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The Charlie Kirk Show
Savanah Hernandez Joins Us From East Palestine, OH
"Now with Savannah Hernandez, she has the most viral content right now regarding anything political east Palestinian you name it because she decided to go ask Buddha judge questions and the press secretary did not like that at all. Savannah, welcome to the program and Savannah is with our turning point USA frontlines project and you guys can check out Savannah's social media. I'll get all the handles here. Savannah, I never thought it would be so hard to get questions from a press secretary. Tell us about it. Yeah, Charlie. So of course we know that Pete Buttigieg decided to come to east Palestine almost three weeks post train derailment. We had former president Donald Trump here yesterday. We were here talking to him. And a lot of people were already criticizing Buttigieg because they asked the question, why did it take president Trump getting here for you to come? So, you know, there was already a lot of around this trip and I simply asked him as well. What he planned to do to help the residents of east Palestinian. If you had an apology for them because of the fact that they've been left in the dark, the fact that they have had no federal assistance, okay? I mean, actually, I don't want to be fake news here, Charlie. They do have fema teams here, but for the mayor, they just came this past weekend. So again, that federal assistant came very slowly. So I wanted to ask Pete Buttigieg about that. Of course, he walked away, and then his press secretary told me that I was being aggressive for trying to ask questions. Regarding, you know, transparency around this entire crisis that's happened here.
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The SEC Is 'Kraken' Down With Brian Morgenstern of Riot Platforms
"Welcome back to mining pod, really excited for today's conversation. It falls right after some big news from the SEC last week with SEC announced an action against kraken for its staking arm. We have Brian Morgan stern to join us today from riot platforms. Brian, thank you so much for your time today. Thanks for having me. I'm excited to have this conversation. Let's dive right in. Awesome. Well, you just joined riot platforms as the head of public policy. Obviously riot plays a very important place within the Bitcoin mining space and within the Bitcoin space writ large. You guys are now the largest minor by market cap and obviously with your play in Texas, also very important with the mad state. So public policy is only becoming more important and we want to get you on the podcast as soon as possible once you join. I think we should really start with the SEC thing. We talked about it a little bit last week on my news roundup on the podcast, but it was a bunch of layman's opinion, a bunch of plugs, if you will. And so it's great to get someone like yourself who has actually informed opinion on what happened with the SEC and maybe as it has to do with mining as well. So Buddha over to you, any thoughts on what the SEC did with kraken? Yeah, I mean, my initial thoughts are that it is sort of a piece of this broader agenda I'm seeing amongst regulators. It's not only the SEC. It's also the bank regulators, which we can get into. And then potentially energy regulators that are taking a kind word to use would be skeptical. I think probably the more accurate we're going to be a hostile approach to our industry because look, visual assets, Bitcoin in particular, since we're a Bitcoin miner, the recognizes property by the IRS, the recognized as commodities and futures, that recognize those things that people can hold as stores of value and exchange and yet we have some parts of our government coming after them from multiple fronts
The Officer Tatum Show
The New Age Gospel: A Worship of Self
"Frank, I want to know a little bit more about this new age stuff. Because you explained it a little bit in the last segment, but I hear people talk about it. They go like, I was a part of the new age. I was part of the new age. And I don't think I understand the philosophy of the new age. I thought the new age was like just young people who were Christians, I guess. I thought they were Christians, but they were with the prophet. What do they call it? The prosperity gospel and, you know, you could do whatever you want to do and still be a Christian. Can you explain a new age? Sure. Sure, I'll do my best. So in 19 84, I was involved in a motorcycle crash. I got rear ended on the freeway by somebody on impact doing a hundred and a 110 miles an hour. I had no helmet on. I'm here to tell the story. I fell into radio shortly thereafter and studied under a guy who had a talk show. He was a new age teacher. I didn't know the new age from anything. New age is kind of loosely put back in the 80s. Truth and all religions, the gospel is not Jesus wasn't the son of God. He was just one of many prophets, love is the answer, and so people kind of spiritual, but not religious, kind of make up their own God, if you will. And I fell into it. I became a teacher for 21 years, did seminars in front of thousands of people. Here, here's The X Factor. It's the worship of self. Now, I didn't know this at the time and I'll get back to that in like 30 seconds, but worship of self. You have all the answers inside. We throw God around, but when it comes to Jesus, it's like Buddha, Muhammad, they're all the same. Jesus is just the lord of love. So it allows people to tap into spirituality, but not get into the deeper issues, for instance, of the gospel and is there really a God of the universe. So when I got radically saved and I started looking back on, man, I'm going to be real transparent with you. I was a guy. You know, I do new age lectures. Preaching love and scan on the crowd for women. You know, I was a womanizer. You know, I did drugs. I was a gambler. I did all that stuff, but I get in front of people and teach a good word about we're all here to love each other and it resonates with people. But San repentance, all that stuff that a lot of people don't like to hear, not part of the new age. So when I got saved and I started reading the Bible and I started looking back on the worship of self, it's satanic. It's straight out of the worship of self is all about what we have in the world right now.
The Officer Tatum Show
Pete Buttigieg Calls for Racial Labor Equity With Infrastructure
"Pete Buddha Buttigieg, I call him booty snitch, a booty itch, one of the two, and the reason I say that is because he don't deserve respect. He does not deserve respect. Respect isn't just respect is earned. And when you got a man talking about the bridges of the bridges was made, so black people could ride on a bus through the bridge and get to the white people's side. I mean, bro, you gotta be stupid. Even the more recent comment that he made when he should have been talking about the spiel over in Ohio, he's talking about inclusiveness and inclusivity and construction. Well, when the construction deal comes to the community and an emotionally communities of color, you know, we need to represent a reflection of the community. Listen, fool, correction, a reflection of the community don't come through osmosis. People that live in a community got to want to work. They don't want to work, what you supposed to do. Just like policing. It should be reflection of you ain't applying for a police job. How are we going to just magically appear black people in the community? Come on, man. Y'all just stay too worried about race, man. Give me good people. I don't care if you are, if you drop in on a UFO, I want you to, if you're gonna do a good job, are you not gonna do it? Good job.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Do Senators Really Believe In This Ukraine Fight? J.D. Vance Explains
"A senator now for only a couple of weeks. So can you just enlighten me and our audience, what is the private chatter among senators? Do they really believe in this fight in Ukraine? Have they thought this through? I can't imagine they have while still saying these things publicly. Again, I'm not asking you to say anything negative about your colleagues, but at least enlighten me, what are the differences? Give some clarity to my confusion here because I do not understand it. Yeah, I think the difference between me and frankly a majority or at least a lot of my cine colleagues on the Republican side is that they tend to look at this in very moralistic terms, right? Putin bad Ukraine good and therefore, we want to support the good guys and that motivates a lot of the underlying thinking here. In my view is, look, foreign policy is way too complicated. You can accept that the Buddha is bad and that Ukrainians have every right to defend their territory while also asking yourself, what are the risks to us? What are the advantages to us and how do we make sure that this doesn't become a wider conflict that really, really screws us over in the end. The other piece of this Charlie is that we have to recognize America is not all powerful. We should have learned that over the last 20 years. We've had a quagmire after quagmire after quagmire in foreign policy. And I'm looking around saying, man, we can only focus on one major threat at a time. And right now the thing that I think we should be focused on is China. The risk that it poses to our economy, the way in which the Chinese are sending kilos of fentanyl into our country, weakening our people, killing our people. That to me is the real focus here. And when you have our own Defense Department saying, we are going to have to choose between sending weapons to Ukraine or arming our own troops. That is not a hard decision. And unfortunately, I think not enough people are engaged in the very tough ruthless cost benefit analysis that we have to do when it comes to this conflict.
The Dan Bongino Show
Matt Palumbo: 1 in 5 Americans Live Among a Soros-Backed Prosecutor
"The left is so afraid of us gasking questions Now keep in mind the left has no problem asking questions about donors they don't like Even donors who aren't really conservative like the Koch brothers who are more libertarian right But if you donate to a cause they don't like then you are immediately to be hung from your toenails Never to be accepted and polite company again And harassed for the rest of your life But when we ask questions about people like Soros who unquestionably we have the money trail have given money to prosecutors who have lorded over street chaos all of a sudden the line is what This is definitely anti semitic It's so predictable with these idiots I would say there's a war on noticing and you see this actually in any headline where Democrats do something wrong The headline is never afraid as like hey this Democrat did something wrong It's sort of phrased in this phrasing of get a load of these Republicans for noticing they did something wrong with a phrase us of the Republicans pounce That's the whole Republicans pounce thing Yeah yeah so what the authors prosecutors and I reported on in the New York Post article there's not 75 of them nationwide unfortunately one of them takes a boot and got recall But Soros is back the most $40 million And he's donated over his lifetime's 32 billion And I don't think having research as empire I don't think he's ever gotten this kind of bang for his buck because now one in 5 Americans live in an area where they are beholden to a serverless prosecutor You know when Soros is donating tens of millions who are presidential elections the silver lining when he backs like John Kerry or Clinton is well at least he incinerated that money Here is going to a very bad cause And the latest person I mentioned is Buddha vivira if you sort of I thought it was emblematic of all of them And even though this thing is well we're not going to enforce lower level laws because then we can enforce you know we can spend more time prosecuting rape and murder And
The Dan Bongino Show
Matt Palumbo: A Hit Success With 'The Man Behind the Curtain'
"Matt people have shown a real interest in this book I saw the New York Post had one of your pieces on the front page I think everybody's starting to wake up to just how damaging this guy's been Yeah thanks for having me on It seems like every single week there is a new story out where it's a Law & Order type story where it seems like a parody of reality like a sort of Franz Kafka esque story So the latest with this prosecutor Buddha beverage out of looting county and he was just sort of the latest source back prosecutor to announce he wouldn't be enforcing the law So I just thought you know it's a perfect opportunity to a detail the latest craziness and how it's sort of emblematic of everything Soros has been up to lately Folks the book again it's called the man behind the curtain There's a lot of stuff in there And I think it's really going to surprise you about exactly what Soros has been up to I
The Charlie Kirk Show
America Is a Country of Christian Plurality
"That listen to our podcast with regularity, you know that I have been bashing against gnosticism and we don't have to go too far too deep down that route. However, it does tie into our conversation, Chris, you wanted to pick this up about glory be to God to do big things in the physical world that glorify God. Yeah, I think this is actually super important. Just to sort of recap, you know, one of the things that you always and every place united civilizations is some common religion. Now, probably not with your listeners, but for some people, when they hear that it makes a Mitchell a little bit because they think it means intolerance or grams or something like that. Obviously that's happened in the past, but you think about places like in a Rome. Like the Roman Empire or something, your room was actually pretty tolerant. But particularly by ancient standards. Correct. Yes, were the intolerant of Christians. Sometimes is the answer. It depends on who the emperor depended on who the emperor was, but Christianity within the Roman world was kind of unique because Rome's typical standpoint with barn gods was just incorporate them. The problem with Christianity for Rome was like Christ can't be incorporated into the Pantheon. Yes. He did wind up as a turns out taking over. Constantine, I think, eventually allowed to take over everything. Right. But you think about what has motivated people to do these big projects and hold these civilizations together. We talked about Egypt, and we talked about the sumerians, and we talked about obviously Christians. Any place in the planet, like there's these massive buddhas built all over Asia, which are these big projects. Mind-blowing. Mind-blowing. Yeah. But the point I think that you were driving it is really important is that America is a country that has a Christian heritage. It has a Christian if you sort of take all Christians regardless of denomination as a single block as a country that has a Christian plurality.
AP News Radio
California man sentenced to 4 years for COVID-19 loan fraud
"A California man who pled guilty to COVID-19 loan fraud has been sentenced Ready Buddha mala of Irvine California has been sentenced to four years in federal prison and a judge ordered him to pay $5 million 150,000 in restitution to the small business administration He was arrested in February trying to cross the border into Mexico and pled guilty in June to bank fraud and money laundering Prosecutors say he submitted 7 false applications for pandemic relief loans for three shell companies with no operations claiming to need the money for payroll for nonexistent employees and business expenses at bogus addresses Court documents say he used the money to buy three homes including properties in Los Angeles and Malibu as part of the plea agreement he'll forfeit real estate and $4.1 million from bank and investment accounts and cryptocurrency Is to be deported to India when he finishes his sentence I'm Jennifer King
BrainStuff
"buddha" Discussed on BrainStuff
"In Chinese American restaurants. The laughing, Buddha. Hey brain stuff, Lauren bogle bomb here. You've probably seen him seated next to the cash register at your local Chinese American restaurant. A shiny bronze statue of a bald pot bellied man with a laughing grin on his face. The same jolly fella immortalized in key chains and other trinkets sold in Chinatown tourist shops all across the U.S.. That's not the Buddha. But it's in the right religious ballpark. He's called the laughing Buddha, and the story behind him is complicated. We spoke with Denise leidy, currently the curator of Asian art at the Yale University Art Gallery. She held the same position at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for 22 years, and is no stranger to westerners confusion over the laughing Buddha statue. She said, in Christianity, there's this one guy, so when people see this fun guy, they think that's the Buddha. But it's not. The Buddha in the singular is to start the Goldman. But the Buddhist religion over time has added multiple layers of deities. Many of whom have multiple avatars. And so it's gotten mind bogglingly complicated. Buddha, the story goes, was a man named sadaka Goldman, who lived around the 6th century BCE in India. Born a wealthy prince he chose to live an ascetic lifestyle in search of the meaning of existence, which he found while meditating for 40 days under a fig tree. After achieving Nirvana, which is the escape from the endless cycle of suffering death and rebirth, he became the Buddha, or the awakened one. Over the centuries, his teachings spread throughout India into China across Asia and eventually around the world. Today, there are an estimated 376 million followers of Buddhism worldwide. But so who is the laughing Buddha? Buddhism has expanded over the millennia to include a Pantheon of deities in addition to goat ma Buddha. Those include numerous bodhisattva, the term four sage like individuals who work for the enlightenment of all sentient beings. Buddhism, practiced mainly in Southeast Asia, got is only the most recent of 28 buddhas described in holy texts, and then there are avatars, humans believed to be incarnations of deities. The laughing Buddha was one such avatar, a tenth century Chinese monk named budai. According to accounts written centuries later, budai was a gregarious pot bellied monk who wandered from village to village, carrying a large sack over his shoulder, but I, meaning cloth sack. He was beloved by children and the poor to whom he would give rice and sweets from his sack. On his deathbed, budai penned a poem in which he revealed himself as the avatar of maitreya, a deity also known as the future Buddha. Lydie explains, in our lifetime, this great cosmic era you and I are sharing, there's a teaching Buddha named Siddhartha Gautama. The world will ultimately destroy itself. I don't know when, but when the world is reborn, metra will come back as the teaching Buddha of that era. Over time, but I became the subject of popular devotion in zen Buddhism, both in China and Japan. His large belly and sack are believed to represent abundance, and he's included among these 7 lucky gods of Japan as a harbinger of abundance and good health. At some point, he also became the patron deity of restaurants and bartenders, hence his prized location next to the cash register. Lydie isn't sure of the exact historical Providence of today's laughing Buddha statues, but she believes the bodi imagery in Chinese art and sculpture started popping up in the 15th century. She said, as global trade begins to expand in the late 16th and 17th century and porcelain is totally transforming global ceramics, there's probably some imagery of this guy that snuck in. It got picked up in the west, turned into the laughing Buddha, and made into this kitschy thing that you can buy anywhere. Although rubbing the belly for good luck is not Buddhist teaching and generally considered impolite, devotees of Buddhism don't seem to have a problem with the spread of the icon. Barbara O'Brien, a journalist and zen Buddhism student, wrote, it is indicative of Buddhism's broad tolerance of diversity that this laughing Buddha of folklore is accepted into the official practice. For Buddhists, inequality that represents Buddha nature is to be encouraged, and the folklore of the kind laughing Buddha is not regarded as any kind of sacrilege, even though people may unwittingly confuse him with got my Buddha. Today's episode is based on the article, that fat jolly fella isn't Buddha on how stuff works dot com, written by Dave Bruce. Brainstorm is production by heart radio, in partnership with house to forks dot com, and is produced by Tyler clang. For more podcasts, my heart radio visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. 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Asian American History 101
"buddha" Discussed on Asian American History 101
Dennis Prager Podcasts
San Francisco Voters Reject 'Woke' DA
"Francisco DA Cesar Buddha loses recall election. San Francisco yesterday voted to recall its progressive district attorney amid rising anger at the city's crime ridden state. Chase a Buddha 41 had been widely expected to lose his job. And 60.5% of voters made their feelings clear over the woke policies by deciding to recall him. Only 24% of the city's electorate a 495,000 turned out with 70,730 voting against the DA. So let's see, 24% voted, obviously people who had passion about keeping him in office would have voted, so it was a very small percentage of people in San Francisco who wanted to keep him as DA.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Democrats, It's Time to Head for the Lifeboats
"The Democrats are apparently, it's dawning on them how bad their situation is. And it's dawning on them that they put this complete loser in the lighthouse. I think Buddha is here or here, the correct word. And they're now realizing that he's like a millstone. He's dragging them down to the bottom of the ocean and there's a New York Times article, which is literally titled it's time to head for the lifeboats. Democrats are one point we're talking about, yeah, we're going to try to hold a house. We're going to try to hold a Senate. They've pretty much as it turns out, given up on the house. Margin right now is really narrow just a few seats. The house is basically gone. The Senate, there are a few Democrats who are like, we'll try to hold the Senate, but it's increasingly looking like even that's going to be really hard. For them to do, quote, it's going to be a terrible cycle for Democrats. This is a sauce make a former adviser to Clinton. There's an Obama adviser who says pretty much the same thing and apparently Democrats now at the local level are running away from Biden. In fact, there's a little funny detail here in the article Gretchen Whitmer quietly removed the president's name from news releases about federally funded infrastructure projects. So when people realize this is Biden, they react so negatively that Whitmer's like, let's take the guy that's laid out the guy's name. Like in the old days where you get the old whiteout and just wait him
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Taliban Guards Once-Hated Buddhas as It Eyes Chinese Cash From Copper
"I want to talk about the Taliban and the statues of ancient buddhas that are in Afghanistan built many of them hundreds of years ago. And you might remember the episode going back now to when the Taliban first came to power, they hate these Buddha statues because to the Taliban, this is sort of heresy. This is not heresy, but this is the wrong path to the truth, if you will. The only path is Allah's path. And so these other religions are kind of violations of the truth. And so the Taliban mounts what can be accurately called a crusade against those. Buddha statues and they blew up a bunch of them in a part of the country. They said these are pagan idols. We don't want them in an Islamic State. And so bam, down they go and the world was a little outraged, not because the world is people around the world are partisans of Buddhism, per se, but these statues have a historical and a. Historical significance, as well as obviously a religious significance for Buddhists. So there was a sort of outrage against religious freedom, a kind of outrage against the idea that these are a preservation of the historical record, but the Taliban, of course, doesn't care about any of that historical record who reads history, and probably for them history begins in the 7th century anyway. Now, interestingly, the same controversy has been resurrected now because there are ancient Buddha statues carved into the cliffs of rural Afghanistan and they are looking over a kind of ravine. And hundreds of meters down, there is what is believed to be the world's largest deposit of copper copper. Now, in Taliban want to promote economic development in their country and I think ordinarily, they'd be really happy to blow up these Buddha statues, but they've realized that the Buddha statues are going to be of some value to any country that wants to come in and mine that copper for them. Now, a bunch of countries want to be in on this deal. Russia has said, we'll do it. We'll line the copper Iran has said, we'll do it. Turkey said, we'll do it with a country that wants to do it the most is China. China. And interestingly, although China is a communist society and although China is officially anti religious and they of course persecute Christians in China, the Chinese like the Buddha statues. Partly it could be because there was a history of Buddhism that made its way to the far east and all the way to China. It could be because the Chinese simply think that for historical reasons they would like to preserve these statues in any event, they have let the Taliban know that these statues are valuable and should not be desecrated or
AP News Radio
500,000+ refugees flee Ukraine since Russia waged war
"Hundreds of thousands more Ukrainians were fleeing war heading towards the eastern edge of the European Union as the fighting shows no signs of abating the U. N. has estimated that the mass exodus of refugees has reached more than half a million people he's managed to escape the violence so far long lines of cars and buses will back up at checkpoints waiting to enter a paid into Hungary Slovakia and Romania many close order some food tracking their possessions away from the war and into the security of the E. U. at the central train station and the team Ukraine feathery Kappa cough weight goodbye to his wife my wife is eight months pregnant given the situation I'm full has security I pulled up to the station and put her on the train to the potus Buddha at forty four years old he's in the age group of men currently banned from leaving the country United Nations refugee agency has said over a quarter of a million refugees and dependent and over eighty thousand went to Hungary I'm Karen Thomas
The Charlie Kirk Show
Democrats Want to Run Deficits Approaching World War II Levels
"Democrats are currently so distracted by this reconciliation. Bill that the bipartisan infrastructure. Package the con job that too. Many republicans voted for the green energy. Con job that made pete. Buddha judge the infrastructure czar which isn't passed yet thankfully. They are all tied to joe biden. And they are now putting mitch mcconnell in the driver's seat i have to say mitch mcconnell's handling this very well mitch. Mcconnell is holding the line and he is refusing to give the democrats what they want so the democrats are proposing to ram through this massive budget as they will continue to run deficits approaching world war two levels four five six trillion dollars of annual deficits.
AP News Radio
'Notting Hill,' 'The Duke' director Roger Michell dies at 65
"Director Roger Mitchell has died at the age of sixty five according to his family details on his death were not given our margins are a letter with a look at his career you have a stomach bug I could have a step up Roger Mitchell's most famous film is Notting hill with Hugh grant and Julia Roberts for a time it was the highest grossing British film ever Mitchell also me changing lanes with Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson as well as Venus with Peter o'toole Mitchell also directed for British theatre productions his TV adaptations include Jane Austen's persuasion and the Buddha of suburbia in the nineteen nineties
NPR News Now
Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria’s Longest-Serving President, Dies at 84
"Beginning a three day mourning period over the death of former president abdelaziz buddha florida. He was eighty four years. Old bouteflika's twenty year long rule was riddled with corruption. But he's being honored for his role in algeria's war for independence from france. I'm
Everything Everywhere Daily
How Much Do You Know About Planet Mercury?
"Admit it isn't the sexiest planet. There's no atmosphere like venus. It isn't an object of exploration like mars. It isn't big like jupiter in. It doesn't have the beautiful rings of saturn. I'm guessing most of you haven't really given to thoughts about mercury. And i'm reasonably confident in saying that because most space agencies and astronomers don't really think about mercury either more on that in a bit i i should probably do a quick tale of the tape for mercury. Mercury is about point. Four astronomical units from the sun and an astronomical unit is the average distance from the earth to the sun the massive of mercury is approximately thirty eight percent that of earth. the planet has no discernible atmosphere. Which makes it more like the moon than any other body in the solar system. One of the most unique aspects of mercury is that a day on mercury is longer than its year. One year on mercury is eighty seven point nine earth days and one solar day on mercury is one one hundred seventy six days. Mercury is the second hottest planet in the solar system behind venus. The only reason why venus's hotter is that it has an incredibly thick atmosphere that traps heat. Mercury has no atmosphere whatsoever during the day surface. Temperatures on mercury can reach eight hundred and forty degrees fahrenheit or four hundred fifty degrees celsius. Whoever on the nightside of the planet temperatures can dip down to minus two hundred seventy five fahrenheit or minus one hundred and seventy celsius mercury was known to ancient peoples. But they didn't really know much about it because of how close it is to the sun it would only appear just before sunrise and the eastern horizon or just after sunset on the western horizon. The name mercury came from the roman. God mercury who was the messenger of the gods ancient china. It was known as the our star and in modern chinese korean japanese and vietnamese. It is literally known as the water star. The indians associated the planet with buddha and the day wednesday and the germans associated with the god odin and oddly enough wednesdays the mayan people associated mercury with an owl and thought that it was the messenger to the underworld
10 Bestest
"buddha" Discussed on 10 Bestest
"Mean some for everybody here. I would love to be in the room with the people who are coming up with. These ideas. might be out of vogue as their camera but Yeah some good ones here. Yeah the average kids. So now i will look after the show i will not belabor this bar but i'll see if i got one of the super rare ones because like that atom bomb so the number one of the first series that's whereas if it's meant condition were ten thousand dollars on ebay for ten grand so these guys are like an all of course all the ones i had since throwing them away longtime can they'd be real money they sure are so you have some of those eighties. Kid i have some. You might be checking on ebay zones. Yeah they all. They're not all were ten grand but a lot more for a couple of hundred bucks. There's lists of you know which ones are rare on craziness. I don't know why i thought of it. Well i know why because comic book that actually made in which i immediately my childhood friend still my best friend immediately. Send him a text and said i just met someone and took a comic book how to make a comic book class from someone makes garbage bill kids and e immediately we're forties news like no way. Cnn's i can't believe it. I still have a line so now mike you better check those other mobile were yeah. Oh wow yeah so crazy. Thank you for that trip down memory. Yeah like i said very very different from yours but hey we got lightning lillian..
10 Bestest
"buddha" Discussed on 10 Bestest
"Love about these collections as it has a little bit of something for everybody so you don't have to read every single one of these articles you can just find which one may be gravitates towards you know for me. Memory is kind of a big thing. It's one of my actually biggest fears about getting old is in my memory. I have now a grandparent who is going through memory loss. It just. it's so heartbreaking and not even more so than getting old. Don't fear getting old but losing my memory would be a big one for me. So i'm fascinated because what our brain does when we're thinking about all the time as we want to know how how memories workout is what. What is the science behind this. So there's so many good things about this Some of these articles include. You'll probably forget what it was like to live through a pandemic which is probably a good thing that you will forget some of this but also why we forget. Things is very interesting total. Recall the people who never forget is very interesting. The movie that doesn't exist but the raiders who think it. Does this talk about imagine memories. This happens a lot of the time where people and i've had this happen. Where a story. Maybe it gets changed or embellished. And you have this whole envision of something. That never actually happened. There are so many more good articles about this. It's definitely worth checking out. This is the pocket collection of memories falls memories. indeed. I think i have a whole bunch of well..
The Charlie Kirk Show
Who Are the Taliban?
"Who are the taliban well the taliban were removed from power in afghanistan by us in two thousand one and they have been displaced from power over the last twenty years and obviously they have seized power again taliban or otherwise known as students in the pashto language emerged in the early nineteen nineties northern pakistan following the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan it is believed that the predominantly pashtoon movement first appeared in religious seminaries. I'm reading from. Bbc dot com mainly mostly paid for by money by saudi arabia which preached a hardline form of suni islam the promise made by the taliban in pashtoon areas straddling pakistan and afghanistan was to restore peace and security then enforce their own very steer version of sharia or islamic law. Their political office is in doha right now and they will return back to afghanistan very soon. My head of the taliban is this guy. Holy moly good luck pronouncing this molewa hip. Tula august sokha zodda. He's the former taliban chief. Justice leader since two thousand sixteen. There's a senior judge political. Deputy deputy and deputy and they're from southwestern afghanistan. The taliban began quickly extending their influence. In september of ninety five and captured the province of herat bordering iran now the taliban the actual pashtoon people they have a history going back hundreds of years wallover a thousand years. They own those hills the taliban they have banned music television cinema disapproved of girls over ten going to school. They have been accused of various human rights and cultural abuses and in fact the taliban destroyed the famous byman. Buddha statues in central afghanistan
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"Book. Our interview podcast every week and i get a lot of people that are like if you're looking for someone and i didn't even tell me what you do. You even make a convincing pitch. I'm looking for someone. But i'm looking for like dan. Patrick answer my text messages. i'm not looking for. I'm sure you're very interesting. I just don't know how to sell that to somebody. Why are you still whispering. Do you hate me. No i was just tell me. Don't me whenever. I get travis to say that he loves me. It's like i've done a good deed for the day for me. Let's kate is good deed. I got travis to put love into the world i was i started to go the other way. Spread love the brooklyn way. And then sometimes i yell you to get off my lawn more times yard tobacco your house man. We've established that's sports. I think his doc. Doc doc dot com and Brooklyn in china. The hoop collective podcasts. Brian windhorst if you need a little more. Mba talk in your life. How could you you know we've got most of it covers. Ask chris. Basketball has been a basket. But willie bia basketball again. But if you need more the hoop collective has that you know. What's the pitch big. Thanks you guys for listening now and then a second time. Today's was funny. You know what i i think. Sometimes people don't know that most of this is joking and that kind of the only goal is to laugh. Sometimes i think people think that i don't know i thought you really hate me. Yeah but well if you look at me say you look at it that way. I promise you you'll enjoy some may say the onus is on us to prove it's funny and i say no on you joke travis. I'm gonna at abu westberg one more time just want just for the rest you can break. You can do it again next podcast. If you do it again does he have to go. You'll have to read the rest of the goodbye. So if you guys are listening to this on your second listen you can skip the whispering. You don't now. You know where it is travis. Put a time code in. Tell people where to skip. If they're uncomfortable because i understand sometimes. Asmar isn't for you. When it comes from travis or even always nice review every listening to this podcast. Which travis reads travis loves them like this one from detroit. Johnny a pronounce. -able username shout out. That says best sports podcast in the biz. I feel like we've said that one before. Mainly because i read it and i go no what who paid detroit. Johnny fess up. Nathan says your friend. You have a friend in detroit. Did you pay him to write this new. Yeah plot twists. It's nathan nathan is detroit johnny. Lastly don't forget that you can always We talked about it before. You can call a number and i'll answer and a message it'll prob- i think it beeps think it says beep in the new talk You can do that at eight. Six five or six. Five seven one travis. Say goodbye. I i knew i knew i should stick to what i said i was going to do but i got to see it through the game. Gotta finish saco by christina. Say goodbye nathan. Wanted him to have his moment. I wanted nathan to has his moments by. I love you a it. I'm so.
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"The do something writing is a good one. What what's wrong. With the first half. I dislike the back half better okay. We're both prefer that yeah christina. What do you think. I think you a boob geyer but guy on this quote the bottom well okay. So i'm probably leaning i. I'm probably leaning more towards the first half. Because i don't think i not only have. I not done anything thus far in my lifetime to need anybody right about it. I also don't foresee myself doing anything. That's worthy of somebody writing about it. So i think i'll write about something that someone else has done. Nathan which path do you choose these roads diverged in a wood right something worth reading or are you gonna do something worth writing. I'm want to do something that's worth reading. Because you know. It reminds me of stem. He mixed him into this yellow. Yep that's so. Benjamin franklin what he basically said you'll love you know technically all of these kind of boil down to yolo. How about this one from buddha. The mind is everything. What you think you become. Sure i've never become taco bell and is that basically like you are what you eat karma thing. The mind is everything you think you become. Well you are what you eat. I mean this is the same quote from plutarch depending on whoever came. I guess who lived. I buddha or plutarch plutarch. No googling it because you've never googled anything before christina said plutarch travis. He's gotta buddha nathan. Buddha okay. plutarch is eighty is forty six. Ad okay remember that buddha four sixty three b. c. e. so buddha came first right be i'm about to say can still podcast called still have a quote for you that i heard it was from jeff collins. The football coach georgia tech. But it's a quote by theodore roused roosevelt common. Buddha people. Don't care how much you know until they know how much you care say it again. People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. I like that are like that a lot. Actually and then i read. I don't think i read plutarch's quote what we achieve inwardly will change outer reality. it's basically deep over here. Yeah jim jim rohn not jim rome imron said either. You run the day or the day runs you ask. You've run so no. That was a character travis. As acting king. Aristotle said hope is a waking dream. That one might be too. That wants to what are you saying. What are you trying to say to me. And we lost nathan. And he's passed out these bad ass. Those realness he got hit in the face with light died. You'll get a charter. You realize that these podcasts are four hours long imparting wisdom over here in. Nathan's like hannah gotta go please. Can we change classes here. Charles f kettering is that ab- sloan kettering charles f. Keep on this is like a paragraphs paragraph keep ongoing in the chances are you'll stumble on something. Perhaps when you're least expecting the have never wait. I'm not done. I have never heard of anyone stumbling on something sitting down. Well charles. you've never met me. I can fall out of the chair with the best for a young. A chat with you about stumbling. That's right so some of these. Are you know useful. I am not a product of my circumstances on the product of my decision said steven. Covy who i'm sure was important. You know the thesis of this podcast is katie. Doesn't know much but it's fun to look. She cares yeah. Exactly i care too much. I care so much all right well. Now that we cleared up the whole buddha plutarch thing got rid of nato second time to shorten jordan lebron plutarco buddha. All those famous sports debates. I'm glad we figured that out. Dan atrocity made history right nine thousand points. So that's crazy that's insane. Yeah that was your podcast. Oh let's do a voicemail nathanael. uk of breath. Okay tone so relatable. Okay let's do this one. Hey katie charleston. Christina is alex kahn from grave. My north Saskatoon saskatchewan there than when the work of course today. I don't know if you got into it before relatively new guys. Podcast the victim What's taking on east sports and internet gaming. I guess i don't know if you guys forcing the race. Even at what i wanna see your take on Lena program one. Yeah he's around he's gonna come. Yeah alex love you mean it. Thank you for your question. A lot of great white north. Also saskatoon is just Dan calls myrtle when she's being pain the but he just so glad we share that alex. Also i love that. He was like i'm kind of news broadcasts and i don't know where you stand on this. Hopefully based on our answer. You're not gonna stop listening But we welcome the people. It makes me so happy. I don't. I am under the impression that no one knew is finding this podcast anytime soon. So it's really cool to hear that i'm wrong in this one instance. I love video games. I am currently in a position where i'm not good at any of them. I need another game to be good at once. I beat assassin's creed and got good at that. Like real nasty at that. I went back to call of duty plane warzone and boy am i trash wars on i am like really hartson it you know i care but i m bad and i think it's because i'm somebody who benefits from practice and it's tough to practice when you die right away all the time Because other people are so good at that game that it annoys me So that's where i'm at personally video games. I love them. But i don't really watch sports because most of the most popular sports games at aren't games that i play But i am looking for an entry point. I guess i could get into east sports. I think what's hard for me to is that all of the names of the people are not their names. It's like you gotta remember like imagine if everybody in the went by nickname. Xfl old xfl. Yeah i like. I used to play video games. Don't anymore if nc double came back. I would get. I would play again useful. Standstill place. ncw quaid's. I fire up the winningest coach in the universe now. His aunt jose state and he is absolutely crushing. Everybody in mountain west. But i don't play anymore. I don't have a new. I have a playstation three. Because that's what works with. Ncwa fourteen came out and get it. But i don't but if you wanna play video games in people at wants east like i don't know if people like crap on it like what does it matter they sell out arenas for people to watch him who care clearly. There's an interest there. So bob on kid like i feel about were adults saying like move on..
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"What happened there. I this is. Do you feel comfortable talking about this. Do you feel informed about the racing sport. Yes so guess yes or no. I'm looking at it. Yes or no. Yeah we're good. Glad so jimmy. Johnson who retired from nascar has been doing some indycar racing. His teammate tony kahn. They've been doing a lot of just cycling on their own. Jimmy loves to go cycling like like bike bike rides. Alec legit pellets. I don't know maybe okay. And he was telling me about how he likes to free mcchrystal's and he'll put them in his pockets or whatever on the bike so when he's writing you can pull one out and have one in tony qanon and never had one before and so gave it a try and was in love with it in the now other indycar drivers are finding out about for the first time. Okay so wait. Let me get this straight. They're putting frozen is when you by the time he easily see frost as in the beginning on. Criminals are always frozen correct. That's not like a freezing and uncrossable. Don't you freeze them. Isn't that where you're supposed to store them. I honestly i've started. I've never had one. So where do you keep them. Are they a cabinet food or tied them originally in the freezer. But i put them in the fridge so that there were going to name the company but it says frozen sandwiches yet. So here's a post been hold anyway. Okay so what i've understood. My interaction with incroyables has been that. Dan will take it out of the freezer and put it on the counter. And then i'll just see it there and it's wet in the bag because it's defrosting and then he'll open it and eat it and to me again. This could may be one of my weird things. I don't really like prepackaged sandwiches and stuff mostly because they're co cuts but also because the sweat happens if the bread and the like. I like the bread to be bred dry. Nice and then the in the sandwich when i was a kid. I really didn't even eat sandwiches for lunch. Because i only like peanut butter and jellies. And if you make those too early this is probably why you freeze them. The jelly gets the bread to soggy. And so by the time. You're eating it at lunch. It's like a soggy sandwich. So i was the cool kid. That eight yogurts in school. You couldn't make me a sandwich which yes makes me lame. But it doesn't invalidate my point. Which is that. The wetness of the bread i think for me but it does make sense for a adr racecar driver for a later snack. I'm not against it for them. I get it. I also saw tiktok where somebody took an incredible used a cookie cutter to cut out the middle right and so it was just like a looked like a donut and then deep fried it because it's froze lewin it you could just drop it in. They fried it and it was like came out like fried jelly. And i was like i actually would think about eating that. I totally get behind that. So tony kahn's said. I'm starving in the middle of a ride and jimmy pulls out of his pocket and creswell snack. Which i've never knew of which for people that don't know because i'm bloody brazilian. Fluky you know. He's it's fine that he doesn't know which makes sense why. It's so then. Other kind of like peanut butter and jelly empanada messing thera- may ever had was i've never had him. I don't get like if you're not a car driver or you're not in a situation where it defrosting over a long period of time. We'll get it to the right. Why eat it. Just eat a peanut butter jelly. That's why when i have had them. I leave him in the fridge. So that if i'm quickly just need something. They're ready to go. I wonder if that's allowed or if you're going to get salmonella from what i don't know if it's supposed it's meant to be frozen and you're keeping it in the fridge. There's a tell you to keep it in the freezer. That's not just because they're they want it to take longer to defrost. It's because that's where we're supposed to store it. This might be that thing that we were answering in the first question of today's podcast. This might be that thing that you think you hate that you actually end up liking. I never happen. Hate it that much. But i'm also just like i never need to find out if you like peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I'll just eat a peanut butter and jelly. You love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. So you you've i just don't i don't need it. How about this just by one. Put it in the box. The rest so and put it in the fridge. Let it fall that way and try that way for me. I wouldn't get is avi if it did. If it just frosted and the refrigerator sitting out. Why would they tell us to put it in the freezer. If the best way to do it was put in the fridge. That would be just in there. It wouldn't be hour so that i can answer for you expecting kids looking at and right in front of my face. Faq about on crystals. Let's find out what the frequently asked questions are Hot a thaw them. Can you keep them in the fridge. It's a fack refrigerated unquestionable sandwich be eaten within one day or twenty four hours for best taste unrefrigerated uncrossable..
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"That's not bad you way to hold on to burqa apply. Man you rearrange your skin to were and then you finally go in to find out. The tokk doesn't even take your insurance. That's that's how you sing but there there's shillue show just download the free app. I can't do that for a whole it's too much. it's too much. Just download the free stock dog app. It's easiest way to find a doctor. Simone just can't do. It's an appointment. Yeah i bet she does like. I said i'm glad she does. Because i can't dock you. Could this why we used to sing ad reads because it's weird to listen to someone sing without a song. I'm not a musician. I don't know how music goes. I'm annoying was october. You could search for local doctors who take your insurance they revert. You can read verify patient reviews and book an appointment in person or video chat. Never wait on hold with the receptionist again whether you need a primary care. Physician do a dentist. I do dermatologist. Have one but i think i need a new one a psychiatrist. We all know. I do i dr. I have one. But i got check. Have that but you know what. I used to book appointments sock doc doc doc. Y you covered doc dot com slash katie. It's hard to say. Doc dot com dr zaka con dao absorb dugout. Sign up for free every month. Marianne deeper us out dark very breathy. Sometimes right oh yes. It's not go to whenever. I need to see talk. Now is the time to prioritize. Your health go doc dot com slash katie tzakda dot com. You'll type it right. Even though i'm not saying it right. I believe in you. Don't worry about me. download dot. Yes see yeah we get travis. You're more talented doc. Doc app get it. You can use that for free book. Top-rated dr manny are available as soon as to say that c hotel probably says That's o. c. t. o. C. dot com slash kate. He thanks selene. Well did that story already..
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"Let's listen christine is sometimes you okay. Why look at you owning your mistake. Each hold on i'm uncomfortable. All right so celine dion is. That whole story boils down to salin. Dion was in fake trouble. Basically right now yup. And she's sorry super. Sorry okay next story or do you have Oh lb has this folks first pitching victim of. They're not rule. Hitching victim. Loss hats too tight and i'm going to have dots across my forehead. That's what i just realized What's up what they kicked somebody out for being stick. You won't have the dots on your forehead though because on the inside is a solid piece. You have the same hat. Every every snapback hat is the same. Okay but i usually sometimes get dots on my forehead. Why have i gotten dots on my forehead before then before we have to have opened all the way tiny head on the small head dr. i don't know. Can we talk about baseball talk. Wow oh wow. Oh wow i listen. I just finished an episode of below deck. Where kate said never yell at your superiors. So what are you doing. Travis never comes by the way malaysia. It's me the fact that you couldn't his name. I'm still mad at you. About trying to think of when i was like travis crush on major league crush on directv report i to move on to baseball on. It's just under a week since major league. Baseball started having checking pitchers for illegal sticky substances not any legal ones and we finally have our first dejection travis wrote if excited and was looking forward to it. it was hector santiago who's tossed in chicago. He plays for seattle In the fifth took a few moments checking his glove so after he was being he was being pulled from the getting by his team. So he's already leaving. You're checking your idea on the of the bar like oh you do. That's also embarassing. Oh you were cheating and you still work with. They're taking out Work what they should do as if he had called. And you will be like your head about an outing. You have to stay in the game. Yeah yeah just ride it out. Yeah that's like you actually can't use can't leave how about that. This is just so stupid that what's the point of if he's already walking prevent it from doing again because then there's potential that digging the pants off over the last week and they needed something to show for like why we're making people undress in public there needed to be like a say at work got once or having to explain why the guy on the fields on but yeah they put it. They put his glove in like a trash bag like by the dugout. Actual grimes sell radioactive material. That came out and has matt suits stranger things like it's just pine tar whatever claimed it was just rosin and sweat. They said it was on the glove. And apparently you're not allowed to have any on the glove side. Apparently you're not allowed to sweat. I mean and apparently this ruled just started to matter. It's so weird to me. It's not a new rule but it's just like we're enforcing an old rule finally and all we never enforced. Let's do it right now. Yeah what's weird to me about. It is that that's the case and we all knowledge that that's the case so that we can have the conversations we need to have except we're not having the conversation that we should be having i saw lindsay adler make this point. She's a great follow on twitter. If you don't follow her something about like why. Can't we be aware enough of what the situation is and call it what it is that we can ask pitchers how they're adapting to having to not use it anymore. 'cause that's an interesting conversation but it's like if they talk about it that way than they're admitting that they used it and we can't really have this interesting discussion about the effect. This is having on the game that we all acknowledge is new but we can acknowledge it far enough to be interesting. You know what. I mean travis. Slim doesn't know what i mean or to care. So real time feedback is good like i made it boring thinking i was. Oh interesting right. I haven't thought of that side. Thanks pitchers that have spoken out. I think we need to talk. We need those answers from them. Yeah that's right. thanks travis. I mean so much to me. You're welcome some wonder if you're going to catch any flack for agreeing with katie guy. Do you. He never does it. He never does. He never does true. Thanks tournaments simone biles the olympic team. I mean it really wasn't a story worth breaking in with. But they did. She did and her. i mean. imagine if she didn't but she she wasn't like flawless. Which like what's crazy as like. I can't my god travis. She wasn't an army finish. Yep we are when she's not perfect. It's like this shocker. Because that's what we expect from her. What did she do. She miss a a her bars are only event. She fell off the beam. She stepped out of bounds on a floor. It's like i mean this is like when a guy sees a model and he's i don't know scott one of her front teeth bigger than the other gad. Dude i bet. I bet that really bugs you. I bet that's awful. My point isn't tabatabai shirt that she is so great that that's the standard at which people view her. Yes so when she does make a mistake. It's like it's news for the therapists is my point that because i can't imagine like she's so good that when hijacking no no i'm i'm reflecting your point back to you. Yes she has to live up to perfectionism. Yes travis. you're giving her a compliment. She could that which makes a tiny mistake. It's shocking totally. Get it. But i'm also imagining if that were me and every time i stepped out of bounds. I'm almost like oh. I thought you were better than that. It's like i. But i'm trying. I'm slipping ways. No human woman has ever flipped in competition before it. Mistakes are not miss like even her mistakes and her. Mrs are still things. I could never have accomplished by. Can't do it. let me see. I saw a tweet today. That i think i bookmarked but i don't trust myself enough to say that confidently about just like listing. Something about her. That was a stat and since it was numbers. I couldn't possibly find it in my own brain and i remember going. Whoa that is just. You know a lot. But i'll tell you right now. I didn't so i didn't. They say that the first two dot. It's the first two. And i know that i'm botching this but it's like her first to move to like whatever they are When you floor routine your first two moves. I'm gonna say that what it is your tumbles whatever whatever the word is for it she's performing it What it's named after her so like. Yeah whatever flip. She does whatever moves by does. Yeah the first to move. She makes in her floor. Routine are named after her. How cool is that. She said i kind of got in my head started doubting myself and you could see that in the gymnastics but just go home work. Harder is just the beginning of the journey. Good for her. I love her. She's really great inspiration just to remind you that like humans can do crazy stuff. I'm not probably going to do most of it but it's nice to be reminded that like we can. I could never do what she does but no he can so i don't have to wait. Nine percent of the world can do it. She does love finding out what people can do better than everybody else. It's like sec. I can cross that off my list. I never have to be good about. You've got it you've got you've got a bird you've got it and ominous root for you so hard to keep gotten it forever. You know. Because i'm never gonna get it got it got it. Was that all the news. No you on an ad. And then more news than voicemail. That's what you got. That's we're gonna do travis. How do you want me to tell the people about doc. Doc which is a company that's going to is going to is been nice to us today as few were slain dion. Is this a new hive. Oh nathan makes me anxious. And then i get a red dot on my nose live and work on that for next week. Okay how long do we have you for by the way Whenever i'm with travis no no like your turkey for eight months and weeks. There's an assay. Your internship ends and you still have to report a travis. You just telling me your friends travis. Just my buddy. I just hope. Zoom link doesn't change is going to reach like random links not gonna change..
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"I said this right before. Katie right before you joined we were talking about. How travis was justified. The throw this in the dark. And i said is he still married to his wife because his wife is a little messy too. I remember seeing awesome. I just remember thinking like large. I've ever seen is really messy and scotty really doesn't seem like that messy hold my i know she messy for her own reasons with like i know. She's started trouble with the kardashians which you know. Kris jenner will do everything in her power running. That as i don't. I i know imagine wanting i would never i would just never so questionable smoke i want. I have a couple of people that i think i'd be crazy to call out but i've considered it. Yeah i got a big that. I got one that i got a little nudge from someone of my life to be like. Don't don't bother don't do that. It's not worth your time. But i think. I gotta run and win. I could win. I don't i i. You need to get a product. I and then okay. Yeah yeah okay. Hi sehinde the whiskey. And then i just have to like and by the way in person. Okay all right. I love that you guys encourage a beef. I would think you should both be scared as i am saying. It's on the level of like. I think we're talking to the wrong people because we're all fueled by reality. Tv drove us. Yes katie star. It'll be a part of this one though it will be though. That's what we need to re really focus on the more important thing. What nathalie majoring in journalism. But i think your product should be non alcoholic beard. Sounds like whoa. We're like a very small percent to ease your way back into drinking after corn yoga. Your your beer. That's so right your beer. It's like an ally and then we can also take corner that market because whichever one is the lightest it. Whether it's an seller michelob. Ultra whichever one dollars. They always use that. They always show people going from like their zog's sports meet up to the bar and they're like people who are active and like to work out. Drink this beer. So i just go right in between where i'm like. Yeah it's not. It doesn't have that much alcohol in it. But that's okay. It doesn't have that many calories in it and also people transitioning back into the lifestyle you can. This'll be your. This is great and then wild doing that. I can just pull it out and unload the clip on been tied behind the non alcoholic or the low alcoholic beer. Yeah and what are you going to do. Make fun of me for having a low alcohol beer like you. We don't know that it's kind. We're leaning into it so you actually need can't make if i already am. Yeah sorry is my beer not alcoholic enough for you. That sounds a you problem. Drink more of them sell more product. Dull a good business model like this. Somebody writing this down. Because i'm going to forget to do it. Five minutes for the world. Are you going to call out in terms. Not say that the product yet nathan talk to learn. Is that like. Obviously we're not going to say. Is it a kardashian. Turns these days. No because i'm get thank you for walking me back point once that smoke. Don't go get yes come on. I mean we all know that. The devil works hard but kris jenner works harder. No i but does she really work. Yes suit is she shows. This is work to do to get to a place where you are comfortable with what he does a lot of work anyway. She works and lars thoroughness. That's tough it's hard. It's hard to do. And i respect it to be perfectly clear i respected and i'm in good for you and please don't come for me. Thank you we talk about that family. Because i don't know anything about them. And i keep them. Yeah it's the only reality stuff. I'm not really into just like i don't want to know about it's like i'm scared to mention their name because the i know someone will sell it for me. Let's move on to another person who got a lot of smoke. They probably weren't anticipating. Is the lady at the tour de france. I saw this headline and also what but it was like four in the morning. And i was like i'll look at that tomorrow. I should sleep. And then. Of course i thought about it for another hour trying to figure out what had happened when i could've just clicked on it There's this big. This was on saturday What happened travis. So this woman had assigned a sign that was in german which translation was saying hello to her grandparents. She stuck it out because she wanted the camera to get it. The problem was at the tour de france. At many spots you could reach out and touch the writers lapel. the peleton was coming through. What's the peleton. That's the that's the big group okay. Wanted to make sure 'cause you know to a lot of people. It's a stationary bike. Where people yell at you by the name of the station like an instructor came by the group. But that is my biggest dumb pet peeve. If i may air this before you get back into the news story is that peleton commercials they call you peleton and it's like you are you're dependent on peleton. That's you my name's your the peleton. So don't call me you. It's very confirm some weird. You're blurring the line up to your product different. I need run out with this one. So because it's because the word means a group of bike riders. I guess i'm you know what you win. I lose keep going and telethons come around. The bend sign hits one of the writers which than if one person goes down on peleton or did the writer. Swerve away from it. There was nothing the when you're in the peleton there's not much movement you can do okay which i knew that and it hit and they all went down like dominoes. Martin lost his. Balance caused a chain-reaction dozens of cyclists fell onto the pavement. The woman appeared to not be paying attention to the incoming cyclists but was instead looking at the tv cameras. Several cyclists continued on the race with injuries including bloody arms and legs others a had to stop the race. One guy was taken to the hospital to be examined and suffered a severe contusion to his right wrist. Good lady I think is everyone's first reaction not good lady. She's being.
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"Inner defense she's done it before she did it with roger goodell when other people wouldn't she's done it with floyd mayweather when other people wouldn't so i think we need to give rachel the benefit of the doubt that she's and i'll just reach out to her and i'll be like listen. Why is nobody asking all if he was the basketball. It's not that hard. It's a hard question. No words in it or difficult to pronounce. Just ask him and then see. We're just asking the question. What's he gonna do and if he gets weird about answering it. Well i think that gives you your answer all right. I think i'm not saying. I'm just saying scotty pippin is out here. Pippen is onto scottie. Pippen's on three. I don't know what i just seen squatty headlines and and we're not gonna talk about the the point is usually here on this caucus. We're not going to talk about the point because the big story that i urge you to familiarize yourself with the new definitely heard from other people who know more about inter smarter is that he went on dan. Patrick show and was basically very comfortable saying that. What did he say on dan. Patrick was the katie thing on dan. Patrick that was an g. q. Article oh that's right. That was from last week. I he doesn't interview with g. q. And it's promoting. I believe he has both a book and a whiskey. Coming out and in the interview is amazingly comes at katie. Says that lebron is. He was not asked shoutout. Tyler tiny yet. He says this. We love tyler. He's great he's he's tyler times just to be clear. Needs a nap on how you doing. All of this So does not ask. And scottie pippen basically just goes off about how lebron's better he doesn't use a kevin durant didn't use his team. He doesn't set his teammates up to be better That he takes all the shots he said didn't the great katy that was when katie tweeted. That's how it became katie. No so he no. He said he needs to learn how to utilize his team's. Yes learn how to set up his teammates to do better he. He criticized him for too much in overtime. Missing the point that if his toes on the line the game's over because the fact that like watching katie. Put the team on his back with her. We were all enjoying that. It was just the wrong time to come out with the take that like there. Were plenty of times for you to have aired this. Take if it was one that you had a public opinion was back and forth for wild there but the timing of it was weird so i looked at. The article obviously wanted to see the part about the whiskey and the part about the whiskey. Like why did you. Why are you starting a whisky brand. Why did you decide to come out with a whiskey. He was like well. It was a pandemic and i didn't have. We were sitting around drinking. And then i was like. Wouldn't it be neat if i if we were drinking our my own whiskey so then i use. I reached out to a guy who makes whisky. Kevin durant sucks a basketball. It was like that was the interview. It was like what you could have told some. I think even george clooney's tequila. I think he's got some like story a reason that he wanted in. It's like scottie. Pippen was like i was drinking and there was nothing else to do and i was like. Why don't i make drink. Not like i have a respect for the waste. Shoot the ball not because it felt like there was a hole in the market that i wanted to if it was like this making a whiskey because i felt like it and the reason you should by kevin durant stinks. And you're like what you know. It doesn't stick my whiskey. It had the same type of energy of like travis calling up the company of the semi truck driver who almost ran him off the highway days. Later i'm still mad about this. That happened days ago. That doesn't vary not the same energy. It's scottie pippen was not involved scottie. Pippen god on the moors in it. I think scottie pippen saw the last dance and came away with the same opinion of scottie. Pippen that we all had and then was like he should spur like people felt bad and then now he's like cool. I'm just going to come out and be like he does not care. He went on fire on everyone. He went on dan. Patrick and and and this is again the thing we're not really going to get into but he said what did he say. Why isn't it basically said that. Phil jackson drip a game. Winning shot for toni. Kukoc against the knicks because of race. I remember the dan. Patrick said if you're saying what. I think you're saying you're saying that you think phil jackson is racist and he was like i'm comfortable saying that and it was just. I think this might be if you think about it. If you remove emotion and you think about it a very convincing advertisement for whiskey but my whiskey's everybody. Just i just talk freely and spicy and i start fights with everyone in my life and that is what whiskey. That's what it's that's what you do. Want it a up. Kevin durant responses though to him what he was doing he which were the great scottie. Pippen refused to go on a game for the last second shot because he was in his feelings. Coach drew the flavor. Better shooter katie. Also doesn't care. You know what i think is a beautiful thing in this chapter of kevin durant. Is that like we made fun of him when he had a burner account and got caught like always shared in in tweet but now he doesn't need it anymore. He has found his twitter fingers. And i love that for him. That it's like don't hide. Just come out here and as you say it with your whole chest and now he's like okay. Didn't the great scotty hispaniola. Because old kevin durant would would have tweeted that from like a no name account so scotty tweeted earlier today. I'm just answering the questions. You're asking me you of the headlines. You got them dig deeper to find out. Why actually said what i said. Instead of framing questions to get clicks. It's all love. Well t sets. I love so are good. It is it is alumni. Thought i.
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"What wagons again. We're doing wagons again. Yeah you got on the drinking. You need to be on the joy wagon. Okay in there is drinking on the joy wagon. Oh yeah sounds like a like a like the female version of a jackwagon. There's another thing yes used to call people real jackwagon. Is that offensive. I don't know where it comes from. And i'll just already say sorry and travis you can edit it out that she's a real. Thanks anyway. i got gotta meet a grandma next week. Oh are you meeting dance grammar. Maybe a maybe someone on yes or no. Yes yes you meeting a grandma. So that's like a. I gotta start mentally preparing for that tomorrow. I think like a week to prepare. Okay how do you do this. Social interaction because this social interaction. I haven't done in two three years interacted with grandma. My grandma passed away because she like flowers. Probably i don't know i'm just thinking you could get a flower. Just trying to think of something or is there like. Is there a place where she lives. That food place that she really loves echoed like bring our lunch. I don't know anything about her trust. She's not she's my she's never get some intel and like if you show up with like flowers or like travis impacting the ground see. I'm not good at fake. I'm not good at this part of i'm very. I like authentic human interaction. Like when i go home. There's a place that i know that my grandmom would like to get food from seoul. Pick up lunch and bring it to her. That's really sweet. I bet dan does all those things though so like. Dan is the best care of her. You be the person that walks in with it. We'll see yeah. Well it's it's going to be fine. But i've talked about this. I've talked about my relationship far too much podcast. Today and i been sorta dot com. Yeah that's right for tickets coming to a city near you. I think he'll be in milwaukee genuinely. I do think he's going to milwaukee. Somebody's not gonna norman oklahoma. I might i hope. Not but if he is out normal. We'll talk about it later. Go with them to milwaukee and where my espn hat. Let's let's take the. Let's not get ahead of ourselves yet. Take that off because we were saying before the pockets cultural appropriation. I look. I look convincingly how to skate lot cooler than i am when i wear a backwards hat so i don't do it in public but anyway. That's it right anything anything nathan. Have anything really big or important happened in the last week that you feel like sharing are comfortable sharing here on such a huge platform. I went to the dodger game on friday in his first time. Going to a sporting event. Since i turned twenty one go oh i didn't realize how expensive of seventy seller he'll for real. It's pretty impressive. People manage to get as drunk as they do at games now. isn't it broke estimated. How many do you have. I just had to. You also don't have to share that information travis's and asking in an interrogatory way. He's just wanted to live vicariously through you. Smile on your face when you said that you got to go to. A baseball game was very big. Oh so first. Time at a sporting event since covert so and base ball person. I know it's like hit or miss no pun intended. I guess but i like baseball person. I liked it. it's slow. I liked it. It's like yeah. It can be having a conversation on tv tv. Yeah no it's on. tv. It's harder but in person it's so fun and yeah i mean of course the beers are expensive. But you're supposed to drink the whole time so yeah. I'm gonna grow out of liking ice cream in a little miniature cup hat. That looks like the team that i love that. That's so cool. It's so great. Perfect will hand tree dipping dots. Golly it's just the better you choose if you want another beer or the ice cream malia. Yeah let's see now for me. It's going to be the ice cream. 'cause one beer and i threw up for for a day so i'll take the ice cream the dog and then the beer see gotta have hotdog dodger dogs. I don't want people to come from me but dodger. I've never had one. And i was like i. Don't fenway franks to me the jam. They were like i love than we think. We're like pl- and i hate the word. I do hate it so trigger warning but plump. They were plump and snap that perfect. Snap when you put the dodger dog. Isn't it like a foot long. Isn't it long like hangs out of the bun about when you said hangs out on talking for too long. But i i'm into more of a thick boy then curve is important is always saying some touch upon it. That's good took us right out of it. thanks travis. i needed that All right so you went to a baseball game. Let's all run from that topic as swiftly as we possibly can She teas what's going to happen on the podcast today. What are we talking about. Travis you through the dock together. What are we got. Nba playoffs. And i tell playoffs. The excitement and the over seas travis is supposed to entitled to continue with already been an hour. The sun's rigged a playoff game. Well that's now that's a lie. I don't think you could do that either. You gotta strike somewhere in between. You're you gotta sound a little bit more interesting than before. But you've got to be a little bit more honest than you. Just were selene dion and hockey dating. Are they married. Who will find out to stay tuned. What else scotty pippin in. And it is his. Is he marketing his whiskey in the best possible way or the worst possible way. We won't answer the question but one powers. Oh uncrossable where do you stand. I know where i stand. And it may be where kyle was describing at the beginning of the puck. I think i hate them. But maybe this maybe i'll learn that i like him. I think i hate them. Frozen bread that you just let thaw and to us not frozen than eat at this website and then there's shared crystal crystals takes breaded sandwich. The takes okay. An all the topic's going to do. I love one travis. Does this thing. And he does it with his eyebrows. Where it's like. He's trying to tell me like next. You should say this. But i like see katie. It things travis. But first today's podcast is brought to you by brooklyn in so travis honey to tell the people about brooklyn as if you're big into cross and you just have to tell everybody about it. I don't know any of their words or vocabulary. Or what other. God jesus clan america something. Yeah type of energy okay. Do you feel that in the air. Yeah that's because. I just ran a marathon. I just finished and that air. You could feel if it's yeah. It's like two degrees colder when you're around somebody who's run a long distance it science. It's cool what's up barely even outta breath right pretty cool. I do salat around marathons. it's warmer weather. Which means it might be time for a betting changeup. Jeffrey think about that. Yeah i like talking about betting. The two things that i do what everybody always says about me. Two things i run marathons like beds and so this is me talking to you about your wedding. You know what else you might need a beach towel. A beach towel. It's very different from a sweat towel. You know like. I use a gatorade towel. Keep that around my neck. When i'm solomon towel. 'cause you're gonna start hitting up the beach and probably some new shorts to brooklyn into shorts. You might need some new shorts or some short sleeved lounge. Wear for when you're chilling chill. I only run marathons i. I don't need any lounge. Wear but i could see how lazy person no fence like. You need some lounge wear and thankfully guys you can get the softest breezy est versions all those things and more in one place. And that's a place called.
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"buddha" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"I'm i'm vaccinated snaps. I did it and it did me right after so it was bad and i don't want to say that to scare anybody it was it was a day of it was a day and a half of bad Get like the worst experience of all of the symptoms like the side effects. Yes so i didn't. I got some of the same Symptoms i got when because when i had covid The body aches. Were the worst part for me. I mean the first the fear. That maybe i was gonna die was the first worst part and then the second worst part was body aches and then i had a cough. That wasn't awful. Because that's what i was most scared of but it was annoying and it lasted a long time but my body aches. Were bad but my body aches After the shot. And this is probably. Because i had cove it and this is probably because i had and i only wanted to get one shot so i got johnson johnson. My body were the were worse than they ever were on. That's mine word. And i got the johnson and johnson one two. Oh my god. And i had a fever i like a one on one fever and then at one point i woke up and it must have broken in my sleep and do you rank in all. That's the whole war chess. I like a pool of it was so disgusting. That's so that's why we didn't have a podcast. I should fight through this. I should have prerecorded this and all of that was true but except for the fighting through it. This is you. I was so proud of myself forgetting it. Dan was so proud of me in the sweetest reaction from boyfriend. I've ever had in my life. Which i'm so grateful for and i was feel so good and then i felt immediately awful and i was like let me just feel. Let me just tell us. I feel awful. There's no fighting through that and you should try to thank you for your help. I apologize sincerely to our listeners. Because i love doing this podcast. So trust me i want to be doing it. That was just a bad couple of days. But i did it. It's over it's done. And then i just today news story that The two other vaccines give you long term might give you the studies say that they might give you a long-term immunization to cove it and i'm like i'm have to get him again. I'm going to get one of the other ones. I don't wanna think about that. No no it's like a w in an l. life is just a series of ws into l.'s. into ws. write that down nathan. That's gonna really help you through your college experience. And what did you learn. What your internship. That means nells. Yeah exactly katie. Said wwl's and she was very van wilder about it. Write that down. What else i. So then went i. Why was i going to tell the story. Oh i went out this weekend. Ways are hoping for applause. I didn't know if you guys are gonna wait till the end now. I always shocked because normally you only go to cvs and back. I know let's not go crazy. I didn't go out i. Dan had a show so he he does spots up spots in the city almost every night. Those are just like he goes up. Two or three times does whatever tell jokes but then on the weekends usually on tour so who go to different cities but this weekend his like that show was in brooklyn so i was like. Oh i wanna come. I'll come to that. And so i went and hung out and Here's what i'm telling this story. I was going out before now. I'm so bad. I got in the uber. And i was like you did your in the over. What did you forget. The answer was my. Id any form of money or a dollar. And i'm going and i'm like okay. All i have is my phone. Well what's my battery yet. I must be fully charged twenty percent. Unlike you are rolling into brooklyn all alone to meet somebody hopefully twenty percent battery and no money. And no i d perfect per enjoy taylor was in town shadow. Joy taylor the most wonderful human in sports media and as soon as. I said that i was like that. Feel bad now because i feel like ulta other people. She is a wonderful human in sports media. I love her very much. Haven't seen her in a really long time. she's hang out. I get into the thing. I realized i don't have my id and she texts me. She's like we're at this bar. And i was like cool. I'm a dickhead. And i have genuinely sorry. I haven't gone out in like. How do you explain tubers that you want to think. You're cool and not a weirdo. That like you haven't left your house in so long. You forgot how a normal adult human does such a thing. But anyway other than that. I went out and i was out and had fun. Well moral of the story. If dan sodas coming to a city near you go see it. It's a really fun. Show god from funny. And there's a lot of myrtle content which to me was all love that dude unlike these are jokes written specifically for my plan is worked you data professional stand up comedian so all their jokes are about your life and eventually you but let's every so often a video of his on title shop in my feed off on tiktok. People like posting tiktok. I don't know about someone will post like a clip from the other room practicing out. What is how long has this been going. It would be very much like catching. And how long have we been doing this know. Do they follow. You am i. Am i the last to find out exactly like having a fair because he just exactly the just other people using his sound just like posting a video of from any of his one of his stand. Whatever on tv. Whatever said i forget like random accounts will just post an came across cool. that's cool. Have you watched his special his. Hbo specials so funny. I have just started dating so like i. Don't i would safe. It wasn't it's so funny. What's funny is when i first came on this podcast and you were talking about dan. I was so hesitant to say that. I'm such a big fan of husbands. I love stand up comedy like obsessed with this. But but i was so afraid to say that because so many people like christina. Just like sue agreement katie. I didn't want to be like really like i liked you before you. Let's your sweets. No i love that. I love most people are like. Oh the guy from billions and like yay but for go look at the thing he first off he's used to. He does this other thing yet. Thing he did he started doing. I think in arizona. What's phoenix well. He went to a call why this is not a dan soder podcast. We're moving on a but he went to arizona not.
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"buddha" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
"Buddha Buddha Buddha. Yet. For my aunt Tina. Hanging back. Everybody from around, get some. You know that. That consumers enough you're gonna be Thank you. All right. That was so good at what he does. Nothing makes a person called group is getting Obama's just jealous animals Must musica must exit Yeah..
Charlotte Center For Mindfulness // Podcasts
"buddha" Discussed on Charlotte Center For Mindfulness // Podcasts
"Was not two blacks, and a path that was not too tight. The middle way that appreciates the gifts of taking appropriate care of body and mind and the freedoms of knowing when and what to renounce. And the famous old teaching, teaching a story from from the, the Buddha is the tuning of a instrument string. So if you consider like the string of the guitar or lewd or violent, if you don't tune it tight enough. If it's too loose, it doesn't make any sound. It's just worthless. It just sits there and there's no way to make music with it. If you tune it too tight. It's snaps it breaks. So there's a middle soft spot right in the middle where it's tight enough that is not going to break loose. Enough that it has freedom of movement and at that place it makes this most beautiful music. So that's kind of the story of this middle way. You know where's that place sweet spot where we're showing up in our practice to take care of ourselves but we're not so tight that we are pounding ourselves and and making things after So in the story coming to this realization, a milkmaid happened to be passing and with a bowl of milk. And she saw him and off the bowl of milk to him. He took the bowl of milk and drunk it and was refreshed in his body, but other aesthetic solve Siddhartha, acceptable of milk and sense of themselves. Oh, that's a dart. He has just lost to the true way. He is no longer one of us and not one of our teachers. He drunk a whole bowl of milk. So they they deserted him and left off Siddharth. Unperturbed went to sit under a Bodhi Tree. And so it is said that the Bodhi Tree that you can go to in India song. Is the ancestor of the original Bodhi Tree. Don't know. But there is a Bodhi Tree idea. That you can go, you can go visit So he bound to sit under the Bodhi Tree until he came to full Awakening full understanding of life. Everyone here has set enough that you can probably guess what happened next. When we sit no matter how strong our vow, Our intention is to show up and it'd be a certain way. You know what's the first thing that arises our stuff. It's us you know if we sit and we get clear year are still comes raring up. So the first thing that happened when he said under the Bodhi Tree was symbolically, his boss stuff came up the the final things that he had to fully meet to to understand what caused suffering, what, relieve suffering the way out. And then the story is represented by a figure called Mara Mara in the tradition is our shadow side birth It is the, the form of destructive wrath and.
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"buddha" Discussed on Charlotte Center For Mindfulness // Podcasts
"Grow up to be a great king, the greatest, the kingdom had ever known Or he would grow up to be a great teacher and he would leave the kingdom and, and share teachings. That would be transformed two for the world for long periods. To come his father likes the first prediction and not the second then while lose his son wanted to send to be a great king and so set about trying to make conditions that would not lead his son to to wish for a spiritual life that I agree need possible would be met and he would live this life of pleasure that he would never have any desire to to leave. So the father tried to surround him only with The easiest and best of things youth Health, Wellness, food, a pleasure Palace, all of these kinds of of like, indulging in Pleasures. So his son would never get distracted by by looking in another way. And as we know, there is no such thing as a life, free of the elements of suffering. It doesn't exist off. Of course, reality seeped in to, to the the, the palace, despite the Kings best wish of trying to keep it out and symbolically reality came in for visitors. The first three visitors were old age, sickness and death. And for someone who had been deeply sheltered from old age sickness and death, the meeting of these, these realities by the story deeply shook siddharta deeply shall come and being someone of the nature to contemplate. What does this mean? He set with this new, understanding that all things change, the things are impermanent and came to the realization. That all the things he took for granted as the pleasures and securities and safeties that would bring happiness to the entirety of his life or actually ephemeral found wouldn't last and that he too would have to face a different reality than what he was living. That knowledge meant for him that those extra Pleasures no longer available or maybe King meaningless to him. And furthermore, contemplating this, these truths of old age sickness and death. You really came to a deeply compassionate awareness month. Every living thing is searching for happiness..
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"buddha" Discussed on Charlotte Center For Mindfulness // Podcasts
"So, over the last several weeks we were looking at what in Buddhist psychology is called the three marks of existence. And the last month when I brought up that, it was related to what I'm Buddhist Buddhist psychology is called the four noble truths. And I appreciated that I got a lot of feedback from people in both the morning and the evening program or groups that the people wanted more. I wanted to hear this. So we are going to begin to explore the four noble truths. And I'm just going to say that this, you know, the way I relate to the Buddhist tradition really is as a psychology, a science of the mind that has been profoundly useful for my life, these teachings. Clearly for some people are deep Glean religious. They are all sorts of things for all sorts of different people. But this is, this is the way I relate to the teachings wage. And in that context for me, they've been really, really helpful. So, the four noble truths were the first by tradition first teaching of the Buddha Lounge. And because of that, I thought, that we would actually start with the story of the Buddha today, instead of moving into the four noble truths, just to put the contact the teachings into the context of someone who is a real person from more than 2,500 years ago, who lived his life with this box, question of what relieve suffering what causes suffering, and what relieve suffering. I love old wisdom stories and the fact that this one has been passed down for more than 2,500 years. That to me, is reason for a level of of all kind of remarkable. It's easy to find, lots of versions of the story and some of them have very Fantastical elements myth elements in them. But the bare bones of the story are really useful for framing, the Buddhist understanding of what causes suffering, and what relieve suffering and really in this. In this in this very beautiful context of a real person who framed his life and and in a journey of this question wrong. So, the story of siddharta, his name was siddharta of his past, two away, it's really a striving of understanding. How a striving to understand that are suffering itself is the package to relieving are suffering understanding it. So the first thing I want to say is that he really he was a real person. I don't think there's there's really any any question of that. There was a historical person by by the name of Siddhartha Gautama. He was by tradition born into a small Kingdom in Northern India or Southern Nepal right in that that border region. And the way I think of him is as the world's first psychologist and likely, if you look in other Traditions, all around the world, there were probably plenty of other psychologists of the mind as well. But his, his story has has been passed down and is still being shared. And one of the things that fascinates me is when you should really go to the essence of his teachings, there's remarkable similarity and overlap between what he was able to figure out about how our minds work by simply turning Inward and what Neuroscience has has figured out by by doing MRIs and all of that. So, there, there was this remarkable, clear study of the mind that he that he did and Frames his life from around. The first time his his teachings in the stories, the stories have been written down, was about five hundred years after he died. So I, you know, by 500 years later, they're, they're lots of variations, but there is a bare-bones story that is across all Traditions home and shared with these basic basic elements to the story. So the story is that he was born a prince to this this king and the small Kingdom and The King invited a wise, man to come at the birth of Siddhartha and make a prediction about his life. The wise man, predicted that off with either..