Garner Isn't

So you think you deserve more, but you're not going to get more. It's coming for you cause you're the slaves and they know what you want. They're building the structures of lies and I wont entertain you. But guess what? Garner has fallen in love with his machine. He's teaching Triple G to be more human and then there's that Global Crisis.

Musical Artists in this episode: Igor Stravinski, Steve Bartek, Danny Elfman

Garner tells you why you're living without time. He doesn't believe in artificial time. Blue birds sing cause the sky is blue, and you'll never know peace. Consumerism has robbed us of peace. You're being forced to comply. Garner's teaching his sex robot what it is to be a part of nature. Garner's a natural man. His mental therapist has opinions.

Musical Artists in this episode: K.S. Roades, B.B. and the Gang, Ramin Djawadi, Michael Stearns

In the future world, Garner has developed feelings for his sex robot. But does his machine have feelings for him? We're tied to nature, the moon and sex. Why we'll never be able to leave our planet. Garner is a natural man and he sees how consumerism distorts our lives. Robot sexual assault. You're being manipulated. Things aren't safe.

Musical Artists in this episode: Lesley Garrett, Phillip Glass, Dame Janet Baker

You people have turned into insects...tools.....bugs to be stepped on. The facts: men have have been controlling what's going on and women have finally had enough. But men need sex...that's why Garner has a sex robot. He's making it with a machine! Naked house cleaning service.

Musical Artists in this episode: Dinah Washington, Oly Anna, Mady Mesple’, Pearl Bailey

Garner's relationship with women was sometimes demanding. Especially when one of his girlfriends asked him to pay for cosmetic surgery to get breast implants. Where's the honesty in sex? Garner tells us about the various forms of kissing: lip smearing, tongue twisting French kissing with his sex robot. Finally, shopping for sexy cloths to dress his sex robot.

Musical Artists in this episode: Etta James, Otis Rush, Jim Morison, Chuck Berry

Garner says, "Maybe there's nothing we can do." His therapist says he's hostile, and she's right, cause Garner is tired of the lies, the greed, the funny money, our privatization of war. He tells you what you've become, the tools of the system. In the future world, Garner's sex robot, Triple G, has been spying on the sex lives of their neighbors. But Garner's a natural man.

Musical Artists in this episode: Fats Waller

Garner Isn't tells us what we've become, who we are and what consumerism is doing to us. The war machine, the greed, the violence of consumerism and our future with sex robots. It's our world, a world of homelessness as a permanent landscape. But Garner was never a part of that. He isn't like you. He's lived a different life, a life of beauty and nature.

Musical Artists in this episode: Caetano Veloso - Las Hermanas - Joan Baez - Lola Beltran

Garner Isn't predicts the future for men and why they're different than woman. Men are no longer needed but they want sex. So in the future world, Garner has a sex robot. He has feelings for his sex machine, Triple G. But does Triple G have feelings for Garner? He must comply to the rules of being a customer.

Musical Artists in this episode: Placido Domingo - Itzhak Pearlman - Erico Caruso - Luciano Pavarotti