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  • Alcohol is Drugs

    Join us on Dangerous Misinformation, the show where we discuss pressing topics like depression, addiction, and more. Hosted by Rodney Smith, we dive into the ups and downs of life, exploring personal struggles, health issues, and the impact of substances like alcohol. This episode is a raw, honest look at life's challenges and how we navigate them. Tune in for a mix of humor, vulnerability, and real talk. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a rating. Connect with us on social media @LordPetty_ and email us at [email protected].

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    In this episode, the host of "Dangerous Misinformation," Rodney Smith, discusses various topics including depression, addiction, and his personal struggles. He starts by thanking the listeners for tuning in and introduces the show as a platform to discuss pressing issues. The host expresses his exhaustion and frustration with life, mentioning feelings of depression and questioning the purpose of participating in worldly activities. He contemplates the idea of checking out from life but emphasizes that he would never harm himself.

    Rodney then talks about his health issues, specifically mentioning problems related to gluten intolerance. He shares his experiences with dietary changes, weight loss, and joint pain, attributing some of his health problems to his diet. He discusses the impact of food allergies and intolerance on overall health, highlighting the importance of gut health.

    The host also opens up about his complicated relationship with alcohol. He shares his observations of people's behavior under the influence and how alcohol can lead to destructive patterns. He expresses his concern for those close to him who struggle with alcoholism, describing it as a form of addiction and comparing it to using drugs like cocaine. He emphasizes the importance of moderation and his aversion to constant substance use.

    Throughout the episode, Rodney expresses his frustrations, vulnerabilities, and contemplative thoughts, providing a raw and honest perspective on his personal struggles and observations about life. He encourages listeners to be mindful of their actions, emphasizes the significance of mental and physical well-being, and urges them to appreciate life while practicing moderation and self-awareness. The episode concludes with a message of gratitude for the listeners and a request to support the podcast by leaving a rating, spreading the word, and engaging with the host on social media.

     

     

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    Hi everybody! Thank you for tuning in a dangerous Misinformation. Very uplifting episode today join us as we will be discussing pressing topics such as depression, addiction and much more fun for the whole entire family and please be sure to leave a rating thank you for tuning in this is dangerous Misinformation 

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    creatings everybody thank you for tuning in a dangerous misinformation. I'm your host, Rodney Smith. This is the only podcast in the world where we love everybody. We make fun of it. Is. It. Even a podcast? I don't even know. I hate the word podcast because everybody has a fuck what is a podcast? What's the difference between a YouTube video and a podcast or a show? You know? What's the difference? Who cares there's no difference. Podcast is a podcast used to be a platform it used to be like the Apple podcast app right? Podcast is like calling all it's like calling all serial corn flakes is like calling everything a podcast. This isn't even a podcast. Dude it's a fucking show okay and welcome to it. This is the only show in the world where we love everybody. We make fun of everything and I appreciate you being here. I'm on day 2 of heaven to sniffles and I feel like dart and I feel very congested and I got a headache and I'm just tired dude 

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    I'm tired in general, I'm tired I'm tired with life. I'm tired with love. I'm. Tired with liberty, I'm tired of the pursuit of happiness I don't get why people kill themselves though because like if you ever you know very dark topic, but like why wouldn't you just check out and just stop doing all the things that you're supposed to do you know, I feel like when people get to a point where they take the the final that final step, it's cause they don't want to participate in' worldly activities anymore I haven't wanted to deal with worldly activities for a very long time, but I'm at the point where I' would never harm myself and I'm just kind of like I just kind of want to check out and see what happens what's the worst that can happen um, 

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    I don't know. 

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    Yeah maybe maybe if I had a kid or something like that that would change, but yeah dude I'm just bored with everything kind of sick of everything. And I'm just I'm just exhausted, I'm just tired dude' you know, people look at me, sometimes they have it all figured out and I don't I don't think anybody ever actually fully does you know things going ups and down so whenever things are down for me I was just like to remember myself well, the downswing always comes before the upswing and then when things are going good you feel kind of embarrassed for when things were even bad and it's not like things are even bad for me. Right now like said, I'm just I'm just fucking exhausted, I'm just drained and I'm not even just like being said I'm just to be honest, we're gonna have a vulnerable episode let's have a vulnerable episode I guess I'm just 

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    yeah, 

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    I'm just exhausted and I'm sick of rejection. I guess you can call it it's like I'm getting rejected blatantly to my face, but it's just like the lack of 

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    you know 

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    you feel so much resistance in every it's like it's just every aspect of life and I don't know if it's just you know the grass is greener on the other side but I just I just I just don't every step along the way, it's just always fucking something and the worst of it is like health issues you know what I mean if my health was 100% in order, but I think all it is so I actually have this really good German doctor now and he he's really he's a he's a huge G and I might just boil down to I might just have some sort of like sealy act as it like yeah I might just have a serious gluten and tolerance because I was feeling absolutely fine absolutely perfect when I was only eaten meats and vegetables here recently but I lost a bunch of weight and I was like dude I feel disgusting like I couldn't even look at pictures of myself and I it's like I can't be. Calling fat slobs fat slobs if I'm just this disgusting 

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    skinny twig running around looking interexic you know like I have. I have. A problem in the opposite direction in that case like I can tell my ass to go to the gym which I do go to the gym but there was a time so when I decided OK, I'm gonna start eating bread and shit again cause I need to put some weight on I was like washing down bacon with chocolate milk and then following up my breakfast with the bowl of cereal and drinking a glass of apple juice afterwards and then eating burritos for lunch, then making a stack of pancakes and then for lunch eating a steak just doused and buttery garlic. 

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    Yeah, and you know then and for dinner I'd make like a bowl of pasta and eat a big ass thing of ice cream and and so I slowly put on like £5 again but then my I got this fucking joint paint started up again and it's like my hand my hands feel all like I feel like I got like these 2 fingers right here like I've been. I think I was playing tackle football yesterday I did. This is how I used to feel when I was playing football and it's like I did anything important 

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    yeah, 

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    I think it's just the bread just declaring World War IV on my asshole cause when it gets in your intestines right if you have think about when you're allergic like if you're allergic to pollen, if you know people make fun of the whole gluten thing but think about just regular allergies if you're allergic to pollen you see what it does to your eyes and your sinuses and all these things right? These visibly allergy symptoms but so if you have a food allergy and you're ingesting a bunch of' this and everything's bread, try to get away from wheat dude, it's hard, as fuck so if you have a gluten and tolerance and you're eating that think about the havoc that it's doing to your insides that you can't visibly see with your eyes but it's obviously causing all sorts of reactions uh, inflammation and all sorts of things and so because basically your whole nervous system and immune system starts on your gut. If you have bad gut health it's gonna trans transfer into other areas um and then if your immune system goes hey wire it starts attacking things where there's nothing even wrong because what your immune system supposed to do 

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    is attack invaders but so once your immune system gets fucked up it's like having a drunk immune system where it can't spot the bad invaders you know, 

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    and then 

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    so yeah, that's what we're hoping now hopefully the Zajim and doctors right so I gotta go back in in 6 weeks. Do like a follow up and I'm just going to take that test I. Don't know why I. Didn't order that test 

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    well yeah bro. I'm just I'm just exhausted, that's kind of the moral of the story I'm exhausted with not feeling well I'm exhausted with the idea that I' have to go back to the airplane hanger I really don't want to I don't think I'm going to even though I know it's like a safe hunter grand like if I go pick up this contract if I go pick up this contract it'll be, you know like $50 an hour, but I just I don't want to go backwards I don't want to I'd rather I would rather make like $30,000 fucking working for myself than making a hundred grand working at some mega corporation, you know. 

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    Sorry sipping that topochico gotta stay hydrated, dude it's a big part of being sick staying hydrated. Yeah, just the idea of having to go back at all that bullshit is you know, really irk in the inner millennial 

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    and yeah, where was I going with that 

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    I forget. I'm just getting in my fields. About it 

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    anyway, 

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    since we're having kind of a dark episode you know what I've noticed as I've gotten older is my relationship with alcohol I'm really developing a dislike for it and I don't think I'll ever not be a drinker' because it's like that Burt Cricher modelockey went on where sometimes just being at the airport and having some drinks are going on vacation and ripping some Momosas or just having some beers in general alright every once in a while you can't beat that it's glorious and I always want to be healthy enough to be able to do that like Bert Christ or said but I just remember when I started drinking when I was younger I think I started drinking around the time I was 17 and uh while I remember beforehand so when I was when I was a kid in Germany and you know my mom will take us with her to the it was just kind of normal it's part of the culture. There you go to these big like wine festivals that are like big carnival things you know be hanging out with all the kids be hanging out the adults be hanging out, all the adults just be getting hammered and I would see adults get drunk 

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    and they would be acting weird and it's the same way. Like people with mental illness always kind of freaked me up because they were unpredictable I've always one of those people were really study my environment and I find patterns probably cause I'm autistic and they call that pattern recognition but then when somebody be under the influence of alcohol I would be like I don't I don't there this person's unpredictable. I don't like it I can't predict it like their behavior doesn't make sense to me and so even as a little kid it really grossed me out and. Then when I became a teenager when I was like 16 and we started going to parties, I would see kids get hammered and they would do dumb shit like take their clothes off and run around in the street or I see him pukin and sorry keep my noses my noses plugs. If you hear me go. You know, like breathing into the microphone. I apologize, but I gotta like take a big gulp of air every couple seconds. I'm trying my best here. Okay, 

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    excuse me. Maybe I can get that out in post production as good as I can, but we'll see 

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    um, 

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    what was I talking about oh yeah so I would see people strutting around Hammer, just doing dumb shit or getting a car accident so I was like I don't really like this stuff I don't like the idea that but then I started, then I drank one night and then you know me and my me and my close friends started drinking and partying and what it was at the time then we were just these young dudes was it was just we were just the same people, but then it would we would drink and it would turn up the silly. So it would be a group of people that I trusted my friends, my homies or we go to house parties, whatever would be, but at that time at that age all the drinking would do really is like I said it would just turn up the silly the silly meter, everything we'd be doing the same dumb shit we'd be doing as kids anyways it's just like adding a layer of redonculusness to it right but then after a while right then after a couple years of this you start realizing things are getting a little darker and some of the people aren't necessarily having fun on the booze anymore. 

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    They actually get sad when they're drinking it or some people might get angry or weird shit starts happening you know, like a friend got in a car accident when we were 16 and she passed away and you know it turns out that she was drinking and driving like she was trying to make it home at her her curfew. Um she was drunk, you know she was speeding home and she passed away 

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    and then 

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    you know you just see other things like people. 

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    Just 

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    the dark shit of alcohol starts happening right especially then you know when you get older then in your 20s it's still then you start going out to the bars, then the bars are this brand new fun experience it's like this whole new. You go from drinking at someone's decrepid kitchen whose parents are at a at a lake somewhere. Something like that for the weekend. So you're drinking in someone's kitchen you' know having fun passing out on floors doing all this house party bullshit right and then once that starts. Getting kind of old you finally turned 21 and I go okay now we go to the bars, now we get to go drink with a bunch of strangers somewhere else we don't have to worry about getting busted this is fun, then you do that for, like 5 years right but then you start to notice people sitting in the bars, people that you know sitting in the bars by themselves same things shit starts getting dark. They're just like drink into feel normal or drink into escape problems or just uh, you know like something with the booze. It just always goes into this dark place and it hasn't for me. Fortunately like I've never been a 

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    like sad drinker getting angry when I'm drunk or something like that but I see it in people around me that I care about that when they drink they just get fucking angry or just like there's something like some other bottled up shit you know what I mean and they and they always say that drunk drunk words or sober thoughts. I remember hearing that when I was way younger and that always kind of made sense to me but I just I don't you know like I just don't like what I've seen and I don't want to be too specific about it because you would know like 

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    uh 

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    yeah, I just don't like seeing what has done to a lot of people close to me and I mean. A lot of people close to me have booze problems. They straight up have booze problems and that feels like it feels judgmental of me to say because I'm not perfect. I have my own demons right, but I just think that's one of those things that you can really could, or maybe people can't, control it. You know in my mind is like, okay this is something you can control you can control how much booze you can take but I think that some people they have whatever monkey that is on their back to where they feel like they need to drink at certain times then they drink and then but they don't even enjoy the drinking or' 

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    you know 

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    I've seen it where friends and family and whoever like where they're fucking shaking when they're not having the booze and they're just like, what's the difference between alcohol and like heroin you know what I mean like if you're an alcoholic you're straight up drug addict. That's what you are I'm not saying I'm saying that lovingly right, but like if you drink every single day right if you're under the influence of' alcohol every single day, that's no different than' somebody doing fucking coke every day or whatever else it is except it's it's legal like you trust the government just because the government says that's legal doesn't mean it's good, 

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    you know what I mean, 

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    why would you I don't trust the government for shit and so just because the just because some booze lobby paid off the government, finally I have to say okay this should be legal and I think everything should be legal if everybody wants to do it they want to do go do it just don't fund it and don't' allow in the cities when people do crimes to. Actually I don't think everything should be legal because I don't know. I just I don't just don't like drugs and alcohol bro like I'm just getting to that point in my life where I just don't like it and the destruction of' it has made me it's made me look at life in' a certain way. Um, I do find it annoying once people finally get sober and they look at everybody else like huge degenerates who can manage to have one or 2 drinks a week. It's like anything else do it' in' moderation. I just like I said I don't see any difference between cocaine and alcohol once you go to like heroin and smoke and meth and all this weird shit okay, like that's in its own league cause that's some but I mean there's hobos that are just pure alcoholics I mean, I would bet 1t of 

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    if you don't talk to a bunch of drug addicts in homeless people and people with mental health issues I guarantee you they will say that it started with alcohol because alcohol is the easiest shit to get you. Can get it cheap as fuck. It's so easy to consume and it's so addicting because you see peep. I mean with the hangover right you know you have a hangover then you drink a beer and you're fine again so that's how' people get on that' carousel where luckily I've always had this thing about me. Where were when I'm hungover the last thing I wanna do is drink because I just can't have in the back while I might not know what's happening there and I don't like being addicted to stuff. Um, and so that's last thing I wanted like when I've been fucked up for it that's why I don't like doing mushrooms or something like that because you're high for like 6 hours and if you don't have that comparison right like that's why people that' smoke weed every single day like how is that even fun? Just constantly being high if you don't know normal how is the high even fun? That's why I like doing these things in extreme moderation and 

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    yeah, 

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    I don't know. Sounds judgmental of' me but anyways happy, happy, happy, Friday you guys, you made it to Friday I hope you have an amazing weekend. I hope you had get some time to do the things you want to do and unwind and don't drink yourself stupid and do something stupid all right. 

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    Your drugs are bad, okay 

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    but anyways appreciate y'all please leave a rating, please tell, us. Tell somebody about the podcast. Send me an email if you want, say what up lord pettypodcast at gmail. Com. Follow me on. Social medias at Lord Petty in some form of underscores. You'll find me. Look for the pasty face leave a rating. Please be sure to subscribe on my YouTube channel go get a copy, my book, The Petty Principles and I'll talk y'all later peace out.

     

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  • Conservative Wokeism

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation! In today's episode, we dive into a variety of hot topics including Taylor Swift college classes, the concept of conservatives being 'woke', and the male dating delusion. We also touch on my personal experiences and thoughts on being German. Tune in for a candid, no-holds-barred discussion that's fun for the whole family. Don't forget to stick around till the end. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more content. Thanks for tuning in!

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    The episode begins with the host welcoming the listeners to "Dangerous Misinformation." He briefly mentions the topics he will be discussing, including Taylor Swift, college classes, conservative beliefs, male dating delusion, and more. The host acknowledges feeling under the weather, attributing it to getting sick and possibly having a sore throat. He reflects on his German heritage and the stereotypes associated with it, emphasizing his proactive nature.

    The host talks about his day, mentioning that he spent most of it sleeping due to not feeling well. He briefly mentions an argument he had with a friend the previous night, leading to him waking up feeling unwell. He transitions into discussing a Taylor Swift class offered at UC Berkeley, expressing his skepticism about the course and questioning its relevance in the current education system. He comments on Taylor Swift's background, highlighting her family's wealth and connections.

    The host criticizes the idea of spending money on classes about celebrities and questions the value of such courses. He discusses the prerequisites for success, mentioning the importance of being born into wealth, having talent, and being young and attractive. He emphasizes the role of privilege in achieving success.

    The host briefly talks about oysters, expressing his dislike for their taste and texture. He attempts to find the cost of the Taylor Swift course at UC Berkeley but struggles with online sources and news websites' subscription requirements.

    The host expresses his frustration with people's attitudes towards news and their reliance on external sources for information. He discusses his preference for reading over listening to information and emphasizes the importance of applying logic and critical thinking in evaluating situations.

    The host transitions into discussing social issues, including representation in movies and female empowerment. He questions the need for individuals to find representation in fictional characters and suggests that people should focus on being successful in real life rather than seeking validation through media.

    The host addresses the concept of male dating delusion, stating that unrealistic expectations and standards are prevalent on both sides of the dating spectrum. He argues that men need to focus on improving themselves rather than expecting women to meet their ideal standards.

    The episode concludes with the host encouraging listeners to leave ratings and follow him on social media. He expresses gratitude for the listeners' support and signs off, hoping to feel better in the next episode.

    Please note that the summary provided is a condensed version of the podcast episode and may not cover all the details and nuances of the discussion.

     

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    Hey everybody welcome to Dangerous Misinformation! Appreciate you tuning in join us. Today's will be touching on pressing topics such as' Taylor Swift college classes conservatives being awoke in their own way the male dating delusion and much much much more fun for the whole entire family stick around to the end appreciate your being here. This is Dangerous Misinformation 

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    greetings greetings everybody thank you for tuning in a dangerous misinformation. Happy whatever day it is I appreciate you being here if I sound a little funky okay, if I sound like I got a little bit of the funk has been injected. It's because I'm getting sick somebody must have got their jermy little germs on me which doesn't make sense because I'm such a uh end word and not the end word that I'm not allowed to say the end word that everybody calls everybody that they don't like that I don't wanna say in like the first 10 seconds of this video. Um, I'm one of those about washing my hands okay which you know as a German. I must say that terminology kind of offends me because the Nazis did really terrible things that not every German did whenever somebody says that they are proactive about something they use the term oh I'm a Nazi about this but Germans are just proactive people very systematic. One could say 

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    yes, we need structure structure and order. It really? Yeah it's almost a it's almost a social handicap being. German to be honest with you because it doesn't matter how long I hang out with or how close I am with anybody eventually we're going to have a huge fall out because I'm just not emotionally in tune with what's going on and it must be me because it's just a repeated thing we're over and over again where somebody I feel like a Vic dan this person just blow enough out of nowhere but yeah, I must just rub them in some way because it just it happens over and over and over so it's got to be me so I'm taking full credit for it but I'm also you know it is what it is I'm not gonna run around act and pretending to be dumb or something, you know. 

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    Yeah, 

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    I basically just slept all day today because on top of I didn't think I was getting sick I thought I was just having kind of a sore throat because the weather's getting cold and then I got extremely shit faced last night and then I gotten like this alright. Well, I wasn't even in an argument I don't even care like an argument with the buddy last night and then I woke up this morning and I was just feeling like death was creeping at my front dough and that's how' I've been going through this' this beautiful, lovely day and right now it's pretty late and I'm doing this powcast because trying to stay. Consistent dude trying to not be 

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    a bum ass free load and liberal and doing my work for the day speaking of being a bum ass free loading liberal okay I heard that you see Berkeley there now offering a Tailor Swift class 

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    as big as the student long problem already is in this country. Okay people are so in debt all right and people are going to school and learning all these completely useless skills now we have a class on Taylor Swift. Let's let's look it up really quick, 

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    Taylor Swift, 

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    UC Berkeley, and of course it's at Berkeley, you know wherever there's garbage ideas. It's at Berkeley, UC Berkeley latest university to offer Taylor Swift so almost mean other other core other colleges collages Taylor Swift is either really hot sometimes or just really not, but okay enough with the pop ups 

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    telescopes once they've stopped closer to becoming a core fixture and collegiate education this week, UC Berkeley became the latest college to announce a course inspired by the 33 old pop star confirming plans to launch an artistry and entrepreneurship Taylor vision. Wasn't she born really rich 

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    let's see Taylor Swift born rich 

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    she was born into wealth said her parents were involved in the financial business in Philadelphia. Her father comes from 3 generations of bankers. He worked at Mary Lynch as a stock so I mean look, she's really talented, but so here's your game plan. Okay, I'll save you the 20 grand that you're gonna spend on' this class meant you're going to be blocking people's morning at working class people's commute to work in the morning before. I mean, I can't repay my student loans and I'm mad about' everything else for that reason too so I'm going to block traffic and throw paint on 

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    murals 

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    so you gotta be born with a lot of money so you have money to invest because money makes money and then you do have to be pretty talented then you got a hole in that talent but you have to be comfortable enough to where you can just focus on that talent you have to be comfortable and rich enough to wear. All you can focus on is that thing that you know your talented at and then go at it super hard and then on top of that you gotta be a young attractive woman. So if you have those 4 things you're gonna be sad, you're gonna be okay bro you're gonna be good I keep giving these positive messages in these podcasts 

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    huh? 

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    Yesterday I told you about how you're gonna be alright if you do the positives and don't do the negatives today I'm telling' you' if you're born as an attractive white girl with a slight hint of talent and you got rich parents. The world is your oyster bro cracked that bit open and 

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    you know what I'm saying. 

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    Oysters are honestly kind of disgusting I think I can't remember if I've actually honestly I've had a 

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    Yeah no 

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    yeah, I've had them kind of just takes like somebody fucking 

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    just 

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    taste like you're fucking come swapping with the fish or something just nasty dude. Let's see what this what this course cost I want to know what it 

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    Taylor Swift Berkeley course cost ah, let's see 

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    you've been selected. Uh yeah I'm good. Boston Globe, what the fuck pace for news, 

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    you know? Like 

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    when you when you Google something and you go to a New York Times or any like you know Boston Globe or whatever, then say oh for this much blob about subscribe like who the fuck needs the news that bad. Who cares 

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    attitude 

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    there was lift headed to this law school in theory 

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    blah blah is that different? 

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    This 

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    corresantators left in South Dakota? 

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    I don't know. 

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    Duke College is like don't these people realize I can 

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    just 

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    I don't know. Maybe so there's a thing' where people are either listeners or readers right and I'm definitely not a listener so for me sitting there and listen into somebody just tell me information right if somebody's just yelling information' at me I will not retain it but if I read it the voice in my head will like compartmentalize the information so it's hard for me and I know not everybody's the same right? So I know for some people it makes sense to like go to a class and have face to face interaction and have somebody explain this stuff to them but to me the idea of spending money to go sit there and learn about some celebrity who all then feel like all you gotta do is just go like read her biographies, watch her biographies, and then make your notes and see what she did and then tie those together with business strategies you know what I'm saying. You don't need a fucking 

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    a couple thousand dollar class to teach you how this pops. I don't know and people are dumb people are dumb as fuck and I wish I was I wish I was more fucked up of a person where I could capitalize on people stupidity because there's people just really will spend money and I I've such a weird relationship with money that I'm trying' to get over it where I feel weird just taking people's money and I wish I wasn't like that I wish I just treated money more as a 

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    gimme it 

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    because people are dumb enough to cough it up you should just fucking take it in some instances you know that's what these colleges are doing. They're breed. It's breeding ground for all these complaining ass people that then they're gonna go around go no I am oppressed because I can't pay off my student loan 

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    from my Tailor Swift degree. I can 

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    swift eology dude 

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    anyways. 

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    I don't even care a lot of' times you know. When I make fun of shit people go, you're so mad oh God I got the dumbest comic I've ever read in my life today. 

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    Uh, I said, 

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    you know it's talking about I posted a video on TikTok about how I don't trust Google. Someone's like, oh yeah, so you only trust Trump, huh it's like bro. I didn't I didn't say anything about Trump and no I don't fucking trust Trump 100% I don't trust anybody hundred percent. I trust my experiences and my intuition and my rational thinking I use the experiences of my life to try to predict what the outcome of situation's going to be, 

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    and 

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    I try to apply logic in all areas of life I don't need constantly somebody else tell me how to think you know. I mean, I don't need a source for everything' unless it's like a you know not a lot of things are life and death so a lot of information doesn't even matter anyways so what you do with that information where you get it a lot of times just like I said if you just apply logic use your past experiences and are open minded to possibilities you're gonna be alright and make a pretty good clarity of the situation. You don't need some, you know, some lizard person sitting there and telling you how to interpret the situation or what the the absolute truth is, which of course is just going to benefit them because anybody you see on a TV has a motive you. Know, we all have a motive. Obviously every you know it's good. It's good. To have a motive just having purpose, but 

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    yeah, 

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    so you can have conservatives though I think conservatives getting mad about fictional characters like a black little mermaid or whoever else I think that is just as stupid and woke as liberals, getting mad about jokes and, syrup bottles and sticks of butter and shit like that who cares, dude? How empty are, you know? And, I don't know? When people say we need more representation in movies or blah blah blah it's like who cares at some movie I've never watched a movie and been upset that the main character doesn't look like me, but in fact I'm a tall blonde guy and every villain is always a tall blonde guy. It's either a German or a Russian and they're always the bad guy. There are always some like German inspired tall blonde guy. It's always the douchebag every 96 I remember think of that when I was a kid about how every 90 sitcom like Bad Guy was always the blonde guy. 

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    I don't know whatever but I just don't care. You know what I mean, so instead of putting my time into getting upset why somebody the main character of a movie doesn't look like me why don't I try to make myself be something in the real world? You know what I mean? Shouldn't you take more pride in who you actually are and then you go out and represent your ideas and be a force in the world versus being all like oh, I need a movie to represent me you know. It's like all these chicks. They want all these female characters and being portrayed as these strong women, warriors and war movies and shit like that it's like well, instead of wanting movies about women war heroes, why don't you go join the military and become a war hero so they have a story to tell you know, but you know, nobody wants nobody wants to talk about that 

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    I think the male 

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    whoops. I think I think male delusion really boils down to thinking you're gonna' find a woman who is not delusional because things have gone so off the deep end where a woman's expectations and standards are so off the fucking charts to where like the bottom common denominator is already just skewed and you shouldn't waste your time most of the time right women are gonna chase guys that want nothing to do with them most of the time because they're just doing their own thing that's why I don't do dating apps and shit like that' I don't think I'm gonna find a same woman on a dating app because any quality desirable woman is gonna have a line of dudes always at her front door because she's gonna have a social life and things going on to where she's gonna meet people. You know, so people on dating apps both, but I don't know dude I don't look for it and I don't want a girl that's looking for it it's just kind of weird, but yeah, like I said, 

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    the male delusion is thinking you're gonna' find a non delusional woman if you think you're gonna find a woman that doesn't have the crazy standards that you hear about. Ah that makes you crazy. It's the same thing where it's not women's fault, bro, and this makes me sound like some simple feminist which is the exact opposite. It's me saying as men were the responsible party checkers are gonna get dick either way right there's always gonna be some even the most miserable woman in the world is still gonna lock down some dude if she really wants to she probably won't want to because she's delusional and she'd be thinking she's settling so with her pride. She'd rather be, you know, a fat wine drinking 40 year old with 6 cats, but typically like a chick can always find a dude okay, so as the dudes we are the responsible party because we have to make ourselves the person that even the fat single 40 roll with the 6 cats that's drunk off box wine. You have to be chosen by her you know what I mean and uh, so do you even like the only fans argument to where you can't blame women for having the only fans 

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    because dudes are buying it we've got to go those fucking whore only fans but all these women are out of control. None of them want to work well dudes are paying for it they're fucking um you know that's why we send drug dealers to jail because they're 

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    let's see 

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    that makes sense that's opposite. I guess the women are kind of like the drug dealers and then the guys are the consumers, 

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    you know what I mean, dude, they're enabling it there. The dudes are in the it's reversed because the dudes are enabling the behavior if there were no men buying the only fans then only fans wouldn't be a thing and so if dudes weren't trying to fill these delusions women wouldn't have them but I think the worst thing that women can do is listen to other women about dating because you constantly see these videos here some check just popping off in real life or if he would he wanted to tight videos. And it's like dude' I don't know man and most these chicks it's like why? Yeah 

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    I don't know. 

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    I'm gonna I'm gonna pissy mood I'm sick anyways. Let's wind. It down dude I appreciate Shall being here please leave a please leave a rating in whatever app you are listening to please follow me on social medias all my handles are going to be in the bio there'll be a link to my link tree you can go there' go get a copy of my book The Petty Principles Volume 1. I will check in with y'all tomorrow hopefully I'm feeling' better and you guys have yourselves a wonderful day or wonderful evening whatever you're doing right' now appreciate you, let me be there with you, and I'll talk to y'all later 

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    peace.

    17 min
  • Time For Reparations

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, the number one podcast for daring discussions! Join your host, Rodney Smith, as we dive into hot topics like blackmail, student loans, and reparations. We're all about fun, love, and a bit of mischief. Find Rodney on social media @LordPetty_. Also, check out his book, The Petty Principals, on Amazon. This episode explores Rodney's curiosity about running for political office, his youthful misadventures, and his thoughts on societal issues. Remember, we're here to make fun of everything and love everyone. Tune in and let's jump into it!

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    The host expresses curiosity about what kind of dirt would be dug up if he were to run for political office. He contemplates hiring a private investigator to investigate his own past. He also discusses societal standards related to body image and relationships, critiquing the influence of pornography on people's self-perception.

    Rodney addresses the topic of eating pussy, referencing a controversial clip from another podcast. He criticizes certain individuals for their opinions on the world while having chaotic personal lives, and he questions the reliability of information found through search engines like Google. He touches on issues such as wealth disparity, immigration, and systemic problems, advocating for a change in cultural mindset rather than blaming external factors.

    The host concludes the episode by encouraging listeners to leave a rating and connect with him on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. The tone of the podcast is informal, opinionated, and at times humorous, with Rodney Smith sharing his unfiltered thoughts on various subjects.

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    Join Rodney Smith, your host for Dangerous Misinformation, as he dives into a variety of topics from Halloween fun to animal shelter conspiracies. In this episode, Rodney shares his thoughts on the changing nature of Halloween, the power of shaming, and the state of animal shelters. He also discusses a tragic incident in the world of hockey. Tune in for a mix of humor, commentary, and a unique perspective on life. Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes of Dangerous Misinformation.

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    Rodney expresses his feelings about Halloween, noting how the holiday has lost its charm due to social media, where revealing costumes are no longer limited to Halloween parties. He discusses the changing dynamics of relationships, social media influence, and the impact on Halloween celebrations.

    The host then delves into his personal experiences and thoughts about life, expressing feelings of disillusionment and existential pondering. He contemplates his desires, including making money, socializing with attractive individuals, and indulging in leisure activities. Rodney reflects on the superficiality of modern life and expresses a sense of apathy towards various activities.

    A significant portion of the episode focuses on Rodney's critical views about animal shelters and veterinarians. He questions the high costs of pet treatments and surgeries, expressing frustration with the lack of government support for animal medical care. He shares a personal story about rescuing puppies and the challenges faced in finding a shelter that would accept them.

    The episode takes a dark turn when Rodney discusses a recent tragic incident in ice hockey involving a player named Adam Johnson. He criticizes the aggressiveness in hockey and condemns a specific player for causing a severe injury to Johnson, leading to his death. Rodney expresses outrage and calls for justice against the responsible player.

    Amidst the serious topics, the episode features moments of dark humor, satire, and sarcasm. Rodney touches on controversial subjects, societal changes, and personal experiences, blending humor with criticism.

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    Please note that the podcast contains explicit language, dark humor, and controversial opinions. Listener discretion is advised.

    20 min
  • Kurt Cobain’s TikTok

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, your go-to podcast for a mix of humor, insight, and unexpected takes on pressing topics. Hosted by Rodney Smith, we dive into discussions about Kurt Cobain, the homeless crisis, and much more. Don't forget to check out Rodney's book, The Petty Principles Volume One, on Amazon. We're all about inclusivity, laughter, and challenging norms. Subscribe, leave a rating, and join our growing family. Let's have a jolly good time together.

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    Hey there everybody thank you for tuning in a dangerous misinformation. Join us today. We will be going over pressing topics such as podcasters Kurt Cobain, solving the homeless crisis and much, much, much, more, for the whole entire family this is dangerous misinformation. Thank you for tuning in 

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    pokey doke. Welcome welcome everybody to Dangerous Misinformation, the number one source in the whole entire world and on the worldwide web for Dangerous Misinformation. I'm your host. My name is Rodney Smith, that is the name that was given to me at birth, but I could identify something else but I'm not gonna do that so thank you for tuning in please be sure to leave a rating please be sure to leave a review go check out my book The Petty Principles Volume One on Amazon and I know volume 2 is taking a little bit and I've been talking about' it for a minute, but it's common. It's you know. It's it's the the sophomore album dude, the sophomore album is just this more pressure, you know. The first one actually the whole intro in the second book is talking about how the first one was just supposed to be a big joke and it did way better than I was expecting it to and people actually bought it, you know, it's not, like I got rich off it' by any meat, but um I didn't think anybody was ever gonna read it but 

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    it is what it 

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    is dude I build and thou shall come, I guess so if this is your first time tuning in welcome, greeting you with open pasty deutch arms this is the only podcast in the world where we love everybody we make fun of everything everybody's welcome and we're just gonna have a big old jolly time 

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    okay, 

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    appreciate you tuning in let's dive into it I feel like I keep having to up my game and when I say up my game is not just trying to write better material or do better production quality or you know, yeah, I just have better jokes and stuff like that I have to swerve the rules of the tech companies and that is the hardest part about my dueb right now is that I have to find ways to get around the bullshit barriers that they put in place because you can't have any fun on the goddamn Internet anymore. It's kind of like this okay 

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    well, 

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    so here's a little background every time I've talked' about this before and I don't like complaining about it okay, I like just recognizing a problem, finding a solution and plown forward but it doesn't matter what I Well no it's I know I'm a little rough around the edges but I should be allowed to be a little rough around the edges that's my whole argument like I know I'm fucked up but I should be allowed to be fucked up right? Be more. Tolerant tolerate me 

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    so 

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    I every time I put a video that gets a little traction every time I put up a video against more than like 10, 000 place it gets nuked and they typically don't give me a reason, so that's why I think I'm on the FBI watch list or something like that they're just like, nope, we can't let this guy blow up we know it's bound to happen, but we can't do it' we ought to try to hold them back, but we can't make it obvious. So if you want to fight the lizard people tell somebody about the power cast and be sure to leave our rating because that is how you fight the machines. It's how you fight the lizards by spreading this dangerous misinformation. But um yeah, I just don't. I don't. Understand, I look at it like this remember back in the 70s and 80s? Well not remember. Well, I don't know. Maybe you are that old I wasn't around I was born in 89, but uh you would see well even in the nineties growing up I mean shit was just way more relaxed I remember my dad, he had a 4 runner and my sister and I would just ride in the back where there was no seats and we would just like play monkey bars on the roll cage bar you know, 

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    and we'd like go to the store with my dad to buy beer and he's. Probably shit faced at the time it just was. That's just how' the world was. You know, and a lot of people got hurt so the idiots there wouldn't be rules in place to prevent the idiots from getting hurt so then the idiots would get hurt back in the seventies and eighties and nineties I guess, and that put in place a bunch of guard rails right and then what happened then the Internet came around and the Internet was just a wild Wild West where you could do whatever the fuck you wanted right the good old days and then all the idiots started getting their feelings hurt the same way the idiots were getting physically hurt in the 670s and 80s and probably way before that too yeah obviously cause there's nothing protecting them 

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    excuse me 

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    and now we have all these guard rails on the Internet. You can't say certain things like I got a video nuked that had like 180, 000 plays and all I talked about is how I think that they should bring back lockdowns, got my cats mounting it so they should bring back lockdowns because it keeps all that they thems inside one second I let the kitty one 2 one 2 all right. You're stuck in here now kitty I had to jump off for a second and go let my fucking cat in at the door 

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    because she is. 

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    She is a. They call it like a. Tortoise something she's just like black and black and orange type cat and they say they call it tortitude and she literally has I mean, she's actually a human. I feel like I can telepathically communicate with her but she just doesn't listen very well. I remember, so wouldn't my ex and I were together she had a cat named to Luce and he was just a bad. He was just a bad boy and I left this cat to death and I will call him so his name's to Luce and' I'll call him to Lucifer because he was just such a bad cat and he could not stay inside. There was just no wave keeping this kitty inside some cats just have to be outside some some species just need to roam and here's one of those boys he had to be outside and he had to roam and go get his fucking scratching and murdering on. I'm earlier walking the property before we were moving in and there was a bunch of uh 

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    they took pride and how it was in this like not a marshland but this woodsy area. I guess this complex with this town home they're all these squirrels and shit running around and I said, yeah, there's a lot of wildlife running around and then now I'm her my ass looked at me she's like not for long cause we knew the cat was just gonna come in there and just murder everything which he did one time I saw him snag a bird out of the sky dude he snacked. I was letting him inside and then a bird came by the front door just like this little cute bird and he jumped like 5ft in the air and pulled the bird out of the sky. Here's a wild boy, but um we had this, neighbor we had this neighbor who was missing a leg. She had an amputated leg and she had this little just like Chihuahua, you know one of those little yappias dogs, one of those little little things that are no bigger than a fucking coffee mug with legs on him you know. Just and so our cat she would open her door to let her dog out and then our cat where she's 

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    attack this piece of shit little dog 

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    and attack her prosthetic leg. 

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    she just came knocking on the door fucking heated and she's like, is this your cat? I'm like, yes, this is this is our little to Lucifer 

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    she's like 

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    she's like, hey 

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    he scratches my furniture and tries to kill my dog I'm like well, 

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    I don't know what to tell you bitch. Keep your fucking door closed and that. 

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    Was this other lady, this Russian chick, this younger, kinda hot Russian lady came and knocked on my door one day and I went oh oh answered the door its wet pants. 

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    She's like hello is this? Your cat is the great cat yours and I'm like yeah 

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    yeah, the great cats ours. It's mine 

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    and she's like he' likes to come. My son lets him in my house and he misbehaves he jumps on the counter and eats food and scratches the couch 

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    and I just kind of looked at her like wait but you let him inside and she said yeah my son really likes him and lets him inside but then he misbehaves and so I was like, lady, how about you tell your kid not to let my fucking cat in your house and you won't have a problem cause I don't know what you expect me to do I don't know if you expect me to sit this cat down and have a reasonable conversation with Talusifer and tell him, hey, bro, when you go into this Russian lady's house when her son lets you in bruh don't be jumping on' counters and eating all the food and scratching up her Russian couch it probably has plastic on it 

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    don't be doing that 

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    don't be going over to leggy's house and scratching her prosthetic and fucking doing god knows what trying to murder her dog anyways. 

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    I've wondering with this outfit every time I' get ready for this podcast now because it's honestly the most entertaining thing in the world for me is when people rip on me on the Internet like this one guy, what did you say earlier I was fucking dying? What did he say? I look like 

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    one second, 

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    he said you look like an inbred peasant that would be cast as extra in a medieval period piece and bought your followers because nobody's listening to this dog shit and um 

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    that's awesome and then' somebody else somebody else told me the other day the reason I bring this up. They're like, oh, they' just give anybody a podcast now huh? They just give anybody a podcast and it's always' these weird like super liberal people with pronouns and they're buying shit like that' and let me break it to you. I hate to break it to you, but here's the harsh reality nobody just gives you a podcast. Okay nobody just shows up and says oh bro here's a podcast. You actually have to work and build it and do it yourself and come up with an idea you basically nobody just hands it to you and so a lot of you zay them he she her hers burrs burrs whatever 

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    whatever the 

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    fricket is you call yourselves nobody's just gonna hand you a podcast so I don't know when you're talking about they okay, so when they're going around handing out podcast nobody's just handing out podcast. All of this I had to build with my own pasty 2 thumbs and fingers. 

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    You know y'all I guess it maybe maybe for an attractive girl maybe for an attractive girl somebody would come around and say hey bitch I got a camera and you're funny so you' should do a podcast because you play life on easy mode, but yeah, shut out. Chicks play life on easy mode until they hit a certain age, you know, and then it's but I think it's the same thing for guys I mean if guys if you're just a giant fucking loser when your 40, your life sucks too. So if you're just a raggedy ass bitch that didn't lock a guy down' by the time your 40 your life sucks too. 

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    speaking of life sucking okay so it is the 30th anniversary of In Utero, which is the second sophomore Nirvana album or not technically the sophomore album but the second major label album in Utero, my personal favorite Nirvana album 

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    So I get like at least once or twice a year I go ever since since I've been fucking 15 at least once a year I go into a Nirvana rabbit hole right and so with the album coming out I wanted to listen to the new mixes and all that shit and so I went back down the YouTube rabbit hole even though I've probably already seen everything but I. Don't know, you always still learn just a little bit so as far as Kurt Cobain goes. I feel like a lot of people like to speak for Kurt Cobain like they knew him they have this idea of the guy which is a certain thing which we all do kind of this dark persona, but here's what I think all right everybody who says oh Kurt Cobain would be rolling in his grave when I listen to old Kurt Cobain interviews and I love Kurt Cobain. He's my favorite musician ever but he kind of just sounds like a child that didn't want to eat his peas, which some of we all were that for a long time in our lives right I think if Kurt was around nowadays he would be 

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    really into TikTok. I think he would be a judge on The Voice and um you know, I think he'd be collaborating with like hologram Michael Jackson and doing god knows what and doing EDM covers of Nirvana songs I think he would have really broke through that hole like uh, 

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    I hate everything uh, crunch rock uh meet Me out of me I think he would have 

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    broken out of that and you know maybe he would even he would have even joined the WWF or something like that you know, but I think it's very ignorant I think it's very ignite' for people to speak on on Big Kurt dude, he probably be doing Gucci ads he probably be doing Gucci ads right now Kirk Obame would be doing Gucci ads right now if you were alive he'd be an old swagged out man with a bunch of money and realized oh yeah, remember back when I was a grud he'd probably be embarrassed of being this fucking grunge rocker he probably have fucking leopards and a huge ass mansion which he already did he had a huge ass mansion and I don't know whatever it did. I should probably just shut the fuck up speaking on a dead man, you know what I think we should have I think we should have a national shut the fuck up day there should be a day where we all just take a vow where we shut the fuck up and we don't talk about dumb shit. We don't say our opinions we just let the world roll we don't chime in 

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    say anything ignorant or anything opinionated like we just don't voice our opinions for a whole day' and I would like to see what the repercussion would be or just the effect on the world because I believe it'd be a positive one if we all just shut the fuck up for 24 hours kind of how they do like gas strikes and shit like that I think the world would instantly overnight become a better place and I've take full credit for that idea 

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    anyways. I let's wind things down here one last thought I want to leave y'all with one last thought on this beautiful Monday. I want to leave y'all with 

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    is that 

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    the homeless crisis and I keep weighing in on the homeless crisis, but I think I finally came up with you know, I already said we could go start a war with the homeless people and that way by and would give them money but I have a more 

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    solution and that is, we gather a bunch of homeless people, we put them on buses and we go down to Mexico and then once we get to Mexico we unload all the crackheads and then we just March them north we send them on foot over the border so the Bordered Patrol brings them in and then they grab all these like homeless veterans and shit like that like oh well, you're migrants now so now we're going to give you money, cell phone place to stay and you know, act like whatever it is and that's how' we saw off the homeless crisis, so it's either we take them to go start' a war so buy it and we'll give them a bunch of money and yeah, fund everything that they need like if they need some bombs or something or we sneak him across the border so they get the same treatment as migrants. I know dude I know I know I'm a genius. You guys don't have to tell me because I want to stay humble. 

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    Stay humble. 

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    Don't let the positive things make your head big and don't' let the negative things bring you down this has been dangerous misinformation. It is Monday you made it through the day or you're about to make it through the day whenever you're listening to this I appreciate you. Let me spend the day with you. Very special times. We will look back on these times fondly together please tell somebody else to join us. Let's grow this family. Thank you so much for tuning in this has been dangerous misinformation. I'm your host Rodney Smith. Love you very much and fuck all of y'all 

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    17 min
  • Whitephobia

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation with Rodney Smith, your number one source for unfiltered, raw, and humorous takes on pressing topics. In this episode, we dive into subjects like draft dodging, local crime sprees, and the paradox of Islamophobia. Rodney also shares his thoughts on war, climate change, and the political landscape. Tune in for a rollercoaster ride of opinions, rants, and a whole lot of fun. Don't forget to leave a rating, review, and comment. Enjoy the show!

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    In this episode of the "Dangerous Misinformation" podcast, host Rodney Smith welcomes listeners with a lively introduction, promising discussions on various topics including dodging the draft, a local crime spree, Islamophobia, and more. He expresses his gratitude for the audience while jokingly stating that he doesn't appreciate them enough. Rodney encourages listeners to buy his book and engage with the podcast by leaving ratings, reviews, or comments.

    The podcast host then delves into a discussion about his refusal to fight in wars, particularly criticizing the idea of fighting for politicians he doesn't believe in. He expresses his lack of loyalty towards the government and emphasizes his loyalty to the principles on which the country was founded. He criticizes the media for its biased reporting and highlights the contradictions in their narratives, especially concerning free speech and misinformation.

    Rodney also shares a bizarre incident where a man breached a military base, attempted carjackings, and engaged in violent behavior, leading to his arrest. He uses this incident as a segue to discuss mental health and the extreme ways some individuals choose to end their lives.

    The host then compares the media's portrayal of Islamic terrorist attacks and the events of January 6th, pointing out what he sees as a double standard. He questions the labeling of all Trump supporters as domestic terrorists due to the actions of a few individuals during the Capitol riot.

    In the final segment, Rodney wraps up the episode, reminding listeners to leave feedback and ratings. He wishes them a great weekend and signs off, promising to return with another episode next week.

     

     

    19 min
  • Karen’s Of The Future

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, your number one source for tackling pressing topics with a light-hearted twist. Join host Rodney Smith as he dives into discussions on taxes, the American education system, and his personal journey as an immigrant. This episode also features a review of the new Bill Burr movie, "Old Dads". Tune in for a fun, thought-provoking ride and don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating. Let's grow this community together!.

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    In this episode of "Dangerous Misinformation," the host, Rodney Smith, discusses various topics ranging from tax evasion to his experiences as a young German immigrant in the United States. The episode begins with Rodney welcoming the listeners and teasing the upcoming discussion on pressing issues like not paying taxes, moving to the United States as a child, and the movie "Old Dads." He emphasizes the importance of audience support and engagement, urging them to spread the word about the podcast. Rodney delves into the topic of taxes, questioning where the tax money is going, especially when the government can afford to fund two simultaneous wars. He critiques the government's allocation of funds, mentioning expenses like missile launches and gender studies programs in Pakistan. He dismisses the idea of taxing billionaires, arguing that their spending circulates money in the economy, unlike government spending on wars and unnecessary programs. The discussion shifts to Rodney's personal experiences as a young immigrant in the United States. He shares anecdotes about his struggles with language barriers and cultural differences, highlighting the challenges he faced in the American education system. He recalls feeling out of place, attempting to fit in, and enduring bullying from classmates. Rodney also talks about his introduction to marijuana during his high school years and reflects on his experiences with drugs and social interactions. He shares a story about smoking weed with classmates and feeling awkward, emphasizing the difficulties he faced in social situations due to his immigrant background. The episode takes a turn as Rodney discusses the movie "Old Dads," a film that explores the challenges of older fathers raising young kids in a politically correct society. He criticizes an article written by a woman who expressed dissatisfaction with the film's focus on older dads. Rodney defends the movie, stating that it represents a common experience and suggests that if someone is unhappy with it, they should create their own content. Towards the end, Rodney addresses the growing trend of older women having children and comments on the potential challenges this demographic might face in the future. He expresses his frustration with individuals seeking attention and validation online and predicts the rise of entitled individuals in the future. The episode concludes with Rodney encouraging listeners to leave a rating, promoting his book "The Petty Principles," and expressing gratitude for their support.

     

    20 min
  • Electric Tanks

    Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation with your host, Rodney Smith. In this episode, we dive into a variety of topics from the concept of electric tanks to the homeless crisis, and even what it's like being tall.

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    This podcast is a blend of humor, non-traditional views, and a dash of ignorance. Remember, nothing should be taken too seriously here. Tune in for a unique perspective on the world around us. New episodes Monday through Friday, 9am central time. Video versions available at 3pm. Enjoy the ride and remember to share with a friend!

    In this YouTube video, the host, Rodney Smith, welcomes viewers to "Dangerous Misinformation" and discusses various topics ranging from electric tanks, solving the homeless crisis, being tall, and other random thoughts. He begins by expressing gratitude to the audience for tuning in and introduces the show as a platform for discussing unconventional views on different subjects. He emphasizes that the content should not be taken too seriously and mentions his intention to approach topics with an uneducated, non-PC, and non-traditional perspective. Rodney reflects on the peculiar attraction between conservative individuals and hippie girls, discussing their shared distrust of the government and preference for nature. He talks about his struggle with information overload, his creative process, and the importance of sitting with one's thoughts as a creative person. The conversation shifts to the concept of busy work and how Rodney prefers to focus on creative endeavors rather than mundane tasks. He criticizes the inefficiency of hourly work and shares his thoughts on the need for biodegradable weapons in the military, particularly mentioning electric tanks and eco-friendly ammunition. Throughout the video, Rodney shares his experiences and observations, addressing topics such as height, interpersonal dynamics, and societal issues like homelessness. He humorously proposes a solution to the homeless problem involving an unconventional approach: gathering homeless people to invade a small country, thereby forcing the government to address their needs. Rodney also touches on political and societal divisions, discussing how external threats might unite people despite their differences. He briefly mentions receiving scam calls and concludes the video by thanking the audience for their support, inviting feedback, and promising to return with more content in the future. #DangerousMisinformation #ElectricTanks #HomelessCrisis #UnconventionalPerspective #CreativeThoughts #SocietalObservations #UnfilteredOpinions #InformationOverload #HeightPerspective #BiodegradableWeapons #MilitaryInnovation #SocialUnity #PoliticalSatire #ThoughtfulRants #UniqueViewpoints #YouTubePodcast #RodneySmith #UnconventionalIdeas #SocialCommentary #InnovativeSolutions

     

    Hi there, welcome everybody thank you for tuning in to dangerous misinformation. Join us today. We will be discussing pressing topics such as electric tanks solving the homeless crisis, what it's like being tall' and much, much, much more fun for the entire family stick around to the end I appreciate you being here. This is dangerous misinformation.

    Yes, yes, welcome everybody this is dangerous misinformation you sought, you found here you are, appreciate you being here my name is Rodney Smith. I will be your humble narrator throughout all this dangerous misinformation. I appreciate you tuning in if you are coming back for more. If you're a return. Petty person I really appreciate you welcome back and if you are new I greet you with open pasty Deutsch, American, uh, very ignorant arms I'm glad you're here if you're looking for a 19:45 minute just low update on what's going on in the world with some ignorant uh, uneducated non PC and non traditional view input into all these things nothing should be taken very serious here okay, let me just kind of say that as, a preface, but what should be taken serious and my opinion not a lot of things in this world besides taking care of our families and our health. Besides that everything is just a big fucking joke so with that I welcome you to Dangerous Misinformation. Appreciate your being here. This is what the cosmos had in mind for us putting us all. Together, so if you're some chick with a fat ass and one of those weird hippy print things above your bed that you have dudes with disgusting beards come smash you out on in a dream catcher welcome, I think I was up before those chicks always like me. The hippie girl like the granola girls always like me. I always think that be a really weird thing but I think there is some weird overlap between like conservative seeming dudes and hippie chicks because conservative dudes are kind of like I'm not putting this shit in my body. I don't trust the government, I wanna be out nature I don't wanna be in the city, then you get the hippy chicks that are like I'm not putting that in my body. That is toxic I don't like the government. Those are oppressive white men. I wanna be out in the forest grounding and connect my feet to the electricity in the ground, even though that's not what the electricity in the ground is but you know that mean it's a good mesh so the Granola Girls and the Pasty Boys go together. I wish now I wish with all within me that the Pasty Boys and the far right Latinas or just the fucking. You know. I wish that would mesh, but it doesn't matter you can't have everything um like I said you can uh be anything but you can't have everything or some shit like that I. Don't know. I've been reading way too much. I've been having like an information overload in my brain lately where I can't even keep the shit straight I feel so fucking smart and so wound up like I got so much goddamn fuel inside me that I don't even know where the fuck to put it. I thought when I first started this mission of doing a podcast every single day I was like, how the fuck am I gonna come up with enough content to do 20 minutes a day this is gonna be quite a challenge, but it is turned out that I have I usually just wanna keep going by the end of the episode or have something left over in my notes or something rolls over there's just always something urkin me so I read that Ryan Holiday book I've talked about it before it really affected me over the summer called The Obstacles The Way and The Obstacle Being The Way. With that I've realized that every problem is really just an obstacle to make something cool out of like I saw a guy I saw this I don't know like Jamaican dude he was selling Israeli and Palestinian flags and then the white devil inside of me was like oh my God, how the frick did I not think of that how like the whiteness inside of me is just like bubbling, bubbling on trend to figure out how the fuck to make a bunch of money off the world to miseries that's what I'm genetically programmed to do if I'm not allowed to go, you know, take care of whole and tired groups of people I am supposed to be at least making money off of it that is the new colonizing, the new colonizing. Instead of getting rid of the people, we just make money off their misery and I'm doing a really bad job at that I've always been kind of bad at uh, you know, being a creative. The last thing on my mind has traditionally been money and now that I'm in my thirties I'm kind of like okay well, I should really start fucking build my my fortune and care less about the art I should care less about the art is anything worse than artists here's the thing about being a creative though that a lot of people don't realize. Most people always need to be busy okay a lot of people most people I would say need to be busy they need to get out of their head because they don't like to sit there with their thoughts so they like staying in motion and doing things a creative person needs to sit with their thoughts and sort through their thoughts and compartmentalize them otherwise it just kills the soul like if you're at some job all day where you're making somebody else's dreams come true and me and all you're like oh fuck I could be creating this right now I could be doing this right now keep doing this right now it really eats away you were the average person. If there I would rather have a boring day job so I can be on my phone like writing and stuff the whole time you know what I mean. I'm a terrible employee but I'm a I'm a great creator. I' guess you know, and people the world needs creators. That's how' I justify my own weaknesses as' well they always say they say you know. Chase chase your strengths you know if you lean into your weaknesses it's good to be a balanced person, but you gotta lean into your strengths. You gotta know if you're a reader or a writer you gotta know your communication styles. You gotta know if you're a you gotta know if you're a general or a good subordinate and it's not like being a subordinate a bad thing right? Like George Patton. He was a subordinate but they said he would have made a terrible president, but he was a great commander, you know, so it's like you need somebody, a great decision maker and a great consultant and those aren't always the same exact things that's why a lot of times when the number 2 gets into the number one position. They aren't very good at it, but they can be a great number 2 and vice versa so you just need to figure yourself found the thing that I've figured out about myself, uh, is that I don't. I can't. I need time to sit there with my thoughts with my thoughts and feelings make sense of them and I need to let have an outlet to get the map because I'm just if I'm just sitting like busy work I can't do busy work a lot of people. I like this I think you know there's more common than you would think, but just like doing busy work is the worst hold on let me do this really quick, but yes, busy

    17 min
  • Buying Breastmilk

    In this episode, the host discusses various topics, including breastfeeding, gender ideology, bringing back lockdowns, and more. The episode covers a wide range of subjects, often with a humorous and irreverent tone.

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    The host starts by addressing the topic of breastfeeding and the debate around it. He talks about the stigmatization of breastfeeding and questions why people make a big deal out of it. He humorously shares his thoughts on the subject. The discussion then shifts to the difference between gender and sex, and the host expresses his frustration with those who try to explain the distinction.

    He also talks about the impact of lockdowns and the changes in Austin, Texas, particularly concerning the influx of people from progressive areas. The host mentions his weight gain journey and shares a humorous anecdote about the relationship between weight loss and penis size.

    In conclusion, the episode is characterized by a mix of humor, social commentary, and personal anecdotes. It covers various topics of interest and is part of the "Dangerous Misinformation" podcast series.

     

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    Hey, there everybody thank you for tuning into dangerous misinformation join us today we will be touching pressing topics such as breastfeeding gender ideology bringing back lockdowns, and much much much more fun for the whole entire family this is dangerous misinformation 

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    yes, welcome everybody greetings thank you for tuning into dangerous misinformation the only place in the world where we love everybody we make fun of everything I am your humble Narrator my name is Rodney Smith you can find me on all social medias at Lord Petty some sort of forms of underscores hit me up on there you can send me an email at lord petty podcast at Gmail Com if you have any questions feedback contributions anything like that to the show hit me up on there if this is your first time tuning in I want to welcome you like I said before this podcast is called dangerous misinformation because that is anything in the world that is not just a mainstream agreeing with the lizard people talking points so if you've been looking for a quick 15 to 20 minute podcast without traditional viewpoints and very non pc viewpoints and I even viewpoints just a little way to get caught up on what's going on in the world and have some fun and tune out for a little bit 

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    this is the podcast for you so I appreciate you being here everybody coming back for more hope you're having a great day I want。 to thank you for being here again and let's dive into it, let's jump into it my friends and the first thing I want to talk about is i've been seen this movement okay and this movement is hard to miss because i'm a guy and I pay attention naturally to certain things my inclinations are to jump at certain visual stimulants okay and I would be a big bold face liar to sit here and tell you that I do not love me some titties everybody does okay titties are just a very beautiful part of life and I think that's something we can all agree on okay and it's not like that makes everybody a disgusting pig who likes titties we all like titties even if you're a girl you' see a nice pair of titties you can be like oh that's a nice pair of titties but i've been seeing a lot online and i' feel like this has been a thing my whole life that i've been seeing about this destigmatized breastfeeding 

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    I don't know a single person, male or female that gets upset about somebody breastfeeding a child okay when you talk about oh de sexualized the nipple that'll never happen okay because that's just biology dude see some titties and those are some nice titties you can't help it that's the thing about a lot of women they don't want to be objectified, but then if they try to use their sexuality if they use those same body parts that they don't want to objectify to try to get something and it doesn't work it hurts their feelings so it's like everybody says one thing and means another when I say everybody that's a generic statement a lot of people get this the women that actually that is the female superpower the ones that know when to turn that shit on or off like we are in a professional environment you want to turn the sexuality down, because it'll discredit your actual knowledge and professionalism that people won't take you serious but that if you're trying to make shit move out and you' know out in the wild and you just use a little bit of you know a little bit of that energy it can go a long way you know you sprinkle that shit in your act but I nobody gives a fuck is what i'm trying to say 

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    nobody gives a fuck about breastfeeding there's nothing too destigmatized feed your fucking child nobody cares but with that I just think it's like everything we gotta put on social media so now you gotta show yourself so this chick had a one titty out and she had the baby on the titty okay, the baby was sucking on the nip and then she had her other titty just out for visual effects and she was like destigmatized the nipple breastfeeding is a normal beautiful thing between a child and its mother yes。 it is a beautiful natural thing between the child and its mother and you do that wherever you gotta do that but don't have your titty hanging out and then expect me not to look at it and then call me oh like what is even the point I don't understand is it saying that you're not supposed to sexualize the titty or you're not supposed to be upset about the titty being out like somebody explain this to me 

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    please explain this to me explain this to me like I wear a mask alone in the car okay explain this to me like I do not realize that Joe Biden has dementia explain this to me like I think that Kamala Harris is a great public speaker explain this to me like I think that there should not be aged in term limits in congress I need this broken down to me in simplest terms what the fuck the big deal is about breastfeeding nobody cares everybody understands that the babies gotta suck on some titties and so if the babies gotta suck on some titties if you do it on a park bench nobody cares nobody's like oh god look at this scumbag ass broad titty feeding her child nobody cares we realize the baby's hungry I get hungry i've been trying to bulk and it's hard as fuck so i' wish I could honestly get a big ol glass of breast milk because I think there's a lot of protein and calories and fat in there' so if any if any you offended breastfeeding moms want to show me your tits and then give me some breast milk I will drink it on camera for 

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    I don't know I probably won't but I don't know I think I would try it if somebody put a glass of breast milk in front of me all right and it wasn't if I knew her diet all right like I Don't want some bottom of the barrel like Cheetos and top ram and eaten breast milk like I want somebody who's eaten organic meats organic vegetables who gets a little bit of sun every day and I know that's hypothetical coming from a pasty guy but that's just my complexion okay I get enough vitamin d I want a nutrient efficient young lady to give me the breast milk if I work to ever try it I wouldn't drink it right out of the titty though because that is some perverse shit 

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    哈 哈 哈 哈 

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    yeah and I don't I only want a woman's breast milk okay I know we've been saying that men can lactate lately 

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    but uh yeah 

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    i'd a friend his name is Jordan he was so funny girl enough he would he was the guy he was everybody had this kid growing up that would show you all the nasty porn you know like chicks squirt and milk out of their vaginas and stuff like that he was that guy and then he had this laugh you guys go 

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    like he would just put on some like fat midget getting plowed and then you'd look glance over at each bit like 

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    alright 

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    what was I even talking about oh yeah but he was like hey guys look I can fucking lactate and he squeezed his nipple one time and then just like some pussy zit stuff just came out of the side you know like when you squeeze out like a blackhead on your nose he just came out the side of his nipple it's like look goes i'm fucking lactating god that guy was funny and you always tell people they're doing shit wrong like if you were doing anything you know when you're watching somebody kind of fumble something like if you would watch you would watch somebody fumble through something just like wow! wow dude you're not fucking doing it right and then you show you how to do it 

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    guy was hilarious he had a dog he had a Pitbull named annihilator and he would just sit there and he was addicted to this video game called world of warcraft or not world of warcraft what's the other one 

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    runescape he was super addicted to runescape and so he would come over like we would all hang out you knows before before we had drivers licenses and our parents would have to drop us off we'd go to one of our houses and then Jordan would just sit there the whole time playing fucking runescape i'd be like Jordan you come and wanna go outside and play football or something like Dude i'm on a fucking quest Bro and then five minutes later, he'd have some chick squeezing, a nerf ball upper vagina or something but the one time he's sitting there at his computer so he got a Nile later this fucking pit bull and then you just hear you just hear the dog puke in and then Jordan sittin on his computer's like he better fuckin eat that 

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    that's how we talk to but yeah it's big enough men lactating have you ever tried to have somebody explained to you what the difference between gender and sex is I don't think there's ever been a conversation I wanted to get out quicker than when somebody's trying to explain to me with a difference between gender and sexes because the most hilarious part is they think they're understanding this like out there' just like very progressive super biological argument that just like the average mind can't conceive they think oh these average people are too stupid to understand if there's a difference between sex and gender why because somebody printed it in a bullshit textbook like it dude if it's i'm not even gonna go there i'm not even gonna go there because it's so simple and so beneath my like common sense um 

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    with somebody's trying to explain the difference between sex and gender they're like oh well you're I don't even know which one they' say is which but uh there there's men and women dude and if you look so if if there is a so if there's a guy that thinks he's a chick right and if you miss gender this person then this dudes then this person that's pretending to be the woman starts puffing his chest out wants to fight you right that's a pretty broly thing to do and then if you're uh uh opposite right if you're a sheihi so then if you're a woman that's pretending to be a man and then you' say no you're a woman she'll start crying which is a very chick thing to do so yeah dude fucking the fucking they thems Bro whatever somebody has a they them in their in their, in their Bio those are 90 percent of the people that hate me that find me that just say like your mother should have swallowed you and all that kind of shit you know like the loving left 

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    they're always they' thems and this is what I wish I think we need to bring back covid lockdowns so that they thems and all these people just stay home remember how awesome it was also it seemed like the average population just got thinner healthier more attractive nicer kinder crime kind of went down a little bit all these people would just stay home so。 if we bring back, the lockdowns right if we say oh we should do a conspiracy where we say oh, covets back and full effect so then all the lunatics they'll just stay home then the rest of us can get back to not having a bunch of traffic and not having to look at a bunch of fat chocolateites cause they're all gonna be at home after they' get their free donuts to go get their sixth booster the rest of us can just go about life remember how nice light I loved quarantine dude I absolutely loved quarantine I hate what it did to some of my friends that caused a lot of mental problems and a lot of my friends but uh for me at the time because I was dealing with something else also, and it's like okay I get this time off from work I get to get healthy again' i'm still getting paid 

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    I go ride my motorcycle and there's nobody out on the streets I go anywhere I mean it'd be stupid when I have to when I I went where I went into a apple bees at one point in this fucking nerd we sit down at the table take our mask self he's like oh I need you to move to a different table so we move tables like five feet away and the guy comes up like sir you need to wear a mask and i'm like Bro i'm just moving table he was like yes when you're not at a table you' need to be wearing a mask and that was kind of the moment that I was done with Washington I was done with a lot of things at that point but that's when I knew I was done with Washington and i'm going to move to fucking Texas well, I Don't know if that's what actually thought in that moment but twenty twenty is always hindsight and in my little deutsche brain that's how I remember yeah, Washington was crazy during covid Bro I remember what I came down to Austin to visit in the summer of twenty twenty one when I broke my ribs, I got t bone by transition to go Kart but I came down to Austin for a week and it was crazy cause that week I like 

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    I didn't meet Joe Rogan also, Joe Rogens like a couple feed from me I met Tony Hinch cliff I met Danny brown I was meeting like all a bunch of the comics like I wanted to be a stand up comedian at the time and so I was like kind of just really engulfed in that scene and this was before like the mass influx came in right this was at the point where like if i'd watch kiltoni I would basically know all the people that go on the show like all the contestants or whatever you want to call them because it was。 such a like smaller thing you know what I mean now it's like everybody's moved out to Austin and uh I can't really be around Conno i've talked about this before but I can't just i'm so into like the self improvement shit working on myself and trying to like get to a certain place in life that being around comics is just 

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    it's rough it's a different it's a different thing and 

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    yeah I don't know 

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    oh, yeah Austin I just remember like after being shut down for like two years in Washington just coming down to Austin and everything was just wide open people are zipping around on bird scooters in the middle of middle of the street thinking they're gonna get run over the weather was hot there's just hot girls everywhere I think that was the golden era of Austin it's done now cause anytime I go there now it's kind of like a it's too much the fucking the defund of the police crowd has moved it the people that move somewhere within their way to progressive shit they destroy somewhere then they bitch but how they can't afford it blame a billionaire and then they go move somewhere else and they do the same shit where they came from that's happened to Austin at' this point but I do miss it I do do do miss it i'm not gonna lie um I just really think in twenty twenty three right now at this。 

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    point in time to be a progressive k to be aligned with the current Democratic Party like with the Biden Harris administration you either have to be wealthy enough to be hidden and shrouded from reality, or you just have to be stupid enough to not recognize reality 

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    either way you're not seeing it it can be right in front of your face but you' might not trust it because it's not coming from a quote source and one of those people oh, do you have a source for that cause you Don't believe your own eyes or you're just rich enough to where you're just remove from the average person's struggles and you' Don't care you' know that's like a lot of these Hollywood people where oh, we hate 

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    we hate 

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    the party that freed the slave so much they're all racists uh so we Don't care if eggs are gonna be nine dollars, a carton because we're making millions for pretending to be other people 

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    you know what i'm saying 

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    and then you get people that are just fucking it doesn't matter like I commented on a video yesterday it was a bunch of laundry detergent chained up in a store because people are doing all these lootings you know, just stealing a bunch of shit then I said the caption said what city is this, and I said somewhere with lots of pride and blm flags and strict gun laws and then there are just hundreds of comments on my comment about like oh, you fucking Mega terror like? I didn't even say anything about Trump right 

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    I didn't say 

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    anything about Trump I was like oh, you fucking Mega terrorist you trade her like oh do you have a source do you have a source for this? do you have a source for that? your mother should have swallowed you oh, you are you know just saying all this like horrendous ships that were so worked up about this comment which' i'm there like you realize this one guy he said you realize everybody hates you people right and that's the one comment I responded I said back well, well that's what hateful groups of people do that's what you neolibs do you are hateful people so if you hate the Trump people, that's to be expected like you know an alligator's gonna bite you're a hateful spiteful person so you're gonna hate people without understanding why it's just a very natural thing dude but yeah, 

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    very very natural i've been trying to gain weight because I lost a bunch of weight trying to get I cut out eating bread i've talked about that before I keep having I feel like my bread saga my bread saga something that just keeps going on with this show where i'm on the bread off the bread and i've been eating a bunch of bread again but it's really fucking with my digestion and it's really pissing me off because。 i've been losing so much weight, but it's having a conversation with my friend Joe the other night and he was talking about losing weight and how we can see his dick again right 

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    I was on my way so when you get fat does your dick get does your dick get any of the fat? he said no the fat are you get the smaller your dick gets and that's when I realize that's why I can't gain anyway, because I have no dick left to lose 

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    anyways, I appreciate all tune and in this was dangerous misinformation the most informative podcast the most educated and most progressive place in the world I really appreciate y'all tuning in please be sure to tell a friend be here every day video episodes available 3pm central time on Youtubes 9am central on the the audio streaming apps and please on whatever you're listening to please please please leave a rating in a review it really helps things out share the shit on your Instagrams go follow me on social media and yeah you' can go to Amazon and get my book get some swag I don't wear taxes shirt do all them fun things and I will see y'all tomorrow peace out

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  • God Calling

    In this episode of Dangerous Misinformation, host Rodney Smith dives into a whirlwind of topics, covering everything from Christian dating sites and mass migration to AI advancements and the music industry. Rodney starts the episode with a quirky introduction, welcoming listeners to his world of "Dangerous Misinformation" and promising a jolly old time for the entire family.

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    Rodney shares his thoughts on various global events, expressing skepticism about political figures and discussing the complexities of international politics, especially in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict. He delves into his own spiritual journey, sharing his experiences with religion and his recent exploration of a Christian dating app called Upward. He humorously recounts his adventures on the app, describing it as a digital heaven filled with conservative angels, and reflects on his desire for a more meaningful connection in a seemingly degenerate world.

    The episode takes an unexpected turn as Rodney delves into the world of music production and the incredible advancements in AI technology. He marvels at the ability of AI to isolate and manipulate individual tracks from old recordings, revolutionizing the art of sampling. Rodney expresses both awe and concern about the rapid progress of AI, highlighting its potential to reshape creative industries and our understanding of reality.

    The episode concludes with Rodney bidding farewell to listeners, encouraging them to take care and promising to return with more intriguing content on the next episode of Dangerous Misinformation.

     
     
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    Hey everybody! Thank you for tuning in a dangerous misinformation. Join us today as we will be discussing pressing topics such as Christian dating sites, mass migration, Ais, effects on the music industry, and much, much, much more for the whole entire family. This is dangerous misinformation. 

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    Yes yes welcome everybody! Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation. My little safe haven of dangerous misinformation coming from all of us together, all of us together, moving through space and time. Appreciate you being here. This is the number one source in the world for dangerous misinformation on popular opinions and overall just the jolly old time. It is Sunday night for me right now and I just remembered I had not done Mondays episode yet and we're pushing through the resistance. He has ever read that book, uh, the War of Art where they talk about resistance and the Muse and all that. Meanwhile, my cat. I just cleaned all these carpets in this room. I just cleaned all these carpets because the cat pissed in the corner and once a cat pisses in a corner they keep going back to piss on it and I don't know what makes some piss in the first place, but if this bitch doesn't figure it out she's gonna be a stray here pretty soon, but she she has this separation anxiety, so 

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    she just always has to be around me, you know people and this is people talk about cats people talk about cats like. There is these antisocial creatures that hate you. Any cat that I've ever had has been just super fucking clingy to me and they have very feminine energy. So I think a big red flag is that if cats don't like you it curls probably don't like you either, but that might. You know. There's probably people that hate cats who really got the bops going brazy out here, so I shouldn't say that I shouldn't say a lot of things, but I still say them, and if you didn't know this is I already said this is dangerous misinformation, but my name is Rodney Smith. I'm your humble narrator if this is your first time tuning in welcome greeting you with open pasty Deutsche arms and if you're a returning petty person, dangerous misinformation lover, thank you, thank you, thank you very much. Um, this is where you can come tap in quick 20 minutes for you to just get caught up a little bit. 

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    What's going on in the world and hopefully get a little truckles and zone out of your own BS for a couple of minutes for a couple of minutos. So let's get into it. Let's get into some current world events. The world is exploding as we all know and hope you hug your loved ones tight at night. Um, I'm just kidding, but actually I think I guess China is moving ships this whole Palestine Israel thing man, I don't fully understand it. I try to refuse to understand it, and I think the most we have to know is that the world is on the brink of war. And everything they said about Big 45, everything they said that was gonna happen, the fears of Trump are all coming true 2 years now after Butthole Biden, but who would have thought okay, who would have thought that a guy with dementia and a diversity hire would not do a good job running the most powerful economy military in the world? I would have never guessed that. Personally, personally I would have never seen that coming from a mile away, you know, 81,000,000 votes uh 

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    the popular vote people. If everybody if everybody thinks, hey this guy, he's he's good. We're gonna be alright and we're gonna be alright and it's kind of crazy if you really think it' so, the president has so much more power over global politics than he does. 

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    Uh, national politics because with the national politics you have all the different state level, the federal. You have all these checks and balances the way the founding father set it up. So buddle couldn't just buddle so buddle by and couldn't just come in and you know bulldoze it which is a good thing, but when you look at the geopolitics right? Unless it's like full on waging warning, you need to get that approved by Congress in Yanayata. I mean the president controls the military in America is. The most powerful country in the world and so the president can do a bunch of shit abroad, just they have a lot of power globally, where in the United States itself we have all like I said, we have all these checks and balances just the way things are set up. And yeah, that's why these war mongerers the war mongerers are back at it and I do feel I just think it's so. You know we talk about freeing Palestine and how fucked up Gaza is, but it seems I don't know if it's just like Islamic people in general are gathering or if it's Palestinians all around the globe are gathering, but it's like if they can't get out, 

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    if they're trapped in this prison, like how are they getting anywhere so and how are they just? It's crazy. You see videos of like Sweden and all these places in Europe like London and shit like that. They're having all these just huge pro Palestine rallies and their name is as much prophelistine as they are anti Israel and it's just getting really kind of weird again. You know what I mean as a German as a little German boy. Things are weird me out in the sense of how you know. I'm the last person say people shouldn't say things about different races and whatnot right? Like I'm the last person on the plant that would want to silence anybody's voice. I just think it's weird how. We're getting very clicky again as the human race and it's weird because it's all in the West. I wonder this all the time. Okay, if everybody's migrating to the Western countries because that's where the economic prosperity is with the evil white people, right? 

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    Where are? Like I don't remember we we talk. We use the term minorities right? I don't remember the last time that I was not a minority. I can't remember the last time I went somewhere and it was just like a bunch of white people am I just like the only broke white person? Am I the only poor white person and all the white people are hanging out and these like maybe that is the deal, you know, maybe that is what's going on, but as far as in my world what I've experienced, um yeah, it's just always very, very heavily influence, which that's not a bad thing. I'm just saying, 

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    um, 

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    anyways, dude, get the bops going real brazy out here. Um, I God has been speaking to me in strange ways. You guys god has been caught, so my mother bought me a book called conversations with God by this guy called Neil Donald Walsh, and the book itself is kind of fu fu to me for the fact that it's a guy writing the book as if he's having a conversation with God like he's asking God and he says, well, God just started speaking through me and it's. Kinda like eh, you know? Cause God is everything, so God is also him and you and I and blah blah blah and so it's really painting. It talks a lot about it was written in like 95. I think if it were to come out today the Internet would rip it shreds, but my mom really loved the book so I've been reading it. She bought it for me for my birthday. It's like this big white hardcover. It's a 3 part book and so I've been getting, you know. So I've been reading it and so I've just been getting kind of interested in there's certain things that peak my interest that I'm not smart enough for one of them is religion, the other one is geopolitics, 

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    the other one is medicine. When I say like the field of medicine like the study of medicine. The shit that doctors do that shit's fascinating to me because they're basically body mechanics. You know when you see somebody working on a car, you know, and in my wealth see, you know, very smart airplane engineers and shit like that. I'm thinking, oh fuck, you know, we're building all these things plain you think about like the human body is the most complicated thing of all that. And there's people out here' just like surgeons and shit and like neuroscientists, and that's crazy to me, you know. It's that's way beyond my beyond my comprehensions, but it's very interesting to me. Okay, but so one thing I've been getting interested in again is uh, just religion and uh, and so I've been googling on my phone and then so the way it works because everybody's selling your information because all your phone is they get as addicted to these stupid phones and all it is is a way to just tap into our brain to sell us more shit, right? And so they just are constantly selling our information amongst each other which should be highly highly illegal. 

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    How that's not illegal? I don't know everybody's just selling information. All the all the important things we're already done in the early 19 hundreds, all the steel and railroads and building ships and inventing airplanes and getting electricity and building freeways and buildings you know like the guy sitting on the Empire State Building, even their sandwiches and shit. All the important things have already been done now all the rich people to get rich you're just selling information and all the infos there. All the information's already saturated, everything is saturated. It doesn't even matter anymore, but anyways god has been calling to me through the advertisers cause God is everything. So through the advertisers I got an ad for a Christian dating app and I thought you know what? I am tired of all this haram and Degeneres degeneracy in the world, so I'm gonna download this Christian dating app called what is it called upward which is a very. 

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    Good name, you know Upward because yeah, everything about it. That's a great name and I download it embra. Let me tell you the bops are going brazy on there. Okay, I've never seen and maybe this is a Texas thing. Okay, it is literally no pun intended. It is like digital heaven. Just have all these fucking conservative beautiful fucking angels on there and I've been swiping dog. I've been swiping, but you know I might and ask you all these and ask you all these questions like your denomination and your favorite Bible verse and stuff like that I don't know, so it sounds like the Lord is calling to me in a certain way because he knows at the end of the day the only few things in this life that I love is bops when they're going brazy and talking shit. Those are my 2 favorite things in the world. 

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    That's all I want to do. All I want to do is talk shit and hang out with Bops and hope they go brazy and this Christian Upward app has all of it. It's all that entangled. These women are gorgeous. I mean, I can't talk shit. I shouldn't say everything's entangled, but uh yeah dude, fuck fuck tender, fuck all these dating apps dude. Fuck even going out to a Bard. I don't even want to go out. Dude. I was so hung over today every time I hang out with this one group of. Friends, which is weird because I'm one of the relatively younger guys. I think I'm the second youngest one and they just all just absolutely drink me under the table and I cannot function the next day. Um, but yeah, went out yesterday it was fun, went and did some go carting. Uh, didn't do too well on that because to to tall an anti aerodynamic, which by the way, did you know that a cow is more aerodynamic than a Jeep wrangler? 

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    Fun fact that the day so you come to this podcast it's entertainment, it's education, it's information, it's a social social thing all in all it's all just packaged into one big thing especially for the Bups, especially especially especially for the bops to be going brazy dude, but yeah, so I would recommend to anybody out there to find the Lord and to download upward and don't be a scumbag cause you're gonna go to hell. You know what I mean like I've been taking this serious. I've been searching for my faith. I've been trying to find it for a long time. I can't fully lean into any sort of scripture, but I you know I believe in God and I have a spiritual side and I'm looking for him and maybe one of these angels can guide me, help guide me to where my spiritual self needs to be. Maybe you can go me up with them and we won't like I'm just I'm tired of a degenerate world, I can't talk right now. 

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    I gotta be kind of quiet cause it's Sunday night. Usually you know, there's probably like these walls are probably paper thin and there's probably like children sleeping around me. I'm just you're talking about the bob's going brazy on upward and yeah, I don't want to disturb people's little sleep. I took a nap earlier, man, and I was having the weirdest dreams. I was having a dream. I was having a dream that this bear was following me and but the and the bear moved really slow, but nothing could stop it. So everywhere I went and for some reason I could fly and the bear could fly too, and I was going through like these compounds and like climbing up stuff and the bear would just maneuver everything. I thought if I got the high ground the bear couldn't reach me, so I don't know what my subconscious was trying to tell me. Maybe the bear was the burden of doing all this Internet shit where I should in reality like my my Daydrop skill pays about $50 an hour if I go like a couple minutes outside of town and I'm not working it right now. I'm just focusing on this fully 

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    because that enough money saved and I was like yeah, let me just go all in, but um, maybe the bear is my subconscious saying, hey, why are you doing this stupid Internet thing? That everybody's doing. We could just go have a you know, just like a good career. Go buy a house Bebe Bebe cause San Antonio is cheap as fuck like that's so much money out here in San Antonio. 

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    And yeah, if you're curious what it is it's you can message me if you're curious about you don't need a college degree or anything, but I don't want to really talk too much about what I would. I deal on here cause I don't want it traced back to me even though I I stand behind my shit, you know this is one thing. I also think of people that don't show their face right. This is why I got out of the memoial because I don't like all the faceless meme accounts and just in general, whenever you think about people that don't show their face, they're never the good guy. So all these like anti fit people you know like the terrorist people and you know the crazy lips wearing the masks on their face, hiding whenever somebody's hiding their face you know. Think about a robber. Hiding your face is not a good thing whenever somebody's hide in their face traditionally and just common sense wise. It's never the good guys. So whenever you're looking at conflicts right? If you're looking at conflicts and disagreements, look at the people who are cover in their face and ask yourself why are they cover in their face? So I stand behind. 

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    Everything that I say I'd probably will change my mind on a lot of things. I'm sure some things will come back to haunt me at some point that I've said just casually trying to. You know, I'm sitting here doing a monologue so I don't have much time to really chew over what exactly it's gonna come out of my mouth. So I'm sure there's gonna be things that are gonna come back and haunt me in a certain way that I don't fully agree with down the line because that's what we do we grow as people all right, we grow we change our paintings, doesn't we supposed to do you come to this world? You don't know anything, but you actually know everything. You're rediscovering yourself your soul. So you come on your little journey before you go into the other rounds, right? And meanwhile you say some dumb shit like think about. I'll talk about this before we come after. Like the Founding Fathers. We come after people in history for things they said or did from hundreds of years ago, but then a lot of times us ours, us ourselves. We can't stand on the things we did like 5 years ago or even a year ago look at the person you were a year ago, you know, maybe even 6 months ago, maybe last week. 

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    Maybe you're a completely different person from when you are last week. Maybe some life event happened where you've. Completely switched up your opinion on or just overall everything about yourself and that's fine. That's what you should be doing, dude, that is what you should be doing alright. This next little bit is for my before we start winding down here for my music nerds. So if you're not kind of a music nerd tune out. It was great to have you on this episode. Appreciate shall be sure to leave the rating. Alright music nerds. Let's keep going. If you're a music nerd you' should know what sampling is, but if you're sticking around just for the curiosity. So sampling is when you take a existing piece of music and you flip it into something else, right? It's kind of like 

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    I don't know how to comp how to compare, but you often hear songs you know you know what it is. You'll hear a song where they like a remix where they remix the old song. They take a little bit of an old song. It's like Nicki Minaj is Anaconda right? They used a little bit of the Surmix a lot song. They made the Nicki Minaj song out of it right. So now you know what I'm talking about. That shit is going to get crazy because as a former I don't know if I can carry that title any more music producer when I would sample things what I would have to try to do like if I heard a little like violin. Or something like that in a song and you're just using the one file for the song. You have to try to isolate that violin alright, so you got to find just like a perfect little loop of it where there's nothing else or ekie while the other shit out you know. I mean you're trying to remove the sounds you' don't want and boost the sounds you do want and then hide the shit you don't want with us. It's like it's you gotta bake this little cake, you know, you gotta put the right amount of ingredients and to make it sound right, mix it and all that, but now 

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    you can take one file like if you wanna samples the AI, the AI is getting out of fucking control and I found out about this because the 30th anniversary of a Nirvana album of In Utero is coming out and they were able to take old ratchet ass like nineties concert footage and the AI is so smart that it can distinguish the vocals, the guitar, the base and the drums and put them all on different tracks. And then an audio engineer can go in there and clean up that individual track and then remix it, put it together so you can hear the live performance cleaned up so it sounds like you were actually there. So it's not just and this is like shit that was just recorded on, you know, fucking 90's cameras and. So basically was Samplin. So if you can get your hands on this AI which I'm sure it's not hard to do and you'd get like an old record right? Like sometimes you'll see. I mean just go on YouTube or something like that. I'm talking like somebody's sampling a record. They'll find an old vinyl, they'll put they'll drop the needle, they'll take a little snip it 

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    if it put it in the computer, chop it up and make something out of it right. But now you can do that with anything you can take any you don't have to find the right place, you can just be like, oh, I want to sample this. Then the AI will give you stems that will give you individual stems of an existing song and that is fucking nuts, did that is fucking nuts and the AI is scaring me is legitimately scaring me the abilities that we are starting to have with the AI and yeah, that's that' wow, excuse me anyways. Thank you for tuning in happy Monday. Hope you guys are starting your week off strong. Appreciate your being here. I'm gonna make sure my cat isn't gonna piss in this room and y'all take care of yourselves and I'll see you tomorrow. 

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