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Real Estate Coaching Radio
A highlight from UGH! My Real Estate Listing Won't SELL! Here Is Your 6 Step Plan
"Welcome to Real Estate Coaching Radio, starring award -winning real estate coaches and number one international bestselling authors, Tim and Julie Harris. This is the number one daily radio show for realtors looking for a no BS, authentic, real time coaching experience. What's really working in today's market, how to generate more leads, make more money and have more time for what you love in your life. And now your hosts, Tim and Julie Harris. Welcome back. So today we're going to be focusing on how to sell the impossible to sell listing. Now some of you don't have any listings and I get that where there's tens of thousands of you that listen to this podcast every single day, but save these notes because you can use them for many different ways. For example, maybe you're going on a listing appointment this weekend and maybe the market where you're going to be going on a listing appointment is a little bit tough as we're going to be discussing in a second. Maybe you happen to cross an expired listing because you were smart enough to call them and now you're running to show the seller what you're actually going to be doing to get the listing sold. Open your mind and obviously this is specifically designed for those of you who have the impossible to sell listing because Julie, that is a common theme of calls that we're getting and messages on Instagram or whatever. People that are just agents that are just completely beside themselves because they can't seem to sell a listing that maybe a year ago would have sold instantaneously with 20 different offers. Yes, and they're stymied by trying to figure out how to have these conversations with sellers. What are you supposed to talk about? How are you supposed to diagnose what is actually going on with it not being sold? But don't you think that's the heart of what the problem is, is not knowing how to tell sellers bad news? It's lack of bedside manner. Yeah, and it's unfamiliarity with having bad news in real estate versus here's 20 offers, choose one. Do you remember our first, so you and I have been in the business for three decades and our first year in the business, we sold over 100 homes. Do you remember the listing appointment that we went on? I'll just say our first name, not the second. Hazel is our first name. You remember? Yeah. Okay, so she had a really funky modern condo. We loved, but evidently nobody else did. It was cool. Yeah. And this thing had expired with her previous listing agent who'd sold it to her and I believe it had expired twice. And then when Julie and I ran the history of it, this thing had always been a tough sell. Very, very modern and again, something very different for that particular community. Well, the problem that she had obviously wasn't location and condition couldn't have been it fixed because was modern in an area where everything else was, I would say, colonial and things like that. It was weird. But the thing that she could actually have a positive effect on was the price. But her previous listing agent did not know how to get her to lower the price, did not have the script, did not have the skill set, but mostly did not really have the mindset how to essentially go to Hazel and have a hard conversation with her, which by the way, when we did do it, did result in a lot of motions and she did cry. And it was an uncomfortable situation, but it was also necessary because she had to sell the property. That's the hard part in a market like this. Learning how to have the skill set, knowing what to say and how to say it. Because the impossible hard to sell listings and those super hard conversations on the other side of that is where you're going to start creating a lot of market dominance for yourself and success because other agents aren't willing or aren't able to have those conversations. Exactly. Your best marketing is that for sale sign. I'm sorry, the sold sign. Yes. Okay. So how to sell the impossible listing. Here's the secret. And Tim just mentioned this. There is no magical marketing plan, idea, campaign, or video that will turn an overpriced tough to sell listing into a sold. So stop looking for a miracle and sharpen your skills. The object is to be the listing agent at the time it sells. So we're going to help you have these conversations first. It's important that you review the facts of the subject property and the seller's situation. Point number one, do a new comparative market analysis. You know now that the house, I'm sorry, you know the house better now and you've had some feedback on it. So since you've been listed, there have been new sales, new pending sales, new active listings to compete with. Pretend it's a new listing. Where would you price it now? And consider the following, the absorption rate. That's how many homes like your subject property typically actually sell per month. Okay. So that is going to be something that they're not going to be familiar with coming out of this past market. So it's what Julie just said but even break it down even more. I had a call with someone in our EXP family and she had, this was recently, she was selling luxury listings and these were listings like I think in her market they're 1 .2 to 1 .4 million and in her entire career of less than 10 years everything had always sold with multiple offers. Barely time to put a sign in the yard and the listing would sell. Now it wasn't working like that. Now the local employer wasn't doing a lot of reload.
The Café Bitcoin Podcast
A highlight from Self-Custody, CoinJoins, and Q&A with Craig Raw, Sparrow Wallet - September 27th, 2023
"Hello, and welcome to the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast brought to you by Swan Bitcoin, the best way to buy and learn about Bitcoin. I'm your host, Alex Danson, and we're excited to announce that we're bringing the Cafe Bitcoin Conversations Twitter Spaces to you on this show, the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast, Monday through Friday every week. Join us as we speak to guests like Michael Saylor, Len Alden, Corey Clifston, Greg Foss, Tomer Strohle, and many others in the Bitcoin space. Also, be sure to hit that subscribe button. Make sure you get notifications when we launch a new episode. You can join us live on Twitter Spaces Monday through Friday, starting at 7 a .m. Pacific and 10 a .m. Eastern every morning to become part of the conversation yourself. Thanks again. We look forward to bringing you the best Bitcoin content daily here on the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast. All right. All right. Let's go. I don't know about you guys, but I'm getting fired up. Bitcoin is next week. Dude, I am so excited. I'm I'm visiting three Bitcoiners on the way down. Super excited. It's going to be a hell of a lot of fun. Yeah, man. All right. Good morning and welcome, Dom Bay, Mickey. I assume that's Jordan on the Bitcoin Veterans handle, Terrence, Peter, Shane Hazel on the audience, throwing you an invite. Right. OK, quick little update. So next week, next week, we are not doing Cafe Bitcoin on Monday and Tuesdays. Swan team is traveling on Monday. Tuesday, we're going to be having like an offsite. So not going to be around Wednesday. We are resuming our regular schedule. Broadcasting from the hotel Thursday. Broadcasting live from the Swan dome Thursday morning and Friday morning. So on Thursday, we've got our crew plus BTC sessions. Ben Perrin on Friday. We are going to have Tip Enzi and Tomer Strohlight. We'll do it live. Do it live. I can write it and we'll do it live. Yeah, finally, dude, that's what I'm talking about. That's preparation. Asking Tip Enzi if she wants to perform Cantillionaire's game live. I don't know if that's going to happen, but we're going to ask her. If she does that, I will need padded area around me because that that would be insane. That's that's a tough song to do live, though, for sure. Oh, shit. Yeah. Right. You need to do some Wim Hof breathing exercises before spitting that that verse. Dude, I mean, she told me that like she's not really a rapper, right? She did a lot of editing to make the songs come out the way she wants. Good morning, Shane. How are you doing? Good morning, brother. I am working away here in the background, just enjoying a nice respite from the heat down here in North Georgia, man. It's pretty nice, but I'm getting pretty excited for PV next week. And I have a lot of people. I'm actually hosting a panel out there and looking forward to it. Yeah, that's right. That's the other thing. We're going to be doing a Bitcoin Veterans panel live at the Swan Dome. I think that's going to be on Friday. So that'll be cool. That's going to be myself, Shane Hazel. It will be Gabe Lord, Mickey Koss and Jordan Ganrel. The Swan Dome has some firepower this year. I'm not going to lie. Yeah, man. I don't know. I think this is the test run. They're not sure if they want to let Bitcoin Veterans on the main stage yet. They're testing, they're seeing, they're like, what are these crazy fuckers going to do? Like, let's see what's up. Yeah, let me just apologize in advance for screwing up our chances at that. Let me go ahead and apologize for Jordan in advance, too, because, I mean, I think if we don't burn it down, it's a huge success. We all are apologizing to Jordan and for Jordan in advance and considering getting an extra insurance rider for this particular event. OK, what time are you all going up to five? No, no. So Bitcoin Veterans is going to we're doing Cafe Bitcoin 9 a .m. Sharp Eastern and then there will be a short intro and then we're going right into Bitcoin Veterans starting at 10 a .m. on Friday in the Swan Dome. God, I was only asking because if you were going after myself in blue collar, it would for sure be already burned down. So it's checking. Any update on the flamethrower? Having a little trouble in the marshal's office. They don't seem to think that 30 to 40 foot flame lengths that I can handle that. So it's it's a back and forth. It's unlikely, but, you know, never say never. All right, we'll hold out hope. Let's get rolling into the show today. You are listening to Cafe Bitcoin. This is episode 443. Shout outs to our supporters on Fountain and Noster Nests. Our mission for this show is to provide the signal in a sea of noise. Teach the other seven billion people on this planet why there's hope because of this bright orange future that we call Bitcoin. Today, we are discussing Bitcoin news, covering some lizard alerts and talking about what's going on in the real estate markets as well. Later today, we have Craig Raw, the founder of Sparrow, looking forward to that. We're going to we're going to dig in. Last time we had Craig here, we did kind of a lot of background stuff like what is Sparrow all that. Today, we're going to get a little deeper into the weeds. We're going to go straight into the technical stuff. So if you want to know about Sparrow, have questions, whatever. We're going to go straight into that. Right. What's the most interesting breaking news? There's a congressman beating up Gary Gensler now to get those ETFs approved. And then at the same time, the SEC just delayed like three ETFs, I think, even though they're not even, you know, like a month from the deadline. And so they're starting to kick the can earlier, I guess. So it's sort of a strange situation. Maybe they're trying to line up all the timelines or something. Good morning, on the four elected officials in their open letter asking, demanding Gensler approve the Bitcoin ETF. They mentioned Fidelity, BlackRock and Grayscale, thanks to probably the lobbying by Barry Silbert and his compadres. Grayscale doesn't belong in that group. It just doesn't because BlackRock and Fidelity together manage about 13 trillion freaking dollars. Grayscale is a pimp. It's a fly on the windshield. It's very small. And Barry has a lot of problems with his ethics and genesis, GBTC kind of co -mingling funds or whatever they were doing. I understand that a lot of people who have GBTC, I have GBTC, want the conversion to happen sooner. But they're just not in the same class, ethically and just practically. That's like saying a corner grocery store belongs with Walmart. Well, all right then. So Franklin Templeton just filed a 19B -4 for its spot Bitcoin ETF application, which is officially starting the clock with the SEC. Franklin Templeton manages another one and a half trillion dollars. So the big boys are looking like the big boys are wading into the game. Yeah, the big four are besides Franklin Templeton, which is about one and a half trillion. The last one is Invesco, which is also about one and a half trillion. And those are all much bigger than the biggest of the also RANs or the smaller spot BTC applicants like ARK. And Valkyrie and so forth, they're much, much smaller, maybe tens of billions or less. Hey, Terrence, for a liquor store, doesn't Grayscale have a lot of Bitcoin in custody? They do. It's going to be pretty minor compared to the rush of cash that should flood in. Assuming like, you know, the DOJ stuff with Binance and stuff is looks like it's there's more certainty around that. They're trying to they're talking about maybe having a plea deal with CZ and Binance. So if that gets resolved, then yeah, you have a pretty big green light. I will say like one thing with the gold ETFs when those took off and gold prices shot up. That will also correlated with massive problems in the fiscal and monetary policy. And we definitely have that on the fiscal side. I would say on the monetary side rates are, you know, higher than you'd like for liquidity, money supplies going down. But on the fiscal side, with a ridiculous spending debt and deficits, that sets up a big that's a great setup for a big flood of cash to come in. As long as one of the big four launches a big Bitcoin ETF. Hey, Alex, not to not to revisit an old horse, I know that's a butchering of the phrase, but, you know, I know yesterday we were talking about institutional. And for those listening again, like, you know, the ETF comes up a lot again because it is a vehicle for institutional funds to hold commodities. I know you guys were talking about it yesterday, but like other commodities, as far as I know, funds like pension funds, any commodities they hold, none of it is physical. All of it is futures or ETF indexes. And a lot of that has to do with being able to liquidate, move things around, balance the fund, etc. All right, well, you would you mind explaining that a little more in depth for people who don't get that? Because so many I've run into many people who don't understand that they're like, why don't pension funds just buy the underlying asset? Why don't they buy the Bitcoin directly? Why don't they buy gold directly? Why don't they buy corn directly? Why don't they buy oil directly? What's the problem with that? Yeah, so one of the things with pension funds is there's a lot going on.
The Café Bitcoin Podcast
A highlight from Bitcoin News with The Caf Bitcoin Crew - September 21, 2023
"Hello, and welcome to the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast brought to you by Swan Bitcoin, the best way to buy and learn about Bitcoin. I'm your host, Alex Danson, and we're excited to announce that we're bringing the Cafe Bitcoin Conversations Twitter Spaces to you on this show, the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast, Monday through Friday every week. Join us as we speak to guests like Michael Saylor, Len Alden, Corey Clifston, Greg Foss, Tomer Strohle, and many others in the Bitcoin space. Also, be sure to hit that subscribe button. Make sure you get notifications when we launch a new episode. You can join us live on Twitter Spaces Monday through Friday, starting at 7 a .m. Pacific and 10 a .m. Eastern every morning to become part of the conversation yourself. Thanks again. We look forward to bringing you the best Bitcoin content daily here on the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast. All right. All right. Here we go. Good morning to all of you Cafe Bitcoiners. Morning, Mickey, Jacob and throwing you an invite. Wade, all you regulars, appreciate you guys, as usual. Morning. Do you see the email from Swan this morning, Alex? No, I have been hurting cats like crazy. I got this like DM early this morning and team at like three o 'clock in the morning and they're like, yeah, we want you guys to do Cafe Bitcoin live both days at Pacific Bitcoin, Thursday, Friday, plus all these other panels. It's been crazy. What was the email, Mickey? So it looks like it's you, me, Shane and Andrew on a Bitcoin veteran panel. Possibly. Definitely you, me and Shane. I don't know if Andrew is going to be there or not, but possibly others, too, like Gabe Lord, possibly Jordan Gambrell. So, yeah, we're going to see how this works out. I love how they like let me know two weeks, two weeks before the thing. Yeah, you're getting full. All good, all good, should be a good time. I mean, we're going to have we'll have fun no matter what is the way I look at it. Peter, I see you sneaking in here. I'm not sneaking, came right in the front door. Is that Jordan on the Bitcoin veterans handle there? Yes, sir. Morning, brother. Morning, how's everyone doing? Doing good, doing good. Shout out to Joe Calasari in the audience, throwing you an invite. We're going to be super casual today, by the way. Welcome as well to Cafe Bitcoin. This is episode four hundred and thirty nine. Shout out to our supporters on Fountain Nosternests and all of you that listen on Spotify, iTunes, of course. Our mission for this show is to provide signal in a sea of noise, teaching people on thing about this that we call Bitcoin. The bright orange future, the hope to today's show, we're basically just going to free flow and begin our Q &A, there's no future guests later today. So, yeah, we can talk about whatever you guys want to. If you have questions about Bitcoin or if you just have something you want to talk about, we're just going to like open it up. Shout out to Shane Hazel in the audience, throwing you an invite. The more I deal with the traditional banking system, the more I appreciate the properties and functionality of Bitcoin. It is, you know, it's an uncensorable aspect or excuse me, or property. My ability to transact with whom I want, when I want, where I want, and in the time frame that it allows. Is just it's phenomenal, it is just such a better way to transact value and to, you know, to be able to move your value to where you want it to, when you want it to. It's just yesterday or two days ago that walking into a bank, I'm still in shock, walking into a bank with some money to deposit in somebody's account and being told they don't take cash. It's still, my jaw is still on the floor. The attitude, though, in the banking industry has changed a lot because you've got older people who are retiring or moving into, you know, more management positions where they're not so much customer facing anymore. So the people who are customer facing are all younger and they don't remember a time when there wasn't FATCA and there wasn't the Bank Secrecy Act and there wasn't all this bullshit. So to them, they've grown up in a surveillance state and it's normal, which is weird as fuck because they have this attitude like they don't actually treat customers like it's your money anymore. They treat customers like we're in charge of your money and you have to get our permission to use it the way you want. And that is a, that's a second and third order effect of all this surveillance state bullshit and all this quote compliance stuff. It's a two, it's a double edged sword because not only has the younger generation grown up and are, you know, are accommodative of this, of this surveillance state, but the older generation, the boomers, and probably some, a lot of the Gen Xers, they are comfortable enough in their finances to not be in a position where they find a need or necessity to push back against the state. And I was just talking to my brother about this and he's like, yeah, I recognize all that stuff, but he's comfortable, you know, and so he just, he's not willing to, there's a lot of people who are not willing or have no incentive to push back against the state. So it's really a double edged kind of sword. Those that recognize it are in a position where they don't have to, they don't feel like they need to do anything. And those that should be doing something about it potentially, you know, don't even recognize it.
The Living Waters Birth Podcast
My Recommended Must-Haves for a Smooth and Comfortable Birth Day
"Okay moving on to the next question, which is what are some essentials needed for the big day? So this kind of depends honestly where you're giving birth. If you're giving birth at home, then a lot of the things you need are going to be there. If you're not, then you would ideally pack these things and have them with you. So I'm going to kind of treat this question like you're not giving birth at home, because those kind of essentials like a home birth kit and things you would need are going to look a lot different than if you're giving birth in a hospital or birth center. If you're giving birth outside of your home, I would say essentials are the things that are going to facilitate the labor process. So truthfully, most essentials that relate to the labor process have to do with the preparation beforehand. I would say that that is way more important than actually what you bring with you to wherever you're going to give birth, but there are some things you can bring that can make the process more comfortable. So I would say A, I would highly recommend that you wear your own clothes. If you can wear like a gown or a robe, maybe like a pretty nursing bra, something that you feel good in and comfortable in that is your own. I would definitely recommend that, especially if you're giving birth in a hospital. You know, like it is the moment you put on a hospital gown, you kind of are made to feel like you're a patient, you're sick. And again, not the same for everybody, but I would say the majority of women don't feel their best and most relaxed when they're in a hospital gown. So I'd recommend bringing some of your own things that you feel good in. I would say twinkly lights or like a battery operated tea light candles to kind of keep dim lighting a thing in your labor environment. That would be really, really good because especially if you're giving birth in a hospital, those bright fluorescent lights really tend to pump up the adrenaline and just are not a good environment for giving birth in. So lights to make the environment beautiful and cozy, a speaker if you want to have worship music just or call music, music that you like, I definitely recommend bringing a speaker and eye mask and earplugs potentially if you feel like you really need to tune out the rest of the world. Again, whether or not you use them kind of depends on your labor and just how you're feeling. I would say like hair ties or clips, chapstick, things to make you feel comfortable, like your hair is out of the way. And you know, I'm a big chapstick person. It's like a joke between me and my friends and my husband. Like I'm constantly asking for my chapstick. So I would just say, you know, if that's going to make you feel more comfortable, it would be. So I recommend having that. If you can bring like a pillow or a blanket with you that's your own, that reminds you of a homey environment, a birth ball, I would say is huge. A lot of places like birth environments, birth centers or hospitals have these. But if you have one that you've been using all the pregnancy that you're comfortable with, I say, why not bring it? That is going to be great for movement all throughout labor. Another thing I would say is really important is like a water bottle and snacks. A lot of hospitals have a policy about eating and labor, but it's really not evidence based if you're low risk. Me personally, if I was giving birth in a hospital setting, I would still bring snacks and just eat them anyways. And again, that's just me. And it kind of depends on your individual situation. But I would definitely recommend having like some carby, maybe some protein rich snacks that are really going to give you fuel and energy during the labor process, but that are not heavy and like making you feel growth. And usually at a certain point in labor, women aren't interested in eating anymore. But in early labor, that's really good. Also just making sure that you're staying hydrated and have like a water bottle and things with you. And number one biggest thing is bring supportive people. Bring people who are going to remind you that you can do it when it gets hard. That is, I would say, more essential than even all of these other things. I would honestly say, too, that a lot of the essentials I wish I had when I gave birth related more to postpartum and less to actual like giving birth itself. And just some things I wish that I really, really had prepared and had with me off the bat are like Perry bombs. So something that you can put on your perineal area just to kind of soothe it and make it feel better. Pad sickles, so like ice packs that you can put in your underwear to help with swelling. I would say a Perry bottle that's easy to use. So Freedom Mom, I know, sells one because it's kind of angled and that makes it a lot easier to kind of use and be able to, you know, aim it right. Because sometimes it can be tricky with those standard little plastic bottles to actually get good aim and they can be tricky to use. So I would say a non -hospital Perry bottle, some witch hazel pads to put in your underwear, and like some mama diapers, honestly. So adult diapers are the best thing for postpartum. A lot of people just go straight to using pads, but I would say use diapers at first. They're so much easier the first couple of weeks postpartum. You just, you know, slip them on and then take them off. It's not like you have to do this whole like routine of changing and if you get blood on your underwear, then it's just a lot. So I would say some mama diapers. Also like a haka for breastfeeding. Again, snacks, water to be near you if you're breastfeeding, especially even if you're not. And then comfy nursing PJs and things that you can relax in. Those would be my recommendations for some birthday essentials.
Encyclopedia Womannica
"hazel" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
"She and the other girls on the job got into the habit of singing it together as they closed up shop for the night. She wrote the song little Leonardo about the mistreatment of child migrant workers. Hazel announced that her song don't put her down, you helped put her there. Was written in defense of prostitutes when she's saying that the Smithsonian folklife festival in 1973. Through passionate songs like these, hazel became a fierce and loyal voice in the labor movement. Her music was featured in Barbara copple's Oscar winning 1976 documentary, Harlan county USA, which told the story of a minor strike in Kentucky. And president Jimmy Carter invited hazel to perform at The White House on Labor Day in 1980. As the years progressed, hazel won a lot of praise as a foundational voice and folk music. In 1993, the international bluegrass music association gave her a distinguished achievement award. And she earned a lifetime achievement award from the national folk alliance in 2002. Hazel died on April 22nd, 2011 in Washington, D.C.. She was 75 years old. Hazel remains a hero of folk history to this day. Through her music, she embraced and celebrated her humble upbringing in Appalachia. And champion blue collar workers she never strayed from her core values. Her belief that working people deserve dignity and fulfilling lives. As she once wrote, if there's any religion in my life, it's for the working class. And I want to be that way as long as I have breath. All month we're talking about ragers, for more information, check us out on Facebook and Instagram at will manica podcast. Special thanks to Liz Kaplan, my favorite sister and co creator. Talk to you tomorrow. Hey. Is there anything better than a great night's sleep? Lisa's award winning mattresses are here to make that a reality, rated The New York Times top pick four years running, Lisa offers free shipping and a risk free 100 night trial, and right now you can save up to $700 on select mattresses plus two free pillows. It's time to get the sleep you deserve with Lisa, exclusion supply visit Lisa dot com for more details that's a dot com. Patients first, you'll hear it a lot in healthcare, but you don't always see it. That's where physician associates come in. PA's go the extra mile to make you the priority. Using their medical training and expertise to address your specific health needs and taking the time to listen, explain and follow up. Every day, physician associates go beyond to ensure that you receive the care you deserve. See how they're redefining healthcare at PA's go beyond dot com. The impact of climate change demands urgent action, and the folks at Panasonic are making the well-being of the planet a top priority by launching the Panasonic green impact initiative. A company commitment to achieve net zero in-house carbon emissions by the year 2030. And that's just the beginning. Through this initiative, Panasonic is making this systemic changes necessary to combat the climate crisis, creating next gen battery storage, leveraging renewable energy and driving EV solutions. Join Panasonic in helping to create a greener, more equitable future. Learn more about Panasonic green impact at Panasonic dot com
The Officer Tatum Show
How One Man's Hard Work Led to Massive Success
"And a little bit of fortune can lead you to become a very successful and very wealthy. And even a person like myself. I may not be a billionaire, but I kept chipping away at it. In my upbringing. I kept chipping away at it. Chipping away at it. Take one opportunity that leads to the next opportunity that leads to the next opportunity. And the opportunities beget opportunities when you do what's right when you got an opportunity. When I got my first job, I would say one of my first jobs, I was in a numerator with the decennial census. I mean, I went to people doing knocking on the door. Hazel sisters, bro you want to fill out the census form? I was going to the hood and everything. Someplace, I was afraid they're not going to do it. They may think I'm the law. Maybe want to shoot me through the door. But you know I did it. And I took my shirt in, I dressed nice every day, my pastor said, boy, you need to dress nice in a 117° weather. In Tucson in the summer, knocking on doors sweating. I busted my tail. I was the first one there. I worked hard and everybody else. People were calling in from they trailer park. They trailer homes. Hey, man, this guy here is doing a great job. And he was very helpful. You're doing this. They end up promoting me to be a supervisor. I'm 23 years old. Supervising people to double my age. My parents age. I'm the supervisor. And you know, I'm going to tell you this story. And I couldn't, and I'd never been able to read that good, right? I've never been the person that go reading books and I can pick up a piece of paper without looking at it once, and I'm just running through it. I ain't never been a reader like that. And I was always afraid to read out loud. My whole life, and they promoted me to be a supervised and I said, God, you know how to play me? You know in a position where I have to stretch myself to become better. I had to read verbatim training. 8 hours a day, four days in a row. Verbatim training. I mean, I had to read out loud to adult my father's age. For 8 hours a day for four days in a row.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Classical Liberalism vs. Libertarianism With Jason Pye
"Said a buzzword earlier that I was trying to get a word in, but you mentioned the term classical liberal. And that's largely how I identify my philosophical views these days is classical liberal, which is not modern liberalism, is actually more in tune and more in line with what the founding fathers believe and so I would refer to myself as a classical liberal. We don't have everybody heading to Wikipedia on this. Yes, we are. But no, but which the modern day, the classical liberal and libertarian have been somewhat intertwined. I am not, I am no longer a member of the Libertarian Party. For precisely this reason. And it's because the Libertarian Party does not take itself seriously. And I'll get to just give me one to indulge me for a second here. Okay. There are two very good liberty libertarian candidates who are running. And if I were still a registered voter in Georgia, I would vote for them. And one of those is Chase Oliver, who is the nominee for U.S. Senate. And the other one's Ryan Graham, who's running full lieutenant governor. Both very good guys, both very smart guys who are talking about issues from a classical liberal libertarian perspective that I tend to agree with. Shane hazel should not be in this race. If he had any dignity, he would drop out. And the reason reason for that is is precisely what the things you said. He's belligerent. He says random stuff. He is not a serious candidate if his goal is to throw this into a runoff, then why are you running? And you're right. It's going to cost taxpayers in Georgia millions of dollars statewide. Because in these counties, some of these small counties who are already facing budget crunches are going to have to find the money to do a runoff. And this is fundamentally my issue with libertarian candidates. They don't run to when they don't, and because they can't win. And
KOA 850 AM
"hazel" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"When we came back, Hazel would still be here in 100 years here. We would never have gone to the moon with people like you. I know. Who have on how to decide. Okay, So we went to the moon. Now what? Uh now we go to a star system where extraterrestrial life exists. It might have been cool the moon. But now what is the moon doing for us? Nothing. It's giving us technology from that entire operation that you can't even imagine the information going to bring back when you go meet with alien life. Yeah. What if you get there in the aliens are like, Okay, Look, You know what, you guys should just stay here because your planet is whacked and it's not. It's not going anywhere, and it's a happy time. What you get Let's say you get to the planet you get to the planet, And the thing is that as soon as they greet you, they say, just to show our good faith here, secure for cancer. Take it back with you 100. Years later and my people will be dead. Let's take it a step further, though, Do you actually believe there's alien life form out there? I do. I do. I think it's very egotistical to think that we are the only just the numbers and I'll make it almost a certainty. Yeah. The sheer volume of the universe lens question is whether we can contact contact them and they can contact us at the same time. You think they're living among us right now? No. No, Um, mandate may have a different reply. There's part of me. That kind of really believes that Elon Musk is an alien like there's I'm not gonna like a sugar coated and I'm kind of kidding, but I'm also kind of not Because he is not from around here. You know what I'm saying? Like, how about granted soon Bird. She's just on the spectrum and being exploited in a way that makes me wildly uncomfortable to even talk about. But Elon musk, the way his brain works the ideas that the man has generated in his lifetime like he's touched by something else. And I say that with in a mix of all in a little bit of fear, but a great deal of admiration, But he's not normal and I like I said, I'm being cheeky, a little bit, but That guy got? He got more than his share in the line for like gifts. You know what I mean, before he hit this planet, and if anyone was ever going to be exposed as an alien, it's Elon Musk. I think for sure. He named his child after an airplane. I mean, come on. Imagine the welcome you get. After 100 years, you'd be a celebrity exactly on the front page of every paper. If there was a paper from the Centauri Health text line, Captain America made friends. So can you Cuvee of Yeah. There you go. By the way, I love from your this free guy discussion on Friday. Yes. Love the cameo. Oh, yeah, It was very, very good. Very, very good. Captain. America's little blip ng cameo in there. That was really It was a very clever movie. I thought I liked that movie for the review. I enjoyed it. Have you guys seen interstellar? The part where McConaughey watches the videos of his kids getting old and everything he missed makes this a no for me. Oh, see, I wouldn't want to leave my kids that that would be my nonstarter. That that would be. You know, when Chuck's mom was near the end of her life, she was still very, very lucid and we were having conversations about dying because she was dying, and she knew it and we knew it. It wasn't like a big secret. And I said, are you Are you nervous? And she goes now. I'm just I'm just bombed about the things that I'm gonna miss. And I was like, Okay, then, she said, You know, I just you're going to miss out, I said, but maybe you'll just have a different vantage point. You know, maybe you'll still have a different seat. But you'll still be there. Um From the text line. Elon Musk is what a very introverted engineer looks like. And you said the key wants to go to the greatest engineering school in the country. I don't. I've walked around the school minds. I don't see Elon musk there. I'm just saying he's just different. He's different. He's not normal. You think? Do you think Death is a very is kind of similar to what this question is because you're going into the unknown. Oh, I'm sure Yeah, yeah. I mean, there's a lot of parallels there and you don't you know that isn't any life is a Is a metaphor for death at the same way. I mean, we're barreling every David the thing. The difference is in this example. You know, you're going to another planet. You don't know if you'll get there, but you know what you're doing, and it's reality. And after life is what everyone hopes for, but nobody knows. But I think the the point he's making is the uncertainty of the situation like you're getting in this deep sleep chamber that we've all seen in the sci fi movies, Right lay down and they're going to put you in the deep sleep and you're going to wake up like a billion light years away or whatever you're trusting that you're going to wake up, but you have no guarantees, but but there's some basis in reality for it. You're not guessing after life is pretty much a faith thing and a guest thing. Well, I think I think aliens are somewhat of a faith thing in a guest thing. I mean, you're no, I think it's Yeah, I think it's more of a mathematical thing if you look at billions of stars with planets surrounding them. To think that we are the only ones in the universe that propagated life is incredibly egocentric. I agree with that. But I think that just doesn't make sense requires a leap of faith. Because even you know you play the odds mathematically, But if you really talk about odds mathematically the chance of us evolving the way we did from primordial goo. Is pretty crazy when you're talking about and numbers like developed billions and trillions. All of a sudden it becomes a certainty and not a leap of faith. Yeah. Yeah, but we won't know for a while yet. Perhaps we shall see. And when they show up, hopefully the robots will have taken over by then and you'll be able to and if everyone's like Cove, we may never find out. That you're always going to find people to go like yourself. Yeah, it's going to happen whether I I do it or not, Um, what do they have? When they were talking about a mission to Mars? They had like 200,000. People sign up to go on a mission to Mars. Now, you know, most of these people are like guys in their parents basement going. That might be a good gig. We had a guest on a woman who, uh, who was one of them, and she's fascinating. Yeah, but I I just, You know, I don't know. It's also a very selfish move. To sign up and go..
One Great Book
The Other Black Girl
"I got my copy of the other black girl months before it came out as i often do. I started reading and through its pages. I got to wonder the halls of wagner books alongside black editorial assistant nella. Who's been there about two years at this point. I sat with her in her cubicle and listened in on the often-frustrating conversation she had with vera her white boss. I noted her ambition to become an editor herself following in the footsteps of her idol. The conic black editor kendra ray whittaker who edited the books of. Noah's all time favorite author. The incredible diana gordon author a burning heart. A book meant so much to her. And so many other young black girls kendra ray whittaker had once walked the halls of wagner books herself and now delegates to work there every day. Sure the pay isn't enough to live on and she puts up with a lot of crap. I mean so much crap. The way the microaggressions she endured portrayed in these pages is illuminating. But also it was noah's dream to walk these halls wagner is the hardest publishing house to get into in here. She is now she just has to work her way up. That's proving harder than she imagined. I held my breath when nellis spots another black girl and the halls of wagner a girl named hazel. Who's come to interview. Nella knows not to get her hopes up as she says she only believed that the higher ups at wagner had finally considered interviewing more diverse people when she saw it because over the last two years the only people who've been interviewed or hired were very specific people from a very specific box.
Code Story
Co-Founder of Musiio, Hazel Savage, on the Product Development Process
"It's always been my sauce that we bill the thing that people wanna pay spoil and so when you very very early sort of king. What will people pay for a few dangles based on your industry knowledge about what that might be but you know the roadmap in twenty twenty one is. It's very much tied to what biggest customers are entrusted in and where they see the industry gardner where i see it going in collaboration with but i'm also thinking about what we very first started the company as a set you know. Going from search to reverse engineer tacking. There are lots of points at which you have to make a decision one way or the other and another solar. Almost misstep of mine is a remember. What the first question out with any customer smile. Aids sounds great. Does it were right. Because i just sold them magic beans and it sounds fantastic. Hey i can do all of this stuff sis question. They want to know his sound. Good does actually do the thing that you'll say so i was like greg. We gotta we gotta have some kind of demo on the website where people can get some very very quick proof of concepts and we were like. Okay what's throw the timing. Api let's away the people contest the api and they can find out that it works of. We've gone through this whole planet. We will yet and right at the point at which we will go live. I just said guys. I feel terrible about this button. I need to go back to one of our sort of poor insights. Which is if you were to draw a diagram of the oglala of music industry people who wanted product people who can coat. The overlap is almost zero. The music industry is not savvy develop a heavy industry and so i just suddenly went. The people were trying to prove this to industry people's namath. A code right at the last minute we pivoted to a coach free solution. What people can just load an mp three an instant the get the tags back soul that trust so we used our own api to build an interface and so there are many many a -tations like the swat. You have to make the uncomfortable decision of saying. I suddenly realized we're probably wrong. And i wanna lay industry insight into this for the reason intensive how you guide a product. You have to go back to what you know about the industry and you'll cori- sites and you also have to be sort of willing to question yourself and and and be wrong on on many
Code Story
Musiio Uses AI to Replicate Human Behavior When Choosing Music
"One of the first and it'll mini projects. Mvp's was we've been working together for about three months. I've got us access to about two hundred thousand tracks which part of the free music akai's yesterday and With the initial sex tracks we were able to build a very very early prototype where we would drop one track as like a seed track into the day to date and we would just ask the i to pull the most similar tracks like based on the fingerprints and i remember at the time anymore. Don't behind me the models. We have now milliseconds. I think we have to we to weigh Whole minutes to stay. Say the result so i think we sort of started running and went out for lunch and when we get back we found that we dropped in a kurt. Vile folk song is to see track the ten tracks the pullback the playlist what fantastic stuff that i've never found that not two hundred thousand base in a in a year listening i was like. Oh wow this really works like that. Did something better than i could have done. Much much shoulder side at that was that was really all that was proof that you know. Ai cumby just to be able to play list which is something. We've always considered a quiet quiet human behavior
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Musiio CEO Hazel Savage on How AI Can Change Music Data Processing
"Hazel savage is originally from northeast. england. She's played the guitar since she was thirteen and started out as a self taught player. Her first guitar was cherry. Red fender telecaster followed by fender cyclone. In a dan electrode recently she started getting more into collecting grabbing. A gibson goddess. For her collection. She used to play in an all girl punk band in london. Called jenkins outta. She worked part time at h m v. The record store stocking shelves putting cd's out and gaining an understanding of the music world from the perspective of a customer. I find it interesting that she doesn't miss the physical music products from her point of view. A large collection of cds can weigh a lot and are hard to move across the country after joining an incubator in singapore. She was paired up with her. Now co founder. who's deeply technical and well-versed in ai. Combined with her extensive knowledge of the music industry they set out to change the face of music and the fingerprints found inside it. This is the creation story of mucyo museum. Is i say. We're an oficial intelligence company for the music industry thursday in the know essentially what we are is processing company. It just so happens that the data that process is music and so it goes right back to what i was just talking about with the with directly store so i have to say when i was the the person putting the cds on the shelf on sunday night ready for sale on monday morning because staff ready when old enough to remember in the uk. Music was the sale at nine pm on monday morning. I would you know close to shock on sunday and then stay back those disks ready to ninety the next day and on a really busy week that baby you know five six. Maybe maybe ten cd singles push really quietly to three. You know depending on the week and that was it. That was new. Music like whilst stocking. The shelves like could have listened to pretty much all of it in its entirety. And then you know you look towards companies today. Such as you know spotify very vocal about the fact they have sixty thousand tracks being unloaded that platform as that's really the challenge that we address which will music that comes out on a daily basis. The needs to come out in a whole year ten years ago. How does the industry because music doing a great job of making more money in figuring out how to monetize streaming live where possible and merchandise opportunities. Physical retail was a set price in a in a very easily quantifiable amount. So now that. There's so much music. And i do think it's fantastic that pretty much anyone at home with that with a laptop kin creating release music. I think that's a fantastic advancement in technology. But how does the rest of the industry code streaming services. No they've got had a record labels salt through the demos that get sent to them which may be used to be a couple of hundred now. it's tens of thousands
Relationship Advice
How To Thrive In Your Relationship When You Have Kids
"Today. We are going to dive in and talk about how to balance being a parent and having a great relationship in we in the pre show we said how to be a great parent and have a great relationship but those just seem like super high expectations to do to do both of those but we want to try so today. We're going to dive in to that topic so we are more than happy to have. Our guest share personal stories. We talk a little bit about the fact that you guys have a five year old. Maybe if you're okay with it you could share how you navigate your relationship and being parents you know. It's a great question. And just you know. Sorta cut to the chase chase. Sorry my sense but the bottom line. I'll say it that way. The bottle of line for us is parenting. Really what we've noticed with. Our students is a parenting tends to dollar when when a couple has kids in the child leads to serve. Aw damn the child or children take up a ton of energy time. And karen's over well or badly they do as parents they just love their children and so it just kind of dollar rates so and then all send the you know. The relationship falls to the side so the bottom line russell really prioritize the relationship as that romantic relationship between adults as sacrilegious as that might sound just because the skew is in the other direction so strong and our experiences that really helps the child. A child see patrol has modeled for them of greats romantic relationship between the adults the other day aden our son and i were hanging out in the living room and airline came upstairs. He had been hurting somebody downstairs in our coaching space. He came up and aaron came over to me and hugged and kissed. Hello i looked over and saw aden's big is got these big hazel eyes looking up at us and smiling and this was this vi- of like comfort and happiness
The Propaganda Report
"hazel" Discussed on The Propaganda Report
"And now even if you have kids in the bible belt or something who are more exposed to right wing propaganda. Left-wing propaganda it seems to have been gutted of the ideology. And i really wonder. If you've got thoughts or strategies on reigniting that passion phraseology had how to people who may be aren't as well read or well educated as you. Yes humanity if you can get people to actually sit down and have a conversation with your libertarian asses. Like that's the biggest challenge is like. Hey i'm not crazy. I believe in your rights. I believe in everyone. Your rights even the ones that are listed in the bill of rights. The right to travel the right of association. The right to you know not only self-defence but to preserve your life liberty and property like if you can make that connection like okay. Wait a second. Like i heard you guys. Were kind of republican encounter in kind of liberal and now man. That's not us at all right. So h- how is it best staying on. What's in the new cycle first and foremost if you can say what's on the new cycle and people have ideas about those things and you can introduce idea through humanity. Open up their eyes. Because what's that old saying that i always butcher. It's you know you can convincing people of the biggest farces in history as far easier than people that they've been duped right. So if you can lead with how you were duped and then you know. Start back at like five years old with the compulsory murder indoctrination camps that you went to tell you eighteen and then people go. I went to right. Yeah i remember. Fourteen ninety to sail the ocean. Blue like come on man like you. We know this isn't history and we know this. is this whitewash version. So as soon as you have that hook in maine right like that you you find that commonality like find commonality bleed into people with your humanity and get back to the core principles and i think i was thirty something years old before i said are what am i principles like. What what do i stand for. What will i be consistent across the board for my entire life. And i it was peace liberty and free markets and i had to boil down free markets. Once i just realized he's liberty and consent right so once you start to talk about these kind of things. I've found inroads. If i can get that toe in the door think about how long it took you to really become a full-fledged anarchist right. It was hard to swallow a of pills. I don't care if it was the constitution. I don't care if it was the american flag and the pledge of allegiance or the chief is. I don't care what it was told you in the murder dr nation camps like you had to swallow some really really hard pills over time an all. You're looking for in these. Initial encounters is not a full fledged. Hey man i'm libertarian. It's we read a book. We listened to like this. Because if you like this thing that i'm talking about i've got a world for you that you've never heard by design and at that point. You know it's a question. You validated somebody's existence. Because you're willing to listen to them if you're using the socratic method and you can ask questions. There's a two way street there right because in in so many you know what i see..
The Propaganda Report
"hazel" Discussed on The Propaganda Report
"Because we are occupied by this force. This this i would say an occupying force this post constitutional government clamps legitimacy. They are occupying our land so we actually have to fight them in on their turf. I hate to say it in the halls of power to make sure that we we hold the line and don't give up gun rights or rights to have chickens. I mean that's our rights to home. School so i feel like your holistic approach of parenting and life is a natural is a national to include fighting that fight. Not not just the fight with soil and your self-defense. But that fight in the civilization the world were of laws. I think it's very national. And i feel like it speaks to kind of the personality that i've seen. You demonstrates our in those campaigns cut out a little bit of your question i think i got most of it The the idea that you like when you said like how do you find time like i. Just don't sleep a ton right like i'm always like i. I work like just whether it's whether it's on this whether it's real work whether it's family work whether it's home setting like man by the time the end of the day comes around. I'm done the idea that you have to go out and make contact in your civilization your society your your your little home rate with the people who are executives. Which i think is really the key like i moved this cherokee county up here in north georgia and the first thing i did was like a off shera. I'm shane hazel. And you know this is. This is what i'm about. This is what i'm doing. Maybe you've heard of. Maybe not and i don't care like there are some things that are going to go on appear. I'm out of the way. I'm not hurting anybody. I'm not taking their stuff. This is what i expect out of us. Sheriff and so it's basically go out and start meeting people at least introduce yourself show him that. You're a human being like. Hey man like. I just want good for this community..
The Propaganda Report
"hazel" Discussed on The Propaganda Report
"I think we're were gonna do okay. I said look man. I'm full-time dad. I've got fulltime show. Or i should say you know. Show that you're a couple times a week on top of a mountain of other things in terms of you know real life and said this is going to be. It's going to be my hobby and he's like cool ask you that like how do you. How do you find the time. I mean i. I find it stressful. Because i have three teens. I don't work outside of doing the has and stuff but it just it can just like political stuff. It'll just expand to to consume all of your time. You can't let it it's you know it's it's a delicate balance weekends or reserve for nothing but family. Now i got to run my own campaign and for us we were. We were fairly well. Insulated from cova Just because we were you know we're up here in the mountains. We home school and so you know like you were tried to homestead and everything else. So it's it's all about not being impacted in you know to our you know thank god. We weren't heavily impacted by this whole thing but Yeah th-the balancing and trying to do this all with family and a real life outside of this You come down to. Roi what what can you do and these little things that you know people look at for. God knows too many hours a day. You know these little computers in our hockey. Hey i can reach people there. I can reach him with podcast. How do i do more of this. And so covert hits in everybody's looking at their phone even more and i was like man we got this so i ran my campaign. I diverted funding to charities and my local businesses. And all that kind of stuff. And i didn't take know campaign. Contributions and without spending a cent we sent into a runoff. So it was kind of proof. Positive concept that i had like we need to do more We need to do more virtual. We need to be in people's you know back pocket. Every every time they turn around. They're looking at their phone. Whether it's programmer tweet or facebook or whatever just be in front of people be personable show some humanity share some stories and by all means talk about. What's relevant talk about the lockdowns talk about it. Crushing people's lives. And when you can do all these things you know if there's a sweet spot and it came together beautifully and that was really my entire intent is shove this thing into a runoff. We're gonna have the you know the primary And then you know. Obviously go into the general if i can get this thing to go to the runoff election. We're gonna make national coverage on top of it the other senate race in georgia in the same year which never happens was also going to a run-off i was like man the stars are aligned for something extremely big here and so that was that was the goal and we You know we hit Crushed crushed at sediment runoff and with that garner the ivory across his nation. They're still figuring out. Oh this guy and hazel you know..
The Propaganda Report
"hazel" Discussed on The Propaganda Report
"Welcome to the propaganda report. I'm monica perez. And with me today. Is shane hazel. The famous and infamous libertarian candidate for senate and georgia and twenty twenty and the future candidate for georgia governor when brian camps or stacey abrams if you like imaginary world jerem is up in two thousand twenty three shane a former marine and former neo conservatives. Who now dedicates his life to libertarian activism and a very excited to welcome to the show hi shane. Thank you for being here. Monica is such a giddy. man. I i. i can't tell you how i am to be invited on your show. Seriously thank you so much. It's my pleasure. And i know it's because you like to think and exchange ideas and that is why i'm really excited to talk to you too and i before we dive in because i've got some like i want to pick your brain and just see what your thoughts are on some deeper issues. But before that. I think maybe if you could give us a little bit of a recap of you know not at length but just what you are kind of. What got you here to where you are. And as at as a political activist who wants voluntary society and there you are on the stage debating. Democrats and republicans in arguably the most important race in the country. And then getting the blame by these clowns that your the reason either of them you even did. What your even. If even either view as scribe to subscribe to your own parties ideologies as florida's they art. Even if you just stuck to that it wouldn't be a razor thin but anyway so give us a little bit of how you got here and then we're going to say where do we go from. Here boy libertarian. Is is one of those things that just each until you're just so motivated you gotta go do something right boy Let's see where. Where should we start. I'll let you the abbreviated version. I think most people know my marine corps history and Special operations all that fun stuff and so Ran as a republican was stabbed in the back of multitude of times by the gop at every level. There was saw that there was absolutely no salvation for these people in that giant machine failing mid rather just running into the ground so i left Got in touch with michael heiss and ryan grim down here in georgia. Who both convinced me that. I was a libertarian. I was wasting my time. Where the gop and said. Why don't you come over here and do something real and so i said yeah man cool. I don't think we're gonna win anything. But i think we could probably You know changed course a little bit. And so i did and showed up at the Libertarian convention down here in february of twenty twenty and then hey why don't you be the senate candidate really we're just gonna come test the waters at the. Us senate candidate non so yeah. I guess i knew it was going to be super important election. I will tell you. You know ryan graham said hey man. I've seen what you've done and in terms of republican the gop with with At the time podcast was the rebellion and now radical and is like if you put in half the effort in to a senate run..
Part of the Problem
"hazel" Discussed on Part of the Problem
"Ways not all but in some ways i can relate to that you know like i also have complaints about the current culture that we live in but there was no pendulums swing back right when donald trump got in. We swung way further left. I mean it's literally he was. He did nothing except act as the best fundraising tool and organizer our for all of the crazy progressives who supposedly was fighting against and then got a guy who never could have been elected president. Who's tried three times and got like one percent of the vote or something like that and he's a now so what. I'm supposed to just shut up so that we can keep that game going. I'd say i'll i'm happy to spoil it for them absolutely and you should be happy. I mean i'm going to do it here in twenty twenty two again. I'm going to run for governor down. I'm going to seek the libertarian. Nomination for governor down here in this type of environment brian kemp. Our governor just went down to the gop convention and got booed almost out of the room booth when he took the stage you know. They've got his former democrat trump guy who's gonna primary him along with you know some you know bible beater sweetheart down here and it's like oh you guys have no idea what's coming you didn't learn your lesson with david purdue. Well you're gonna learn your lesson real quick with here with this one in democrats. I'll tell you what they're not immune to this either. Because when when we look at stacey abrams or kisha bottoms or whatever her name is down here that are thinking about it man. We're going to appeal. You guys off with all sorts of reform in the criminal justice fields. Yeah hell yemen. Well i can't wait. I can't wait to watch it. I'm looking forward to it Dude we gotta rap but thank you so much. Shane hazel everybody. Go follow him. Anything you want to plug your show is radical your twitter handle anything like that. Radical dot com. Shane t hazel on twitter. That's it man. Dave really pleasure bucket list stuff for me man big fan. Thank you so much in Keep killing it out with you. Absolutely i appreciate that brother will. We'll do it again real soon. All right thanks everybody for listening catch next time piece..
Part of the Problem
"hazel" Discussed on Part of the Problem
"I don't know you. Wherever through history something clicks something changes dramatically in. It gets whitewash through history. But this is that time like this this time you know it comes round like two hundred and forty something years. Eighteen sixty was it. I don't think you know the nineteen forties where it. I don't think those times were it. I don't think nineteen thirteen. Was it this. However there is a conscience in a remnant right now that is on fire and just like enough is enough man. This is not gonna progress. Pass me and my generation. It's time to take a stand like i. That's the thing is you got it in the thing is. You've got the power with it because look at look at the last year of right if we look at this this what's happened. In terms of the face of tyranny. We've had an entire year. Where most people especially from the libertarian side. Have said peace peace peace and then patient. Even most of america has been patient. And what is done. It's paid off and giving us time and space so that we can have a correction. You know. Texas is open. Georgia's open florida's open places are opening up all over the place right now and we have an opportunity to say okay. What's never ever let this happen again. Yours how no. I think you're absolutely right. You know i was saying on the last episode. That as i'm watching right now as the whole narrative is is collapsing. And really something like now. That audi is kind of it seems being thrown to the wolves like in the same way. That cuomo was the hero and then he was thrown under the bus now. She's getting thrown under the bus. And i go the only thing. I can really compare this to in my life. Are the war in iraq that propaganda just all fell to pieces and the trump russia hoax when that all fell to pieces and those were big. I mean they were huge. Huge stories in the warren rack was a huge thing. Particularly for you know people like it was really big thing Snuff the truth. Is that most of america was fairly removed from the consequences of that war. I mean yes the indirectly. Yes okay the housing bubble was fueled by keeping interest rates. Low and all these things but they don't put that together really But now and there's a lot of americans out there who do have family members who were just died or were never the same when they came back and stuff but that's still only a small percentage. Because you know we all figured out this system where we don't have conscription army. We just have this kind of we just bribe in propagandize group of brave young men to go do the fighting but so that collapsed. And did you know i mean it. Had effects destroyed the republican party. I mean without that collapsing. You don't have. Donald trump take over. The republican party were profound effects. The russia thing collapsing did have some profound effects but this collapsing is different. Because this locked. Americans in their homes. This destroyed tens of millions people's careers their jobs millions of children falling behind like this this this collapsing right now gives us an opportunity that we've never had before in my life to really insert our answers into the conversation like hey look what we did over this last year. This is y as you said. We never do this again. We never do this again. We gave up every ounce of freedom and they were dead wrong and more than being dead wrong. They they knew. They knew that they were wrong. They knew from the entire time that there's probably came out of a lab that it was their research that was that was you know funding or their funding their research. That was doing it. They knew that masking was bullshit. They knew all of they new kids didn't get the virus and now it's coming out more and more. I mean there's no way they didn't. They knew the lockdowns weren't fucking working near the lockdowns weren't working. You know the bigger point is like all right. What was it right and we can answer that for him. This was an economic meltdown. You know this was bubbles bursting inside of bubbles and you know the the idea that okay. We're going to manage this by keeping everybody in place and not letting our tax cattle roam about outside of maybe their own state room country things like that where we can sit there and go guys. It doesn't matter who was the president. It doesn't matter if it was bush or clinton or bush again or it doesn't matter all this shit was fortuitous. We've been saying this for over fifty years as the lp. Now's the time to drag out that fifty year record of being libertarian. And go look. We were saying here. We were saying it here. We were saying here. Were were telling you now. It will continue to get worse than more. Bandaids more crack that you pour into a crackhead the next relapse bigger. It's going to be worse than this one. And so i don't know man. There's some things out there that i'm excited about like some blockchain tech across not only you know things like bitcoin but like social media and all that kind of stuff that i see is kind of a tool for us and this really interesting. Time to sit there and go. Hey guys look look over here. Let's do some education and at same time pointing towards some solutions. Yeah yeah no absolutely and it's like it it's a it's a scary time but it's an exciting time but you're you're right. I mean when you when you see the bubble that they're trying to reinforce this old be beaten down worn down balloon that they're trying and now they have to pump so much air into it. I was reading just earlier today. What is it like that. Twenty two percent of the money. That's being exchanged right now was created in twenty twenty like it's unbelievable. I mean this isn't even like this isn't even comparable to the job that they tried in two thousand eight to reinforce this bubble. This is just all a complete house of cards. At this point that is that has to Come come crashing down so we gotta be kinda ready for this This next Moment and like as you said before you know especially for those of us who got kids we really got no other option than to really. Try our best to to push this whole country in the right direction because this is unsustainable. It's going very bad direction. And i think that's. I don't think anyone disagrees with that. At this point everyone knows this is unsustainable and going in a bad direction every crazy far left crazy right all the way in between they may have different villains and blame it on different people but everyone knows this thing is is falling apart and we. Libertarians are like the only ones really have the answers. Yeah and the thing is you're all these criticisms we'll get. Well what about this. What about this. you're an anarchist or your amid. Arcus how are we going to provide for things. Well what about trash on the side of the road. You're like this all exists in your paradigm. Now what you're doing is pointing out the failures of this government. This murder coal apparatus. That's infected our lives forever. What we don't understand what we haven't tried tried is real liberty in real freedom..
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"hazel" Discussed on Part of the Problem
"Like. I know what it is to go into real blue collar redneck areas and tell jokes about jesus and i know what it is to go into colleges and tell jokes about race. I'm telling you. I've lived this experience for various right. Your thing and this is the reality of it but anyway it's just it's it's it's interesting to to watch that whole dynamic clout and again the thing that i find so you know revealing about it is just that it's like if you do care so much you're so much you know more empathetic than the rest of us. You care about minorities you know. But you're willing to let people who supported the mass murderer campaigns against minorities slide that seems or even you'll say you don't let them slide but you know if they're on the ballot you'll campaign for mule. Vote for him if someone else campaigned voted for him. That's not a reason to be ostracized. That's just like hey you know. We had a difference of opinion. I think you got that wrong. But this this you know conversation with nick as this is way beyond the pale like. I'm sorry if i if you look at things that way. You don't get to claim any moral high ground in terms of like your empathy for the downtrodden. Your jokes and your your your air in who you associate with now we. We can't do this kind of stuff. They're never gonna take seriously in the beltway. Kiss what we should stop trying to be like those guys you you think you want the the the murder colts you know. I don't know blessing. You're never gonna get it like the think you're ever going to get. It is like being the gop where even when you are in power. You fucking fail right like. Don't try to be like the gop. Don't try to be like the dnc. Don't try to fit into their social circles. Destroy them and the thing is is a perfect segue in terms of like being sarcastic. Be vulgar telling jokes about whatever race or i like. I don't care about any of that kind of stuff. I left my azoff. When i see guys like chapelle or rogin or any of these other guys say these things when obviously brings a lot of us together. It makes us laugh. We find commonality. We learn how to laugh at ourselves and it opens the door to sit there to these people who are in the beltway. You know with their their ivory towers sit there and say hey man if you're offended by language and who were hanging out with in my jokes. Let me show you something over here. These guys are slaughtering. Millions of people. Wanna be outraged. Let's do this. Yeah right compare. This is what. I'm outraged by. That's what you're outraged by. What's more reasonable that you know. I said this on malices show. I think a couple of months ago but to me. I go and i understand not everybody likes the blue pill. Red pill analogy not. Everyone likes the cathedral term and stuff like that that we throw around a lot. But is that what we're talking about with the blue pill. Red pill sec i go this to me is the perfect blue pill verse red pill take on the situation and i understand where if you're the blue pill crowd. This is some of the ones who are honest actors. This is a plausible thing that you could that you could believe that you go. Well look if the entire corporate press is going to demonize us if we say x. or associate with why then we're going to be screwed because they're all gonna make us out to they're gonna call us all nazis and some people believe them and so we got a not do any of the things that could make us be called racist sexist homophobic zena phobic all the transphobic. You know down the list right. That's the blue pill. Take and i understand where it's plausible on some surface level. The red pill take is if we are ever a threat to the power source. It is a guarantee that we will be called racist. Sexist xenophobic dot. All of these things look bernie. Sanders bent over backward to appease the crowd. He wasn't an old school. He was like an old school socialist. He didn't know what the fuck this shit was. Black lives matter. No the the issue is he goes. The issue is poverty and they're like what that is so raise me goes. I mean the issue was race. I don't know what is soon as he was a threat to power. What did they call his supporters nazis. That's right now. You wish guy. Running for president was all supported by a bunch of nazis. If libertarians are ever seriously a threat to the power structure. You will be demonized as much as anyone can possibly be demonized. So i'm not saying be stupid but just don't don't care about it say the truth you feel free to say whatever you want to say. Because they're going to demonize us anyway and we're not in this for respectability from the establishment. We hate the establishment. We don't respect them. Yeah i mean when you say nazi when brennan coming out and go oh yeah. These guys are domestic terrorist. Right or white supremacists. They're already doing it. Because places like the meat cutting the mesa's caucus are absolutely gaining tons and tons of traction right now and they may not report it but i'll they see it man. I'll tell you you know as a guy who's been in to federal campaigns as somebody who's talking about liberty. Let me tell you the first thing that were going to do is try to ignore you as much as possible. And if they ever do mentioned you it's going to be some you know one line bullshit type of statement where they either smear you or they attack you or they misrepresent you like. That's how it's going to be the entire time and you better. You better have something to combat that kinda shit like i don't know your own show your own your own. I don't know network whatever it is like. You've got to be your own boss. You've got to come out as unfiltered as possible. Not looking for their appointment yet respected me. I don't have any respect for these people. Not not one day amounts of it. Yeah yeah amen so back to your a story a little bit. When did you join the libertarian party. Actually joined the libertarian party. Back in twenty fifteen. And then. I kind of watched what was unfolding before my eyes for twenty six like guys. I can't fuck and do this. And then the guy at the helm you know like. I can't do it. I'd like that was it was. It was one of those things where i was like intel. This gets resolved right. And i mean i went back and forth with leadership here in georgia at the time. And if you don't like it get involved. And i was like okay. Let me let me try this. And you thing is with be part of a group you know as you know special ops and all that fun stuff you have some tricks in your bag right and i thought i'll go into the gop. And i'll use all my as warfare. All use psi ops. I'll use everything and anything that i can to disrupt. What's going on at a time. I mean you as a as a guy that the constitution inside out. I could point to everything that my current representative was doing wrong. What his constitutional score was which was down in the fifties. And so i'm sitting there trying to tell the gop like look man. This guy doesn't give a shit about your rights. He definitely doesn't give a shit about the constitution. And i can prove it to you. And i did and the gop at the district level and the county level and even you know beneath those guys were all like stabbing in the back. They were changing dates in terms of debates cancelling debates trying to give this guy as much shade as possible from actually having a you know a a real discussion is kind of where i started thinking about doing a podcast and so man. That's i i saw from the inside. I looked at the saying. I said this thing is a mammoth. It's a beast. Your conversation with though like those are nice guy Bishop and he's he's a good dude and all that stuff but you know he's he's talking about going off your back..
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"hazel" Discussed on Part of the Problem
"A rollback with state. We stein on all of our own citizens. Our prisons are flooded with non violent drug offenders. You wanna know who. America's next enemy is looking at funding right now. Obviously a one of these problems are resulting government way to bay studio. What's up everybody. Welcome to a brand new episode of part of the problem. Thank you for tuning in. I'm very happy to have our guest on today. Shane hazel who It's it's been long overdue. A lot of people have have requested this episode. I just did his show radical the other day and really enjoyed it. If you're not familiar with. Shane the libertarian candidate for senate in georgia in twenty twenty. He is a marine combat. Vet a father and a husband. Much like myself and Yeah a one of the best libertarians out. There how you doing brother. Oh man i am tickled to death. It'd be with you. Dave really appreciate it man jeeze high praise. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Well yeah absolutely. I mean it and i'm i'm very happy you would that you're on So for people. Who don't know and i don't know that much about your Your your kind of libertarian. Over story i know you were you were in the marines and you combat vet. Were you a libertarian. Then or did you become a libertarian. From that experience. How did it all happen. Yeah man i. I found some john taylor gatto on on my rack. We were We were in the battle. Volusia was with first force reconnaissance company at the time kicking doors and it was the second battle. It was awful man and so we had just come off the front lines after about a month of kicking in doors. And one of my buddies. Pass me this book. Weapons of mass destruction. And i mean for you guys out there. I'm sure a lot of you guys know who john taylor. Gatto is thirty year veteran of the new york school system teacher of the year. He railed against the school system. I read that book. Man in the The part specifically about the history of the american education system how they were just turn out bots basically they could turn cogs. There were smart enough to read and do math and all that kind of stuff but would rush off to defend the honor of the homeland and man. I'll tell you what to read that. After doing what i was doing. Boy you wanna talk about that moment where you just gonna sit up and go buck. They got me man like that was a rough moment for me. And i went over to the guy that had that conversation with me. We had a discussion he goes. Yeah this book's been making its way around in this platoon for a while now and i'll tell you what i don't say the defection rate but after that man things were different things started to change a whole lot of those guys got out moved on and i just kind of you know you plant that seed and you just see how far the rabbit hole goes. I'm still learning. I mean you know became a constitutionalist in really kind of an expert in the constitution. And then i found the anti-federalist and those guys were right and then you get into places like rothbart nieces in the rest of that stuff man. I'll tell you what they're looking at the anti. Federalists like you're a bunch of commies. Let me tell you something. It wasn't a coup for god's sakes they don't teach you that you can't teach people about their rights What they were saying before the the constitution all the the sacrilege of the murder cult at that point. It's unreal. yeah that's i. i can only imagine what that would be like to be in in the middle of this kind of battle and then starting to have this awakening But thank god. Thank god you did and thank god so many other people have i. I remember that. And i bring this up a lot but i think it's that important to keep saying it. But i remember in in two thousand eight. When i was introduced all this stuff by the great ron paul and when i found out that he had received more donations from active duty military than every other candidate combined and i was like. Whoa how is that. Not like the biggest story of the year that the most anti war guy is the guy who the military members support like. This is this is like a by any metric. This is huge news. This would be enough to make any normal person would be like well. We have stop the wars that the people who are fighting the wars are completely against them. That's such a weird dynamic. Like i couldn't imagine that in any other in the middle of any other war in our history that you're like oh no the shrimps antiwar movement is such a crazy thing it is crazy thing you know when you see all that terrible shit unfold before your eyes know kind of wakes you up to the idea like what are we doing here. I know there was one moment in particular and this was before i found the john taylor gatto book. We were in New joff in that battle in august and we had this place called the imam. Ali shrine surrounded and we were about to lay waste to it. I mean completely. Wipe it off the map and the generals came back to us and said. Hey we're we're done with hostilities. You're we're done with his battle it's over and everybody can kind of look around and say all right why what happened and we had this guy. matata solder at the time. Who was a shiite cleric and really close with the the grand ayatollah study at the time and they brokered a peace deal and you know we were all sitting around going like what the fuck man. We're gonna wait. Watch these guys. That killed marines walkout under white flags and that was it and we were just like this is bullshit so you start scratching your head and you're like all right man..
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94-Year-Old Alabama Woman Honored With High School Diploma
"Your money now. For what it's worth. I'm Sherry Preston nearly 80 years ago, Grace Lee McClure Smith had to drop out of school in Alabama at just 16 years old when her husband went off to war. She never ever mention regretting anything in life. You know, she would never take it back. But her granddaughter, Erin Wilson, says she did leave something undone. Her education Instead of now, 94 year old went to work, eventually becoming a school bus driver in Madison County for 30 years. She drove me actually on the school bus. So I rode with her to and from school, and she always encouraged me to go to school. Make sure I finished school. And now she encourages my girls. And now Grace has finished what she started so many years ago, Hazel Green High School in Madison County, awarding her a high school diploma this week. And so the last word words of wisdom for all of us goes to the new high school grab. Am so grateful. Thank you so much. Better life than ever
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Thirsty: A Sheriff James Roberts story from the Wild West
"For a halfway full canteen. The song came to the sheriff's suddenly scoured free by the sandy fever. In his head he'd been in the desert for a week now. He was sunburned. Wind burned hungry tired and more but none of that was the real problem. No the real problem was this sheriff. James roberts was thirsty. It had always been a small word thirsty. Strictly a lower case t word thirsty was how he felt after a hard day of riding in the sun thirsty was how he felt when he woke up in the morning to a dry and dusty mouth thirsty could be fixed by a ladle of cool water from the pump. This was different. This was more than thirsty. This was thirst. This was the deep primal aac. It left his throat hot and painful. His lips cracked like an old scab three days three dry agonizing days. That's how long it had been since he'd had a drink. Even that was barely a sip. Just the warm dregs of his canteen. Now he found himself in the middle of the brand of brow desert alone with nothing but the buzzards for company and not so much as a mouthful to drink. Oh it had all started well enough. Len bradford and his bandits had come to hazel thinking. They'd find an easy target in the small town bank instead. They'd found sheriff. James roberts and three. Us rangers ready and waiting. Most of the bandits were arrested without drawing their weapons but len and his brothers had escaped through a second story window and high tailed it for the desert.
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"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"That's a classic. That's my my watt radio today. Nasdaq dick shavers. And that was the original. Ad's pushing seen by me. I just got jealous. Because corona corona was such a great song so we need to do more songs in the show. So we got to bring back some oldies but the goodies. And then we'll have some news rigging because he can actually fucking sing as you can tell. I couldn't do calm. I do different version of that song. You do that. One thing that was talking about even the coronas on wasn't saying wait still say she'll sing here. It's musical it's nice. We didn't new york song. Sammy voice got my special. Thank you to not only the russian tea room even like the food was a. We didn't special. I wanna do a special shoutout to the great people and christian Who are on the staff of the carnegie club. That's where you see all those pictures of me. Smoking ago girlfriend of manda. It is located at one fifty six west fifty sixth street between six and seven avenues. I new york city. Please call them up to one two nine five seven nine six seven six. It's small plates find cigars classic cocktails its business casual so just show up. Don't dress like a fucking slob. Bill you can never be your name alone on the sidewalk in front of the was. The food varies this little finger food. There's something by law may have food as your smoke in your drinking august to be open. They have to serve food. They have food. That's the that's the way works in the one of a world of zero there in we had some nuts ourselves of finger things with sabi nuts. Nuts later in her mouth. I'm talking about my genitals. Any at least were finally on the same page. I the the carnegie club directly adjacent to the andrew carnegie hall quite frankly a. It's a great place. I know i can definitely see like going to show a carnegie hall and then having a late night. Drink smoking a cigar. I mean we should all go together. The boys of the ham radio show should have nine out. We go to the carnegie club. We smokes cigars. Shut the fuck up. Joey inviting you could smoke pot and then get thrown out. Its new york city. it's not like get a prescription. Oh thank god. You have glaucoma yet. I'll try fucking possible. They get it by like a month. They give it to you in pools donald pills. There's no pills. I only like pills. God dammit think to me. It was great. She even had a cigar. I it was great. So yeah know. Joe wanted to talk about it. But there's only combines the went so fast a lot lotta shit arms as usual but we did a lot of talking about wrestling mean billy goat tag him against magic and his son. Don't like i forgot about that. I maybe didn't want you to know and we talked about sex robots. We talked to hazel more ricky. Got a fucking porno soundtrack. Going on there I'll talk about you on edge the last couple of minutes. This show is yours. You ask me any questions go. Oh we're taking questions. Now is the time you have a question number taking place surprised. You'll have it all play that way. I had it all play now but she was surprised at the lack of love for the russian tea room. She was surprised however you get a couple of good shots in there but she was more happy with the carnegie club. Proving the my girlfriend is better than your girlfriend league. Potatoes and t room. I had chicken kiev which i enjoyed She didn't have entree because she didn't want anything. We got a bunch of little things. I had a caviar sampler. We did Some cucumbers and a cream sauce. That was very nice sallied. Hope oranges stuff. Very rush. rush rush through. Yes joy up at the little hats and they come out with bears on unicycles fucking amazing you rented limo. I know. I rented a car not in a limo anything we needed a limo. I think it's a little too ostentatious we handed driver because because quite frankly they wanna fuck in drive myself because much money in the city to park. I wanted to empty right now. I wanted to get shit faced. Facetime a girlfriend. That's fucking great. Amanda got nice and lit. That was wonderful and then we also have having a driving home. We also made the driver stop and bodega a white castle. I wish she wasn't a vegetarian. I swear to god. I had a sack of sliders like we went into a. I got a bacon egg and cheese. There's nothing worse but in the so-called booze like a jesus. She got a grilled cheese tomato. We bought lot of odds and ends at the fucking data. Got back in the car. He drove the wrested away home. Boom boom boom back in the house. And then we're making sweet sweet little. After i fed can make love drunk buck. No no no. We made sweet sweet love. Everybody moved a little slower than usual so it was the other russia. You spent six hundred dollars for two people. Go to their forty eight cents. She was more happy. Got damaged more happy. And i love her for a now crystal at night. So right which you know. We hadn't had everybody. I know free speech is never silence. Always speak the fuck up. 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"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
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Yeah markup when things don't wanna work i get a little bit testy of this fucking this dot org. Please get it from david. Computer computers named we named him. Phil don't ask. Why just fucking let it happen. I've things work. Its way out. Or phil i know. He's a fucking drunk and this computer needs to be drowned. Billy no shaman. that pits. it's time for the story in the wbz news so meaty. Okay billy what. I got to bring this to your attention. You're talking sex dolls. Could be here in the next ten years insiders walking and talking and fucking sex dolls could be here within the next ten years insiders and engineers in the sex industry you know then they hang out with billy latin. That's why i put it up saying that these dowels we'll be able to walk and talk and feel sensations as well as emotions within the next ten years could make peas and rice and oxtail. He might be able to go down. Here was a red stripe beer and in fucking enjoy it anyway. Say how much they're gonna cost a leg groupon saving now these days. The dogs can smile moan and hold conversations about the goal is the have them walk around and feel sensation and respond. We're realistic voices. Now let me point out one thing. This is why we're going to be one step closer to this. And you know the fuck i'm talking about. Now what is it you tell me. Ladies and gentlemen once the sex robots takeover you have to realize one thing era that's how they're gonna enslave humanity when i don't care when sky net gives them the signal joe they're gonna take their fucking laser labia. Oh cut your dicks right off the bobbitt's at the scary. Whether wanted doll short. Ask dick a sudden. Why go bad could happen to exactly where they probably going to be. Rubbers and insulator matter. They're still medal inside of bioengineered skin on the outside. Joe hit with a lot of mangku dixon. The up what if what if our own slick stir goes the liquor booty hole on his six. That's the whole thing. Retracts it locks. It's fucking brown ordering around his delicate tone he the robots payroll buys asshole. What the fuck is out of that is deployed electric plug. It'll be the charge it up again. Even have the driving around a tesla. And you bring into the seven eleven. Just plug into the old coot. Tried and then she'll glow and you'll know that your fool we have. We have shortages on and materials to make batteries for the caused future. Yes currently but six hundred because they need to be biggest saladin cost more than the is probably the only you know why not another i think. Twenty thousand dollars for good. I mean this. It's gonna last forever. Discussing how joe stairs in. Cut your wife and check for twenty grand more than let me tell. You could be a check with me boy. Now one thing the only problem with these sex robots is that she now use that because their gender newsroom whatever she squirts during sex. It's going to be ten. W thirty motorola and the bright side though is that you know instead of lou you can just use a candidate. Wd forty and you get right in there and you can fuck your brains out. So joe's me pay twenty grand to fuck this essentially just a a light right rent like real real you. You can't tell the different kinda real like twilight zone. Real tight twilight zone around visit. Joe joe joe listen. Here's why joe 'cause you're the gum. Fuck fuck god damn sex robots. You know but you'll have to right. The people won't look to me. 'cause you have the perfect thing and you can't tell the difference you know it's like me. I would've chinese gibson really if the place great. It's like a real gibson. It's great are you comparing these kind of show to a chinese gibson will while trying to say. Is it not the real thing you could fall in love with it. You know i if you that's want to do they'll do. It'll be your purpose thing. Why did he real one. The forget a changing all sex robots. 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"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"Your house cock better what happens you have a kid you have popcorn. You have katie. They get their figures started a wipe everything not doing it on purpose. What they do you gotta clean it up at home at the movies come on. I'm sure that alice's ten year old child the fruit of his loins was not wiping her grubby house. But i'm just saying like you get popcorn on your hands. You get chocolate on hands or whatever you're not paying attention because you're at the movies you're watching over. You just put your hands down. You read them on the arm. Rest or whatever it's going to transfer remind me not to sit on billy's couch you know is really like ice. Always say it's like you know you your sports fan. Sure your team sucks. You're gonna have to go to the to the stadium. Sit there and watch the fucking suck but the best seat in the house is in. Your fucking house is a night out to take care. Yeah you go there and watch the game and you know when cpa wait. You're talking about two different things. Though the nine out. I agree with but it used to be every friday. The movie theater was gonna jam movie all that stuff. Has that gone away. I look. I used to work in that industry. Let me tell you. I think you're right you people don't they don't want to go. I mean look. I would love to watch because you can rent out the theater discussing during the pandemic you can rent out the theater for like one hundred bucks and watching older movie. They'll put the new movie on. But you can watch a movie on a big screen. That's cool the experience. I get put a now. It's kind of lacking in. it's magic show. When i was a kid they had a movie theater on every block justified in brooklyn. Forget about a man walk. We want to lots of the movie. I disagree with alex. Alex facial glide sweet. And then we'll get. The billing motherfuckers are sick and tired of being home cabin. Fever is bitch. I ever saw a lot of people. Don't have the money now right because in that been working or they working from home and they got different hours so it's not the same as a hundred dollars to go to as saying there's one the disney people the fine people disney and the disney corporation joe's of are saying thirty dollars for rental thing away two weeks three me. Where is it free if you can wait two three weeks. It'll be free but if you're a marvel fan you're not waiting. That's trying to cash in on those fuckers right that there's always going to be a core audience to do that but also if you look at some of the stuff that gets put out now. It's not worth spending all that money to go to movie to see judy. And you gotta put them in and like you just said it like a grand go see a fucking move and you gotta feed these fuckers. You haven't even got in the door and the prices of the kid can cannot. I'll ridiculous again. Well that's how they get hot off. Hot dog fucking. You'll fucking packed with a hot dog. They're well that's the problem they make. Here's yet again. I have to defend the movie theaters for this exact reason. They don't get any money one dollar for every ticket they also tickets nineteen dollars. They get one dollar and disney gets eighteen of those. That's how it works so really. The only money they make is from the concessions right. Which now to me. Like ricky joe said why would i pay five dollars for one shitty hotdog when i get a pack of like hebrew nationals are fucking the fancy ones intertwined together again like shoprite in the smoke house ones for less money than that one shitty hotdog they like to watch a full length movie and i could sit and you know if i if i wanna get ahead. I'm getting ahead right in the middle and no one cares put the vacuum away. Most sorry didn't electrolux anytime mazing. Proper amount of suction. I'm saying to me. This is the way you look at the never been big on the movie theaters. I love them. That's why i got movies. When i was working in radio the the regal cinemas was there for the they got me a job. I was working in fucking i was doing ever a couple years. And let me tell you i d- the only fringe benefit two things one. I collect movie posters. I had the run of the mill and he came out. I got him all right. That was a huge thing number. Two working in the field. You get fucking free movies. You get the new all this stuff and all the popcorn i wanted. Okay that's fucking big. My point being is that all that other shit does not like i paid. I didn't want to be there right. You people are paying be there. You don't wanna do that either. This is my point like it's not the same as it used to be. Nothing is usually used to be so much bigger. When i started going to jet games was like the greatest thing on earth i mean. They sucked. They weren't that great yup experience. Experience get nope it seven in the morning pilot into a car getting up by nine in the morning getting drunk and it was the whole drink and you met a lot of great people hanging out if you can tell if you tailgate at a movie theater which we used to do Over in per damn boy okay. They had the drive in and then converted into the multiplex cinemas or whatever. Yeah that's a big one. That's call right closed down. They had an arcade over there. All this stuff to entertain people we used to go with a case of beer. Retreated like accounting. We'd go buy tickets. Come outside because we buy for say. We got there at nine thirty. Am show or whatever we bought the eleven o'clock or whatever we would hang out in the paul drink have a good time. Then go to the movie and now for us. That's what we did until the truth is pulled in and said we couldn't do that anymore so we stopped doing to me to me if he needs to be a full movie going experience. But you should be able to go there and do the movie part. That's that that shouldn't change. But you should also have the players you can buy merging nice like from the movie toys. Whatever just take my whole bunch of stuff making them more immersive thing in today's society. You have people going. I can't afford the movie. But i need the merchandise. I ain't need the sheriff from my daughter right but they'll let the people in to get that and you know these people a scam. You can go to see the movie anyway. So many actually run. The door made sure that's what they do all the time. One night. I was one year waiting for new york ranger playoff tickets to go on sale in the morning. Get there for thirty or whatever the morning waiting in line waiting in line is delighted moving on at the same day they were also selling the circus tickets. They both went on sale at the same time but they separated the lines so smart people will fuck it. I'm going to get the circus tickets. Because it wasn't a long. They jump on that line and they were going up getting a fucking playoff tickets. You know. that's yeah that's people wrestling much. I know that. But i'm just saying that was always going to be a scam miserable every during the pandemic though now i'm thinking it was the final nail in the coffin. It's fucking pandemic killed. Allow this well. Speaking of which the tonight show had a live studio audience on monday night for the first time in a year jimmy fallon also returned to the studio b. The for it's the first network. I mean it's not the tonight show show of fucking what it was However it's the first late night program to be back with a live audience since the pandemic began. I mean it seems like we're moving now at a rapid pace some would say joe warp speed. Thank back to basics and back toward the life in which we used to have. Yeah.
The Ham Radio Show
"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"I okay. i've never been asked this question. I would definitely say his is the second. Even though i've never smelled. I just know what's good i'm going gonna say mark. I probably like orne oranges. Ooh that's a good one g you know orange and we know that she's eating clean. Have the you eat or dirty. She's eating clean see. I enjoyed by the way while we have. Heather and i can live vicariously through now. Ricky's pena's i enjoy eating the box and eating booty hole right out of the shower. That's my prayer. That's the best one right. Heather heather heather. You're hazel you've gotta clean the meat. I gotta wait. Hold on sorry. Hey come on my page. We just can't handle Hazel my point is like i enjoyed it. That's my preference however i have been known to eat the booty hole on a non shower day. I don't do see. I'm okay with that you know. You're eating booting hallway sallow man. I ain't blind depends on the weight to. I smell nothing. No i might say fucking day today hole norway. I'm not saying either booty hole right after burrito night. When i'm saying is that there is sometimes a difference is there is a little stank on stake not hold like turned on the fucking but a little thing. Not kinda sore. The cool whole has turned against me. Now i like. I like when i like when the poon owns a little musty little muster. You like front door mosque. But not back door musk. That's exactly one of its one of its hazel. More and she goes ricky. I didn't shower. But i really want my booty. They make an example hazel. Can you hand hazel. Can you say that line right now. For ricky saying i didn't shower high ricky. Didn't shower but can eat mabuchi whole geddisal rick. You didn't shower. But i was wondering if you eat my whole just this one pratt sexy coming from you. Need my booty whole on what you eat my. You don't spokesperson either. Hi i'm ready for budi hall hazel hazel. Either i s own and no eight ninety on. Please i'd fuck as soon as she asked me to. I don't care sexy that sound no. Of course it does and as you. Did you notice that. She added that little at the end the unscripted. I'll come on just one just once my whole lunch hour today for lunch. I i don't know. I think i think even with hazel board. That would stop me. Can you imagine opening up the door. And she's doggystyle we hold on. I'm trying to say. And i opened the door billie holiday i also been dogs. And she's bend over does steph fuck you. You probably come on way to the dude. I literally came watching her movies. Really really really really fast. Because she's not even a lie. They say he's classy and dirty at the same time. That's exactly that's exactly. What the fuck. She is the perfect definition for hazel. More we'll go by the way. Here's another thing. We couldn't promote hazel on twitter. She got suspended on twitter. But i don't know why. I was told to ask hazel. What did you do. I have no idea. They won't tell me but i'm assuming that they're i don't know some crazy fan happens a lot. Probably supported trump show. you probably supported trump. most of us talking about eating booty holes and that might be room. I'm trying to say like so. You're not you're not showing you a twitter. You can show hardcore sex on twitter you can. There's no rules on twitter. Twitter is the last part of the wild wild west. You can do a whole bunch. That's why i was laughing when they were banning trump because they can literally watch hazel more. Suck a dick on twitter. But i can't listen to a guy ramble on a tweet again. He doesn't make a full facial from those two black guys in bringing thunder cock movie. That ricky was just watching. You give them watch that on twitter they can literally put the scene up and have these two black guys drench earn come drenching but somebody will get suspended for the tweeted. Something stupid doesn't make any sense. So hazel had to do something to piss off somebody and they don't even let her and they don't even let her know. That's not american at some bullshit hazel you. Should you know what you should. Protest by having ricky budi. That's how you protest. You can agree with it. I'm hoping recap you come over here. He rings the back door and he just eats the booty and he's says in there and that's only does unless you allow him to do anything else. If you wanted to lick you right. Darren ill in the do look at a little quick noise coming out. That's up to you. But that's how you pro- dish you let billy ring and then rookie and goes but up all right in the booty hazel more. Be watching a lot of that tonight. He's literally saving the movies on his phone. I'm not even hazel. You have made it one thing out of this whole interview and you hanging out with us here on the ham radio show. You have made one fan for life and his name is the slick ricky from our show is now in love with you is infatuated with. Yeah he's usually a very he's very cynical usually and everything's a horrible when it comes at. You normally can't just enjoy himself when it comes down to it wrong when we do that. Let me see are you alone. Hormone away. I gotta do something rigi. Then if i don't i gotta do. There's really all right. I'm going to see if i can do hold on one second oldest at the she didn't get down to business. I gotta get down to business. Let me see if i could just get ready to go. Hold on for a minute. See if we can do there. We go okay hazel. I'm gonna ask you very deep question. Do you wanna play a game kind game. I ready well. Listen it's got a theme song.
The Ham Radio Show
"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"Was perfect for us because she was in a coma for eleven days and she didn't know better and then she started listening to the ham radio show and he perked up. We gotta give the awakenings again. Well this show was. We were robert. The robin williams was this show and monica was the deniro character and we gotta right out of her coma. That was uh soon ham radio. She's living a life could give a nickname like survival. Maria's survive to the time rick at the time she had a massive head wounds systems. Massive head wound monica. But now she's out banyan is gonna before yeah she. She had a lot of issues. It's not like this is a very subdued version of monica. She's very she's mom now children. I have one two year old. And i'm pregnant three months pregnant with the second. A little boy. -gratulations what did you do. What's your daughter who's crying now. Just shooters doors bay. Her name is florence amber buzz so her softball fab. Nice kid shut up. I'm talking to your mom fan to be quiet. They they got. She's not going to be quite. Monica has to change. You wouldn't be quite you since she wanted the old day. Pratima whom really bad. I don't know why because she needs a new one. She just should herself. She's got eight thompson. Yeah but she got. She got a little nut butter between her chiefs. Gotta get that out a little nut butter. The nut butter peanut butter like that baby shit consistency. That's what you got going on. You never say never heard of heddon he will you go down to the store and ain't going to open up a thing of nut butter not peanut butter just nut butter and you will look down and it will i. It will smell better than your child. Shit also it will look like your child shit. That's the problem right. Well i am going gonna go a hep to chase my around 'cause i i just wanted to say awesome on the girlfriend and behaviorally just because the want doing so good work i know right especially your call in any time when you if you do you'll be so kind and a couple of months when you're sitting out the kid. Can you call from the delivery while you have. While you're having i need ratings it's going to be a c. Oh even better unconscious. We can actually hear the knife going. It'll be lowly phone in. I don't think you can sneak in many ports interest and says put your foot down on. Jesus it's my baby. I will do. I want to do god it. i'm monica. Thanks by massive. Head wound monica as well added nowhere. And then you got during that by the way taste more. He's the morgan. As a troll taco troll himself johnny vegas now because now he wanted never he wanted to have my he wanted to be my tag team partner. Which is okay. Here's the problem. No one knows. Johnny vegas is they know billions is really the one that was challenged. So i'm going be billy's tag team partner when we take on magic and his son now with no particulars have been signed yet. But i say in a twenty by twenty foot. Bring billy get it done here. I hope so. I'm saying eighteen eighteen. Well it depends on how big the ring stuff in your that. I there is with you. Know foreign objects. Yeah sure looks ritalin for all of you. I'm gonna stick a lot of things in might try. 'cause i gotta just fill out. I don't wanna look like once you get in that ring. He raised a whip ass. I'll be ready to whip ass take names and will best only doing it all sir thank run away. Run away through sore after i imagine you know. And he's getting the he goes to take a sixteen year old good that sixteen year old. Isn't that motherfucker hanging ocean. This is payback motherfucker volume really. What about the flying burrito brothers. Come on man me and you lose everything we get into the ring. You wear a mask or mess. Mostly because we don't want the people to throw up and we get out then we whip their ass. That's what we do come on about it. You think about. All i know is going to be painful. It's always gonna be paying. There will be blood probably in our urine. They will all right well one time. Let's get to another day alawradio chewing a day. Here's our works. What he asks you a question you answering throughout the show exchanges. Simple right. So wrestling matches notwithstanding There's been a lot of stuff going out from miller lightly nor white said. There's lots of things that you're missing. So they're giving out because of the pandemic they're they're studying a limited edition bar. Smells candle collection bar. Smells alcoholics slowly. right now. These these beautiful smell coming to whole budget sold peanuts. Jalapeno cracked leather beer garden. The hello bother. Yeah yeh moss. Karen sweaty as if they won the aspen. I can also be joe's bedroom all right. So here's the qna today today. What's your favorite smell. What is your favorite snow. Have you actually if there was a smell out there that you enjoy. I wanna know about seven one. Eight five seven hundred thirteen thousand nine. Billy i think magic. We'll have the smell of defeat. That's what i think. But what's your favorite smell. All right if sticking to the bar thing you've been out all night drinking all night stuck at a bar after hours on the toilets now when a close you know. Everything's locked in. Nobody can go out beneath first crack. Open the door like seventy aboard. Throw everybody out because it's time to go dead. I smell of fresh air. That comes through the. That's great stuff. It's almost time to go get breakfast. I so you like the smell of the outdoors. He could say after a night of still be. You're sticking with the par thing but what's your favorite smell. Your smell billy never plays by any of the rules that we give them a very simple question to show how we got a ton of money. Underarms are coming in his name saw. There's tons of names tons of things. What's your favorite smell billy. Sunday morning on dogs preparing.
The Ham Radio Show
"hazel" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"Is kind of thinking about it. What about having been hanks. That's fine with me to maybe do we can fill up. Didn't we can literally fill up a junior high auditorium gymnasium where we're not selling out the garden philippian. Ps twenty three or some school and frigging wear sure we can get it there at the training center police but we got some tickets. Ricky's gotta get out there and there's going to be one of our. He's gonna be managed..
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
Razer enters audio glasses arena with Anzu eyewear
"Razor had a Had their own announcement this week of some new products. And when i first heard about these it was through an email. They wanted to give me like the early press. And stuff like that They just called lifestyle product. And i was very i was like lifestyle product. Okay that's interesting razor. So i was expecting like isn't razor. The one that they have the The energy drink don't have that and is it. That was it I know why he actually. I'm not sure razor the energy. Maybe a sound familiar dad. Something i'm trying to remember But that's what struck me as like lifestyle product but then the announcement happened and it was smart glasses and other yet yet. Here i am doing reviews on my channel for like the amazon. Echo frames necker friends. I've done both frames before. I'm actually looking to get the the updated frame soon. Yeah and now. Razor comes out with their. It's called the end. Zoo leads a razor to have unique names but as a fellow glasses wearer. How do you feel about this budding category. I so i've always felt like the glasses. Were the next stage right I've used google glass. I've used You both both You know glasses with the pastor audio on them I've used bone conduction. I i realized that you know we have smart watches. We have smartphones. The glasses is the next field With her at the last What's it called the the The qualcomm event a couple of years ago twenty nineteen we saw some new ventures in the glass technology where there were tethering them directly to smartphones for a are and vr. So there's a lot of things coming up but these new style glasses like you will. You did with the echoes. And of course now with the with the new the new razor glasses. I feel like that's the next level right getting them in in being especially when you wear prescription glasses like for me The ability of making them work more and making them a little bit more stylish. So that's the other thing. I feel like they do a good job into design But i'm looking forward to seeing what they offer. I'm also waiting for project. Hazel from razor. Showed little bit of teasers out at around. Cas that all full on mask with speakers in st through front part with air purification system. The whole i love geeking out on tech if you can put tech into into it. I'm all for it so Yes i will definitely be trying to get myself a pair and one way or another And hopefully i'm able to get my hands on it.
Anna Davlantes
Illinois governor signs bill making state the first to end cash bail
"Justice reform bill that was signed into law by the governor. Fundamentally changing the way criminal justice is done across the state. The first state Illinois becomes the first state in the U. S to end cash bail, and I know a lot of law enforcement groups and attorneys generals across the state have come out. With some questions about it or not, they're they're a little concerned about some of the language language in this 700 plus Page Bill chief Mitchell Davis, though he's not one of them that that I understand he people leaves. This is going to be very good for the state. He's the hazel crust. Hazel Crest Police Department chief. Thank you, chief for spending time with us here on WGN. Thank you for having me. Tell us what it is that we should know about this. Why it is you are so much in favor of what was just past. We'll get to some of the concerns too. But what do you What do you like about this? How do you see this is the path forward? Well, I look at this as an opportunity for reforms. And I guess before I go toe reform for me is that after the definition says, is to make things better not just change, but the change them for the better. And this just gives us an opportunity to put reforms in place that can allow law enforcement to be more equitable in our administration of justice. Mm hmm. So, uh, specifically, some of the things that come out is the end of cash bail. There is the state wide use of force standards so statewide, they'd make determinations about what kind of use of force which is okay. These officers have to be equipped with body cams. Some of the ones that have him have to that goes into effect right away. If you don't have him, you've got some time to do that. Do you have those in Hazel Crest? We actually are in the evaluation process for our body cams. We were. It was already number one of our list of priorities. Before this. This legislation was enacted and it just, you know, just was right in line with what we were doing so many, many departments that don't have them, uh, law enforcement in general, I believe once by can, but it's the financial responsibility that comes along with him. Is what hinders most folks and that's what delayed us in getting Yeah, I hear that a lot. I hear that both the good officers, the law abiding ones, the ones that the vast majority overwhelming majority of folks who wear the badge would like them. They think that they help them sometimes to ever, maybe more often than the folks who are the suspects in the case. I don't know, but they say that it's not a bad thing. I think the only complaint I've heard is that how do you get the money for that? Right? They're expensive. They're expensive to buy the expensive to operate. Keep running and that for smaller police departments like yours That becomes a real sort of obstacle. Our burden? Yes, ma'am. And so the state of Illinois has a Body worn camera Grant fund through the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board, and you can apply for grant money through that entity. And while initially when that program was started, there was a lot of different caveats. If you take this money, there was a lot of different quote things that you had to do in order to take the money and to get the body cams and what ultimately ended up happening it happening is a lot of people did not take the money because they didn't they weren't able to comply with what was being asked of them. What's happened since then, is those things that were initially asked were put into law. So whether you got body cams are now now you have to comply with those things. So, um, that Grant Fundo we need for it to be expanded. S O. Once again. Most folks are not against body cams. But we do need that financial assistance, especially as you say the most departments are like Hazel Crest. Most departments are Chicago. Most departments are, uh most municipalities don't have that money to outfit all of their their people that we work for them. So we absolutely need funding to be paired with this legislation, and that's one of the things that we have to try to make sure that is implemented. Because the unfunded mandates are what we're going to make this bill fail in a big way, and I'm just prayerful that they will have the commitment to making sure that we have the funding to make sure things happen. Chief. I've heard. I'm sure you've heard this. I've heard this number of law enforcement folks. I know who say this anonymous complaints thing. You're allowed to make anonymous complaints against a police officer. While that sounds like it should happen for certain reasons, people would be afraid of intimidation or something. Someone patrolling the neighborhood who now is going to hold something against them. There are a number of reasons why people might be fearful to come forward. And so I get the thinking behind it. What officers think, believe many of them and I'm sure you've heard. This isn't in this environment where there is a lot of anti police sentiment. Some people don't even believe we should have police. That there are just going to be targeted attempts to try to remove officers and if you could do that anonymously, boy, that's going to be a lot more simple to do. Well, you know, and I've heard that argument as well. But we have to realize is that just because somebody files a complaint, somebody's not gonna lose their job. They're still due process, so whether it's an anonymous complaint or whether it's somebody who's filled out an affidavit. They act. It has to be substantiated. It has to be investigated and an officer is not held accountable to that complaint until that whole process has done so that due process is in place. Okay, So you feel comfortable that you you tell your officers visit? You've heard it right that they come to you and said that I've heard it from from officers from all over the state of a little bit. That is a concern that you know departments will be overwhelmed with anonymous complaints and and I get it. It may require more work for us. But the the end result is there are areas and there are some communities where people need to be able to file anonymous complaints. And if we can find a way so that we meet that need for folks to file anonymous complaints and not cause undue burden on our police departments and not jeopardize our officers, making sure that they have that due process That's what we have to meet in the middle. And that's where moving forward we gotta come up with solutions that can help us solve those challenges. Yeah, I think a couple things that I don't like about the bill. One is that the way it was past it sort of was this lame duck session middle of the night. Truly, like three or four in the morning, They dropped this 700 page. Bill and they said, Go ahead, take a look at it and you got an hour and we're gonna vote. And so suddenly over the weeks and weeks that followed, there were little things in there and maybe some big things to the people found that they thought, Wait a minute. This This might not be the way it's written may not be what we really need in terms of That delicate balance between preserving public safety and also giving suspects who have not been convicted rights and not not going after poor people simply because they're poor. I get that one of the things that's pointed out to me, and this is more of a prosecutor thing and judges, but it has to do with law enforcement to is that Now, in order to detain someone that the whole no bond thing in order to detain someone, you have to show that they pose a threat specifically to a certain person. So anyone who does sort of crime of convenience, whether it's a Carjacking or sexual assault or robbery or so many of the crimes That you see unless you can say that this person actually would go back out and go after this person. The judge and the prosecutors don't really have a lot of leverage to detain that person. Do you think that that will lead to that person may be a person who does violent crimes. To just think. Well, there are no consequences. So I believe that the you know, and once again as you mentioned this is for the judiciary and for prosecutors, more so than the police, But I believe that the foundation of it is that the person cannot be a threat. Now what the determining factors are for that person being a threat. Those are things that that's all gonna have to be hashed out. And one of the things that I'm once again. I'm hopeful for I'm prayerful for is that the no cash bond. It does not go into effect for a couple years. So that gives time for judiciary for prosecutors for legislators to sit down and really hash this out and look at unintended consequences that may have resulted from the initial language and I think that for me, that's where I'm most hopeful is that throughout the entire bill, what the legislators have told us And they asked for input all along with this well what they what? They've told us that even with this initial passage that they're looking to make things better in the bill, and so that's where the collaboration comes into place by everybody by the legislators. By my police officers, everybody by the community that we all come together and look at things were not going to agree on everything. But if we could make it more palatable so that it at the end of the day it works out for what's best for everybody. I believe that this bill can ultimately be something that can be. It'll be was used around the country as a standard. Hey, they These are the mistakes. They made it to the things that they've done right, But at the end of the day, I think it can help everybody if it's done right with collaboration and proper funding for the mandates that are being given to us. All right, Chief, I I certainly appreciate time and and your perspective. It's good to hear from someone in law enforcement. Who does support this and hear what you have to say about it. So thank you for making time for us. Yes, ma'am. Have a great day. Thank you, sir. Chief Mitchell Davis. There. He's with Hazel Crest. Speedy. We're gonna get to the
Talking Tech
CES 2021: Gadgets for living in a pandemic
"And services. So it's no surprise that cove nineteen has influenced new products being unveiled at the cbs. Show this week. We both them. Interesting products in the pipeline. Yeah there was a lot of fascinating stuff. They're focused on the pandemic. Obviously the masks were the most interesting thing to me For a couple of different reasons You had one smart mask called the air pop that tied to an app and it had a sensor on the mask that could monitor your breathing patterns but then also have a sense of what the irs around you And so the app would signal if you need. Change the filter Also just sit just keeps track of kind of your breathing. Data which i thought was a very fascinating. You also had this very interesting mask. Phone which is basically take a mask and then take wireless earbuds and put them together. And that's kind of sort of what this is so you wear the mask and then it has the earbuds attached. There's also a volume control on the mass kind of around where your chin would be. We can control the volume or he can play music And then lg had this really fascinating. Wearable air purifier. Which looks like a very just hardcore mass. It's a lot of half to it but it's basically an air purifier. That you wear on your face. That's interesting yeah. I remember seeing that one wilder mask. I saw Which is a prototype. You know prod convey concept right now is comes from gaming company razor which you know may initially made like gaming pc gaming peripherals and then controllers and now makes pc's and all this other stuff. They came up with a smart mask. That's called project hazel and it actually has. It is clear plastic so people could see. Your face has lights inside so light your face if it's dark outside so people can see with your smiling or frowning or whatever it has a has an amplifier so your voice can be heard so it gets rid of the muffling stuff and then it also has lights on the side that i think it has sixteen more than sixteen billion nope sixteen million different colors which covers about every color. I would know anyway. I don't think. I need a billion but it could be like green and red and all kinds of shades. You know because is very into customization and color on their products so it looks like this mask thing is going to be here to stay for a long time and companies are making. You know cooler masks and more intense masks for people who are going to want that the only thing i worry about the razor masochism. Am i going to have to sell drivers on this or do i. Are there other related. Or i have to have with this mask. I hope not. Maybe they'll have built-in wifi. And i'll just do it when you know.
1075 KZL
"hazel" Discussed on 1075 KZL
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It's Almost Time for the Witchhazel to Bloom.
"And Fred I know it's not your plan of the week. But one of your favorites the witch hazel will be blooming soon indeed. Next Saturday is my birthday. I'm not going to share with which one but it is my birthday. And that is usually about the date of a frost and then the continuing defoliation of the witch hazel where the little yellow flowers in and there are many many colors of flowers for witch hazel different plants different flower colors and so on but mine will be I'm going to call it a Dusky yellow. They're they're not going to stop traffic between the back of middle of my back yard and and the street but at the same time it is a matter we talked about the cornelian Cherry flower in the spring being prolific in March. Now we ended up in calling mid October with the yellow flowers of the witch hazel so that kind of completes the season in terms of flowering trees.