyway

that is

Speaker 105 (lower-pitched voice): funny

Speaker 126: anyway best

Speaker 52: car ever i bought a freight grand it's great i can maintain this till the cows come home it has everything i need and nothing i don't it's like a small town we're supposed to hate small towns but even the small

town i

Speaker 52: grew up and had everything i need nothing i don't i need to go somewhere and go there why did i ever leave

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): anyway um and then there's an orange car over there that's complicated ridiculous because i'm an absurd masochist that likes fast cars

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): um oh and also it's a better investment than anything else i know because i think our entire civilization is going to break down and i'm afraid to invest in basically anything that i can't touch with my own

two hands so

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): there you have

it okay

Speaker 49: yeah new car stock thank you

from

Speaker 45: shift happens okay

i wanted to see what you guys

Speaker 45: are saying you are or whatnot oh

there's a

Speaker 68: wang f that's funny what is up

going

Speaker 68: hard as that's

Speaker 104: great i have never can condone voted for corrupt criminals have you does

that mean

Speaker 104: you have not taken

part in

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): me in voting in america ever that's probably what that means

now let's see this person was driven

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): to school in 944

Speaker 11: those are nice memories somebody's got a 300 zx there

nice okay oh somebody said grew

Speaker 11: scott where's that one

Speaker 57: Thank

Speaker 45: you

we will

Speaker 128: miss greetings from Brano

Speaker 57: yay hello okay from hold the line G which is a good username I can't subscribe to any political party they are all

fingers

Speaker 45: of the same hand choking the shit out of us and I voted for Trump twice I'll never do that again let's

hope we never get

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): the opportunity to do that he'll be termed

out But

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): then again, if Joe Biden was just Obama 2.0, they sure want to stick old

Vancey

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): Vance in, who's a manufactured plant. By the way, I'm just going to say this. It's my opinion from observation

Speaker 68: which is in no way professional, that J.D. Vance is a clinical psychopath. Have you ever seen him emote

Speaker 24: with his eyebrows or forehead? It honestly creeps me out. I already know clinical psychopaths, at least one

that show more

Speaker 51: emotion than J.D

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): Vance. That's not good. Anyway, that's my observation. This is going

to get

Speaker 130: me whacked. Some people are going to be telling me, Casey, you shouldn't say these things

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): Why

Oh

Speaker 62: anybody that touches the wall is unfit. What wall could that be

Speaker 68: Yeah

Oh, that's

Speaker 68: funny. J.D. Pants has more aliases

than

Speaker 11: Netanyahu. That's actually probably accurate

By the

Speaker 11: way, was Netanyahu, was he Polish? Is he Polish, dude? Did

I hear that

Speaker 11: correct

Speaker 132: Anyway. All right. So anyway, kind of going back to it, and you guys can talk to me here if you got stuff to say. I just couldn't stand doing automotive

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): YouTube anymore. It was stupid and sophomoric, and it's just a stupid game where everything's fake and gay

Speaker 64: like the military says. But automotive

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): YouTube is definitely fake and gay

I

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): just couldn't do it anymore, I just couldn't do it anymore. It took all

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): the fun out of it for me. It wasn't worth it. And then I just, these rant videos guys, like I'm gonna do something, I am gonna do something

but I

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): can't keep just doing this the same way

I'm not an

Speaker 52: idiot, you know

What are your

Speaker 52: thoughts on the rotary engine

Speaker 62: Funky, cool, I dig it

You know

Speaker 62: obviously it's got a couple of things that are challenging, you know, like the wiper seals

Speaker 133: but they're cool they're super cool I've never had one but yeah

Speaker 11: everything is fake and gay you say I see you Casey go Max wait a minute are you inferring that I am fake and gay

Speaker 134: by the

way did you guys

Speaker 135: see the Tucker Carlson Milo Yan yeah

Speaker 118: video i've actually never seen milo yana talk he's

a

Speaker 21: he's a character he's a fascinating character he has

a lot

Speaker 21: of interesting inputs on that subject of gayness there's

a lot

Speaker 21: of funny things in there why

are you gay

Speaker 21: and oh there's

Speaker 45: somebody's talking about freemasons in here

Speaker 85: let's do that for just a hot second

guys talk about

Speaker 85: what you think or know about freemasons

This is a bad

Speaker 21: idea. I shouldn't ask that question. Anyway, oh, I have a question. Let's do this. Maybe

I'll regret

Speaker 136: this. I don't know. How many of you give it more than a 0% chance

Speaker 51: that I am a fake plant of some kind, like paid by something or somebody or like an agent

Speaker 85: What do you think? What are the chances I'm that? I'm

going to eat

Speaker 85: chips right now. You guys talk to me, Goose

In

Speaker 123: November of 2021, I was fired from my job over noncompliance during the mandate. 2,500 people worked there. Nobody stood with me. This is disturbing to you and to what people will accept. It applies. This applies to today's concerns. I agree completely, Charles Schenbecker

Yeah, you're

Speaker 123: right. It's very, very frightening

It's

Speaker 137: very, very, very, very frightening

Okay, here we

Speaker 136: go. Oh, man, you guys are blowing up now. Somebody says real, not gay. Thank you

Speaker 138: Yeah, I, uh

69% chance

Speaker 138: of a good time. All right

Somebody, did

Speaker 28: anybody comment? I keep getting older and they stay the same

age. Cause

Speaker 28: I feel like that's the right inappropriate

Speaker 68: ridiculous quote to make

Has anybody

Speaker 68: ever seen that quote? You know what I'm talking about? Um, 0%. You said the quiet part out loud. Feds can't do that. That's fair. Yeah. Yeah

I

Speaker 68: don't read deception in the eyes

I

Speaker 139: don't have any of that. Henderson

Speaker 46: writes, we are the number one training source for AI, only to be used against us in a diabolical way. They are no longer asking, they're taking. That is 100% accurate

Speaker 57: We're just training the beast. Truly. It's horrible. It's horrible. Giggity

Speaker 11: goo. Dazed and confused. Thank you. Oh, I don't want to be mean, but somebody writes, "Michael Knowles is gay because he

Speaker 79: likes the taste

Speaker 140: I'm assuming you mean his cigars, which are in fact very Freudian. Okay, we'll keep going in that circumstance

You only

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): showed one eye

How we

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): doing?" "Wait, wait, you guys are going to take a retina scan and like screw my life somehow now

Speaker 141: Dude, you're a sharp engineer and the car you built could change the way our nation operates

i mean

Speaker 17: hypothetically yeah actually it operates the same we just have better lives but

thank you

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): um you are

about as

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): popular as the guy who built the car that runs on water at

the time right

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): but he got whacked right dynamite

yeah and he

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): didn't even start talking smack about politics to hundreds

Speaker 85: of thousands of people trump smoked bill's cigar all

right let's

Speaker 142: bring that topic up so uh

We're just

Speaker 142: going to say

Speaker 38: Trump smoked Bill Cigar. What

do you guys think

Speaker 38: about that

Speaker 143: I. Is

my body

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): language saying enough that I don't have to talk about this

i

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): hope so

okay what do we

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): got here

um anyway

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): yeah i gotta do something else you guys i i just i

Speaker 17: can't keep being a talk

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): ahead and do this crash out stuff like i will go insane i'm a doer right like obama lied about making fuel efficient cars and that inspired me to build the omega

car and then the

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): absurdities going on with politicians like kamala and trump inspired me to talk out with the numbers of the omega car and i got so frustrated i

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): ended up connected with Tucker. i didn't ask him for anything to be on a show i just told him what i'm doing i'm trying to have

Speaker 51: a more um like you know like a more constructive role in society and he's like let's do a show and that's how that came to

be um and

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): then the american educational system sucks and i looked around and figured out how i could make that better so i did genus

Speaker 136: grudge and did a thing

but now i'm

Speaker 136: in a place where like

what

Speaker 88: do i

do that's a

Speaker 88: question for you guys this person's asking what's next for me what's next for

me i

Speaker 36: mean i got ideas

what do

Speaker 36: you think i should do next what should i do

because i'm

Speaker 36: not happy i am not happy

we are not happy not happy at all there's no support

Speaker 144: for genus garage nothing at all maybe if i became a billionaire i could support it

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): that's the other thing that pisses me off about vivek ramaswamy f that guy forever and a day he's done nothing like if i was that guy and raised my net worth guess what jeremy literally genius garages all around the country the kids don't

Woman 48: even have to pay for to be here has he done anything no

so i gotta go

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): become a billionaire some magic way oh and because it's me i gotta go i'm not gonna be a just a pharma pump and dump scammer like these other shitty billionaires i can actually make a product and

become a

Speaker 33 (higher-pitched voice): billionaire some magic way to then help people like that's what our society is just these sick freaks stealing from everybody in washington and this billionaire sick elite like global class

So what else should I

Speaker 145: do? What should I

do? Brandon

Speaker 57: Herrera. Damn, that's an

Speaker 52: interesting idea

Speaker 57: Should me and, what do they call Brandon? He's

Speaker 78: got a nickname, like AK guy or

Speaker 52: something. Anyway

Speaker 78: Putsch Herrera, Herrera Putsch for president

Speaker 146: Yeah. What's

Brandon's

Speaker 147: favorite firearm choice? I'm an M1 Grand 1911 kind of a guy. Gosh darn it. If

it works for

Speaker 147: my granddad, it's going to work

Speaker 148: for me. We'll put a hole through your engine block

Five

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): five, six. Or for pussies. Once again, I'll remind you that pussy is short for pussolanimous or weak men. Still

gets a job

Speaker 149: though

Speaker 136: Anyway. Casey Putsch. Nothing he has done, but back around his family. Yeah, exactly. You should be outraged. I am, too

50 cal

Speaker 136: ak ak 50 is that

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): what they call him oh 50 cal ak is that what we're talking about somebody says i should run for a high governor that's an idea

Speaker 47: however vivek

is tied

Speaker 47: in with literally every sick politician the entire industry and any one of those people can

Speaker 46: destroy any person immediately and easily so i ask you if i were to do something like that how would i actually defend

myself i how would

Speaker 46: they not just set

Speaker 39: me up and blackmail me and turn me into an ass you

ever think

Speaker 39: about that all

right let's

Speaker 39: have some other fun herrera puts for president hell yeah dude herrera putsch

Speaker 150: and those are some

weird words

Speaker 150: brandon casey um putsch herrera putsch actually

Speaker 28: it's like brandon's putsch i'm not gonna go into that play on words um i think i found a way to use their tools and use it as an advantage or the same things okay Okay. start a campaign campaign for what

build your own

Speaker 57: communities this

Speaker 151: person says run for office what office you

guys are

Speaker 151: voice and support i appreciate that i love you too okay

that's that's

Speaker 11: as good as i can get okay like we're all emotionally stunted not as emotionally stunted as elon muskids probably are but we're doing the best

we can

Speaker 152: appreciate you guys being here we're family

Speaker 46: okay - All right. beat down zero zero nine right

Speaker 119: american politics is a citizen free being abused by their rulers while endlessly arguing amongst themselves as to who is being abused more

well that's accurate i uh

Speaker 68: appreciate you writing that that is a good perspective i frankly hadn't thought about it that way i've been stuck on this corporate reason darn thinking

Speaker 153: hmm

Speaker 88: continuously being abused by the rulers yeah we are only being abused by our politicians they have no no accountability

Speaker 32: there's no accountability nobody goes to jail nobody gets hung legally military tribunal for treason i did that video a while back ago we're

not

Speaker 136: going hey what politicians are most likely um guilty of treason and why and then uh what are the proper punishments for treason i did that video we talked

about it no it's

Speaker 154: never going to happen Thank

you. By

Speaker 154: the way

Speaker 17: somebody look it up

I think

Speaker 65: the French still used the guillotine up until the 1980s

Speaker 68: Yes. Yeah

see if

Speaker 68: that's true. When

was the last time

Speaker 68: I hung somebody in America? 1961, I think. Legally. Don't

you guys be going where I

Speaker 28: think you're going to go? By the way, nobody ever said

they were

Speaker 28: a lefty on here, or I saw. Are there any commies? Oh, I must kind of be disappointed if

Speaker 155 (lower-pitched voice): there's not people of all... walks of life on here

star wars and

Speaker 155 (lower-pitched voice): guillotine at the same time star wars being like

the jay's space

Speaker 155 (lower-pitched voice): lasers or like the movies

anyway um please

Speaker 46: brother play my song uh

you gotta

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): hit me up somehow um

Okay, I

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): get blown up. I appreciate it. No more guillotine, 1977

Speaker 46: That's helpful. Thank you

Yeah, we're talking Second

Speaker 46: Amendment. I get

Speaker 11: it. Is your guys' Second Amendment's tingling every now and then? Libertarian right. Interesting

Speaker 157: What

do you guys think about

Speaker 158: libertarians

Speaker 159: Serious question. Okay, so I don't

know. I don't know you

Speaker 78: guys. I'm doing

Speaker 68: the watch company thing, Right. So, that takes time. It takes time to build watches and kind of prototype and

make it look

Speaker 68: good in branding

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): So, it's going to be a little while

before I get that

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): out. Probably early next

year

Speaker 132: or whatnot

But I'm really enjoying

Speaker 132: that. And I'm prototyping a watch that actually meets the NASA requirements for an astronaut watch

Because if

Speaker 136: Trump's doing tariffs to manufacture stuff in the United States, then... wouldn't it kind of go to

Speaker 34: figure should be some investment somewhere for me to be able to watch company here in the United States like Toledo, Ohio. We're a little depressed. People like something to be proud of. Make some jobs. We can supply all the Artemis, NASA astronauts with washes instead

of giving the

Speaker 34: money to Switzerland. Unless, of course, the tariff

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): thing really isn't about helping anybody except your crony billionaire pals

That may

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): be true

Okay

Speaker 160: okay i'm just going to say this right now for the person going i need your help brother casey please in caps you'll

get my attention

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): for two seconds but unless you actually talk to me like a normal human being would like it's

a turn off okay so

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): if somebody

Speaker 51: needs to write me something greeting body of work proper

Speaker 85: goodbye okay

Like a

Speaker 85: statement that makes sense for the whole thing introduce yourself I I'm I have to be honest you guys like I try to connect with everybody to be a respectable

Speaker 51: human being But don't

Speaker 132: write me ridiculous things without even saying who you are why I should connect with you or what's going on I cannot read your mind I

can't

Speaker 161: Okay, so I

You

Speaker 161: guys are all blowing up, potentially being funny. If

Speaker 51: you've got something you need me to see, Super Chat is here to help. I frankly

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): appreciate the money. I do, actually, because I work

And if I don't do

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): YouTube, that's

Speaker 15: going to hurt more. And I'm trying to build a business. But I'll see it, was what I'm saying. I will see it. So if you've got something you really want to see, make sure I see it

But I'm trying

Speaker 15: to read all of you

What

Speaker 36: do you

guys want to talk

Speaker 36: about next

like

Speaker 36: the influencers suck they don't do anything what should i do next wait some of you guys said do things like run for

Speaker 45: office but what else

can i

Speaker 45: do what else can

i do i'm not independently wealthy

Speaker 45: you guys and the people that think i can just build them cars right now for 20 grand like how am i building a factory

Speaker 47: where's the team you think people are going to volunteer that are good enough to do anything give me a break most people have a job they can't

Speaker 41: do anything the rich people don't want to do squat they just want to be more rich to do nothing and then why the hell you So we've got crappy billionaires like Larry Ellison and Elon

Speaker 47: Musk. I consider him a crappy billionaire. Bill Gates, certainly. Just loads, loads of crappy billionaires. Why aren't there

Speaker 34: good billionaires fighting the crappy ones? Why? Why? Why don't we have billionaire wars for society? I want to know

Somebody

Speaker 85: goofy, mom of five kiddos. I like that

did

Speaker 85: you see that obama's dad and mandami's dad were both brought to the u.s by the cia makes me wonder if vex was as well and who else lots of grooming yeah you really think soros money

Speaker 51: is going to go to the scholarship of an indian kid that was born in the states that's kind of a citizen even though he's hindu and got paid to go to catholic school but still says he's hindu

Speaker 47: that smells of like

all

Speaker 32: the foreigners that are becoming like politicians in the uk what do you think happened in the uk it went to hell yeah what do you think bebeck

Woman 48: is he's tied in with old jd vance who's tied in with the cia and palantir and the tech pros he's never made anything for anybody he's never created anything he's never worked an honest day's job in his life nothing nothing and it pisses me the fuck off these people exist for fuck's sake i did genius garage i can fix the american educational system and actually help brilliant people go somewhere that's good for

Speaker 32: industry like a little watch company for the and being able to do watches for nasa astronauts it's like a small thing but it's nice we can do

Woman 48: that for f's sake like you guys saw the car on tucker carlson i did that with nothing 10 years ago Elon Musk didn't build the first Tesla. Somebody else did. It was an electrified Lotus Elise. And he, like, legally paid to make it himself to call him a founder because he's the founder of the company. He didn't build anything. I'm tired of these people

We all should be

Woman 48: tired of these people. They don't do anything for anybody

Oh, do I sound like

Speaker 162: Bernie

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): Sanders talking crap about billionaires

Speaker 85: Because

I

Speaker 85: always used to hate when people talk crap about billionaires like them having too much power

Because like

Speaker 85: Mondami even said, oh my gosh, the CEO

Speaker 34: of Starbucks made 6,000 times or something, I don't know, more than a barista. And I'm like

Speaker 45: dude, shut up. Of

course he

Speaker 45: should make more

Speaker 58: than a barista. But

what he makes is pales into

Speaker 58: consideration like these sick billionaire freaks

Like what

Speaker 58: Soros or Musk or Ellison or Teal or Vivac can do for nothing. They're worse

Speaker 34: But we're arguing on that so the conservatives go like even me. It's like, no, you should be able to make the money you make and you're in the world

Yeah, well, I

Speaker 34: think that way. I'd like

to be a

Speaker 34: billionaire. I just wouldn't be a piece of crap like Vivek Ramaswamy. I'd make the world better like I've been trying to do since day one

That's what

Speaker 34: I'd do. But like

are any of

Speaker 55 (higher-pitched voice): them doing anything that's good for anybody

I

Speaker 55 (higher-pitched voice): mean, I will sound like Bernie on this one, but the billionaires suck. They have way too much power over the government

This

Speaker 47: person, Gatsu, 15B, I'd

give you

Speaker 47: my time to help you build something up. I don't have any skills, so if you train slash taught me, it would be a fair trade

Speaker 39: no? Follow Brandon Herrera's footsteps, run for office here. You will have my vote, would donate for you. That's very kind of you

Speaker 40: I appreciate you saying that. um depends on what build something up is but that's fair um you

know it

Speaker 62: depends on what the skills are

Speaker 164: you know there's things that skilled craft people with you know different people with different kind of talents and life ways and personality sometimes

can be a

Speaker 164: little better at certain jobs than others and frankly some people and some jobs require skills over a lifetime that aren't just trainable quickly but i really appreciate you saying that and that makes me feel a little better about society so we'll see what the future brings

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): Okay. Are you guys going to mind if I eat a little bit of lunch? Let's say some funny things. Here, let's do this. Adults

are

Speaker 165: anal and triggered grownups are not. I

Speaker 161: don't know what that means

Eat the salad. Thank you. Although

Speaker 161: that might

Speaker 166: be a weird euphemism. So I have an actual sound here, so if it's a euphemism, then

You

Speaker 167: naughty, naughty person

Speaker 168: Hey

You

Speaker 169: guys are investing your time wisely today. Watch

Speaker 170: me eat this salad. I don't believe any of you have ever seen somebody eat a

Speaker 6 (lower-pitched voice): salad in a garage. Have you? Have you seen some? Can't say that again. You have now seen somebody eat a salad

in a garage. I'm not

Speaker 171: eating a salad

Speaker 172: Rabbit food. I kind of like Caesar salads. Traditional. Don't spice it up

Speaker 71: with BS. I don't want your kale, your frou-frou kale and avocados and

Speaker 88: bacon in it. Mm-mm. No. Standard. Easy

on the

Speaker 88: sauce. All right

Somebody's talking

Speaker 173: about 944s

I fell

Speaker 173: timber in

Speaker 39: Oregon with a guy who drove a 944 to work in the summer with this chainsaw in the back. Gosh

Speaker 17: darn it. Yeah, man. I put motorcycle engines in the back of that thing hauling around. This is a good car. You got to do that. You

got to be

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): real. It's starting to be like an ASMR video without crunching. Sorry, guys. Sorry

Speaker 119: guys. I'm

with you

Speaker 119: man. This is from Free King WCA. Does WCA stand for water closet? No

I would

Speaker 119: really like to talk

Speaker 57: with you to figure out a good game plan moving forward in the future. I also want

one of

Speaker 57: your watches. Well, email me, man. I

can do that. Okay, thank

Speaker 11: you. Hey

bacon is

Speaker 11: good on anything. Disagree. Disagree. I don't actually like bacon

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): I'm not even Jewish or whatever peoples don't like eating pigs. That's Jewish people, right? Muslims too? Do Muslims not eat

Pigs or

Speaker 174: bacon? I

don't

Speaker 175: actually know. I'm actually asking. Okay

Speaker 176 (lower-pitched voice): ASMR away. Chompy chomp. I'm

like a

Speaker 176 (lower-pitched voice): rat. I'm a bunny. I

kind of

Speaker 176 (lower-pitched voice): feel like I'm

in a

Speaker 176 (lower-pitched voice): hamster cage. I have

said

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): that this garage, if

I was captured by

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): aliens, I shouldn't say this because maybe there are aliens and they're

going to

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): do this now, that this would be my Bavarian and

like

Speaker 177: I'm in a big ship where there's like a zoo people

I'm

Speaker 177: going to be in this garage

Okay

Speaker 99 (lower-pitched voice): Muslims turkey bacon. Bacon every day keeps the doctor away

I was going to make

Speaker 99 (lower-pitched voice): a joke

And the joke

Speaker 178: ends with part of the word berg, and you

can

Speaker 11: anyway. Say what? That's like minus 3,000 cool points. Bacon haters be like

I

Speaker 11: got a

Speaker 49: sensitive stomach, guys. I got a sensitive stomach, okay? I'm skinny because I work. People are like, whoa, you look

Speaker 34: fit. Do you work out? Like, I don't have time for that. I work. You work out? No, work. Just go do work. Don't eat so much

Eat plain

Speaker 49: stuff. That's what I do. That's all I know. I don't know any better. If you guys like bacon, good for you. Good for you liking bacon. I can't do it. I can't do it. My stomach would revolt

can't

Speaker 49: do it

Speaker 51: maybe someday

Speaker 179: maybe someday

Speaker 51: i didn't eat fish until i was like 20 something so maybe bacon's in my future

anyway maybe bacon maybe

Speaker 176 (lower-pitched voice): bacon will become a giant international sensation or controversy do you think

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): so how do we make bacon this

Speaker 17: is a dumb conversation i'm sorry

um

Speaker 17: somebody writes oh no he is a muslim i don't understand what that means i don't understand what that means by the way i had this

Speaker 85: conversation the other day is it true that andrew tate calls himself a muslim and then

Speaker 51: his brother

what's his

Speaker 51: brother's name i

was gonna say clive but i

Speaker 51: know that's wrong anyway and he's allegedly

Speaker 85: christian

but

Speaker 85: then a military buddy of mine calls me up and said, you know

Speaker 164: Andrew says this, but he always says God. He never says like by name. So he's like, I think he's fake. I don't

know. What do you

Speaker 85: guys think there? Okay. So anyway, Tate is a joke. Actually, I did make a public post the other day. I was thinking about it. I'm like, is

Andrew Tate

Speaker 85: a closeted gay dude? I

actually kind of

Speaker 45: thought that

I hate

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): it when people do that because it's usually stupid. People like to say that kind of thing as an insult just to try to be ridiculous. But like, I actually had that as a serious thought the other day. I

don't know. Kind of is

Speaker 10: irrelevant. You know? Okay. So salad. H1B

Speaker 180: visas. Pro

Speaker 85: or con? And tell me why

All

Speaker 85: reasons are acceptable. We're going to read them because I have an opinion on this. We need to talk about H1B visas. Go. Please

Speaker 182: Tristan. Not Clyde

Are you

Speaker 78: following the gold and silver skyrocketing? I mean, I've seen it

Okay

Speaker 51: who owns the porn industry has nothing to do with H1Bs besides who wants to port a bunch of Indians and Chinese people to America to watch and shag nobody I

Speaker 183: don't really want to watch anybody porn industry disaster no thank you

Speaker 166: it appears that no one likes H1Bs Okay, do this. Somebody give me an argument positive for H-1Bs

while I

Speaker 66: give you an argument against. All right. So people

Speaker 184: try to use the racist thing, which is stupid

So let's just

Speaker 184: look at what it is

We're going to

Speaker 184: bring in graduates from India, primarily, and

Speaker 51: China for engineering jobs. And then people like Trump and Ramoswami will insult all Americans in their face and say, we don't have the people for these kind of jobs

Speaker 132: here

Speaker 77: Well, that's funny because I seem to be mentoring a lot of real Americans of all different various shapes, sizes and colors, textures, sexual ways, getting great jobs, working places like Lockheed Martin

even Tesla on

Speaker 77: techie stuff. So we do

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): have people. But they're making us feel bad that we don't have them and insulting us when they do nothing to help young people learn or go anywhere, even

though I

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): have

Speaker 185: Anyway, so they do that. Well, you can even ask old Rocky. Rocky says that

Woman 48: old Eli stays somewhere between $100 and $200 million a year hiring H-1B visas, cheaper

Speaker 77: than

Speaker 41: Americans. Well, that seems like a pretty good reason if you're a big, evil corporation, profits

But

Speaker 41: the thing that H-1Bs do

Speaker 186: on the side, it

doesn't matter

Speaker 186: where they're from. It's the opposite

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): of artificial inflation of a market. It's artificial deflation of a market

If you

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): flood the country with laborers or workers, they will work cheaper. That's why they save money. Cheaper than the normal American ones will companies save

Speaker 45: money. So their profits go higher and they're richer. They have more power

but

Speaker 45: what that does is it destroys the job market because now nobody's going to hire the rest of them the americans for more

Speaker 68: money so it lowers the salaries that everybody can get which screws the future of the united states and just a little bit more screws all americans that have been here

and

Speaker 187: gone through normal life in america into the system and i'm trying to word it carefully because i don't really feel

Speaker 188: like it lit up like you just

Speaker 187: want to write people

shut

Speaker 141: the f up you're an idiot. Your argument sucks. You are rewarded no points. And may God

Speaker 45: have mercy on your soul

So it

Speaker 45: destroys the job market, which is inversely proportional to

Speaker 36: effectively what

happens to

Speaker 36: the housing market when companies like BlackRock, Vanguard, and private equity companies just buy loads of private homes

And then that

Speaker 36: drives up the prices a bit. And

then what

Speaker 46: they'll do is they'll sell a few of them to each other for world record prices to inflate the housing much

And

Speaker 46: that is a vehicle to keep everybody downtrodden, also be able to collect more taxes, put people more in debt because they can take out larger mortgages and higher, you know, home equity loans and such. So it inflates the housing market. But H-1Bs deflate the job market, destroying all of our lives. It's absolutely asiniting and wrong

And anybody

Speaker 46: any politician, any corporate entity, period, I cannot stress this enough. I just don't feel like using expletives right now

So any

Speaker 46: man, woman, or child who says H1Bs are a good thing are either an Indian or Chinese guy that wants to

come over and get a

Speaker 123: free ride. They're a big corporation that wants to profit off of it, or they're an evil government entity or person of power. I'm not going to say leader because they're not leaders that

want to

Speaker 187: keep everybody downtrodden

and just make more

Speaker 187: power and money. That's all it is. There is no good reason for H1Bs in America, period. Period

And

Speaker 187: any time somebody like Trump goes on and says, we

Speaker 59: don't have the smart enough people here, let

me take a

Speaker 59: bite of salad. Why don't you all tell me what you think I'm thinking about what old Trump has said about Americans not being smart enough. Not as smart as them furs with their

Speaker 190: H1Bs

This is ASMR of Casey eating a

Speaker 191: crunchy salad

and

Speaker 191: talking crap about politics in a

Speaker 192: non-partisan way. You're welcome if you're tuning in to 104.7 The River

Man, is that a thing? Is

Speaker 193: that like a John Tesh thing from back in the day? Do you guys remember John Tesh riding around with

your parents

Speaker 193: back in the day? What did he

Speaker 164: do

What was the name

Speaker 164: of his show

Was it

Speaker 164: The River? Who'd you like smooth things? John Tesh. People call in with their inspiring

Speaker 184: stories of love. this is

Speaker 37 (higher-pitched voice): funny isn't

it please

Speaker 37 (higher-pitched voice): tell me somebody remembers this stuff entertainment tonight oh was that john tash what a 1.5 the refer

Speaker 186: eat

the salad

Speaker 186: i'll eat the salad you're

Speaker 46: like my grandma the tosser salad come on i don't actually know what that means is that a gay thing or is that just means to shag somebody i don't

know If the

Speaker 46: Skunk Works guys were still alive, they'd be laughing at Trump. Casey knows it's true. Oh, man. Somebody should

Speaker 51: never have let Donald Trump sleep in a giant sleep. That's what it

Speaker 34: was. That's what it was. He went camping. They gave him a giant sleeping bag, but it was just a test bag for Doritos. Trump slept in a sleeping

Speaker 49: bag. It was a giant Dorito bag. You know what? This was a great camping adventure. I

kind

Speaker 78: of like the color orange

That's not what happened. Pillow

Speaker 18: talk, 100.3

Oh, tossed

Speaker 18: salad means to eat an A, huh? I

didn't know that. Is that what that means? Okay

Speaker 151: I am innocent. Dang it. We are the reason... Cannabis is illegal worldwide. We should legalize

Speaker 155 (lower-pitched voice): across the board and export to take advantage of the already

Speaker 187: excessive terrorists. Everybody goes richers. No, they don't. Everybody becomes a pothead

I

Speaker 194: don't, I don't, I tried pot once

Speaker 45: Once

It was with a whole group

Speaker 45: of friends and somebody that we were close to died

in a motorcycle

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): accident

And we

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): were playing pool and drinking

and one

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): dude was a pothead, and that was the one time I tried pot. There you go. We're learning stuff together. Yes

Speaker 36: Honesties. Somebody says gay. Why? Because I didn't smoke pot enough? Salad, cream. Why are we talking about? No more talking about tossed salads. By

the way, this is a t-shirt that

Speaker 195: says, is there a t-shirt that says what? Kick

A, and

Speaker 196: I'm here to kick A and eat A, or something like that

Yeah. which is

Speaker 196: kind of like the old Harley Davidson shirt

on the

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): back. It says, if you can read this, my bitch fell off, which I think is funny. I also

have a

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): t-shirt that I never wear in public. It's got a roaring tiger on it. Like a hissing Cobra. And

it says

Speaker 51: every zoo is a petting zoo. If

you're not a

Speaker 51: little bitch. I

really think that's

Speaker 197: funny. Yeah

I

Speaker 51: genuinely think that's funny. I wore that car sprint car racing because I felt like that was the one appropriate place to wear a t-shirt

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): like that

What do you

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): guys think

Somebody

Speaker 164: says that I should run for something. I don't

know if

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): somebody who publicly learns what tossed salad

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): means and makes jokes about t-shirts that says, if you can read this

Speaker 198: my bitch fell

off. I'm going

Speaker 198: to run for office. Can you run for office and be that real? The

devil's

Speaker 46: lettuce. This man sleeps like the dead. Deal with it. Okay, you

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): sleep like the dead. I

don't sleep like

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): the dead. I sleep like a guy that

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): works until midnight to two in the morning

Speaker 199: most nights of the week. I'm

here to kick ass and chew

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): bubblegum. Yeah, that's the right one, and I'm all out of bubblegum. Okay, was that the dude with the glasses that would see like aliens

was

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): that that one here to take names and

Speaker 140: kick ass why

did i come up

Speaker 178: with the t-shirt of the

other i'm terrible when

Speaker 178: you ride those bikes not in the winter i don't

know

Speaker 187: when i want to punch my man card and go out and enjoy life a little i do like

Speaker 164: motorcycles this one is a custom i'm building

there was a student of

Speaker 164: mine years ago who wanted to build a custom motorcycle and so i helped him

Speaker 21: do that

And I

Speaker 21: thought I should build one. We could do it together and be fun. So I bought this wrecked Ducati

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): for 600 bucks. It was in a body shop

And I

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): built this. I backdated a 90s Ducati Supersport to be like an early

Speaker 64: 70s bike with the old Supersport tail and

nose and

Speaker 64: change the tank

But I

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): never rebuilt the carbs or wired it or anything. So I'm taking some time to do it this winter, finally, and ride it. So I'm looking forward to that

Speaker 57: Cody Nicholos

Howdy

Speaker 57: dude, thanks for the super chat. You should ask a question

Speaker 52: or say anything, funny. Okay, let me eat

Speaker 78: some more salad. Maybe you guys will think of something great to talk about, but this video was just, I just wanted to be real with you and see if you enjoy doing a live stream. I'm

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): enjoying it because I don't get to talk to anybody. Just rant from Crazy Mountain Garage. It's a weird one-way relationship. Keep in mind, I don't necessarily actually know you. Thank you for informing the

Speaker 35: people I'm

here. to

Speaker 35: inform thank you shadow 1869 night crew it

sounds like

Speaker 35: the night man day

Speaker 138: man

fights are of

Speaker 200: the night man master

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): of karate for everyone day man

you guys know what i'm

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): talking about here please please tell me you do

don't give up kj all right so

Speaker 201: let's think

of

Speaker 202: something to

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): talk about i can't keep

doing these

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): ridiculous rant videos. YouTube's absurd

It's

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): not actually the real world. But we

are

Speaker 157: controlled. We are propagandized. We are programmed. We're being set up

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): We're

Speaker 203: absolutely being set up

And you

Speaker 203: wonder, how do you push back? So let's do a hypothetical wonderment here. This will probably get

me in

Speaker 203: trouble. I'm going to

do it anyway. Okay. Federal

Speaker 78: level, Washington, right? Washington, D.C., White House, that kind of crap

Speaker 51: Okay. Is the solution that local and

Speaker 198: state

get real people

Speaker 198: in there and

Speaker 57: we just go to Washington, D.C.? Is that the solution? Because I actually wonder if that might work. Is

that the most

Speaker 57: realistic thing? Is the problem the United States is just too

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): effing big? Because a lot of our states are like European countries

Or

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): bigger. So, is that more like what we need to be doing

Should the United

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): States just

Speaker 204: split up into the States

Dude, we should just. What do you think? Put some love in

Speaker 205: chat. Let's go. I agree

What was your Moss in the Air

Speaker 62: Force? M.O.S.? What was your MOS in the Air Force? I

was not in

Speaker 62: the Air Force. I have not served. I have loads of family going back to the

Speaker 68: 1800s that have served in virtually every branch

of the

Speaker 68: military and are currently serving

Speaker 151: And lots of friends, but I did not. Let's see. From Alex

Face

Speaker 58: save. Cars. A great ad to show. Uh-oh. Wait a minute, I can't see it. A great ad

Speaker 46: to show

what your

Speaker 46: country can achieve

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): Ukrainians will sell their souls to be seen as Germans because of BMW and become tools of soft power as a result. This is why I'm afraid of Chinese cars rolling through Mexico City

That's actually a

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): really interesting statement

Yeah, the Germans hardcore

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): wanted to tell us what they could have achieved. Wait, let me rephrase this. I was talking

Speaker 45: about the Germans making really exceptional automobiles

For a long

Speaker 45: time, the Germans were trying to tell the world

the positive

Speaker 45: things they're capable of doing

We hear you guys. Best car ever. The Chinese. What

Speaker 79: do you think of the Chinese? They can make nice things

Speaker 187: I don't... I don't

It's not my culture. You

Speaker 187: know? I

don't... i don't know i don't

Speaker 187: want to comment i don't like that they fake everything they just rip everything off it's like

another planet an

Speaker 46: annoying planet this person writes seabees thebe as in like the old naval aircraft people enjoy your beds casey any advice on making money outside the system

to find the

Speaker 46: system like illegally would

like to know how

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): you see opportunities in today's world. Best regards. Uh, in terms of making money outside the system, I

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): I, I really, I don't know. I wouldn't even know where to begin with that. Uh

Speaker 64: that's not really what I think about because I try to be an actual person in society

It's like, it's like playing

Speaker 28: fair, even

in the face of

Speaker 28: other people cheating, like don't start cheating yourself. I guess this is a sportsmanship thing. Um

Speaker 126: anyway sorry i was thinking um how do i see opportunities in today's world

Speaker 22: oh god man it's not good

i think you either

Speaker 22: have to be giant or tiny i don't think there's any if

you're tiny you kind

Speaker 206: of have to have a good niche to make

it

Speaker 206: I'd say not

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): under the radar, that's the wrong word, but like not that you're going to get forcibly bought out or destroyed by some corporation or billionaire or something

Speaker 207 (lower-pitched voice): So you're either stuck there or big, which is funny because that kind of relates to the only two real socioeconomic class that exists anymore in America

The elite bastards

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): who like to manufacture people like the fact that do nothing and just become wealthy for nothing

to ruin all of

Speaker 30 (lower-pitched voice): our lives and destroy law in America

Speaker 14: Yeah. Uh, or everybody else

I don't know

Speaker 208: man. I don't know where to go anymore

We live in a weird

Speaker 208: time of history

You got to be good at

Speaker 203: something. You got to be good at something

You

Speaker 203: got to be more than a job and you got to assess the situation and see if something's possible and go about

it

Speaker 207 (lower-pitched voice): in the right steps to test and see if something will work. And you may find something that works. You may see a need and you have to believe in yourself enough to go after it, but be genuine enough with yourself to know

can I

Speaker 207 (lower-pitched voice): really do this

Germans are the first in

Speaker 209: electric cars in 1888

They were also

Speaker 209: the first to invent the car in the 1800s

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): as well. From Villar at 86. Oligarchs to nominous. The first step is admitting that you have a problem. That's funny. So

Speaker 45: Russia

Speaker 78: is interesting

So, Ukraine war

Speaker 78: back when, people were talking about, oh, well, the positive thing about it for the United States is we're

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): depleting a Russian war machine

Okay, that's a

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): statement. I could see that as having some probability and

Speaker 64: maybe value. but like

Are we

Speaker 64: doing that on purpose because you want to for some other reason? I was hearing a lot

of things

Speaker 28: about corruption in the late Soviet Union, especially in Russia, where it

was like

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): corruption taking money out of the military and they don't have the weapons they think they do because it was all like thieves. I

don't know if

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): that's true

because we

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): get propagandized like crazy in the West. What

do you

Speaker 11: guys think of Russia, honestly? An old Putin. Putin

I'd

Speaker 11: like to know. Be honest. Tell me

what you

Speaker 11: think. Mmm

The

Speaker 210: killdozer lives on

Wait a

Speaker 212: minute. Let

me see

Speaker 212: if I know how to use this properly. I hope I'm not missing anybody

Oh, this

Speaker 213: person writes, please look up the grand solar minimum. Every 200 years, it brings severe climate

Speaker 187: shifts, crop failures, and global instability. Understanding this cycle explains much of today's chaos, and your influence could help others see it. Huh. From Cody Nicholas. That's interesting. You know, there are interesting natural big phenomena that happen. We don't think about that stuff. Um, and I think it's worth

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): realizing that things do happen in history and just paying enough attention that you don't drive yourself crazy. Uh, but you know

you're aware

Speaker 214: of potential things. So

that's

Speaker 39: interesting. We can look at that up here. Thank you for being awesome. Casey, much appreciated. And that comes from Saudi Arabia. Very cool. Uh

by the

Speaker 39: way, Saudi Arabia

Speaker 187: uh, pretty neat. kingdom actually actually i got a book check this out

i got

Speaker 187: a lot of books but here's one you

guys are going to read

Speaker 187: read stuff into this don't don't be this can we just not be tribal politics can we be people that look at what i've got

i bought

Speaker 187: this book actually because i was curious of the history and culture of saudi arabia it's very interesting um my absolute favorite all-time

Speaker 184: movie is actually lawrence of arabia

um so i

Speaker 184: don't know you know sometimes movies we like

it

Speaker 184: wherever you are in the world

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): helps somebody go, you know, that's interesting. I want to know more. So anyway, um, interesting. I enjoy visiting

Speaker 187: there one day

Actually, I kind of

Speaker 187: want to tour Saudi Arabia on a motorcycle. Does that sound cool to anybody? I think that would be cool

Uh, when I was in

Speaker 132: Dubai, actually, I was up in the, uh

the Jebel

Speaker 132: mountains, Jebel J, um, which is like, uh, I hope

I don't

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): screw this up. It's like right up by the strainer Hormuz

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): in Oman

by the border on this road

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): where you can kind of drive as fast as you want

Speaker 215: and there

were some dudes

Speaker 215: riding Harleys across country and they were from Saudi Arabia and they were cool

Speaker 51: they were cool Saudi Arabian Harley riders

and I

Speaker 51: came by and I'm like hey this is from my home country and they were super cool they got a cigar they're like sitting on my bike they

Speaker 28: were so proud of their Harleys I don't know I thought that was really cool endearing you know

um

Speaker 28: just reminds us all the world is not as big as we think

Speaker 11: and more often than not people have things in

common um and

Speaker 11: the left and right is just a bullshit lie to keep us off fighting i'm

tired of that a beautiful

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): arabian horsey kilroy was here what are we saying casey many topics you posted on i have been saying to deaf ears

Speaker 82 (lower-pitched voice): for years glad your channel reached many great man and You are for speaking your mind with truth. I

Speaker 196: appreciate that. Actually, I got invited this

coming

Speaker 105 (lower-pitched voice): Monday to speak at a community thing where there's a bunch of people rallying together about data centers

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): and they invited me to speak because of my data center video and all. And that's totally cool. And

it

Speaker 28: was funny because actually the woman just brought me back and she said, yeah, I talked to the pastor of the church, and he saw your video, and he just wondered if you could consider your environment and

and

Speaker 28: keep it

Speaker 64: respectful and i'm like

i will be

Speaker 64: happy not to use expletives and be reasonable yes i can do that

Speaker 207 (lower-pitched voice): um which is it's not funny but it's kind of funny um in an endearing sort of way and i'm glad they asked i think that's respectful and appropriate if i was a pastor of church or any church member i would not want to bring somebody in that just goes off on an

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): expletive tirade like in a garage but to be fair

With

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): regard to the data center thing, we should be flipping tables and bringing out whips. So maybe I'll use

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): that analogy

But I'll

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): have to revert to a

Speaker 45: vocabulary with no colorful metaphors for obscenities? Dang

Anyway, so I'm going to

Speaker 45: do that

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): We'll see how it goes. It'll be interesting

Hopefully there's a

Speaker 64: nerd there that's pro-AI data centers

I don't

Speaker 64: mean that meme

Speaker 216: but

It'll be an

Speaker 216: interesting night

Speaker 217: Two

Speaker 118: things. Somebody says America has no government. I basically agree. We don't. We

have a

Speaker 118: stage play. And

Speaker 51: somebody says, are you a Freemason? I agree. America has no function in government. And am I a

Speaker 132: Freemason? No. I'm just not

Speaker 45: And

i'll say this

Speaker 45: i could be if i want to be but

i

Speaker 85: can't figure out what they do and

like i don't

Speaker 85: need to be part of a social club that sounds that sounds kind of weird but like i

don't i

Speaker 85: don't know what they do

so why

Speaker 85: why do i want to why

do i

Speaker 85: want to invest my time there you

know i

Speaker 85: i guess

the

Speaker 78: shriner's Do like the Shriners Kids Hospital. Let's say there's some positive things, right? Some philanthropic things, helping the community. Cool. That's a cool thing. But like I already do that. Genius Garage. I don't have extra time

So let's say

Speaker 78: they're totally

Speaker 187: innocent, right? And a good thing. I don't have time. I'm

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): already doing stuff to help people. So I'm not a Mason

And I don't know

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): what they do

So that kind of

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): doesn't sell it

for me. I

Speaker 63 (lower-pitched voice): don't know. That's all I got. That's all I know. I don't know

if

Speaker 51: that actually interests anybody. Masons

do have homes for

Speaker 51: old people. That's nice. I like that. I like that. That's a good thing. I don't like what our country does for old people. I hate assisted living homes

Speaker 68: I hate nursing homes. It's a machine to suck the money out of America and to treat old people like garbage. It's sad. It's wrong. It's terrible

yeah so i don't

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): know that much about the masons having things there but if they do that's nice hopefully it's a

good thing bro

Speaker 39: you already invented a life and world changing car thank you what's your point

omega omega mega

Speaker 39: regarding the car i do and will never

be

Speaker 45: a mason okay

well do

Speaker 45: share what do the masons do like now nor like normal masons in america or somewhere

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): what do they

do what

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): are the levels Yes. Like, are there, like, normal ones? And then there's, like, I

really don't

Speaker 17: know. Okay

He is

Speaker 17: blue-collar

Speaker 49: Who's blue-collar? Me? What's blue-collar? What's white-collar? White-collar is basically the same as a suit

like

Speaker 49: one step down

Speaker 164: from suits suits don't do anything for society they don't build anything they're just the assholes that move money and manipulate things and people and

Speaker 47: pretend they're important that's what a suit is to me so as a white collar person just a tame down version of the suits that they do actual work it's just office work is my guess and then blue collar

maybe it's all the same maybe

Speaker 47: the collars and the suits are just ways that we think we're better than everybody else

And

Speaker 41: blue-collar people are the ones who work with their hands and build things. So

let me ask you

Speaker 41: this

Speaker 34: question. Who's really better? We've

got suits

Speaker 34: white-collar, and blue-collar. Suits create

Speaker 46: nothing. Except they play the game of our society to have money and power for creating nothing. Okay

that's

Speaker 45: one

Speaker 52: White-collar people do actual necessary things. office work and various kinds of managed things okay that's a thing blue collar people build shit that actually

exists

Speaker 218: work farm move goods drive

Speaker 34: trucks rent fix cars build stuff houses buildings bridges

Speaker 219: infrastructure man stuff goddamn right weld machine

Thank you. I

Speaker 85: like the blue-collar people. I

just do. That's

Speaker 85: my... I don't really have a tribe. But

if I

Speaker 85: have a tribe, that's my tribe. I always get along the best with blue-collar people, military people. Who else? I

mean, smart

Speaker 203: people

But I

Speaker 203: like them the most. You know, the funny thing is

the

Speaker 68: blue collar people, especially like mechanics and military people that have been in and gotten

out, they

Speaker 68: get enough traumas on a daily basis that they think

and they can

Speaker 68: think a lot

And so I

Speaker 68: think maybe the reason I'm more friends with blue collar and military people is because they

can get

Speaker 68: shit done

They

Speaker 51: can take self-responsibility

They're not

Speaker 51: afraid to have bloody knuckles or

you

Speaker 51: know get beat up if need be like they can actually work they can calculate a risk and do something and accountability help each other out they can have a direct method of communication and a real sense of humor i

get

Speaker 164: that okay

anyway that's

Speaker 164: enough um what do you guys think about that amish that's

Speaker 221: interesting they're great people out here i

Speaker 187: think they may they could be great did you remember not that long ago maybe 10 15 years ago there's like propaganda coming out uh in the form of like tv

and stuff

Speaker 187: trying to make the

Speaker 46: amish seem like horrible people i'm wondering if there's more to

that think about it

Speaker 46: blue collar no

Speaker 222: collar

what does

Speaker 46: that mean

my collar is

Speaker 223 (higher-pitched voice): blue but my neck is red hell yeah look at that

Speaker 81: look at that it's kind of a pink it's

winter but

Speaker 81: I go from red to white to black

Like a

Speaker 81: Neapolitan ice cream here. Yeah. Wait a minute. I

Speaker 224: like this

Speaker 14: long-sleeved shirt. I'm

not just

Speaker 14: white. I'm white

I'm

Speaker 15: luminous. If it's really dark outside, we don't need Rudolph with this red nose. I'll take my shirt off and light the way

The

Speaker 15: moonlight will bounce off of my forehead, which is good for an extra 10 knots top speed in an F-4 Phantom. That's what my great-uncle told me. The family hairline is good

Speaker 132: for an extra 10 knots top speed when he flew Phantoms

The only thing is

Speaker 132: that that is a closed cockpit aircraft

So that raises some

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): questions on how it does that

Well, who might

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): argue with a Phantom pilot

i

Speaker 85: haven't been super so supersonic over vietnam you guys hairline like jerry rice i don't

i don't know if it's

Speaker 85: maybe should i just do more live videos and just like maybe

Speaker 46: do a political video like once a month or something do you like this does this have any value to society

this guy writes i

Speaker 112 (higher-pitched voice): drive an 18 wheeler i am just an american hero are you you running you

Speaker 225: running beer text arcana actually

i got a buddy

Speaker 148: who's a trucker i love talking shit with him it's like my favorite

thing to

Speaker 81: do that's

that's like our

Speaker 81: psychology session that's therapy he just

Speaker 32: comes over we just start talking shit to each other for no reason we'll just start yelling it's like what it's blue the sky's blue outside i don't give a damn what you know we just just start It's fun, it's fun to start smiling. He, um, yeah

Speaker 49: that's fun. See, and you know if the other guy's having a tough day, right? You talk mad shit about like that

Speaker 58: and one guy kind of quiet doesn't match. You know, he's having a tough day. You know, that's how you know. That's how you get it out. If you can't talk constructive shit, that's how you know. Let's see who color people got this figured out

Do you think Charlie

Speaker 17: Kirk's death was an inside job? Uh, I'll tell you this, his death by a leftist is worth a hell of a lot of money to the Republicans and a hell of a lot of money politically to Israel

Speaker 85: So, uh, and not worth anything to the left. So, you know, seems there's some motives

Maybe we ought to

Speaker 34: think about that

Maybe if that man

Speaker 226: doesn't come out and tells what happens, they should have to shift together better on details, make us actually believe what's

going on. That's

Speaker 132: what I think. I don't

care

Speaker 27 (lower-pitched voice): if you don't like my voice. That's the only way I can talk about serious stuff like this. I don't know. Dude, the Charlie Kirkus. Oh, my

Speaker 227: God

Any of

Speaker 62: y'all have a.30-06 rifle of some kind

You ever shoot that? Something other

Speaker 49: than paper? Say it like a milk jug? Pop can, go

Speaker 228: hunting

Shoot an engine

Speaker 228: block, canterite, whatever

Got a lot of kinetic power in

Speaker 229: there, don't you think

If you got a shot

Speaker 230: here, where's the exit wound

Speaker 231: Why has he still got a neck left

There's a

Speaker 49: question. Would a.30-06 round hit

in the

Speaker 49: right place, right in the

neck, would it

Speaker 49: blow the head damn near clean off, or at least flop it over

Right

Speaker 164: round? Come on. What do you got here? Yeah, I got some gun guys in here. First rifle was a.30-06. Damn

Speaker 232: Well... Roderick Overs, first rifle was a.30-06. He learned to shoot it when he was two and a half years old. His daddy said, son, you're potty trained. You're old enough to write your name in the snow. If

you knew

Speaker 232: how to spell, I'm

going to give

Speaker 232: you this.30-06. I like

that man's family. Casey

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): Putsch, what do you think about the recent changes

to the

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): EPA and CAFE standards in making small cars

better? In the

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): U.S

Speaker 85: Well, all right, there's a lot of things. EPA

has too much power. Cafe

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): standards can be a little ridiculous. We have too many regulations on cars, which makes them expensive and pointless and gets us way past where they should be. That's actually the betterment

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): of people. Yeah. You know, all these government agencies, any power made to like make our lives better, solve a problem. It's just so the government can

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): have more power and control and money from the people because no government produces any money. They just take it from the people, which makes all of our lives worse. So I guess the question asked is CAFE standards and EPA, are they making our lives

Speaker 19 (lower-pitched voice): better or worse

And what's keeping them in

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): check to be reasonable human beings? And my other question is, what person doesn't care about the environment to a reasonable amount

why is

Speaker 80: that a political thing you know and that's the left

Speaker 223 (higher-pitched voice): climate change wow you're sure collecting a lot of money and getting a lot of power from climate change

this person's right yes let's

Speaker 234: talk

Speaker 118: about freemasons we already

did that anybody

Speaker 118: got a big super chat you can tell me a bunch of stuff to see you want to talk about freemasons go for it i'll talk about it i don't i'm

not going to

Speaker 235: talk about something i don't know though i'm only going to say what i observe

Speaker 17: and i'm going to be objective and reasonable without talking about

anything and like

Speaker 17: i said that about charlie kirk i'm like his assassination

Speaker 46: by a leftist is damn valuable politically to the republicans

Speaker 85: and to israel and

look at

Speaker 85: how they capitalized on that afterward. Um, And really fast and kind of organized. Actually, that's an interesting point. The amount of which it appears that both the Republican Party or Republicans in general and Israel related things capitalized immediately and well upon the Charlie Kirk thing

Would you

Speaker 85: say it's more

like better

Speaker 85: efforts and

Speaker 78: organization than

then

Speaker 78: the FBI actually telling us what's going on because I don't kind of just had that thought

anyway you're

Speaker 78: not allowed to think these things Casey no thinking uh

Speaker 17: from Alex I

face safe

Speaker 17: uh they make K cars illegal in my state they

Speaker 45: did in Rhode Island

why because

Speaker 45: they're small why can't you import them if they're over a certain

Speaker 119: age right we're talking like the auto

zam and

Speaker 119: the Honda what's the name green puff or something you know what i mean the k cars can you get a figaro a figaro is

Speaker 45: nissan made that

k cars are the tiny

Speaker 45: little japanese cars why do they make them illegal i can drive a 1960s mini cooper around it's

just as

Speaker 45: little stupid stupid oh

this'll be

Speaker 104: good i just found out that ben shapiro praised the book i bought in 2020 called debunking

The

Speaker 236: 1619 project. I don't know what any of that is. I have no comment

Speaker 56 (lower-pitched voice): Okay All right, well, what

Speaker 45: time is it here guys? Oh, wow. It's 12:56. How long have I been doing this a while? Okay, so it's one o'clock. I've been having a lot of fun with you guys. I hope you did as well I think I'm gonna go soon. I really just wanted to

Speaker 21: bring up it like I don't want to keep doing this

and

Speaker 21: um

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): ranty stuff i just i think it's constructive and not holy so i'm i'm

i'm done just like running

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): around like an idiot i don't want to do automotive youtube it's dumb it is

Speaker 21: fake and gay um i mean i still will

do car

Speaker 21: stuff but i'm not going to do it to try to be a big deal i'm only going to

do if i think it

Speaker 21: matters same thing with this

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): other so i guess i'm

going to figure

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): something out

and do

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): something Obama pissed me off and lied to everybody. The left had been lying to everybody about cars

so I

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): made the Omega car. American educational system sucks. We're not helping anybody. Anybody good, get anywhere. We keep them all down

That's why I

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): did Genius Garage. And then our president in the back

lied to

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): everybody's face and say Americans aren't smart enough. That's why we need H-1Bs. That's an absolute lie. They're all spitting in our face, even though I

did Genius

Speaker 13 (lower-pitched voice): Garage, which there's no support for

I don't

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): know. YouTube and social media now is garbage. So

I guess

Speaker 129 (lower-pitched voice): I'm going to have to find something else out to do

Oh

Speaker 234: somebody wants to talk about Tartaria. Oh, that's a subject, sir

Okay. Well, my

Speaker 62: friends, that's all I got. I'm just going to let this go for a little bit longer and eat my salad. And

If

Speaker 62: you've got something cool to say, say it. Otherwise

Speaker 237: you can talk smack to each other in the comments. And

you can

Speaker 237: watch me eat a salad until I apparently have some value to bring to you

Speaker 106 (lower-pitched voice): asking the companies that hire genius garage grads to be kind and sponsor the students yeah

after i go through a

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): million to one hr ceo bullshit emails and stuff wasting my whole life away they'll donate five hundred dollars

or

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): the CEO will have a small amount of money doing it like it's a big deal, and then

tell us

Speaker 165: where he wants us to go so he can trade us around like they're helping and doing a big deal when they're not. They're

not going to do

Speaker 60 (lower-pitched voice): shit. No

company gives a

Speaker 60 (lower-pitched voice): crap out of anybody. No CEO has a pair of balls of money that he makes. They're

all gutless corporate losers who

Speaker 238: don't care about anybody. Or the future. Somebody

Speaker 127 (lower-pitched voice): writes, okay, well

Speaker 136: don't build the Omega car. They won't let you

In all

Speaker 136: caps. Well, one, I already built it

And nobody stopped me. Okay. but that's a

Speaker 239: silly thing to say because what do you want me to build? You want me to build a big factory? I don't have any money. I

can't even find an

Speaker 147: investment to do a material startup company. Do everything from home goods to car

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): parts and stuff. I already know how to acquire a car company and then change it to be better while meeting regs now and make a better product

There's no

Speaker 240: direction

You

Speaker 164: know, all the money out there now for private equity investment

Speaker 51: stuff is only going into AI. It's only going into the AI bubble because none of these fucks give a damn about

Speaker 193: actually creating anything better. They just want power and money. Easy. And I've come to despise private equity

Speaker 241: Losers. They're just losers that made money

Private equity is

Speaker 242: nothing more than people who sold a company

made a

Speaker 242: bunch of money. Now they don't know what to do with themselves. So they want to use their money to

make more

Speaker 242: money doing the

Speaker 47: same thing. So they look for quick ways to make money, gut things out, ruin culture, ruin jobs. They don't care. They just want money. It's pathetic. Go do something with your life. Find some meaning

and value

Speaker 47: in society. You suck. I'm not wealthy and I've done more than

Speaker 15: these assholes

are done can I retrofit an existing car

Speaker 243: to be an Omega car

Speaker 244: no

Speaker 245: no

well so it kind of

Speaker 245: disappoints me when people see the Omega car And it gets the numbers

Speaker 88: and everything it is. And they're like, what is your magic trick with the engine that makes it does those things

Can you put

Speaker 88: your engine in my 1985

Speaker 246: Chevy truck

Get that

Speaker 246: kind of 100-mile gown real fast

No. Why does the car do

Speaker 88: those things

You

Speaker 88: want to know a secret

about it

Speaker 88: Just look at it. Here's the

first clue. Just look at it. Why do

Speaker 247: people complicate

things so

Speaker 242: much? Students in Genius Garage

they never

Speaker 242: get this. I think school does this to them. This is where school

ruins

Speaker 193: people. I'll ask them a question. Because I want them to have an aha moment and understand a concept. That

could be

Speaker 193: engineering or anything

And I ask them

Speaker 187: a question, and they get nervous and try to give me this long-ass complex answer that just sounds smart. I'm like, no, stop. Simplest

answer is

Speaker 187: the right one

It could just be like a

Speaker 186: one-word answer is right. Like the simplest, dumbest-seeming answer is usually the right one

Right. And that

Speaker 186: blows their minds and they'd like think I'm some kind of idiot. It's like they've literally been conditioned to be complicated idiots in school and not get things. It's weird. It's a weird effect. Like I kind of wish you guys could just follow me around Genius Garage for a week and see when these moments pop up because it's amazing. It's really like

you can

Speaker 186: literally see these students' minds have been programmed by the stupidity of school

And they can't

Speaker 186: even have the intelligence to just think of the simplest

Speaker 68: answer

Because they're

Speaker 39: afraid it's going to sound dumb

Even though

Speaker 39: it's right

Have you guys

Speaker 39: experienced this

A truck can haul everything. A

Speaker 218: car can just haul ass

Well, that may

Speaker 218: be true in a

Speaker 71: metaphorical type of way. But I'll say yes to you, sir

Remember one

Speaker 71: thing. I'll

say yes to you, sir. I can

Speaker 71: sleep in my car

but I

Speaker 71: can't drive

Speaker 186: my house. That's Casey wisdom right there. Maybe I actually don't know that. That's

stupid

Speaker 15: wisdom. But

I do

Speaker 15: remember when I was a little kid in the eighties, I thought an F40 was cool. And

I told my

Speaker 15: dad, dad, can we buy a Ferrari F40

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): He's like, no, we can't afford it. We would have to sell everything we own

and

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): live

Speaker 17: in the car i

don't even know if

Speaker 17: we could afford that that's

Speaker 49: what he said i'm like

and i

Speaker 49: thought about it as a

kid i'm like can

Speaker 49: we do that which

is sad let's think

Speaker 37 (higher-pitched voice): about this

my father despite working his ass off his

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): whole life genuinely we never got

Speaker 65: to go on vacations

If he did

Speaker 65: sell everything he owned at that time to buy an F-40 and

just worked as a

Speaker 118: bartender, he would

be wealthier

Speaker 118: today by owning that F-40

Speaker 248: than working his

ass off

Speaker 248: as a solid American

And I

Speaker 164: think when we realize how this game is actually

played, We

Speaker 164: should be really fucking pissed off

And I think it's

Speaker 249: time that we legally make all of the politicians' lives a

Speaker 92: living fucking hell on earth of accountability

Something else I'll tell

Speaker 250: you

As a

Speaker 250: blue-collared type of person who works on shiny, fancy things now and then, I'm going to give you this other thought

A couple of them. Your time is

Speaker 239: worth the same amount whether you're working on a $1,500 Toyota Camry

or $100

Speaker 252: million Ferrari

They

Speaker 253: exist

if you're going to

Speaker 252: be allowed

Speaker 254: to

And there's two

Speaker 255: sides to that. One, if you can focus your time on

anything that will

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): move your life forward more, that makes sense. That's why being an automotive

Speaker 155 (lower-pitched voice): YouTuber, I tried to tell people all these modifications on your car is stupid unless it's for a purpose and the money and investment going in is worth it. which is not

Speaker 5 (lower-pitched voice): in the case of the streetcar. To modify the heck of a streetcar, you never get your money or time back. And the people, the argument, well, it's fun. I'm like, yeah, that's the

Speaker 68: same argument for doing drugs. You don't do that either, right? You're just hurting yourself

The other

Speaker 68: point to

make that

Speaker 68: about

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): that is, and this bothered me because I worked

Speaker 239: on fancy cars for people. I hate it. I hate it. I won't do it. I won't do it. I will not work on fancy-ass sports cars for rich guys

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): anymore. Ferraris, Lamborghinis, doesn't matter. And here's why

they

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): don't appreciate you. You

have massive

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): liability and risk. If one idiot drops a washer down the wrong place and you trash a $100,000 engine, it'll take you the next two months to build. You're on the hook to this rich guy who now hates you. Devalues the

Speaker 47: car. Maybe it'll sue you because it devalues the car even though you fix it perfectly. If you accidentally scratch

Speaker 46: it walking by, you just destroyed everything

any

Speaker 46: money you make on working on the thing and now you're paying to fix it and they hate you

and you're so damn

Speaker 46: intelligent that you have to figure out a complex old system like a complicated ferrari that you could be working as an aerospace

Speaker 51: engineer or mechanic oftentimes cars owned by people that are idiot trust fund babies and stuff that have done nothing with their lives that'll fuck with your head but you know

If you

Speaker 66: make a, let's say you make $100, it's nice even taking, say $100 an hour. You make $100 working on, $100 an hour working on

Speaker 52: a Corvette

But let's say it's a

Speaker 52: 10 million fancy Ferrari race car with all techie whiz-bang stuff. Maybe it's a $50 million vintage car. You're

still going to get

Speaker 256: paid $100 an hour

Something's wrong

Speaker 257: with that

Okay

Speaker 228: maybe not but I choose not to work on fancy things for

Speaker 186: other people because I'm not your indentured servant slave bitch go fuck yourself

Speaker 51: I'll

build a

Speaker 51: product and sell it

That I

Speaker 51: think is nice, but I'm tired of it. I'm tired. I'm tired of being used, abused, manipulated. I'm tired of our entire culture being that way. I'm tired of our communities being used, abused and manipulated from these data centers coming in and all these sick politicians, these stupid tech

Speaker 76: bro billionaire pieces of garbage. I hate them. I hate them. I'm in Ohio, and with the fiery, burning passion of a thousand suns, I hate Vivek Ramaswamy's existence. I hate what he's about. I hate this guy being shoved up all of our asses. I hate it all. It's a farce. It's fake. It's

Speaker 25: gay. It's evil. It's wrong. I hate it

It all ties in

Speaker 85: together

Speaker 258: Okay. That's all I got

uh

Speaker 85: anybody got anything fun yeah this is our town hall

me

Speaker 136: too deuteronomy 32 i should turn it took the bible out of here it's in the other room what's deuteronomy 32 mean tell me okay i'm not going to

look it

Speaker 136: up on the computer that seems wrong although if you tell me it's coming from the computer so that seems wrong somebody flip actual pages and be a human being the rich know how to manipulate of course

they do

Speaker 136: doesn't mean they're bad but a lot of

Speaker 132: them are

It is

Speaker 132: annoying that the sociopath, pathological, manipulative tendencies are what the ones lead to people becoming in big positions of power

Speaker 53: and money. That's really a horror show. That's actually one of the places I think our society breaks

down in

Speaker 53: general. I

don't

Speaker 51: know if you can really fix that so easy, but that really is one of

the flaws of our society. Yeah. there's

Speaker 131 (lower-pitched voice): gods to avenge is that the Deuteronomy

open

Speaker 228: a new shop GFY garage yeah I told rich

Speaker 78: people to GFY I really have pick up your car I'm done let's talk about no pick it up GFY

Speaker 260: nope

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): you're going to treat me like a human being with respect or pick up your car in GFY

I

Speaker 1 (lower-pitched voice): don't care

trying to send $100

Speaker 11: super chat but it keeps making you edit and won't

Speaker 136: send well

sir say what you

Speaker 136: need to now and be so kind as to go to the genius garage website for the nonprofit and just donate that hundred dollars directly to the nonprofit you'll even get a write-off Actually, I don't like asking for money. I'm not an asking for money kind of guy because I'm going to be self-responsible and I'll take care of myself if

Speaker 85: need be. But if anybody feels happy enough from this or inspired by anything going on and saying, will you please consider going to the Genius Garage website? I think it's geniusgarageracing.com and there's a place where you can donate money

That goes to

Speaker 85: the nonprofit. That's