Speaker 1: Like painting a picture with words.
Speaker 2: We're more like colored by numbers, and we're way outside
Speaker 2: of whine.
Speaker 1: He's a bad artist. Worse morning.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: She is he coming up from moment? What do you
Speaker 1: have on the way? Do she coming up? In the news.
Speaker 3: I have a story about a guy we've talked about
Speaker 3: in the past.
Speaker 1: Who is like the perfect person.
Speaker 3: He spent all this money, all this time, things he's
Speaker 3: wanted to do to make himself perfect.
Speaker 1: Now he's come forward. His name is Brian Johnson. He's like, ooh,
Speaker 1: might have made a mistake. Why is he saying that?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you the story, all right, We'll get to
Speaker 1: that in just a moment. Marcia says, I rode my
Speaker 1: tricycle down the street when I was three years old
Speaker 1: and stood there with my thumb out hitchhiking. I was three,
Speaker 1: and my mother came and spanked me all the way back.
Speaker 1: Guess what, I never did that again. We'll get her now,
Speaker 1: very successful because she was spaink Lee, Hi Jeff, you're
Speaker 1: on Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning Lee, Hi Jeff, Hey,
Speaker 1: good morning Rover. Hey.
Speaker 4: I wanted to just share you know, I was I
Speaker 4: was spanked, you know, for when I was bad as
Speaker 4: a child. But as soon as I hit like puberty
Speaker 4: and I was starting to approach like six foot, one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty pounds, my dad started to get a
Speaker 4: little more creative.
Speaker 1: With his punishments. What would he do?
Speaker 4: So I ended up getting in a fight after school
Speaker 4: and basically I beat up a kid right on his
Speaker 4: front lawn. By the time I walked back home, I
Speaker 4: guess his mother must have looked up in the directory
Speaker 4: and called my.
Speaker 1: Parents, because as soon.
Speaker 4: As I got home, my dad was so livid, but
Speaker 4: he didn't want to lay a hand on me because
Speaker 4: you know, I was significantly larger. Well, my punishment was
Speaker 4: to be locked in my room, which wouldn't have been
Speaker 4: so bad because I had TV, you know, PlayStation, all
Speaker 4: that fun stuff.
Speaker 5: But he would turn the circuit breaker off to the road.
Speaker 1: You havehing to do. This would be four cell phones too,
Speaker 1: so then you can just sit on your cell phone all.
Speaker 4: Day, solitary confinement in darkness. It was a very interesting
Speaker 4: form of punishment.
Speaker 1: No lights, no lights, circuit breakers. That nothing I did get.
Speaker 4: I did get a couple of slices of bread and
Speaker 4: a gallon of water, but then that was that was
Speaker 4: locked on.
Speaker 1: How long I might have seen this on the news.
Speaker 1: When did you escape? Wow?
Speaker 4: No, it would one night of that will change your
Speaker 4: mind really quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Lehi, Jeff, thank you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What were you going to say? All right? All right,
Speaker 1: all right, A couple of slices of bread. Don't forget
Speaker 1: that was That was how the up until recently.
Speaker 2: That was how the US Navy would punish, you know,
Speaker 2: sailors that broke the laws, broke you know, military regulations.
Speaker 2: They would be confined to an area of ship they
Speaker 2: called the break, which is like a miniature jail, and.
Speaker 1: That's all they would get.
Speaker 2: But then a thing as early as maybe ten years ago,
Speaker 2: I think it's curtailed that practice.
Speaker 1: They cut the power in there too.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I'm saying curtail the Britain water, the feeding
Speaker 2: of bread and water.
Speaker 1: They'd just give you a regular meal, all right, Tuji,
Speaker 1: are you ready for the shizzy? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Here we go, Kittay On rovers morning, Glory.
Speaker 1: New York City.
Speaker 3: How the officials confirmed a seventh death in connection to
Speaker 3: the Lesionniers outbreak on the Upper East Side of New York.
Speaker 3: So that number is a lot. Seven people dead it's
Speaker 3: confirmed last night one of the six people who was
Speaker 3: still hospitalized from the illness ended up dying. So officials
Speaker 3: have repeatedly said no new cases have been found since
Speaker 3: July twenty first, So if there is a little bit
Speaker 3: of good news on that side, hopefully they can contain that.
Speaker 3: State police are investigating an incident that happened at the
Speaker 3: Orange County Fair last night, where a circus show was
Speaker 3: interrupted after a performer was hit with an arrow and
Speaker 3: sent to the hospital.
Speaker 1: Oh, this was not last night. I don't know where
Speaker 1: you're getting this from. This wasn't. Oh it says here
Speaker 1: last night.
Speaker 3: No, Oh, okay, when was this then?
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see.
Speaker 3: The performer was airlifted to the Medical Center Westchester Medical Center,
Speaker 3: where the arrow was surgically removed from his neck.
Speaker 1: No one in the audience was injured. This happened on
Speaker 1: Friday night, Sunday night. Ohot Friday, yes, one week ago today. Oh, okay.
Speaker 7: The video of the circus, the ring master, circus, the
Speaker 7: ring master.
Speaker 1: Okay, give me a check and I probably to Oh,
Speaker 1: here it is here it is.
Speaker 8: We spoke with ringmaster Benjamin Jackson, who has seen this
Speaker 8: act been done many times.
Speaker 9: Well last night, unfortunately, when she shot the crossbow, it
Speaker 9: caught him in his neck. The good news is she
Speaker 9: caught him right at the very corner.
Speaker 1: Of the neck. There was no blood nothing.
Speaker 10: The performer was then taking it.
Speaker 1: I've wondered this because I I went to this thing
Speaker 1: B two and I went to uh like a circus
Speaker 1: performance cirt Berserk is what it was called, at Winter
Speaker 1: Wonderland and Hyde Park in London. She really liked it.
Speaker 1: It's it's it was a good show and they're doing
Speaker 1: stuff like that, They're shooting arrows, flaming arrows or whatever.
Speaker 1: And I was like, is that even fake? Because I
Speaker 1: was I was wondering, like it almost seemed like the
Speaker 1: the noise was so loud when the arrow would hit
Speaker 1: the like the thing behind the guy is he's tied
Speaker 1: up there or whatever? Yeah, I'm like is that just
Speaker 1: sound effects? Are they making this? Are they amplifying this? Like?
Speaker 1: How real is this? I guess I guess it. I
Speaker 1: guess it is real? Could have killed this person anyway?
Speaker 3: Go on, So biohacker Brian Johnson. He is a billionaire
Speaker 3: and we have talked about him before. He is forty
Speaker 3: eight years old and He has always talked about wanting
Speaker 3: to have the perfect life.
Speaker 1: He wants to live forever, be perfect, look, amazing, perfect body.
Speaker 1: He'll do whatever it takes.
Speaker 3: He has claimed he wants to have the body of
Speaker 3: an eighteen year old. And the things that he has done,
Speaker 3: for example, and again we've talked about this on the show,
Speaker 3: injecting himself with his son's blood plasma, and he's tweeted
Speaker 3: details about reports on his wife's vagina. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 3: he has.
Speaker 1: Also because his girlfriend he's not married, is he says,
Speaker 1: his wife's okay. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So anyway, he is just health obsessed and he wants
Speaker 3: to conquer death. Well, he says, I might have taken
Speaker 3: it too far.
Speaker 1: What did I do? He has apparently.
Speaker 3: Revealed he's developed an autoimmune guestritist situation. It's an incurable
Speaker 3: chronic condition where the immune system mistakenly starts to attack
Speaker 3: healthy cells in the Stef's.
Speaker 1: Rejecting like eight hundred things a day, and he's doing
Speaker 1: all this crazy stuff and wackos look at this and
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, he must know what he's doing, and
Speaker 1: he has absolutely no clue. He's just and he's a
Speaker 1: I don't know who would ever trust this guy. I
Speaker 1: know they made a documentary on this guy. Oh really
Speaker 1: on Netflix, but no, I have no interest because the
Speaker 1: guy's not This is not serious science or anything. This
Speaker 1: is just a nonsense. I don't know if that's what
Speaker 1: caused this autoimmune thing. Could be, wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he he's like.
Speaker 1: I've been thinking a lot.
Speaker 3: I might have taken this too far because now everything
Speaker 3: has changed.
Speaker 1: When you love that, right, there's somebody that wants Snitzer
Speaker 1: to get spanked. Knitzer is such a baby. He says,
Speaker 1: I've been spanked. He sits there and makes fun of
Speaker 1: Jeffrey every day. But if anyone disagrees with him, he
Speaker 1: instantly pounts and he calls you a dumb ass. Spank
Speaker 1: his old ass. He needs here going there? Yeah, go
Speaker 1: in there, do it? Yeah that works.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: You know we were talking about spanking people in diapers
Speaker 1: earlier today, like that kid, and I guess we get
Speaker 1: spanked Schnitzer and his diaper there go on if I
Speaker 1: was wearing him.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The BBC's documentary on Jared Leto's alleged sexual misconduct has
Speaker 3: caused a tweet from twenty eighteen to get new life
Speaker 3: It's a tweet from actor Dylan Sprouse, and if you remember,
Speaker 3: Leto has been accused by multiple women of being inappropriate
Speaker 3: with them while under ah so Sprouse's tweet read, yo
Speaker 3: at Jared Leto, Now that you've slid into the DMS
Speaker 3: of every female model aged eighteen to twenty five, what
Speaker 3: would you say your success rate is?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: The interesting part about this is director James Gunn His
Speaker 3: response at the time, which has seemed to be deleted now,
Speaker 3: it said he starts at eighteen on the internet.
Speaker 7: He starts at eighteen on the internet, so he's citing
Speaker 7: the girls dms eighteen to whatever.
Speaker 1: And then James was going, oh, at least he waits
Speaker 1: till eighteen on the internet, right but elsewhere, Oh, in
Speaker 1: real life he's going after younger. So that doesn't look
Speaker 1: it doesn't None of this stuff looks good for the guy,
Speaker 1: absolutely none of it. I don't know how he's like
Speaker 1: he I don't think he'll be able to and that
Speaker 1: what's the other guy? What's the British guy? Uh Russell Brand?
Speaker 3: Like Russell Brand, I think is I don't see.
Speaker 1: That guy ever? Like he his career is? Was his
Speaker 1: career already over? Like was he okay? So there were
Speaker 1: a lot of allegations about him that have come out,
Speaker 1: But was his career already over for whatever reason?
Speaker 11: Like well he went to I always thought he was
Speaker 11: like a liberal lefty, but he switched to the other
Speaker 11: side and went we were religious and really right wing.
Speaker 1: I think did he do that after he was accused
Speaker 1: of all these crimes or before? Good question. I think
Speaker 1: it might have been after, But like he was in
Speaker 1: movies and stuff he was, maybe there was, and then
Speaker 1: he sort of seemed to drop off. Maybe think yeah,
Speaker 1: And I think she didn't like some of the stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think she's a big fan of his,
Speaker 1: and I think he might have been doing some weird
Speaker 1: stuff with her. But you know, if a guy is
Speaker 1: a pain in the ass or a creep or whatever,
Speaker 1: word gets around and eventually I'm not saying it completely
Speaker 1: derails your career, but people who are making movies, they go,
Speaker 1: you know, we have a lot of people we cast.
Speaker 1: Why cast this guy who's going to be a potential
Speaker 1: liability for what we're doing here. It causes a lot
Speaker 1: of headaches Because Russell brand I think his career was
Speaker 1: already on the decline. But I don't see him recovering this.
Speaker 1: Jared leto Guy, I don't see his band, you know.
Speaker 1: I say that, But look at Marilyn Manson. Though Marion
Speaker 1: Manson had all these same accusations, He's still out there
Speaker 1: touring and doing whatever and and whatnot gone.
Speaker 3: And finally, Lollapalooza is underway in Chicago. The annual four
Speaker 3: day music festival kick off yesterday at Chicago's Grant Park.
Speaker 3: It draws tens of thousands of fans to see dozens
Speaker 3: of acts playing on eight stages. Last night's headliner was Lord,
Speaker 3: who had to pause the show a few times after
Speaker 3: fans in the front row started to pass out in
Speaker 3: the heat.
Speaker 1: So Lalapalooza kicks on.
Speaker 7: You couldn't watch it somewhere. I remember because I turned
Speaker 7: it on last night with two feeds, Hulu or Disney.
Speaker 1: I think to watch it? Did you watch any of
Speaker 1: the bands? I saw Lord, and then I turned it off?
Speaker 1: Was it? I was just seeing who was on Lord?
Speaker 1: Does Lord have more than that one song?
Speaker 6: She had?
Speaker 7: She had a comeback song, I thought, says that song
Speaker 7: is a big song.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she's had anything else. It's a
Speaker 1: good song. I like that song when it catching tennis court.
Speaker 1: Don't you think tennis court going? How old people? So,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I heard this.
Speaker 7: One wasn't as big as Royals.
Speaker 1: But it's pretty big. It's well, you know, I was
Speaker 1: just reading something. I don't know how old this chick
Speaker 1: was when she put out a song. I think she
Speaker 1: was pretty young. I was reading something about pack you know,
Speaker 1: the Loser, the first song that he put out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I worked in She's I don't know what what
Speaker 1: year did that come out? Ninety four? I don't know, though,
Speaker 1: let me see here Beck lose her When did this
Speaker 1: come out?
Speaker 6: Three?
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety three? So I was in high school at
Speaker 1: the time. It's new and then I started working in
Speaker 1: radio a few years later, and the story that was always,
Speaker 1: what's the story about that song?
Speaker 7: Where did he record it? We recorded in the eighties.
Speaker 7: I watched some video about this recently for some reason.
Speaker 1: I did too. You got served it after I watched it.
Speaker 1: He's like, they know what you're doing and what you're
Speaker 1: watching and who you know.
Speaker 7: He recorded in the eighties with some rapper I don't remember.
Speaker 7: The guy that made the beat was making beats for
Speaker 7: some huge rap artists and well, I don't remember the.
Speaker 1: Video, but that Yeah, I don't remember exactly who he
Speaker 1: made the song with. But what's weird about this is
Speaker 1: that the story that was going around it's a completely
Speaker 1: different story than what was going around at the time.
Speaker 1: At the time, everybody, the rumor, whatever you'd see on TV,
Speaker 1: in the media, listening to the radio, was that he
Speaker 1: recorded that song in his kitchen at his house. Totally
Speaker 1: made up. That's not at all what happened really, and
Speaker 1: he went to like some other dude's place and they
Speaker 1: like a profession producer and recorded the song I swear
Speaker 1: to God for ever. It was, Yes, obviously made up.
Speaker 1: Pr story sounded cool at the time, but he also sat.
Speaker 7: On the song for like three recorded the eighties, right,
Speaker 7: I don't know if it was just sat around. He's like, okay,
Speaker 7: recorded a song, nobody's ever gonna hear it, and then
Speaker 7: somehow it got released way later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it was always didn't you hear that? Stints
Speaker 1: because you were around back then. I mean, uh, didn't
Speaker 1: you always hear that he recorded that in his kitchen?
Speaker 1: I think so?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I remember because I was in one of my
Speaker 11: colleges there taking a Spanish class and asking my Spanish teacher,
Speaker 11: what does sowy imperatidor mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and apparently it doesn't actually have a literal translation.
Speaker 1: They couldn't figure it out. And it's he mentions that
Speaker 1: in that video too, of what they It was before
Speaker 1: Google Translate and all that for the Internet. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it was web browsing, right, Yeah, it was the
Speaker 1: early days of the Internet.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's about the time I moved from AOL to other,
Speaker 1: like really world wide web. I remember a buddy of mine,
Speaker 1: He's like, you need to get off AOL and get
Speaker 1: onto the world Wide Web. And I'm like, wow.
Speaker 7: The person that made this beat was they made the
Speaker 7: beats for the ghetto boys.
Speaker 12: With the teams, got a couple of couches, sleep on
Speaker 12: the love seats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'm just telling you, I mean always the
Speaker 1: story was he recorded this in like five minutes in
Speaker 1: his kitchen at home, and it's absolutely not what happened.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying he went to like a huge studio
Speaker 1: facility or whatever, but like he was working with a
Speaker 1: guy that don't have a whole setup or whatever, you know,
Speaker 1: Like it's still like in a bedroom, right, So I
Speaker 1: don't know if it was. It wasn't like just k
Speaker 1: like an Amiga or something like the guy had a whole.
Speaker 7: You know, I never heard any of the story of
Speaker 7: the songs. I didn't know that that was the rumor
Speaker 7: that he recorded in his kitchen.
Speaker 1: Well, sometimes I'll do that with movies and they'll be like, oh,
Speaker 1: this movie was filmed for you know, twelve thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: He goes, no, it wasn't, but it makes it kind
Speaker 1: of makes for a cool story. I guess, you know
Speaker 1: himself with a kids as string, the slab a turkey
Speaker 1: neck in his hangar from a chigen wing, Craig says,
Speaker 1: it translates to I'm a loser. Yeah, it doesn't though,
Speaker 1: really there's a piece of wax. He's choking on the splinters,
Speaker 1: So what does it translate roughly to I'm a loser?
Speaker 1: I think he might explain it right here, but he
Speaker 1: does explain it in that video that we watched.
Speaker 12: As I was writing it, I was thinking of Chuck
Speaker 12: d from Public Enemy. He was taking a lot of
Speaker 12: disparate imagery and using it to create a.
Speaker 1: Bigger emotion, a bigger picture.
Speaker 12: I wanted the lyrics to have that feeling where it's
Speaker 12: just this stream of images that create a world.
Speaker 1: And the chip pansy.
Speaker 13: So I was a monkey putaint in my paints in
Speaker 13: the mouth to cut the chucky with the plastic eyeballs,
Speaker 13: spray paint the vegetable stock frud skulls with the beefcake pantios.
Speaker 1: When I heard that back, it did not sound like
Speaker 1: Chuck d. It was pretty nerdy.
Speaker 12: So I had this band at the time with some
Speaker 12: friends called Loser, and I played guitar and my friend
Speaker 12: sang and we had a logo for the band and everything.
Speaker 12: I thought it would be funny to make this kind
Speaker 12: of like the theme song. I called up a friend
Speaker 12: that was like, how do well, how does exactly you
Speaker 12: say I'm a loser in Spanish? And there wasn't a
Speaker 12: phrase for it. There's no phrase for I'm a loser
Speaker 12: in Spanish as far as we could figure out, So
Speaker 12: it was just a literal I am lost.
Speaker 7: So it patted it all.
Speaker 1: Right, so it translates to I am lost. I guess
Speaker 1: there you go a little history lesson for it. Pretty cool.
Speaker 1: I like that kind of stuff. It's weird that Charlie
Speaker 1: saw that same video that I did. It must be
Speaker 1: either I watched it and then he gets served it
Speaker 1: or he watched it and then I get served. I
Speaker 1: don't know why, because I don't I'm not a Beck fan.
Speaker 1: I like that song. I enjoyed that song. I like
Speaker 1: O Delay. That album was great.
Speaker 7: And then I never really listened to much Beck since
Speaker 7: I don't search Beck. And I was like, here's a
Speaker 7: story of Loser, and I said, okay, I'll watch that,
Speaker 7: and it was it was how.
Speaker 1: Old is that video? Is it like a new video
Speaker 1: or two months? Yeah? Months and a half. I probably
Speaker 1: watched it about I don't know, a month ago, maybe roughly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: me too, Scott. You're on Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning
Speaker 1: Scott over Yo. What's happening? Oh?
Speaker 5: Not much?
Speaker 6: So I know you're probably going to break here soon,
Speaker 6: but I just wanted to touch base on a couple
Speaker 6: of things. So you guys are talking, Well, you had
Speaker 6: an opinion on like the spanking and the hitting of
Speaker 6: kids before, right, and you're.
Speaker 1: Pretty okay with that now I'm okay with spanking kids. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now, did you get spanked when you were a kid?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 5: Okay, So I don't really ever remember.
Speaker 6: You telling stories. I know like your mom was a
Speaker 6: single mom and didn't really discipline you much. But where
Speaker 6: I'm trying to get at with it. When you hit
Speaker 6: a child, especially like a young one four or five,
Speaker 6: six years old.
Speaker 5: Your end all goal is enforcing enough pain to wear.
Speaker 6: The next time they think about doing whatever they were doing,
Speaker 6: they don't want to do it. That's that's your stance
Speaker 6: on it. Correct.
Speaker 1: I already got I'm already reading text messages over here.
Speaker 1: So I just got lost. What now?
Speaker 6: H what?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 6: So so so again?
Speaker 13: Bye?
Speaker 6: By people physically disciplining their child, what they're trying to do.
Speaker 6: You're trying to instill as much pain as it takes
Speaker 6: for them to realize, Hey, the next time I do this,
Speaker 6: I don't want to do that because I don't want
Speaker 6: to get hit or beat or have physical pain.
Speaker 1: It's a very right. It doesn't require a lot of
Speaker 1: high level reasoning, which children don't have. And so it's
Speaker 1: it's not it's it's a it's a it's a very
Speaker 1: effective mechanism. Ow that hurts. I don't want to do
Speaker 1: that again.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I disagree with you a little bit there
Speaker 6: because like again, if you if you have a kid
Speaker 6: doing the same thing. Let's say he's five years old
Speaker 6: and he does something, you tell him no, he does
Speaker 6: it again, then you spank him if he does it again.
Speaker 6: Do you up the physical abuse every single time until
Speaker 6: they finally get Hey, I don't want to get hit
Speaker 6: with a paddle or a belt or anything like that,
Speaker 6: because you know it hurts.
Speaker 1: Like, first of all, I don't get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I mean, if the kid just continues coming back for
Speaker 1: more after he gets spanked, and he's like, oh, you
Speaker 1: know what, I'll take that, give me, give me some more.
Speaker 1: You got like a maniac kid. You got to lock
Speaker 1: that kid up and on a mental institution or something.
Speaker 6: Everybody got the main thing I'm getting at, there's a
Speaker 6: reason why we don't do that as an adult. So
Speaker 6: like you and your wife, or you and Doogey or
Speaker 6: your coworkers, if your wife, if you ask your wife
Speaker 6: to do something and she didn't do it, or.
Speaker 5: You know, hey, don't don't.
Speaker 6: Don't you know, do the cleaning a certain way and
Speaker 6: she did it, and then you asked her again and
Speaker 6: she did.
Speaker 1: The same thing.
Speaker 7: To the moon.
Speaker 1: But there's there's a.
Speaker 5: Reason of Rover there's a reason as adults we don't
Speaker 5: physically punish each other.
Speaker 1: Scott, it doesn't that. Here's here's the reason. Yeah, here's
Speaker 1: the reason. It's very simple. You're missing the point. We
Speaker 1: don't do that as adults because adults have higher reasoning,
Speaker 1: higher brain function. They can they can understand things, they
Speaker 1: can work things through in their brain. They can work
Speaker 1: through uh, actions and consequences.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: A three year old cannot. And so when an.
Speaker 6: Adult doesn't circcumb to those consequences, Like I said before,
Speaker 6: if you were to spank a kid for doing something,
Speaker 6: then they did it again. There's a reason as adults.
Speaker 6: When you give somebody a punishment at work, and you
Speaker 6: maybe suspend them from work or you know, take away
Speaker 6: a day's worth of pay, and they do that same
Speaker 6: thing again, why wouldn't the next course of action just
Speaker 6: be all right, I'll just punch them in his space
Speaker 6: and then the next time.
Speaker 1: In some countries, the people in some countries don't they.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but we're in the United States.
Speaker 5: We don't do that.
Speaker 1: Oh, we don't execute people. We don't for things that
Speaker 1: they do. We don't put them to death. Okay, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how much more severe punishment you could
Speaker 1: get than that, but we do it so well.
Speaker 6: Those are very severe crimes. So with severe crime, it
Speaker 6: comes a severe punishment. But as a child, as a
Speaker 6: three or four or five year old child, if you
Speaker 6: want to compare it to a crime, what they did wrong.
Speaker 5: Doesn't doesn't execute or doesn't like accept physical punishment. And again,
Speaker 5: a lot of these kids that get hit.
Speaker 6: And abused when they're children, it does something to their
Speaker 6: mental psyche and down the road.
Speaker 1: So nobody's beating their kid punching their kid. I'm not
Speaker 1: advocating that, you just it's just but the kids.
Speaker 5: Again, the kids that get physically punished.
Speaker 6: When they're younger, those are the ones that are more
Speaker 6: apt to hit their kids when they're older or beat
Speaker 6: their wives because that's how they were raised. You did wrong,
Speaker 6: you get a slap on the butt. You did wrong,
Speaker 6: you get your job.
Speaker 1: There's escalating consequences. So you do something bad, you get
Speaker 1: written up, You do it again, you get suspended, you
Speaker 1: do it again, you get fired. That's how things work
Speaker 1: when you're an adult. But you don't have these options
Speaker 1: available to you when you're three years old. And again,
Speaker 1: they don't fully understand because they don't have the same
Speaker 1: reasoning functions that an adult does. So you have to
Speaker 1: use very basic things to discipline.
Speaker 6: Making them understand you're you're making them understand. Physical pain
Speaker 6: is the way to get in the effective it is.
Speaker 1: It is effective. All right, Scott, thank you. I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm getting punched in the head right now. I'd
Speaker 1: like to tell in the head. Let me take a
Speaker 1: quick break. We'll be right back on Rovidge warning Gloriang
Speaker 1: on this Kyle Shanahan car crash, and we're being led
Speaker 1: to believe. I said that this thing sounded fishy from
Speaker 1: the gear very get go, but more of that comes out.
Speaker 1: We talked about what he just said, where he goes, Oh,
Speaker 1: it's my fault and I dropped my phone. If you
Speaker 1: look at the timeline of this, it's a little suspicious,
Speaker 1: and the police are refusing to release anything. In fact,
Speaker 1: they say, quote, nothing will be released related to this accident. Charlie.
Speaker 1: If you were involved in an auto accident, do you
Speaker 1: think the police would refuse to release any details about it?
Speaker 1: They couldn't wait, Yeah, they'd be on their Twitter probably,
Speaker 1: So let me give you a timeline there. So July fourteenth,
Speaker 1: the coach of the forty nine ers is driving to
Speaker 1: Tesla and he collides with an suv. Seems to be
Speaker 1: almost like a head on collision. He told later told
Speaker 1: people that his phone slipped between the seat and the
Speaker 1: center console, and while reaching for it, he took his
Speaker 1: eyes off the road for roughly two seconds, crossed into
Speaker 1: oncoming traffic, and struck a vehicle being driven by a
Speaker 1: twenty one year old woman. He suffered a severe concussion,
Speaker 1: three broken ribs, a broken nose, a broken left hand,
Speaker 1: and a facial wound requiring forty stitches. He said the
Speaker 1: cut was deep enough that his skull was visible. Keep
Speaker 1: in mind he claims he was going twenty miles per hour. Right,
Speaker 1: no seatbelt, must not have had a seatbelt on. He
Speaker 1: couldn't have had a seatbelt. There's no right like not
Speaker 1: to have that kind of injury. Like he really messed
Speaker 1: himself up, did so. This was on July fourteenth. From
Speaker 1: July fifteenth through July twenty fourth, no one knows about this.
Speaker 1: The forty nine ers don't say this, even though the
Speaker 1: cops were there, they responded to this. The media seems
Speaker 1: to have been the like the reporters who cover the
Speaker 1: forty nine ers, they actually knew about this, but no
Speaker 1: one says anything about it. That's pretty strange. When I'm
Speaker 1: really making a question the independence of anybody covering an
Speaker 1: organization like that, they say that, oh, it's the organization.
Speaker 1: The forty nine ers viewed it as a private matter.
Speaker 1: They can't say anything. No, yeah, no, absolutely sure stop yes, no, no, okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's absolutely not true. When something like that happens,
Speaker 1: an NFL team will talk about it. On July twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: they coordinate an announcement at exactly twelve noon. Twelve noon
Speaker 1: is when the team releases a statement saying that Shanahan
Speaker 1: had suffered non life threatening injuries and was going to
Speaker 1: participate in practices and whatnot on a limited basis. One
Speaker 1: minute later, ESPN reports that one minute they post a
Speaker 1: report about it. How they have the information generated within
Speaker 1: one minute. One minute after that, at twelve oh two,
Speaker 1: forty nine ers reporter repost that message at twelve oh three.
Speaker 1: So we have twelve twelve oh one, twelve oh two,
Speaker 1: twelve oh three, all these all in successive order, and
Speaker 1: the reporters apparently might have been bribed to hold this
Speaker 1: information in exchange for other information, additional stuff or additional access.
Speaker 1: Then it turns out that, you know, a lot of
Speaker 1: people knew about this, but they all kept it quiet.
Speaker 1: He then meets with reporters. Shanahan meets with reporters and
Speaker 1: tells them his story about how it was his fault.
Speaker 1: They had this weird glitch in the state database that
Speaker 1: said it was the twenty one year old woman's fault.
Speaker 1: Clerical error. The police said, that's weird. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: very very strange. Shanahan said that he would be willing
Speaker 1: to provide the police report until forty nine Ers Security
Speaker 1: chief Jeremy Jones intervened during the meeting with reporters and says, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: do that. ESPN requested a redacted version protecting the other
Speaker 1: driver's identity, and they declined that. So multiple outlets submitted
Speaker 1: public records requests for the accident report and body cam footage.
Speaker 1: Palo Alto police, where the accident occurred, denied them. They
Speaker 1: said that they could not release the footage. It's exempt
Speaker 1: from disclosure laws because other people appear in the footage. Oh,
Speaker 1: I've never heard this before. Have you ever heard of
Speaker 1: police department?
Speaker 3: Go?
Speaker 1: You know what, we'd love to show you this video.
Speaker 1: Do you think for one second, I just want to
Speaker 1: ask you, if Kyle Shanahan had been shot and killed
Speaker 1: by the police and it turns out that he had
Speaker 1: pulled a gun on the cops and it's like I'm
Speaker 1: going to shoot you, and they shot and killed him,
Speaker 1: do you think that Palo Alto police will go we'd
Speaker 1: love to show you the video that proofs that we
Speaker 1: didn't do anything wrong, but other people appear in the video,
Speaker 1: and therefore we can't in the videos all the time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you blur them out if we exactly, Yeah, they blur
Speaker 1: the face or they black it out. They also said
Speaker 1: that all materials would remain private, even if Shanahan himself
Speaker 1: consented to releasing it, because other people are in the
Speaker 1: footage or in the report. Isn't that very strange something
Speaker 1: something's going on? And oh, by the way, so Shanahan,
Speaker 1: who they go, Oh, yeah, it was just a clerical
Speaker 1: error in the database. Somehow the fault was put on
Speaker 1: the twenty one year old woman. Oh no, that that
Speaker 1: was just oop's honest mistake. In reality, Yeah, yeah, when
Speaker 1: our cops are unseen, Yeah, they did determine that Shanahan was,
Speaker 1: he was the one that was a fault. But our
Speaker 1: officers who were there, they didn't cite him. You got
Speaker 1: no traffic citation for veering into oncoming traffic and getting
Speaker 1: into a head on collision with an suv. And they said, oh, well,
Speaker 1: our officers have they have discretion on whether or not
Speaker 1: they issue a citation. And he didn't get any preferential
Speaker 1: treatment at all. If this had been you, Charlie, and
Speaker 1: let's say you're in Palo Alto, you're visiting your vacation,
Speaker 1: and let's say you drop your phone and you go,
Speaker 1: oh God, damn it, where's my phone. You're fumbling around,
Speaker 1: and you veer into oncoming traffic and you slam head
Speaker 1: onto it into a twenty one year old woman driving
Speaker 1: an suv. You major injuries and whatnot. You think they
Speaker 1: would just go like, hey, you know what you look like,
Speaker 1: kind of a nice guy. I don't want to much.
Speaker 1: Tons of stuff.
Speaker 7: You'd be brought in, you'd have to do a blood
Speaker 7: test to make sure you're not drunk.
Speaker 1: It would be you wouldn't just walk, you wouldn't. You
Speaker 1: couldn't just call somebody for a write home. So there
Speaker 1: is something that there is something going on. I don't
Speaker 1: know what it is. I'm not I don't but some
Speaker 1: of the accusations I don't have. I don't know what
Speaker 1: it is. I feel like they just let them go
Speaker 1: and now they feel stupid about it.
Speaker 9: Nice.
Speaker 7: You know, it's spiraling out of out of that hiding
Speaker 7: that they just let them go and they're trying to
Speaker 7: cover that.
Speaker 1: There's something that they're trying to cover up. There's something
Speaker 1: that was said on that video of oh, we should
Speaker 1: just let them go or whatever, like, yeah, there's something
Speaker 1: that came out, no doubt about it. That's something that's
Speaker 1: on that video and they don't want that made public.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of a conspiracy theory. You know
Speaker 1: who loves conspiracy theories. Roxanne? She went on Roxanne. Yes,
Speaker 1: she loves conspiracy theories. And she's not on the phone. Oh,
Speaker 1: she's on video. She's on a video. Nice. Good morning, Rocks. Ah,
Speaker 1: how al, I'm good.
Speaker 10: I heard you wanted me to call.
Speaker 13: I didn't know I could call on videos, So first
Speaker 13: time for everything.
Speaker 1: This is a very interesting room that you're in right now.
Speaker 1: It looks kind of like a purple uh, it looks
Speaker 1: like a dungeon almost behind you. What is what's going
Speaker 1: on with this wall behind you?
Speaker 10: This is my bedroom?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right.
Speaker 13: I was afraid you were going to make me show
Speaker 13: you stuff in my room. I was like, it's not
Speaker 13: really ready for so I didn't clean it.
Speaker 1: You have a purple wall and then the other wall
Speaker 1: looks like it's painted like it's some sort of like stone,
Speaker 1: like a stone wall. It's not real stone. But the dungeon,
Speaker 1: they were all.
Speaker 13: Orange when I moved in, and I painted each one
Speaker 13: white and then I just put like, I left the
Speaker 13: gray ones great because there was a few gray.
Speaker 10: Ones, but they were all orange and yellow and it
Speaker 10: was pretty ugly.
Speaker 1: So I just can't white rock sand. You probably would
Speaker 1: not get into a sports related conspiracy with Kyle Shanahan,
Speaker 1: but if you heard anything of what I was just
Speaker 1: saying there, it stinks, right, cops aren't releasing this body
Speaker 1: cam footage of his head on collision. You're into conspiracy theories.
Speaker 1: This is no doubt a conspiracy theory, right, I.
Speaker 10: Missed the whole part of it.
Speaker 13: You're right, I hate sports, but I do think you know,
Speaker 13: if they're not showing the footage, then obviously they're covering
Speaker 13: something up.
Speaker 6: Share.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Now you want to be a model,
Speaker 1: you say. She she's thirty six years old, Charlie, she
Speaker 1: wants to make it in modeling. She asked, what kind
Speaker 1: of like what kind of stuff would you model?
Speaker 8: Well, like clothing like that stupid Seen company or Fashion
Speaker 8: Nova cut like these stupid slutty clothes.
Speaker 10: Oh sorry, I don't know.
Speaker 1: And I thought you're anti slut You were for years.
Speaker 1: You've been saying that women are too slutty and that
Speaker 1: it's you know, it's bad to be so.
Speaker 7: Her boyfriend or husband came and watched porn or anything,
Speaker 7: and now you're gonna take slut pictures.
Speaker 1: Interesting. Curiously, No, I didn't say that.
Speaker 10: I said, okay, there, it's a fine line.
Speaker 8: So, like, basically what I was saying is it's a
Speaker 8: struggle between trying to not be study but also trying
Speaker 8: to compete with those who are to still be attractive
Speaker 8: or more attractive. Like so if you're not like behaving
Speaker 8: like that, you know in real life, like you have
Speaker 8: one partner, you're monogamous, but you still want to be
Speaker 8: like the hottest one in their eyes. You basically end
Speaker 8: up becoming your own worst enemy because in order to
Speaker 8: keep your man's attention on you and to keep him, like,
Speaker 8: you know, not looking elsewhere. You know, you have to
Speaker 8: really like sort of spoop to their level in your own.
Speaker 13: Which is okay with your men, but you get what
Speaker 13: I'm saying, You then look like one of them.
Speaker 1: So totally makes sense. I'm following exactly everything she's shaying,
Speaker 1: aren't you guys? Yeah? Wouldn't we get to see the
Speaker 1: slut pictures? Ah?
Speaker 13: I have an Instagram It's at roxy love Joy but
Speaker 13: roxy with an eye r x I love joy love Joy.
Speaker 13: Uh yeah, because my middle name is Joy.
Speaker 1: So I so you have a lot of slut pictures
Speaker 1: on there that we could that we could check out.
Speaker 13: They aren't that slutty though. I feel like I'm more
Speaker 13: of a classier version of this.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can very classy boobs are hanging out
Speaker 1: in a classy way right now, aren't they? Guys?
Speaker 13: Very very great Instagram Instagram like I have, like I've
Speaker 13: seen girls. But I'm kind of like an amateur, I
Speaker 13: guess because I never did do these.
Speaker 10: Kind of photos, and if I did, I.
Speaker 13: Felt like an idiot, Like I still feel dumb doing it.
Speaker 13: I laugh every time I pose like these girls, they like,
Speaker 13: it's nothing to them. They're like, you know, pros at it.
Speaker 13: So I guess that you could call me an amateur.
Speaker 1: Every girl, for whatever reason, they all want to be models.
Speaker 1: Every every single of girls or ninety nine percent, they
Speaker 1: all want to be models. And I look at it,
Speaker 1: go why would anybody want They.
Speaker 7: Don't really have to do anything. You just standing around,
Speaker 7: be hot, People give you free stuff, and you get money.
Speaker 1: It's really the perfect job. But here's the problem. I
Speaker 1: think that a lot of these jobs, modeling jobs, they're
Speaker 1: all gonna they're all gonna disappear. Why ai oh ai yep,
Speaker 1: Like she's talking about I want to model clothes for
Speaker 1: some Chinese company or something. Now they will just they
Speaker 1: don't need the hassle. They can they can click like
Speaker 1: two buttons and now that hot ass model is perfectly proportioned,
Speaker 1: is in every outfit that they have. Not gonna complain,
Speaker 1: doesn't show up late, don't have to pay the model.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're all modyls are gonna disappear. For the
Speaker 1: most part, I think porn is going to uh. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of porn. All these girls are making
Speaker 1: big bucks off of only fans or making porn that's
Speaker 1: gonna disappear because we're gonna have AI generated porn that's
Speaker 1: going to be indistinguishable from real porn.
Speaker 10: And I would argue that because I researched.
Speaker 13: A little on only fans, and I've seen no funds
Speaker 13: because they're doing their thing.
Speaker 10: But I've seen not like.
Speaker 13: What you would find attractive women, like, you know, sort
Speaker 13: of I would say, like gross, maybe looking like figgers,
Speaker 13: Like I don't know what to say, but it's not
Speaker 13: like this hot supermodel look that is getting all these
Speaker 13: subscribers still, And so how.
Speaker 1: Can AI be that?
Speaker 13: AI can only look like a perfect supermodel right, like
Speaker 13: unless you tell it to make like all these imperfections included. Like,
Speaker 13: but I really feel like guys like real stuff. They
Speaker 13: can tell when something's I don't know, maybe I'm wrong, maybe.
Speaker 1: But do you guys find her Instagram? Yes?
Speaker 7: Please hold because right here you go. Let me picture one.
Speaker 7: We can go through all the pictures. It's pretty new.
Speaker 7: So oh wow, a lot of cheeks showing on this one.
Speaker 7: More there's some more more butt.
Speaker 1: Yes, not Twilight.
Speaker 10: I love Twilight, so I did. That's a Twilight theme shoot.
Speaker 13: And I live right up the street from this beautiful
Speaker 13: spot on the Delaware River. So I have like all
Speaker 13: these awesome backgrounds, even though my husband was like, they
Speaker 13: don't want backgrounds, they want just you.
Speaker 1: And yeah yeah ass ash and more ass here she
Speaker 1: is more more ass. There's a lot of ash on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Do you your husband's the one filming these?
Speaker 13: Yes, all right, he wants to be a you know
Speaker 13: what star, that's.
Speaker 1: What he wants. Wait a second, a porn star.
Speaker 7: Yes, you're porn it said, industry and evil industry.
Speaker 10: God, playing a sick joke on me. He set me
Speaker 10: up with this guy, just kidding. I love him, but
Speaker 10: we do it.
Speaker 8: So it's really ironic because I wouldn't let him watch
Speaker 8: moren for like five years.
Speaker 10: But then he said why need you know us to
Speaker 10: make it?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 8: So I said, I said, oh I'm cool with that,
Speaker 8: and so basically did that to keep him away from.
Speaker 10: The other stuff.
Speaker 13: And then I ended up looking back on the videos
Speaker 13: and being like, wow, this is like I would think amazing,
Speaker 13: like wow.
Speaker 1: One, would you ever put that those all those videos
Speaker 1: that you've made, would you ever put those out? Or
Speaker 1: have you put.
Speaker 13: After I've seen such crazy disgusting stuff, like even if
Speaker 13: you go on Reddit to these like OnlyFans groups, they
Speaker 13: just it is disgusting, like they are just you know, buttholes.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 10: Nothing is held back on these.
Speaker 13: But I feel like, you know, if you were charging
Speaker 13: somebody and they were paying for it and then it
Speaker 13: was like a secret deal instead of just putting it
Speaker 13: out there on all these things like for free, I
Speaker 13: feel like I can get behind the whole, Like if
Speaker 13: you had a subscriber who paid, It's almost like you
Speaker 13: have a loyal connection to It's not like God, who
Speaker 13: knows who is you know what I mean accessing yours,
Speaker 13: But I would under certain circumstances, I.
Speaker 1: Would, okay, all right.
Speaker 10: But yeah, it's funny you were porn for years.
Speaker 1: Porn is destroying young human and boys, right and now
Speaker 1: you're part of the porn industry, if not yet.
Speaker 13: Almost only fans is actually kind of like giving a
Speaker 13: middle finger to the industry because they're putting the power
Speaker 13: into the hands of the individuals.
Speaker 8: You know, they can be treated, they don't have to
Speaker 8: do a B and C.
Speaker 10: It's not just free forevery and blah blah blah.
Speaker 13: Like so, I don't like the industry, but I do
Speaker 13: think sex is a beautiful thing, and there's such a
Speaker 13: fine line. And I've always been like, well, I'm hot,
Speaker 13: I love sex, but why.
Speaker 10: Do I hate porn?
Speaker 13: And I'd be like, because it's so exploitative and it's
Speaker 13: just like taken away from the sacredness of it.
Speaker 1: So she does have an OnlyFans here that I'm saying,
Speaker 1: are your sex videos on there? This is mind. She's
Speaker 1: been a hand dag porn for the past ten years
Speaker 1: and now she's making money. What porn?
Speaker 13: First of all, I don't have a single subscriber number one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now I will, yeah, but this is there's a good,
Speaker 1: good idea. She makes a video call in okay, now
Speaker 1: how much? How much is it to subscribe to your
Speaker 1: only fans?
Speaker 10: I put twenty dollars.
Speaker 13: Everyone says it's too high, but I really don't want
Speaker 13: like every weirdo like.
Speaker 10: Paying for it.
Speaker 13: If you can't afford twenty dollars, you're not like classy.
Speaker 7: What is enough to watch her pork? What is in it?
Speaker 7: If you were to subscribe? What are we going to see?
Speaker 13: I tried to like copy what I saw on this
Speaker 13: like other girl's.
Speaker 10: Pages, but like not as nasty, I.
Speaker 13: Guess, So, like I said, I'm like an amateur.
Speaker 10: But I have these videos that with my husband.
Speaker 1: That's what's on the and are you like giving them
Speaker 1: a beja or what? Okay, he's doing stuff that you
Speaker 1: you full on sex. I mean, this is full X rayed.
Speaker 1: This is not some This isn't like that eighty five
Speaker 1: year old bet that started in only fans that has
Speaker 1: no beaver shots up there, the chick from match landing
Speaker 1: what's her name? Okay, this is good, this is good.
Speaker 13: I would have been like that without my husband because
Speaker 13: he's sort of the mastermind behind all that stuff.
Speaker 10: But yeah, I definitely wouldn't have been able.
Speaker 13: To like know what to do. I'm like, I never
Speaker 13: even watched porn my whole life. Like I've never gone
Speaker 13: to like any porn website and watched it for my
Speaker 13: own private reason.
Speaker 10: I only saw it when I.
Speaker 13: Like chracked whatever my husband was doing, and every time
Speaker 13: I saw it, I would be like traumatized and have.
Speaker 10: Nightmares about it.
Speaker 13: But when I'm doing it, I feel one hundred percent
Speaker 13: good about that because as long as you know, it's
Speaker 13: just me like so, and I I think I'm hot.
Speaker 1: I don't know, all right, Well, uh, she went on
Speaker 1: rocks and this is a complete turnaround.
Speaker 7: She's going to be modeled. Now she's selling full beaver shots.
Speaker 7: You have full on sex DP whatever. I don't know
Speaker 7: what she's doing in these things. All right, well you
Speaker 7: can check it out. I guess this is quite Yes.
Speaker 10: I just got my first subscriber. Guys, thank you.
Speaker 1: There you go, first time for everything. Good luck Q
Speaker 1: and on rock Chan all right, bye bye, Wow. This
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Speaker 1: She's been totally anti porn.
Speaker 7: It's evil like, so anti that the husband can't watch, right,
Speaker 7: that's that psycho level.
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Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. We're not gonna show that, and I
Speaker 1: want to take away from her profits there on only fans.
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