Speaker 1: Sir here at the pets shelter, do you have one
Speaker 1: of those cards like after I get five the six
Speaker 1: ones free, do you have something like that? It's one
Speaker 1: more thing I'm strong and getty.
Speaker 2: One more thing that.
Speaker 1: Was intentionally tasteless.
Speaker 2: Okay, well well done, you aimed, you fired, you hit
Speaker 2: the bull's eye, tasteless, nailed this.
Speaker 1: So do I understand? We're going to have follow up
Speaker 1: on a conversation I started on the radio the other day,
Speaker 1: and I can reset the premise here. It's really an
Speaker 1: ethical thing that I don't I don't think you can
Speaker 1: argue me out of being correct, even though nobody would
Speaker 1: actually do it. But it's about pets and people's loves
Speaker 1: for pets. The shelters across America are full of pets,
Speaker 1: great cats and dogs that would love a home and
Speaker 1: you know the next one to twelve years of their
Speaker 1: life of being loved and being your pet. But there
Speaker 1: are enough people to take them all in and they're
Speaker 1: going to be put to death. You have a pet already,
Speaker 1: so what would be the problem with like change them
Speaker 1: out on a regular basis. You have a dog you like,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna go on vacation rather than put it
Speaker 1: in this shelter or you know, getting a dog walker
Speaker 1: or whatever. You're gonna do a great expense. You take
Speaker 1: your dog, you put it to sleep, and when you
Speaker 1: come back from vacation, you go get a new dog.
Speaker 1: That dog wants love too, that dog wants so much. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, you're actually making two dogs lives great or many,
Speaker 1: depending on how often you go on vacation.
Speaker 2: That's where the bonus card comes into play.
Speaker 1: That's where Yeah, after the fifth one is the sixth
Speaker 1: one free?
Speaker 2: Good lord? Is this not helping anything?
Speaker 1: No, it's not. Well, the only argument against it is
Speaker 1: the whole you get attached to it. It gets attached
Speaker 1: to you. It's a member of your family thing.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, that's the whole argument. That's a big argument,
Speaker 2: you monster. I'm sorry that was too much.
Speaker 3: If you adopt a dog or you get a dog,
Speaker 3: it's a member of the family.
Speaker 1: And that's just the way that it is.
Speaker 2: So I want to get into some of the actual
Speaker 2: arguments against what the Monster Jack has proposed here, But
Speaker 2: first some reactions that we received via various social media
Speaker 2: and I'll listening to our four Friday's podcast where Jack
Speaker 2: argues the killing your sick dog before going on vacation
Speaker 2: getting into it. No, not a sick dog, a perfectly
Speaker 2: healthy dog. It's far worse than you thought. Try Troy
Speaker 2: blah bah bah makes good sense, lmao. The reactions from
Speaker 2: Katie are hilarious. Jack may be a Canis path or
Speaker 2: a Cannis path. It's like a well, it's a psychopath
Speaker 2: re dogs.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sure I'm not.
Speaker 2: You have no attachment or compassion toward dogs like a psychopath.
Speaker 1: I make the argument that it is compassionate to take
Speaker 1: that dog that's going to be put to sleep at
Speaker 1: the pound and give it a good life for until
Speaker 1: your next vacation.
Speaker 2: But you've said enough, murderer. Can I go on with
Speaker 2: the comments here?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yes, Debbie writes, Omfg, Jack is officially a sick, heartless
Speaker 2: f talking about the dog situation.
Speaker 1: I'm going to give this dog who's going to be
Speaker 1: put to sleep like tomorrow, a great life until my
Speaker 1: brother's wedding fourth of July because I'm going to be
Speaker 1: out of town.
Speaker 2: Sheila writes. He's really off the rails this fry. Yay, Rebecca, Yeah,
Speaker 2: those are not the thoughts you say out loud man, Robert,
Speaker 2: what the hell was that shit?
Speaker 1: Christie.
Speaker 2: I don't think he was serious, but it's a weird
Speaker 2: thing to say. Katie Green definitely spoke up Celestino.
Speaker 1: He wanted to cook the dog. Whoa any dogs? You
Speaker 1: have voices in your hand.
Speaker 3: Not killing them or not cooking them, or just killing them.
Speaker 3: That's what That's what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Debbie Rights, I thought it was killing dogs. That's really
Speaker 1: the point is they're already killing dogs. Lots of really
Speaker 1: good go to the pound today. It's full of cute
Speaker 1: dogs that nobody's going to adopt that are going to
Speaker 1: be killed.
Speaker 2: They're killing the dogs, they're killing the cats, They're killing
Speaker 2: the pets of the people who live here.
Speaker 1: They're eating the dogs the people. Nobody there, nobody's proposing.
Speaker 1: And again not to get over, but whoever noticed that
Speaker 1: Trump's rhythm fit Schroeder's music? Shed get a Nobel prize
Speaker 1: up some sort like a special category.
Speaker 2: Boy, let's see. Uh there's another comment. Would a dog
Speaker 2: prefers sitting in a shelter for a few years then
Speaker 2: be put down? Or a live fun, happy life for
Speaker 2: a year or so then put down? All right? So
Speaker 2: she's with you, Susette, not sticky for Jack, but he
Speaker 2: worked in cattle feed lots when he was young and
Speaker 2: on farms, and people that experienced stuff like that think
Speaker 2: about animals differently.
Speaker 1: That fits in with the whole Christy Gnome South Dakota
Speaker 1: dog thing. There is a slightly different view. Yeah, Aaron writes,
Speaker 1: he's not wrong.
Speaker 2: Annette says he said it to make people realize the
Speaker 2: tragedy of how many pets are constantly dumped at the
Speaker 2: shelter as disposable. That's the major problem that needs to
Speaker 2: be resolved. Reading honorable intent into your monstrous words.
Speaker 1: I think there is I don't know what you would
Speaker 1: do about it, or you know, what are you supposed
Speaker 1: to do, But there is a certain amount of ignoring
Speaker 1: the fact that we have millions of puppies and kittens
Speaker 1: that get put to sleep all.
Speaker 2: I think people have to keep that realization at arm's lengths,
Speaker 2: otherwise it would make them too sad or something.
Speaker 1: Right, What do I want people to be sad all
Speaker 1: day every day? No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, monster, Catherine, I just hope Katie Green sticks around
Speaker 2: a freaking love her and I've been listening since the
Speaker 2: dominic days. Never forget that Jack's reminded me of something
Speaker 2: Dominic might have said.
Speaker 3: Whoa, that's in the dominant category.
Speaker 1: You're a better person than Dominic, Katie. Congratulations, well for you, Jackson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody made a comment by email.
Speaker 1: That I didn't molest Corey Haim. I guarantee you that,
Speaker 1: oh oh.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, Yeah yeah, or any other children. Yeah, yeah, no
Speaker 2: kidding allegedly allegedly exactly. He's not here to uh defend
Speaker 2: himself because he's in hell. So uh, we got an
Speaker 2: email from somebody putting out I think you guys are
Speaker 2: forgetting the complexity of and and we're talking dogs here.
Speaker 2: Cats are a different ride to take. But the many
Speaker 2: facets of a dog's personality and your personalities and lifestyles
Speaker 2: and potty training and everything that hashed the mesh to
Speaker 2: have a good relationship. And sometimes it works, but often
Speaker 2: it doesn't very well. So you might be going from
Speaker 2: a fabulous dog that brings you nothing but joy. It's
Speaker 2: a responsibility blah blah blah. But you bond to a
Speaker 2: psycho dog that craps all over the place.
Speaker 1: I've known people who do the opposite, though. You have
Speaker 1: a psychodog who craps all over the place, and you
Speaker 1: ride that out to the end because of the whole
Speaker 1: view of it's a family member as opposed to that
Speaker 1: really nice dog that's not a psycho dog, that's not
Speaker 1: going to crap in your house, that's gonna get put
Speaker 1: to sleep Friday if somebody doesn't adopt it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that is an interesting question as well. It's
Speaker 2: then you'd almost have to get into angels dancing on
Speaker 2: heads of pins, say territory in discussing sins of commission
Speaker 2: versus o mission and the value of a soul and
Speaker 2: the value of a dog soul? Does a dog have
Speaker 2: a soul?
Speaker 1: I don't know how many people have ever been to
Speaker 1: a kill shelter. Lots of people have been to an SPCA,
Speaker 1: but those are no kill shelters like your pound where
Speaker 1: they're gonna put him down. That's where I got my dog, Boguard,
Speaker 1: who I had for a dozen years. At that pound.
Speaker 1: He was gonna be put to sleep that Friday. I
Speaker 1: think I got him on like a Tuesday for my birthday.
Speaker 1: And he was a fabulous dog. But man is rough
Speaker 1: walking through there and thinking about the decision I was making. Well,
Speaker 1: you're cute, so are you. You're you're smiling at me
Speaker 1: wagging your tail. So are you one of you is
Speaker 1: gonna be dead in a couple of days, one of
Speaker 1: you am gonna take home. I mean, that's a tough reality.
Speaker 2: And you start thinking, well, two dogs would be fun, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how you drive home with a fulse wagon
Speaker 1: full of dogs.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I don't recommend Jack's plan, but it was
Speaker 2: a it was a thought starter.
Speaker 1: That was the conversation. Well, maybe the takeaway should be, uh,
Speaker 1: neuter and spay your pets so that they don't have
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of puppies or kittens that nobody's going
Speaker 1: to claim. And please don't go with that hole. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have puppies and we'll sell them or whatever there
Speaker 1: unless you got some really specific hot brand currently with papers.
Speaker 1: No they're not. You're not gonna have eight beagle husky
Speaker 1: crosses that are adorable that everybody wants to adopt. It
Speaker 1: just thinking about hegels are the best. They don't shed
Speaker 1: and they bark constantly. I like buskies. But whatever.
Speaker 2: Labrski Deedles funniest podcast ever.
Speaker 1: Good Night. No, Well, I guess that's it.