Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Friday.
Speaker 1: Oh what a wonderful day. Communist narratives going down in flames,
Speaker 1: and we will discuss that tonight. Of course, the latest
Speaker 1: update after the latest video on the Ice shooting. That's
Speaker 1: going to be a central theme to open up the show.
Speaker 1: But most of the show, as you know, hah that rhymed, Chris,
Speaker 1: it's going to be your ask doctor Jesse questions about
Speaker 1: the slow pace of the law of investigations. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about everything from cheap tippers, someone's dating a
Speaker 1: cheap tipper, to communist professionalism, professional warriors, crime, the amish,
Speaker 1: oh that so much more coming up tonight on the
Speaker 1: world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Now, I know you already know.
Speaker 1: I know you've already heard by now in case you
Speaker 1: don't though, maybe just got off work or something like that.
Speaker 1: Hours ago, we got yet another new angle of video
Speaker 1: from that shooting in Minnesota where the thirty seven year
Speaker 1: old communist died at the hands of the ice officer.
Speaker 1: This video was the officer's body camera, so you got
Speaker 1: to see it firsthand. Just to recap it for you
Speaker 1: in case you haven't seen it. It confirms everything we
Speaker 1: already knew was true. She was being given lawful orders
Speaker 1: to get out of the car. She would not. Her
Speaker 1: lesbian wife was filming the cops, egging on the cops,
Speaker 1: using threatening language with the cops, come on, come at us,
Speaker 1: big boy, all these other things. Her lesbian wife then
Speaker 1: stood out of the car when she was being ordered
Speaker 1: to get out of the car and said, drive, baby, drive.
Speaker 1: The lady hits the gas. Now her brains are all
Speaker 1: over the seats and she's gone. That's the recap of it.
Speaker 1: Just a confirmation of everything you knew to be true. Okay,
Speaker 1: let me tell you a little story. This is a
Speaker 1: story that's probably fifteen years old. Now. When aub and
Speaker 1: I were first married, we bought a house in Tucson, Arizona.
Speaker 1: That's where we were living, and we had two floors.
Speaker 1: It was not a big cospited We had two floors
Speaker 1: and the upstairs bathroom, which we used for the kid's room.
Speaker 1: It had this horrible sink problem. The sink was always
Speaker 1: backing up. Now, I know obviously how to poor DRAINO
Speaker 1: want a sink? I know how to get you know,
Speaker 1: one of those snakes down there in the sink and
Speaker 1: try to grind out whatever I've done so many times before,
Speaker 1: but my very basic knowledge of plumbing and things like that,
Speaker 1: I could not solve it. So now we needed a plumber,
Speaker 1: and we didn't have a lot of disposable income. So
Speaker 1: I tried. I try to do everything I could to
Speaker 1: avoid calling a plumber. But now I have to have
Speaker 1: a plumber. I gotta have it. Sinks backing up, it's bad,
Speaker 1: it smells, it's terrible. Gotta have a plumber. So we
Speaker 1: decided to reach out to some friends of ours. We
Speaker 1: went to church with them, some friends of ours. They
Speaker 1: were a wonderful couple. We'd hang out, kids would play,
Speaker 1: we'd have some pizza, do that kind of thing. We
Speaker 1: reach out and the guy in the in the couple group,
Speaker 1: if you will, the guy gives me a name, says, hey,
Speaker 1: call this guy. I'm telling you right now he is
Speaker 1: a straight shooter. Love this guy. I have worked with
Speaker 1: this guy in the past. He'll give you great prices,
Speaker 1: and he's an honest guy. He's not gonna shoot you. All. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: that's exactly what I needed. I needed a great price
Speaker 1: and I needed an honesty because I didn't have money
Speaker 1: for anything else. I call him. The guy comes out,
Speaker 1: doesn't fix the problem, but charges me two hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: I call him again, comes out, apologizes profusely, sorry, sorry
Speaker 1: about that. I'm gonna make this right. Doesn't fix the problem.
Speaker 1: He has my credit card number from last time, charges
Speaker 1: me another two hundred dollars. I'm, by this point in
Speaker 1: time furious, but I actually call him again. I know, young,
Speaker 1: dumb and naive, and I say, hey, two hundred bucks again.
Speaker 1: Can you just come out and fix the problem. No,
Speaker 1: I'm so so sorry. I'm gonna come out. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: fix the problem. I told him him on the phone.
Speaker 1: Do not charge my credit card again. If there's a
Speaker 1: fee or something, I'll write you a check. Do not
Speaker 1: charge my credit card again. But he comes out for
Speaker 1: a third time, doesn't fix the problem, charges my credit
Speaker 1: card two hundred dollars six one hundred dollars later, which
Speaker 1: I did not have. Our sink is still clogged, and
Speaker 1: I'm sitting there angry with myself. Now, why besides being
Speaker 1: young and stupid, which I was and I still am stupid,
Speaker 1: just not young anymore. Besides being young and stupid, why
Speaker 1: did I have that guy come out three times. Normally
Speaker 1: it would be once one time. I come, you pay
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars, you don't fix the problem, be gone.
Speaker 1: I'll call someone else three times. Why Because I relied
Speaker 1: on a friend. The friend did what in my mind,
Speaker 1: he set the narrative. He put me on the path
Speaker 1: of he's trustworthy, he's affordable. By the way, that goes
Speaker 1: to show how people are, my friend was cousins with
Speaker 1: the plumber. I probably had never even worked on his
Speaker 1: house before he was cousins with the plumber. They had
Speaker 1: different last names. I had no idea. But turns out
Speaker 1: my friend led me astray. But because he put me
Speaker 1: on the path of honorable, affordable, I was on that
Speaker 1: path for long enough to cost me six hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Today we have new video out. I already described it.
Speaker 1: New video that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt,
Speaker 1: this was not a helpless poet who got lost on
Speaker 1: her way to softball practice. This was obviously a communist agitator.
Speaker 1: Her and her lesbian wife were there to agitate and
Speaker 1: do communist street activism. She did slam her foot on
Speaker 1: the gas right at the cop. It was all captured
Speaker 1: on video confirmed today. But that, of course begs the
Speaker 1: question is the media going to apologize? Now? Are all
Speaker 1: these Democrats who've been running to the news saying things.
Speaker 2: Like this, But the truth is that every single person
Speaker 2: in the United States of America US citizens, white, black, brown,
Speaker 2: whoever you are, you have to worry now that an
Speaker 2: ICE agent is going to come and shoot at you
Speaker 2: and kill you.
Speaker 1: Will they apologize now? Oh, you're probably laughing. Of course
Speaker 1: they're not apologizing. They lied, But Jesse, they must feel
Speaker 1: stupid today. They should apologize now we all know they lied,
Speaker 1: We know they lied. They should apologize. They probably feel bad,
Speaker 1: probably feel them. They're probably embarrassed that there are none
Speaker 1: of those things. Why your liberal ant pegy, She was
Speaker 1: already put on the path by their lines. They already
Speaker 1: set the narrative over the last forty eight hours, lie
Speaker 1: after lie after lie after lie. Ice gundered down. She
Speaker 1: was innocent, She's a poet, she just wanted to do pinterest,
Speaker 1: she's a mom, she's a this She said that lie
Speaker 1: after lie after lie after lie served a purpose. It
Speaker 1: doesn't work on you, and I'm I'm glad for that,
Speaker 1: but it does work on every liberal ant pegy in
Speaker 1: the country. You know who it works on. It works
Speaker 1: on brain dead people, Well, people like this.
Speaker 3: I got it. I was like, I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's there anything to do. It feels kind of wronging here.
Speaker 1: By the way, to set this up, this is a
Speaker 1: woman who showed up to pay her respects to the
Speaker 1: woman who was killed. So this is in Minnesota, showed
Speaker 1: up to pay her respects. Listen to how broken this
Speaker 1: woman's mind.
Speaker 3: I got it. I was like, I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's the right thing to do. It feels kind of
Speaker 3: wrong being here, handsome way. I don't know why. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know, Like like, I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, part of it is being like a white
Speaker 3: woman that I'm privileged, and I have a lot of privilege,
Speaker 3: So I feel like white tears are not always something
Speaker 3: that's helpful or necessary when black and brown people have
Speaker 3: been experiencing this for a long time. This isn't new
Speaker 3: for them, and so I don't know if that makes
Speaker 3: any sense.
Speaker 1: Set aside your scorn for that poor idiot. That's the
Speaker 1: kind of person who already has the narrative in her head,
Speaker 1: a narrative of a lie that is built for her
Speaker 1: by the communists in the media, by communists and the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party. The communists didn't fail by lying for the
Speaker 1: last forty eight hours, and they're not sorry. They lied
Speaker 1: for the last forty eight hours. They set the narrative.
Speaker 1: There's nothing that can be done now, no video, no
Speaker 1: nothing can come out now. Now the narrative has been set.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Magnificent Friday,
Speaker 1: and ask doctor Jesse Friday, just discussing the latest video
Speaker 1: that came out, and more specifically, we're discussing something that
Speaker 1: will go way beyond this video, something that we've experienced
Speaker 1: for years. Something I know you already know, but so
Speaker 1: many people on our side still do not realize. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you what the communist knows. All of them
Speaker 1: know this, all of them. The Communist knows that the
Speaker 1: first twenty four to forty eight hours is worth ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent, ninety nine percent. Every day after that for
Speaker 1: the rest of mankind is worth one percent. The first
Speaker 1: twenty four to forty eight hours is ninety nine percent
Speaker 1: of the narrative battle. So whatever narrative you want pushed
Speaker 1: after a major media story, especially if you're a soulless
Speaker 1: communist who doesn't care about telling lies. You just repeat
Speaker 1: it over and over and over and over and over again,
Speaker 1: twenty four to forty eight hours. Twenty four to forty
Speaker 1: eight hours. That's when people are learning how to think
Speaker 1: about every story, about every controversy. And after that, if
Speaker 1: the whole thing comes apart and the video comes out
Speaker 1: and the paperwork is revealed, and this is revealed, and
Speaker 1: then and then then everybody can stand up and yell
Speaker 1: till they're blue in the face, like they're doing right now.
Speaker 1: You lied, You should apologize, you lied, You spent that.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna apologize you lied about that? They're never
Speaker 1: going to apologize. They already won. They all ready won.
Speaker 1: You've heard me scream about this if you listened to
Speaker 1: the show for a long time. The greatest example of this,
Speaker 1: by far i've seen, although there are endless examples is
Speaker 1: George Floyd. January sixth is another good example, but we'll
Speaker 1: set that aside. We'll focus on George Floyd. We all
Speaker 1: woke up, we all woke up one morning. We all
Speaker 1: grabbed our phones. We looked at them, and we saw
Speaker 1: a horrible looking video. And nobody likes to see people
Speaker 1: die and people drugged out and in a bad place.
Speaker 1: No one enjoys that. I don't. I certainly don't. I
Speaker 1: hope you don't enjoy that. But we saw this bad video.
Speaker 1: There's a cop. He's kneeling on his back. It almost
Speaker 1: looks like he's on his neck. And the guy's all sweaty,
Speaker 1: and he's calling for his mommy, and right then all
Speaker 1: emotion aside. The communists took all the emotion and set
Speaker 1: it aside. He wasn't worried about that was it. Certainly
Speaker 1: wasn't worried about some dead drug dealer in Minnesota. The
Speaker 1: communists knew in that moment, In that moment, now pay attention,
Speaker 1: because this still affects us to this day. This is
Speaker 1: not an old story to this day. The communist knew
Speaker 1: in that moment he had twenty four to forty eight
Speaker 1: hours and if he could focus for twenty four to
Speaker 1: forty eight hours, he could move the communist revolution forward
Speaker 1: in this country at warp speed. He had twenty four
Speaker 1: to forty eight hours to jump on that opportunity and
Speaker 1: capitalize and boom done. And he did. But that's not
Speaker 1: the worst part. Of course, the communists were gonna do
Speaker 1: that racist cop and black people are appressed the day
Speaker 1: of the day of the That was always what was
Speaker 1: going to happen. But the reason that portion of the
Speaker 1: communist revolution had so much success, and police departments in
Speaker 1: big cities are wiped out to this day, and DA
Speaker 1: offices are occupied by communists to this day, and jails
Speaker 1: are being emptied in this country to this day, all
Speaker 1: because of the George Floyd death. The reason it was
Speaker 1: so insanely successful wasn't just because the communists capitalized on
Speaker 1: twenty four to forty eight hours. The reason it was
Speaker 1: so successful is people on our side did too. Tim
Speaker 1: Scott standing up there, I have been pulled over a
Speaker 1: lot because I have a lead foot. Cops are racist.
Speaker 1: I'm witted. Federal police reform, Donald Trump himself, well, we
Speaker 1: need a law enforcement roundtable for all this whole thing.
Speaker 1: Republican after Republican after Republican after Republican after Republican, twenty
Speaker 1: four forty eight hours, not stopping the narrative, not countering
Speaker 1: the narrative, taking gasoline and dumping it all over that fire.
Speaker 1: And then of course after that forty eight hours, we
Speaker 1: get the toxicology report, and we find out that the
Speaker 1: law enforcement technique was trained and we've found Oh, of course,
Speaker 1: all the truth came out in the end, and now
Speaker 1: everybody knows the truth. But by then it's too late.
Speaker 1: Ninety nine percent has already been set in stone. By
Speaker 1: then you're quibbling over the one percent. By then it's
Speaker 1: too late. Now the good news is the right is
Speaker 1: learning that. They're learning that the twenty four to forty
Speaker 1: eight hours are so critical. And so you saw widespread
Speaker 1: pushback from the highest levels against the communist narrative that
Speaker 1: are murdered an innocent mom who just dropped person off
Speaker 1: of daycare. The right didn't suit. I mean, there were
Speaker 1: tiny percentages of it, but most of the right, again
Speaker 1: including jd Vance himself, Donald Trump's putting out statements at
Speaker 1: the highest levels. Immediately we stepped up and said, wait, no,
Speaker 1: did his job tried to run over the cop Nope,
Speaker 1: not working here. Don't try that here. So we are learning,
Speaker 1: we are getting better. That was not meant to indict
Speaker 1: the right. It was meant to be a lesson. Twenty
Speaker 1: four to forty eight hours are everything everything. If you
Speaker 1: give into emotion, give into the video, give in to
Speaker 1: the lie for twenty four forty eight hours, whope waking
Speaker 1: up three days later. I'm sorry, it doesn't do us
Speaker 1: any good. We need you when it matters. All right,
Speaker 1: let's finally do some questions thanxt. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a magnificent, magnificent Friday. Of course, it's
Speaker 1: an ask doctor Jesse Friday, and I owe you all
Speaker 1: kinds of answers to all kinds of questions. I just
Speaker 1: wanted to cover that portion of the narrative there in
Speaker 1: the beginning. We'll get back to some other news things
Speaker 1: in a little bit. Let's dig into some of these
Speaker 1: Jesse that's subject to this. One is Minneapolis martyr, with
Speaker 1: the media extending every effort to turn that woman into
Speaker 1: the next coming of Mother Teresa. It occurs to me
Speaker 1: that had she been raped and had her throat slit
Speaker 1: by an illegal Somalia rapist or drug dealer, her name
Speaker 1: would never have been mentioned, and there certainly wouldn't be
Speaker 1: any candlelight vigils. Well, this is something that we have
Speaker 1: to get through. And this is a really crappy This
Speaker 1: is a crappy thing. I know it's a crappy thing,
Speaker 1: and you know it's a crappy thing. But we're adults here,
Speaker 1: we can talk about this. Communists don't care about human
Speaker 1: life at the judge her human happiness, Luigi Evangeloni's lawyer
Speaker 1: means of humanity, anti humans, that they've been called all
Speaker 1: all of these things and worse throughout history for a reason.
Speaker 1: Individual lives are completely unimportant. Masses of lives are completely
Speaker 1: unimportant because they're godless, demonic savages. A human being doesn't
Speaker 1: have a soul, isn't created by God, isn't isn't none
Speaker 1: of those things. Just you're like an ant to them.
Speaker 1: I really mean that, you're just an ant. Now. They
Speaker 1: may let you go ant as long as you're not
Speaker 1: in the way, but the second you become the mildest inconvenience,
Speaker 1: they'll just snuff you out. That's how they look at
Speaker 1: human life. So whenever there is a tragedy that pulls
Speaker 1: at your heartstrings, I don't know about you, but as
Speaker 1: I've expressed the past couple of days, I think it's
Speaker 1: terrible that a thirty seven year old woman, I know
Speaker 1: she's brain dead and a well definitely brain dead now,
Speaker 1: but I know she's an idiot and a communist and
Speaker 1: all these other things. I think that sucks. She's dead
Speaker 1: kid now doesn't have a mom. Well, I guess there's
Speaker 1: another one, but you know what I mean, doesn't have
Speaker 1: one of his moms. I think that's awful. I think
Speaker 1: it's awful. I can't stand that woman, and I think
Speaker 1: that's terrible, absolutely terrible. But to the Communist it's just
Speaker 1: a matter of does this serve the revolution or does
Speaker 1: this harm the revolution? Every single thing is viewed and
Speaker 1: treated through that narrative that is the goal, the revolution,
Speaker 1: the revolution, the revolution, the revolution. Does it serve the revolution?
Speaker 1: If it doesn't, they'll lie about it, or they will
Speaker 1: ignore it. If it does, they'll go all in. I've
Speaker 1: been telling you for the longest time, and it's not
Speaker 1: like it was news breaking news that you didn't know.
Speaker 1: The Communists wanted this to happen. And I'll tell you
Speaker 1: something else. They want another one, and another one and
Speaker 1: another one. They would kill every one of their followers
Speaker 1: if it served the revolution. You know these people, you know,
Speaker 1: they get training right for normal political people, even hardcore
Speaker 1: political people. Maybe you are super involved, which I love that.
Speaker 1: If you are, maybe you're the person you make phone
Speaker 1: calls for candidates. Maybe you've run for office or donate money.
Speaker 1: Maybe you knock on doors. Maybe you are a political person.
Speaker 1: I bet you think you're a pro atit, don't you.
Speaker 1: You're an amateur. Me too, just an amateur when we
Speaker 1: used to You know how I ran for Congress twice.
Speaker 1: You know the training my people received. It would be
Speaker 1: Saturday morning. We had put out the call for volunteers.
Speaker 1: We would all show up at a parking lot and
Speaker 1: they would hand out We would hand out clipboards of
Speaker 1: addresses because people would be going to different neighborhoods. Hey,
Speaker 1: here's some bumper stickers and a couple T shirts. Everyone,
Speaker 1: please be polite. Here's the addresses. Go go knock on doors.
Speaker 1: Please let them know vote for Jesse Kelly. He's the best. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Have fun, y'all. Let's say a prayer. That's it. Those
Speaker 1: training communists go to school for this. They'll sit down
Speaker 1: in classrooms with a whiteboard and get training on police agitation, blocking.
Speaker 1: What what tactics does ice use? How do you do this?
Speaker 1: What's the best way to impede that? That's fact. This
Speaker 1: is how these people operate. Listen, listen to this. This
Speaker 1: is Seattle's mayor. Her name is Katie Wilson. Listen to
Speaker 1: what amateurs we are compared to what professionals they are.
Speaker 1: Listen to this.
Speaker 4: I know many people in our community are frightened and
Speaker 4: outraged about the way ICE and other federal enforcement agencies
Speaker 4: are being deliberately deployed across the country to intimidate and
Speaker 4: harm our communities. I urge you to sign up for
Speaker 4: the Washington for All ICE mobilization alerts, and don't stop there.
Speaker 4: I encourage you to raise your voices and demand that
Speaker 4: every elected official does what they can to actually protect
Speaker 4: the people who make our neighborhoods home.
Speaker 1: Their politicians are putting up websites with ICE alerts. There's
Speaker 1: an app that I won't name here, but you can
Speaker 1: go find it. It's fine. There's an app already created
Speaker 1: by the communists to track ICE activity. Los Angeles Mayor
Speaker 1: Karen Bass traveled multiple times to Cuba for professional communist training.
Speaker 1: Communists will fly you into various plays so you can
Speaker 1: learn how to be an infiltrator, how to be a subversive,
Speaker 1: how to do these things. These people are professionals in
Speaker 1: a way you and I will never be. And I'm
Speaker 1: glad you're not. And I'm glad, I'm not I would
Speaker 1: that sounds awful, but we do have to understand that's
Speaker 1: what they are. They're professionals at this, they train for it.
Speaker 1: It's ugly, it's extremely extremely ugly. I wish it wasn't
Speaker 1: this way. That this is how committed they are to
Speaker 1: the revolution. And I'll play you something. I want you
Speaker 1: to listen to this. Rachel Maddow went on Jimmy Kimmel's show,
Speaker 1: and of course Rachel Mattow, she's always saying dumb things
Speaker 1: that are gonna make you angry, but I want you
Speaker 1: to listen to what she says here. Listen, lean in,
Speaker 1: Listen closely, turn up the radio, listen closely.
Speaker 5: Once you have three and a half percent of a
Speaker 5: population protesting non violently against a dictator or an authoritarian,
Speaker 5: that is essentially an unstoppable force that they can't oppose
Speaker 5: and that precludes them from consolidating.
Speaker 1: Dictorial three and a half percent, three.
Speaker 5: And a half percent, it's not that much larger a
Speaker 5: number than what we're already seeing in the streets against Trump.
Speaker 1: Does that sound like a liberal? Does that sound like
Speaker 1: a democrat? Or does that sound like a subversive guerrilla
Speaker 1: force who sees themselves as an army. Does that not
Speaker 1: sound like the words of someone who sees themselves as
Speaker 1: a warrior commanding an army of other warriors at war
Speaker 1: with the country. You are a republican or a libertarian,
Speaker 1: or an anti communist or whatever you call yourself, I
Speaker 1: bet you probably don't see yourself as a political war though.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't people call me that. I don't
Speaker 1: see myself as that. I'm interested in politics and I'm
Speaker 1: obviously hardcore about this, and I don't think that's what
Speaker 1: a warrior is. This is how these people see themselves.
Speaker 5: Once you have three and a half percent of a
Speaker 5: population protesting non violently against a dictator or an authoritarian,
Speaker 5: that is essentially an unstoppable force that can that they
Speaker 5: can't oppose, and that precludes them from consolidating.
Speaker 1: Dictorial three and a half percent.
Speaker 5: Three and a half percent, it's not that much larger
Speaker 5: a number than what we're already seeing in the streets
Speaker 5: against Trump.
Speaker 1: They've broken down the numbers, they've received training. Hey, all
Speaker 1: we need is three and a half percent, And if
Speaker 1: we can move people here and move people there, and
Speaker 1: what we'll do is we'll start this organization and then
Speaker 1: create this organization as a cutout, and we'll need to
Speaker 1: bring in ten more people for training. We can pay
Speaker 1: them a thousand dollars a month and that here. Here's
Speaker 1: a phone number for a bail fund in case they
Speaker 1: do get arrested by IT professionals. This is what we're
Speaker 1: up against, a professional gorilla force. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday. Member. We are live
Speaker 1: here tonight and you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's switch things up, get off
Speaker 1: of politics for a few We'll come back to Minnesota
Speaker 1: and federal investigations and other things. But this one is
Speaker 1: a little heavy, maybe. Dear fellow orange juice lover, I'm
Speaker 1: dating a man who is a very cheap tipper. It
Speaker 1: drives me crazy and I find myself trying to hide
Speaker 1: extra cash under a napkin or menu before we leave
Speaker 1: the restaurant. This man makes good money and has money,
Speaker 1: and I've tried explaining that these people work in the
Speaker 1: service industry they need to support themselves to etc. But
Speaker 1: he won't budge. Earlier this week, we ordered Chinese food
Speaker 1: delivery and he tipped the driver forty cents. Is this
Speaker 1: a red flag? I'm finding this kind of cheapness to
Speaker 1: be very unattractive in a man. And she signs an
Speaker 1: anonymous girlfriend. It is a gigantic red flag. A gigantic
Speaker 1: red flag. You've heard me discuss this before. But there
Speaker 1: are corporations. In fact, someone in my family who I
Speaker 1: won't name, he used to be a big shot in
Speaker 1: the media industry. No, no, no, no, it's not nothing I
Speaker 1: do related, nothing like that. This is long before I
Speaker 1: ever got in any of this stuff. But a big
Speaker 1: shot in the media industry. And he was leaving one
Speaker 1: media company and going into another media company, and they
Speaker 1: wanted to go out to dinner with him. His interview
Speaker 1: was scheduled for the next day, but they wanted to
Speaker 1: have dinner with him the night before, and they had
Speaker 1: dinner with him. Go sit down a fancy, fancy restaurant.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it was a steakhouse or something, but I'd
Speaker 1: be lying if I told you what restaurant or what kind.
Speaker 1: I don't remember. I was a kid when I heard
Speaker 1: this story. He goes, he sits down, All these big
Speaker 1: shots are there and they're having I'm sure steak and
Speaker 1: wine or whatever else they had that night. And then
Speaker 1: next day he shows up for his interview and he
Speaker 1: is informed at the beginning of the interview he goes
Speaker 1: in to sit down that no, no, no, the interview's over.
Speaker 1: You got the job, and he's a little confused. He says,
Speaker 1: they said, yeah, you did. Last night was the interview.
Speaker 1: We just didn't tell you. What do they want to see? Well,
Speaker 1: they wanted to see a few things, if I'm being honest.
Speaker 1: First of all, they wanted to see his table manners. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you to stick your pinky out and
Speaker 1: things like that. But if you're going to aim for
Speaker 1: a high level position anywhere, they want to know you
Speaker 1: don't choot with your mouth with your mouth open. They
Speaker 1: want to know that you're not going to burp at
Speaker 1: the table. The basic thing, don't be a barbarian. They
Speaker 1: wanted to know those things. And they really, really really
Speaker 1: wanted to know how you treat the guy who comes
Speaker 1: and fills up your water at those fancy restaurants. You
Speaker 1: know there's some guy, he's not a waiter or anything
Speaker 1: like that. His job. He walks around with a thing
Speaker 1: of water. Want us to make sure your water is
Speaker 1: never empty. He's like the low guy on the totem pole,
Speaker 1: probably doesn't make squat, he's whatever, maybe he's untrained or whatnot.
Speaker 1: But lowest guy on the totem pole, does he get
Speaker 1: a thank you? Or do you look at him like
Speaker 1: the slave class. It's extremely indicative of who you are
Speaker 1: how you treat service people. And that doesn't mean you
Speaker 1: have to be a monster tipper because people aren't made
Speaker 1: of money. I'm not telling you, oh yeah, I got
Speaker 1: a tip forty percent. I'm not saying that at all
Speaker 1: at all. Give him twenty percent, right, that's give give
Speaker 1: him fifteen to twenty percent if they're great, if you
Speaker 1: can twenty five thirty percent. But how you see yourself
Speaker 1: versus how you see them is enormous in life. I'll
Speaker 1: give you a little story. It's gonna sound like I'm bragging,
Speaker 1: because I'm freaking bragging. I told you we went to
Speaker 1: New York City for Christmas time, and I told you
Speaker 1: AB dragged us all to see the Rockheads Christmas specials.
Speaker 1: You'd always wanted to see the Rockets, and I'll admit
Speaker 1: it was a great show. But we were before the show.
Speaker 1: We're standing outside and Luke my youngest son asked, hey, dad,
Speaker 1: can I have some money. I'm gonna go grab a
Speaker 1: hot dog with the stand. I said, yeah, I go ahead,
Speaker 1: and some cash. I then decide, well, you know what,
Speaker 1: I want some popcorn too, so I go stand in
Speaker 1: line behind him. He doesn't know I'm behind him. He's
Speaker 1: at the cash register. He gets his hot dog and
Speaker 1: I think some chips. It's hot dog, some chips. He
Speaker 1: then slaps and I didn't see how much it was,
Speaker 1: then slaps a tip on the lady drops a nice
Speaker 1: tip in the jar, probably five bucks or something like that,
Speaker 1: right in front of him. He doesn't know him back there,
Speaker 1: and she doesn't know him. His dad. She says to him, hey,
Speaker 1: thank you for that. It's so nice to see people
Speaker 1: who know how to treat people. And you should have
Speaker 1: seen my son. He's already tall, stand up a little taller,
Speaker 1: and then he turns around and he makes eye contact
Speaker 1: with me. He didn't know I was there, and I
Speaker 1: just gave him a little head nod and patted him
Speaker 1: on the jest. I'm proud of that. Treat people, right man,
Speaker 1: people who deliver your food. You know what ob does
Speaker 1: for delivery people who come to the house at Christmas season,
Speaker 1: not all the time, but delivery people. Ob puts something
Speaker 1: out on the front porch and she tries to keep
Speaker 1: it stocked with gatorades or bags of Cheetos, or a
Speaker 1: water or or something like that. She puts a little
Speaker 1: sign there, tries to leave some cookies or something for
Speaker 1: the garbage men around Christmas season. Take care of people
Speaker 1: who work with their hands, who work hard. You're not
Speaker 1: any better than them. And lady, I'm sorry to dump
Speaker 1: on your boyfriend. I know a good man's hard to find.
Speaker 1: He gave forty cents to a delivery driver, Chris, you
Speaker 1: should see Chris is freaking bortified forty cents to a
Speaker 1: delivery driver. Red flag doesn't even describe what that is.
Speaker 1: What does that tell you how he views himself versus
Speaker 1: that delivery driver? Do you think? Do you think? You
Speaker 1: say he has a lot of money, makes a lot
Speaker 1: of money. How do you think he would react if
Speaker 1: he was paid the bare minimum for every single thing
Speaker 1: he did? How do you think he would take that?
Speaker 1: Probably not well. But then he treats someone who doesn't
Speaker 1: have to treat well. You can treat it. You can
Speaker 1: tip every delivery driver forty cents if you'd like you
Speaker 1: welcome to You don't have to give him a thing.
Speaker 1: It shows you how he sees himself versus how he
Speaker 1: sees hard working service people out there in the cold
Speaker 1: it's winter time, delivering people's stuff. That's a bunch of crap.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you right now, that's a bunch of crap.