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07-01-2026 · 5h 41m

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[00:01:00] All aboard in the road
[00:01:10] All the bullshit can't be ignored
[00:01:14] It's over the place, in my face
[00:01:18] No emotion
[00:01:20] All the problems make me want to know
[00:01:24] Like I'm back down straight to the end
[00:01:28] How we doin' boys?
[00:01:38] Uh, good morning!
[00:01:40] Uh, a little bit late today, I apologize for that.
[00:01:43] It's because I was laying in bed doing fucking nothing.
[00:01:46] So, uh, yeah, really good reason there.
[00:01:48] And, uh, yeah, it's another fucking day. How you guys doin'?
[00:01:52] I, uh, saw some shit happen. Apparently they're canceling now.
[00:01:55] Now they're canceling physical discs, which is kind of crazy. I didn't expect to see that. But yeah
[00:02:02] Very very weird day. Did you finish the Sony suicide?
[00:02:07] So I did see what happened with Sony I did now personally. I don't think it's a suicide at all
[00:02:13] I think most people like here's the reality
[00:02:16] There's a lot of people on the internet that care a lot about physical media and they care so much about it that they never buy it
[00:02:25] That's the problem.
[00:02:27] And any of these people that are talking about how much they love video games and buying video games,
[00:02:33] I want you to show me the last 10 video games you bought, and I want you to show me the box that you bought them in.
[00:02:41] That's it.
[00:02:42] The last 10 games, and I want to see how many of them actually bought any of them.
[00:02:47] Because here's the thing, right?
[00:02:49] It's every people all we always say this like everybody always says this but like where are they where are they were they doing it?
[00:02:58] So yeah, I bought Elvin ring
[00:03:19] you
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[00:04:19] you
[00:04:49] you
[00:05:19] you
[00:05:49] I don't know why, but it's because I only downloaded Steam because there was an e-girl that I met off of 4chan when I was in high school that I wanted to talk to but she didn't want to use aim a lot and she used steam more so I downloaded steam to talk to her.
[00:06:19] I was 16 man. I might have been 17, alright? I might have been 16 or 17. I'm not sorry.
[00:06:30] I'm not so, I'd do it all over again, I would. And yeah, and so anyway, yeah, I remember
[00:06:37] I was in high school, was it worth it? I mean, I guess you could say so. I still talk to her,
[00:06:40] right? She's a very nice girl. And so yeah, it was crazy. Is it normal? It's normal for
[00:06:47] them to drop physical support for games. You haven't any much money. I'm not going to save
[00:06:51] on production distribution and marketing. Yes. I, I, you know what? I'm actually going to have,
[00:06:57] you know, what's crazy about this topic is I'm going to have the wrong opinion that everybody
[00:07:02] knows is right. And I, this is, I mean, this is always what happens, but like, I think that this
[00:07:08] is going to be one of those times where everybody gets to see that I was actually right about this
[00:07:14] every single time. Because you know what I'm going to do? This is what I'm going to do with all these
[00:07:18] these complainers. I want to pick out 10 different content creators, okay? 10 different content creators
[00:07:25] and I want to look at the last 10 video games they played and I want them to show me their physical
[00:07:30] editions of the games. I do. Because I bet you know this is what I think is going to happen.
[00:07:37] I think that a lot of people aren't buying them physically. They're not. What are your thoughts
[00:07:41] What's on the Muslims colonizing attempting to confirm perceived infidels and leftists
[00:07:46] to establish new caliphate?
[00:07:47] Muslims?
[00:07:48] I mean, everybody tries to get new people to join their religion.
[00:07:51] I mean, I don't think that's really anything that's unique.
[00:07:53] I mean, Mormons go door to door doing that.
[00:07:55] I mean, like, I don't really think people have a problem with like religious outreach
[00:08:00] as long as it's not aggressive, right?
[00:08:02] And that's the way it is with anything.
[00:08:05] And they're killing the used media space?
[00:08:08] They are.
[00:08:09] They are killing the used media space.
[00:08:10] and I'll watch a video about it later on, I will.
[00:08:12] You can't buy them physically, we don't own them,
[00:08:14] we rent them, that's how it's been for years, Broski.
[00:08:16] You've always only owned a license.
[00:08:19] You've never actually owned the game,
[00:08:22] and if you think you did own the game,
[00:08:24] try to fucking download it, and then recopy it,
[00:08:28] and sell it, and tell people like,
[00:08:30] hey, you know, tell the developer like,
[00:08:32] hey man, I was thinking about recopying your game
[00:08:36] and selling it so I could make some extra money.
[00:08:39] What do you think about that?
[00:08:40] And you're gonna get a cease and desist, right?
[00:08:42] Like, so you never really owned it.
[00:08:45] Like, you wanna know something that I own?
[00:08:47] I own this pair of pliers here.
[00:08:49] I do, I own this pair of pliers.
[00:08:51] I own this roll of paper towels.
[00:08:54] Let me put this actually by the other guy.
[00:08:55] I don't know why it's in the wrong spot.
[00:08:58] Okay, yeah, anyway, so I own those paper towels.
[00:09:01] I own, let me see, I own what's left of this bag
[00:09:05] of pizza goldfish, which is unfortunately not an odd,
[00:09:08] but that's why I bought two bags.
[00:09:09] the ones downstairs. I own these things, right? And so I can use these things and do what I want
[00:09:15] with these things. The difference is that with a lot of people, they don't really understand that
[00:09:19] whenever you buy like a CD, whenever you buy a DVD, whenever you buy a video game, those things,
[00:09:25] you don't own them. Whenever you buy a VHS tape or anything else, you don't own these things.
[00:09:30] You just own a license to enjoy them. And so it was always a license. It's just that people had
[00:09:36] the disc and it had that you can resell it well you can't always resell it like
[00:09:42] here's a great example Ferrari so whenever you own physical media everything
[00:09:47] is always derived by the contract in which the goods the goods and
[00:09:51] services are are communicated right and so that's really true it's always been
[00:09:56] weird it has what oh no you guys don't see I think about this a lot you guys
[00:10:01] have to remember like I was gonna go to law school before I dropped out to make
[00:10:05] video games about world of warcraft i was
[00:10:07] i was going to go to either ut law or bailar
[00:10:10] and the reason why i didn't is that i was already making fifteen hundred
[00:10:13] dollars i i was already making fifteen hundred dollars a month
[00:10:17] so why the fuck would i go and try to like get a you know like some degree
[00:10:22] like i'm already ball and then like i mean if i'm already making fifteen
[00:10:26] hundred dollars a month
[00:10:28] i mean i don't need to do a fucking thing
[00:10:30] so that was really a what do you have a factor digital movie they can really
[00:10:33] change the content of it after we bought it. Well, they're not really going to do that because
[00:10:36] everybody has it downloaded. People have copied it and pirated it a million times, right? So,
[00:10:41] like, I mean, I know what you're saying, right? It's like, for example, like editing out, you know,
[00:10:45] like a certain type of, you know, a scene that's like maybe scenes like, oh, it's racist now or
[00:10:50] something like that. Like I'm sure like, you know, for example, Disney, right? Disney Jew cartoon.
[00:10:58] Yeah, uh, Disney Jew cartoon, so like, I mean, if Disney could, I'm sure that they would love to
[00:11:05] delete this image. If Disney could take this image right here, and they could put it in the garbage
[00:11:11] and say nobody can ever look in the garbage ever again. Like, I mean, this would just be, it would
[00:11:18] would be a better thing for Disney and of course the Jew is actually secretly an
[00:11:48] evil monster. I've heard this one before. So anyway, um, holy violence. Yes, exactly.
[00:11:56] And so they're all, oh, and if you think this is bad, you should see the Popeyes ones. I
[00:12:00] mean, Popeyes was even more racist than this was. So, uh, yeah, anyway, the big Jewish
[00:12:06] wolf. Yeah. So, so, I mean, if, if Disney could delete that, they, they would. So realistically,
[00:12:12] they can't do that. If a game vanishes from GOG storefront, never leaves your library,
[00:12:16] exactly as digital ownership needs to be. The reason why digital ownership and the
[00:12:20] reason why Sony is not making physical copies anymore is because nobody is buying them.
[00:12:28] That's the reason why they're not making them anymore. It's because nobody's buying the games.
[00:12:33] So if you were actually going out there and buying the games, then they would continue making them.
[00:12:39] Here, I'll give you a perfect example and proof of what I'm saying.
[00:12:42] records they make more money I'm pretty sure now let me let me ask I bet they
[00:12:49] make more money off of vinyls than CDs in 2025 which type of media of media music
[00:13:00] media media created more income CDs or vinyls how do you I don't know how to
[00:13:13] spell vinyls how do you spell vinyls okay somebody's got it right there give
[00:13:23] me a minute yeah I just I just can't spell like I don't know what you want me
[00:13:26] So I bet it is vinyl by multiple magnitudes.
[00:13:39] Wow.
[00:13:40] Wow.
[00:13:41] There it is.
[00:13:42] And so vinyl literally three times as much money.
[00:13:46] So I was right.
[00:13:47] And so as always, and why is it that vinyl is selling more than a CD?
[00:13:53] Why is that?
[00:13:54] it's because people use them and have them as collector's items. People want to use and collect
[00:14:00] vinyls of different copies of stuff because they think it's cool to have. It's nostalgia, it's also
[00:14:06] it's beyond nostalgia because most of the people they're collecting vinyls now are like, I mean,
[00:14:11] I'm not even old enough to remember vinyls. Like, I mean, my dad has vinyls. Yeah, sure. Like, my
[00:14:15] grandfather had vinyls. Yeah. But like, I never did. I had cassettes and then CDs. Right? I mean,
[00:14:21] I mean, that's what it was.
[00:14:23] It's art on display.
[00:14:25] Well, what my point is, is that I enjoy digital conveniences
[00:14:28] when it's important for stop-killing games.
[00:14:29] Yeah, no, it's because of the audio quality too.
[00:14:32] Okay.
[00:14:34] What percentage of people who buy vinyls
[00:14:39] actually play them versus just collect them?
[00:14:51] Actually play the records while the rest primarily collect and display them.
[00:14:59] So only half of people, basically 40, 60% it's hard to say, right?
[00:15:04] And they treat it like merchandise and objects, okay?
[00:15:07] I mean like, duh.
[00:15:08] And so anyway, there you go, only half, exactly.
[00:15:12] So it's very clearly not just for the quality, right?
[00:15:17] It's not just because, and I understand the quality is better, right?
[00:15:20] I get that, I understand why, I understand the whole thing.
[00:15:24] But I don't want to get into that.
[00:15:26] Well, my point is, is that what is the difference
[00:15:28] between vinyls that are created?
[00:15:30] But do you want to know a really good example
[00:15:32] of physical media for a video game?
[00:15:40] Is Bald Ards Gate right here deluxe edition?
[00:15:46] You get the discs as well as you get a bunch of other really
[00:15:49] cool stuff.
[00:15:50] and i think this is the probably the this is what collectors editions need to
[00:15:54] be right
[00:15:55] it's the same as like elvin rang or anything else is that if you want to
[00:15:59] sell a collectors edition for a video game i think that's a really cool idea
[00:16:04] but at the same time you have to make sure that that collectors edition is
[00:16:07] actually valuable in itself right
[00:16:11] like mixtape yeah
[00:16:13] even mixtape like if you look at
[00:16:17] mixtape collectors edition right
[00:16:19] and uh... all game uh... let me show game uh... collectors edition
[00:16:23] like they have a ton of extra random bullshit that was that was with this
[00:16:27] so if you want people to buy physical media
[00:16:30] you need to turn buying physical media into some sort of collectors item or
[00:16:35] some sort of thing that's cool
[00:16:37] so right now
[00:16:39] like the record industry and you know like music industry has done a great
[00:16:43] job at that
[00:16:44] in creating an effectively like capitalizing on the popularity of
[00:16:48] Vinyls right and vinyls have been so popular people love vinyls like I don't have any but you know what I actually do have one
[00:16:56] I remember somebody gave me. I think it was even RuneScape and I really did the sponsorship
[00:17:00] But then like five years ago or something
[00:17:02] I got a vinyl of like the RuneScape music
[00:17:05] So I actually do have a vinyl now that I think about it. So hybrid theory on vinyl. Yeah, I guess so
[00:17:11] Yeah, that makes sense if the games and trading cards would be going crazy
[00:17:15] Yes, if the video games had actual intrinsic value with the physical media, then you would have them, you know, be successful.
[00:17:23] But this is what video games used to be, right? Let me see World, not World of Warcraft, Warcraft, Warcraft 2,
[00:17:31] book that came, came with the game. Okay, I'm just gonna, just, just look at this and show you.
[00:17:39] So there was a whole little book that came with Warcraft 2, and you could go through it and explain all the lore,
[00:17:46] it explained all the different units, the different factions, the main characters, the world building, like the mythology of the game and everything.
[00:17:56] I still got mine, so do I.
[00:17:58] And I also have all that old stuff, the Vinyls of Regular Editions.
[00:18:02] They are, but what I'm saying is that you're never going to one-for-one anything.
[00:18:07] My point with all of this, this is where I'm trying to get to, okay?
[00:18:11] This is where I'm trying to get to, is that I didn't know it came out on Sega Saturn.
[00:18:16] Really? Holy shit, I had no idea.
[00:18:20] And it was on PlayStation? Like, oh my god.
[00:18:24] It was on PlayStation?
[00:18:27] God damn!
[00:18:29] Okay, well that's crazy, the three people who had a Sega Saturn? Four. I have one.
[00:18:33] And I bought a thrift store just I liked I used to like collecting things when I had limited disposable income now that I have
[00:18:42] Functionally unlimited disposable income. I don't like collecting things anymore because there's no real hunt to it anymore
[00:18:49] I could just literally go on eBay and just I could just click the button and then I get the thing right?
[00:18:54] So like I don't really feel like there's there's not any some exciting anymore
[00:18:57] The only other thing that I would want to collect would be something that like you can't buy if that makes sense, right?
[00:19:02] And so maybe like people or something maybe you could collect people. I guess maybe maybe I shouldn't be trying to do that
[00:19:09] Maybe that's a bad idea. And so anyway, yeah rich collect bodies exactly. Yes
[00:19:15] Human skulls I should be collecting human skulls. I heard that you can buy one of those, right?
[00:19:20] And yeah, I don't want to get in any more of that but like and here's my point
[00:19:23] Okay, is that video games back in the day used to have little things that whenever you bought the box
[00:19:28] You got cool little things that came along with it, right?
[00:19:31] Whether it was like a cool manual, whether it was fan art or not fan art, whether it was like official art
[00:19:37] that you could put up as a poster, like, and this is another thing, right, is like if you go and you look at,
[00:19:42] like, for example, Asmungold 2006,
[00:19:46] like, I'm just gonna see, maybe I have a couple of images of myself and like my old room, right?
[00:19:50] Where is it? Asmungold, maybe old room.
[00:19:52] Man, I don't know if I can find it or not. Yeah, yeah, here it is. So this is this is my old room right here
[00:20:01] Okay, and you guys can see and back in the day every single time that you had a
[00:20:07] Nintendo power edition come out you would get one of these things right here these right here
[00:20:13] It was like a three-page kind of like a centerfold
[00:20:16] You know fucking like you know instead of like a playboy girl
[00:20:18] It's fucking Samus or it's like some other video game, right? So it's like Super Mario Brothers
[00:20:26] That's Super Mario Party
[00:20:28] There's fucking Super Metroid. That's Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Pikmin
[00:20:34] Luigi's Mansion
[00:20:36] Sonic Adventure 2 battle like mech warrior 3050. I mean all these games are classics
[00:20:42] This is I think Mario tennis
[00:20:44] So all of these things here and holy shit, I forgot. Yes
[00:20:48] So these are all additional pieces of value that are being added inside of the product that
[00:20:54] Improves the product's value and makes it more willing and more likely to you know be something that people would want to buy
[00:21:01] So where's the love for Donkey Kong? I the only Donkey Kong game. I really played with Donkey Kong Country, right?
[00:21:07] That was about it and your argument proves why we still want physical media. So you're not
[00:21:12] understanding, this is only a compartment of my argument. The full argument is that
[00:21:17] physical media right now does not have any value. There is no value to purchasing
[00:21:24] physical media. That's really it. So back in the day, when you bought
[00:21:30] Nintendo Power, you got a poster. Back in the day, whenever you bought Vinyl, you
[00:21:34] have now a collector's item. Back in the day, whenever you bought a Warcraft 2
[00:21:38] thing you got a really cool book where you could read everything. Am I putting everything
[00:21:43] together yet? Do you guys see where I'm coming from now? Because I apologize that I'm kind
[00:21:47] of like, you know, like ADHD-ing this and I'm not cohesive with like what I'm saying.
[00:21:53] But that's really what I'm trying to get at. Resale is mostly bullshit. I'm not a big
[00:21:57] reseller, okay? Like I've never resold anything and, you know, you can look down in here like,
[00:22:03] you know, I've got this right here. This is an original Game Boy package and I have all
[00:22:07] with some Warhammer figurines in here.
[00:22:09] Those are Waterburger things I stole from Waterburger.
[00:22:12] That's my Xbox 360.
[00:22:14] That's I guess a picture of me and my dad.
[00:22:16] What is this here?
[00:22:17] Oh yeah, this is a thing that I drew in art class.
[00:22:20] Like a bunch of video game posters right here.
[00:22:23] Those are all of my video games.
[00:22:26] Microsoft Office Game Boy.
[00:22:28] This is a knife that my friends stuck in the wall.
[00:22:30] Lava lamp from whenever they were popular.
[00:22:34] You know, those are all like little figurines.
[00:22:35] Those are my Super Nintendo games.
[00:22:37] Those are my Nintendo 64 games.
[00:22:39] Those are my original console, or sorry, computer games.
[00:22:43] So you go way, way back.
[00:22:44] That's SimEarth, Faro, Shogun, Zoo, Caesar 3.
[00:22:50] I mean, you've got the original classics right here, okay?
[00:22:53] And then behind that,
[00:22:54] you've got obviously a million CDs.
[00:22:56] Oh, those are all Warcraft game cards.
[00:22:58] My mom refused to allow.
[00:23:02] Oh, I even have, look at that.
[00:23:04] I have the original Super Smash Brothers Melee poster from Nintendo Power.
[00:23:13] That's crazy.
[00:23:21] That's nuts, right?
[00:23:22] What about Samant?
[00:23:23] I have it.
[00:23:24] It's on there.
[00:23:25] I don't know if you can see it here, but it's definitely here.
[00:23:29] Is that a Game Boy cooler?
[00:23:30] Yeah.
[00:23:31] Well, they had a lot of physical media that was like this.
[00:23:33] This is also a Game Boy backpack as well.
[00:23:36] Let's see, is there anything else that's really worth it?
[00:23:38] Oh, those are all of my editions of Nintendo Power.
[00:23:41] And so each edition they had,
[00:23:44] you would have, they would create little things
[00:23:46] on the back of it, and you could put all of them together
[00:23:49] and it would make the image of like Link
[00:23:51] or like Mario or Zelda or, you know,
[00:23:54] Samus or something like that, right?
[00:23:57] And so like this was a huge thing for me.
[00:23:59] I used to love the other one, yes.
[00:24:01] Still at the Coke Cup?
[00:24:02] Yeah, well, I mean, is the Windy's Cup still there?
[00:24:05] I think it probably is.
[00:24:06] I don't know if you can see it from this,
[00:24:07] but yeah, the Windy's Cup is still there.
[00:24:10] So yeah, and,
[00:24:12] I'm gonna call it a fuck number, no, no.
[00:24:14] And is that your Easter basket?
[00:24:15] Yeah, it was just a random Easter basket
[00:24:17] we had at the time.
[00:24:18] And so, yeah, and all those are like old strategy guides,
[00:24:21] video game stuff.
[00:24:22] And so like, I didn't have any girls come to my house
[00:24:25] no matter I was a kid and I didn't have a girlfriend.
[00:24:27] That's basically what I was trying to say about this photo.
[00:24:30] That was my point.
[00:24:32] Yeah, that's what I was trying to get at. It kind of took a while. I'm sure like some
[00:24:37] people are wondering like, why are you talking about this? I just wanted to explain the reason
[00:24:41] why it happened, right? And that way nobody would ever deny that. Basically, just flexing
[00:24:48] a new generation. I'll never have this shit because Corpos have ruined all this for digital.
[00:24:52] If you want to make new memorabilia and new content for video games, Sony can call me.
[00:25:01] They can just text me or DM me or hit me up on Twitter.
[00:25:04] And I can show people how to do this, right?
[00:25:07] Because you have so many instances of people creating
[00:25:11] like successful collector's item additions.
[00:25:15] And if you really want to be able to make successful
[00:25:17] collector's item as additions, that's hard to do.
[00:25:22] It is, it'll be expensive as fuck though.
[00:25:25] No, the goal, so this is what you do.
[00:25:27] Is you make it to where it's not expensive as fuck, but you also sell limited amounts of them
[00:25:33] So they're resellers and then actual actually within that there's reset. Well, that's that's the other you know what no
[00:25:40] Now I'm thinking about this more
[00:25:42] Actually, no because like here's the thing is reselling things is now the new meta
[00:25:48] So every single person like you can't have let me see if I can show you guys this it's just so disgraceful
[00:25:54] Let me go back and pull it up. Why am I logged into the wrong YouTube account? I shouldn't be logged into that account
[00:26:00] Let me just go ahead. Okay. I've got it opened up now and what is this?
[00:26:05] Everyone hit oh, we're gonna talk about this. This this is the main thing. We're still talking about now remember demo discs
[00:26:11] Yeah, you would get the Xbox demo discs exactly as my SQC pull up
[00:26:17] This was during a I
[00:26:19] I remember this so well.
[00:26:25] This was during an event, E3 with chat.
[00:26:29] Wait.
[00:26:31] Wait, this is me and XQC watching the last E3 together.
[00:26:44] Oh my god.
[00:26:51] Wow.
[00:27:03] I don't even know what to say.
[00:27:06] So basically we were checking because it was supposed to be copyrighted and we didn't know
[00:27:12] Who was going to like we didn't want to get banned right like I didn't want to get banned
[00:27:16] And so I was looking at what he was doing and he didn't want to get banned
[00:27:19] So he was looking at what I was just just watching let me see
[00:27:22] So I was she's already reacted
[00:27:26] So he's watching it too like
[00:27:42] We didn't know!
[00:27:49] So nobody knows what's going on.
[00:27:53] Nobody has any idea.
[00:27:58] We didn't know.
[00:28:00] Man, it was just like, yeah, so we were checking, we were like, okay, well, if he's watching
[00:28:05] it, then I'm going to watch it, and if I'm watching it, then he'll watch it, and then
[00:28:09] I mean, it can't ban both of us, right?
[00:28:11] We're like two of the biggest streamers.
[00:28:13] So like there's no way, like basically
[00:28:15] if both of us are doing it, then we can't get in trouble,
[00:28:18] right?
[00:28:18] And so that was the reasoning.
[00:28:21] And that was the last E3 together.
[00:28:23] Why did I pull this up, by the way?
[00:28:26] I distracted myself again.
[00:28:27] What was I even talking about?
[00:28:30] What was I talking about?
[00:28:35] Resellers?
[00:28:36] I don't even know what I was talking about with resellers no bitches no that was before I know like that
[00:28:43] That's the physical media. Yeah, you're nostalgia maxing. I sure am so collectors ish and resellers
[00:28:49] Okay, so this is this is the issue now. This is what I was gonna look at
[00:28:52] But, um...
[00:28:53] See, you understand that like there's not...
[00:29:06] This is the reason why we can't have physical media anymore.
[00:29:10] You understand?
[00:29:11] Yeah.
[00:29:12] People are crazy.
[00:29:13] That's right.
[00:29:14] That's right.
[00:29:15] Yeah, that's right. That's right. Now, somebody put in chat, they had a word for this, they
[00:29:29] called it Goy Frenzy. I think that that could be accurate.
[00:29:33] This scalper ran as fast as he could to catch a Pokemon restock, but he did not expect what
[00:29:37] he was about to see because a crowd of other scalpers showed up at the same time and he
[00:29:42] We had to fight them to get any cards.
[00:29:44] They destroyed this Pokemon stand,
[00:29:45] but do you think this should be legal?
[00:29:47] This scalper-
[00:29:48] I don't think that they should even be in my country.
[00:29:52] I don't care.
[00:29:54] Oh, but like I was born here.
[00:29:57] Okay.
[00:29:58] Well, you're not gonna die here.
[00:29:59] You're going somewhere else.
[00:30:00] Yeah, I'm gonna send you to Barcelona.
[00:30:04] I don't even know where that is,
[00:30:05] but I know it's not in America.
[00:30:06] I'll tell you that.
[00:30:07] You're going to Australia on the other side.
[00:30:11] Okay, so that's it Spain. Yeah, who knows? I mean again, I don't know where that is either
[00:30:16] Is that in what what it fucking Massachusetts? Probably sounds like somewhere in Florida, right?
[00:30:21] And anyway, so a battle roy battle goyao
[00:30:41] That is going in the dictionary.
[00:31:00] That is absolutely going in the dictionary.
[00:31:03] Battle Goyale.
[00:31:05] That's crazy.
[00:31:07] I-I-I-Wow.
[00:31:11] said that's really smart. I'm gonna tell you that. It's called Black Friday.
[00:31:16] No. So, going Jetsuit. Yeah, I got a copy of that. This is the list right now.
[00:31:24] Okay, this is the list currently. But so this is the reason why- Look at these
[00:31:29] skydivers, dude. Look at these fat millennial men. You are fat and old. You
[00:31:37] You need to, this is...
[00:31:40] There's two Skyfers, have a look at all the stakeouts.
[00:31:43] You have a lawn chair waiting for Pokemon cards.
[00:31:47] The aisle is wild.
[00:31:48] Don't need any for the kids.
[00:31:50] Look at these Skyfers.
[00:31:51] I think that we need to put these people in jail.
[00:31:56] I do.
[00:31:58] This is, and you know what we need to do?
[00:32:00] Here's what we need to do.
[00:32:03] We need to have a thing where if you want to print this from happening, here's how you
[00:32:08] do it.
[00:32:10] Every single person that buys one of these, you can only buy one of them with, you know,
[00:32:16] like, if you're using cash, you have to use an ID.
[00:32:20] You have to use an ID and they have to scan your ID and like you can't have only one
[00:32:26] per, like, if you want to have collectibles and collectors items again, okay?
[00:32:32] And people might not want to hear this, but if you want to have collector's items again,
[00:32:37] you have to embrace 1984 style suppression on these absolute fucking barnacles.
[00:32:46] They are barnacles, they are bottom feeders, they are just, you know, I'm trying to think
[00:32:52] like what's another fucking roaches, you know, these people, you have to lay down the law.
[00:32:59] They ruin everything.
[00:33:00] They do.
[00:33:01] This is the problem with America right now. This is it.
[00:33:05] And so, this employee at Jewel Osco supermarket in Jewel Osco
[00:33:09] because he was caught buying up all the Pokemon cards before the store opens.
[00:33:13] People were patiently waiting at 6am when they noticed the employee buying as many cards as he could get his hands on.
[00:33:18] Now this caused a pretty big uproar from customers because the employee was taking advantage of his job to create an unfair scenario.
[00:33:25] Many people in the comments pointed out though that the guy filming is likely a scalper himself,
[00:33:29] waiting this early in line to get cards so they think that's right. Yeah.
[00:33:34] Well, they go on rubber bug thieves. Yeah, I bet there's not.
[00:33:40] So anyway, employee disgusting. I know, guys.
[00:33:43] Yeah, scalpers got scalped, right?
[00:33:45] And reverse ID, no one over the age of 13 for sale.
[00:33:51] Wow.
[00:33:55] Wow.
[00:33:57] So you have to bring a kid in in order to buy Pokemon
[00:34:05] Holy shit
[00:34:09] Honestly this might be the so okay, so new rules for buying Pokemon. Alright, so you but wait a minute
[00:34:17] Wouldn't it just be those families that have like 17 kids? Well, I don't even know if that would work, right?
[00:34:23] I mean, it would definitely like we need to do probably you know what the solution is all of the above
[00:34:28] And we need to do everything in order to make this stop happening. We do so anyway youth employment falls to zero
[00:34:36] I guess so and kidnapping would go up
[00:34:39] They'll hire kids like whenever you bring a hobo a beer really is that it?
[00:34:42] I mean, I've never really like if a hobo ever asked me for money like there was a guy
[00:34:47] I just gave him a hundred dollars. I said listen listen here, buddy
[00:34:51] Today's your lucky day. You don't have a foot, but now you have a hundred dollars.
[00:34:56] It's gonna give you a hundred dollars. There you go, man. Have fun.
[00:35:01] Yeah, imagine grown-ass dudes hanging outside of a store, prepositioning children to buy Pokemon cards.
[00:35:07] It's embarrassing. It really is. So, okay, let's actually look at it. We're gonna talk about it,
[00:35:12] alright? Because I've gone back and forth about this. This is the reason why you can't have physical
[00:35:15] media anymore. News on physical discs for new games. Physical disc production ending,
[00:35:22] January 2028 for new games releasing for PlayStation consoles. In response to shifting trends and
[00:35:29] consumer preference, new games will be released on the PlayStation Store and retailers in
[00:35:37] digital formats only. Here is the reason why this is happening. I'm going to tell you the
[00:35:45] reason why? Because nobody is buying physical media anymore. Nobody is going to GameStop.
[00:35:55] Nobody is going to Best Buy. Nobody is going to Walmart. They're not buying them. So the
[00:36:01] reason why, do you think that they would stop selling these if they were making money? No,
[00:36:07] they would keep selling them. I do. No, this is true. Oh, I do. Okay, so let me look at,
[00:36:14] We're gonna find where our Domino's Pizza makes about as much sense as us changing the
[00:36:19] digital pizzas.
[00:36:23] Why are they so based?
[00:36:28] Like why is this account so good?
[00:36:35] This is like, this is one of my favorite accounts.
[00:36:40] How's this possible?
[00:36:41] Don, I'm gonna, I might order Dominoes today.
[00:36:45] You know, now I'm thinking about it.
[00:36:46] I mean, actually I didn't eat Chipotle yesterday.
[00:36:48] I ordered barbecue last night,
[00:36:50] and actually I didn't order it.
[00:36:52] Like I ended my stream.
[00:36:54] I was like, oh guys, guys, guys, I gotta go.
[00:36:56] Why do I have to go?
[00:36:57] Something important came up.
[00:36:58] You wanna know what came up?
[00:37:00] The barbecue place I wanted to go to,
[00:37:02] closed at eight, and it was 745, okay?
[00:37:05] That's why I had to leave yesterday.
[00:37:07] So I got my barbecue.
[00:37:08] I watched a little bit of a fucking, you know, like YouTube videos and that's what it was, right?
[00:37:14] I had to get my goyslop, exactly.
[00:37:17] And so, yeah, I might have Domino's today if I don't want to order Chipotle.
[00:37:20] Anyway, so...
[00:37:22] Consoles have no reason to exist without physical games.
[00:37:25] Well, that's not even true.
[00:37:28] Okay.
[00:37:29] So...
[00:37:30] I'm gonna pull up.
[00:37:33] Xbox needs to be hacked again.
[00:37:34] Who are...
[00:37:35] Who... I want creators, okay?
[00:37:38] I want creators and I'm going to pull up five creators
[00:37:47] And I'm just scrolling down to find different people complaining about this I
[00:37:53] Don't even know who this person is that I think okay that never mind to scroll down
[00:38:00] Scott okay
[00:38:05] All right
[00:38:08] I'm really curious if any of these five people here
[00:38:15] Any of these five people here this guy was there's something for us
[00:38:19] Any of these people here? I want to know the last 10 video games that you bought and
[00:38:24] I want to see the boxes form I
[00:38:30] Want to see the boxes
[00:38:38] So Scott the was does buy a lot of games
[00:38:42] Okay, all right. Maybe maybe this dude. Maybe this dude is the real deal
[00:38:48] Maybe he is the real deal
[00:38:50] Scott the was game stores this game blows. Is he really that guy?
[00:38:55] Wii U finale of a failure
[00:38:58] Dude, the Wii U is not a failure. The Wii U is awesome
[00:39:01] The Wii U is like saying the Wii U was bad is like saying the Dreamcast was bad
[00:39:09] It's like saying that
[00:39:11] Game Gear was bad. It wasn't actually bad
[00:39:15] It was just a product that came to market at the wrong time and like I I'm a big Wii U fan
[00:39:22] I'm a huge fan of the Wii U
[00:39:25] I think that we could never have had the switch if we didn't have the Wii 2 the
[00:39:30] the Wii U. It's kind of the Wii 2. Like this walked so the switch could run. It was a market
[00:39:38] failure. I know. I know it was a market failure. So I actually went and I bought a Wii U.
[00:39:49] Because I watched Tri-X play Mario Maker 2. Actually Mario Maker 1. Like I was watching
[00:39:56] him play this game and I was like this dude like let me get this straight this
[00:40:00] guy's favorite video game is Yoshi's Island by the way at the time like you
[00:40:04] know I was a kid Yoshi's Island was also my favorite video game who's a
[00:40:07] speedrunner for this game and he's also playing the game yes tryhard exactly
[00:40:12] yet that's the guy that is literally the guy and I bought a Wii U from Walmart I
[00:40:18] got the special edition Mario Maker one because I watched his dreams I did it's
[00:40:23] great time and I always wanted to make content around Mario Maker but I never
[00:40:28] really did and nowadays like I'll watch some of these guys play Mario Maker
[00:40:32] levels and it's like wait you can do that with a shell what what do you mean
[00:40:40] you triple jumped using the shell using a block of aid into a immunity frame and
[00:40:46] then you picked up the thwomp and then you threw it by doing a reverse and then
[00:40:51] you're able to go upside down through the you know the thing and then you click the checkpoint like like what do you mean?
[00:40:58] Like it's just it's insane. So if you did it it would it would open up Pandora's box
[00:41:02] I would so yeah, these guys are just insane
[00:41:05] So maybe some of these guys do buy physical media, but what I would bet is that this is this is my bet
[00:41:12] the overwhelming majority of
[00:41:15] People that are complaining about physical media going away
[00:41:18] don't buy physical media. That's my opinion. And I would love to eat my words. If I have
[00:41:30] to eat my words and I feel like a fucking idiot, I will figure out some sort of way
[00:41:35] to make up for it. I will. I don't know what it'll be, but I'll think of something. Scott
[00:41:40] the Was is the exception. Well, hey, I mean, listen, like, I mean, he's making a three
[00:41:44] hour video on the Wii U, that guy I've been like, hey, that's, that's my kind of guy.
[00:41:49] All right, that's awesome.
[00:41:57] You're saying the giant company Sony actually did market research before making this decision.
[00:42:02] This is indeed what I'm saying.
[00:42:04] I am making the wild and insane accusation that Sony, the multi-billion dollar company,
[00:42:12] did market research on this topic. And based off of that market research, they came to
[00:42:17] the conclusion that selling physical media is no longer a viable business strategy that's
[00:42:23] worthwhile. That's what I think happened. I know, I know, I know like everybody, we
[00:42:32] all hate that, we hate that. Oh, just like with Concord. Yes, just like with Concord,
[00:42:40] except for this time they were right.
[00:42:42] So anyway, this kills consoles, no hyperbole.
[00:42:46] And there's no, the whole point of a console
[00:42:49] is to a special in-person experience with games,
[00:42:55] going to the store, getting the discount,
[00:42:56] and playing it forever to your heart's content.
[00:42:58] If all consoles will do this,
[00:43:01] it's just PCs with less features, count me out.
[00:43:04] I...
[00:43:10] I can't wait to do. I want to audit all of these people.
[00:43:14] I want to audit all of them and I want to watch them.
[00:43:17] I want to watch them digitally download video games you could buy at Best Buy.
[00:43:21] I want to watch them do it. I want to watch them do it
[00:43:25] and I want to see it because I know this is what you're doing.
[00:43:29] I know you're doing this. Like when was the last game that I bought
[00:43:34] myself? When was the last video game time that you guys bought a video game?
[00:43:37] I last bought a video game. I bought I'm trying to look over there. I got Demon's Souls. I bought Demon's Souls
[00:43:46] Besides Demon's Souls. That was it. I don't think I bought a single video game since then
[00:43:53] Armored core six couple days ago Demon's Souls remake. Yeah, that was it
[00:43:58] Gamer audit with asthma gold
[00:44:01] Somebody's got to do it star Fox. What do you mean the one 1996? Is that one you mean that that star Fox, right?
[00:44:07] Pragmata? Well anyway, that's the reason why they're not selling these anymore.
[00:44:12] And what the fuck are you all doing? Oh my god. Well yeah, everybody's angry about this,
[00:44:17] but I think that Sony, I hate to say this, I think they're making the right decision.
[00:44:25] I think that they realize that nobody's buying physical media anymore,
[00:44:28] and it's not worth distributing, producing, and shipping out all these copies because people just
[00:44:33] are buying them. If you want to ask and you want to wonder why this is happening, it's
[00:44:40] your fault, it's my fault, it's our fault. That's the way it is. I think you're wrong.
[00:44:52] you think I'm wrong? Okay. If I'm wrong, then why are game stops full of Funko Pops?
[00:45:00] Huh? What about that? Well, interesting, huh? Yeah. Yes, yes. And or closing. Yes, exactly.
[00:45:15] And it's somebody saying it's Israel's fault. There's a chance that Israel could be involved
[00:45:20] than this is that there's definitely a high probability,
[00:45:23] probably between like 80 and 90% chance
[00:45:26] this is because of Israel.
[00:45:27] But it also could just be because people don't want
[00:45:30] to buy video games because they can download them
[00:45:32] for free in their own house, right?
[00:45:34] So that's it.
[00:45:35] I think that we need to go back to having collector's editions
[00:45:39] and cool boxes like Warcraft 2.
[00:45:42] And if you want to have that,
[00:45:43] I think that you need to be selling these at like a,
[00:45:47] You need to sell them at a, and I know the company isn't going to want to hear this.
[00:45:54] You need to sell them at a loss.
[00:45:57] You do.
[00:45:58] You need to sell them at a loss and sell maybe a limited amount of them.
[00:46:03] Make it to where you can't buy 50 million of them on the internet.
[00:46:08] And that is the only way that you can truly preserve physical media.
[00:46:14] That's all you can do.
[00:46:15] They won't, though, think that they won't.
[00:46:17] You sell them at like a $1 loss or like a $5 loss.
[00:46:22] You spend like $5 million on it.
[00:46:24] It's definitely going to be worth it, right?
[00:46:26] No CDs have been found excavating Gobi techies so far.
[00:46:30] I don't even know what the hell that is.
[00:46:32] Scalper culture might kill that.
[00:46:33] Yeah, and scalper culture has killed basically everything,
[00:46:36] right?
[00:46:37] And all physical media, all collectors, additions,
[00:46:39] everything has just been totally ruined.
[00:46:42] You will own nothing.
[00:46:44] This is bullshit.
[00:46:45] So these are just paperweight soon.
[00:46:47] What a depression.
[00:46:48] I want to know, Mighty Keith, I want
[00:46:52] to see the last 10 video games you played.
[00:46:55] And I want to see the boxes they came in.
[00:46:59] I do.
[00:47:01] I want to see the boxes they came in, man.
[00:47:05] Because I think, I don't, I know.
[00:47:11] And I hate to pull people's cards like this,
[00:47:13] but I think that's the way it is.
[00:47:15] and picture it didn't happen.
[00:47:17] And sure, there's no way you think Keith doesn't play physical.
[00:47:20] You're just being delusional without evidence.
[00:47:23] I'm not being delusional.
[00:47:24] I'm assuming that the way that he consumes media is the norm.
[00:47:30] I'm consuming that most people that consume media
[00:47:33] are consuming it in the normal way with the least amount
[00:47:37] of friction possible.
[00:47:39] That's the reason why.
[00:47:41] why assume? Because I think I'm right. I mean, most like almost
[00:47:49] every single time that I make a baseless assumption, it turns
[00:47:52] out to be true. So I don't see the reason why I wouldn't. Yeah,
[00:47:58] ask us do a poll. No, I don't want to poll. I don't want to
[00:48:01] poll. I want people I want to see it. Because people just say
[00:48:05] what they do. Can you pull the numbers off of GROC with how
[00:48:07] many physical copies are sold? Yeah, sure. That's a great
[00:48:09] idea. Okay, how many copies of let me think of a expedition 33 were sold digital versus
[00:48:25] All right, get ready.
[00:48:46] Eight million copies.
[00:48:49] So where's the actual percentage?
[00:48:52] The vast majority of sales were digital,
[00:48:54] with physical contributing to a smaller share.
[00:48:58] What was the percentage of physical versus digital?
[00:49:08] I bet it's like 80, 20, 90, 10.
[00:49:12] Okay, so that's it.
[00:49:13] To the low to the mid, wait.
[00:49:16] Likely in the low to mid single digit percentage range
[00:49:21] total copy sold. 96% of physical copies were on the PS5. So it's people just buying it for console.
[00:49:32] Physical was probably under 10 to 15%. There you go. There it is. I told you. I told you. I told
[00:49:40] y'all. I told y'all. Bad take, man. Just because people don't go to GameStop doesn't mean that
[00:49:46] that people don't order physical online.
[00:49:54] So what's your excuse for audit me?
[00:49:56] Why do you think that Expedition 33 had 80 to 95% or sorry,
[00:50:01] 80 to 85% of people buying it digitally?
[00:50:11] Why do you think that?
[00:50:16] No, we got to figure it out. It's okay. GizVisual came out later. Okay, great. I don't think
[00:50:24] that you're right, but we're just going to go ahead and assume that you are. Give me
[00:50:27] another game that you want me to make a comparison to. Another game that came out in the last
[00:50:33] five years. Let's see it. No, he gets to decide. You get to decide. Not me. The world is in
[00:50:49] your hands. The entire argument and everything, you could on Steam or any console, a game
[00:51:04] that's available cross-platform on all platforms. So like, I mean, obviously like not just a
[00:51:11] Nintendo game, but like a cross-platform game on all consoles, like Elden Ring, Baldur's
[00:51:17] 3 something like that call of duty yeah GTA 5 GTA 5 probably not because it's
[00:51:28] been around so long that like it kind of almost predates people buying digital
[00:51:32] editions final fantasy 7 rebirth okay seven what about what about for ff7
[00:51:42] Rebirth.
[00:51:54] No official percentages data points
[00:52:00] Rebirth at a much higher physical share to its console excuse me. This is console exclusive, right?
[00:52:05] So this is why I said like okay one that's not console exclusive
[00:52:12] awful pic that's why I said it was for for a lot it was it was why it was why it
[00:52:19] was for a very very long time because I it's on PC now yeah it didn't come out on
[00:52:26] PC for like a year though like two years like for example it didn't come out
[00:52:30] until like I think it was like Final Fantasy 16 it didn't come out for quite a
[00:52:36] while in the last five years. Yeah, I mean, like, let's look at
[00:52:40] this. Chat saying Elton ring. Okay, let's do Elton ring.
[00:52:51] Alright, last one. And then I want to talk about some other
[00:52:53] stuff.
[00:52:53] Wow. Wow we, wowzers. Wow. That's crazy. That's crazy. 32% is huge. It is. It's a lot
[00:53:15] of people buying it. But if you look at Xbox, it's 85% digital, right? And it's also moving
[00:53:21] in that direction. Here's the other thing too, right? So like whenever you have a graph,
[00:53:26] this is the way the graph is moving, okay? So do you want, like if you're right here
[00:53:36] and you know where the graph is going to go, would you want to stop it when it gets to
[00:53:41] here or would you want to stop it right here? I would stop it as soon as possible. That's
[00:53:48] That's just your graph.
[00:53:49] Oh, actually, you guys might not understand.
[00:53:56] You see it's red.
[00:53:58] Like in that way, you know that it's obviously bad, right?
[00:54:02] You're not wrong about this on the media, but for old school stuff, you'll still want
[00:54:05] the discs.
[00:54:06] If someone thinks it'll be a culturally relevant game, they'll buy the new game on
[00:54:09] disc.
[00:54:10] Well, anyway, here's what I think they need to do.
[00:54:12] If you want people to buy video games on a disc, then you have to create a value to
[00:54:17] buying a video game on a disc. Right now, there is zero value to buying a video game
[00:54:23] on a disc. You don't get to play it on release if you're staying up to play it on midnight
[00:54:27] release. You have to go to the store to buy it. It costs the same amount of money. And
[00:54:32] now it's another thing that you have that's junk in your house. So unless you're a collector,
[00:54:36] it's just taking up space. So it is inconvenient. It is effectively more expensive because you're
[00:54:42] factoring in time and gas money. It's also something that takes longer because you're
[00:54:47] not able to digitally download it. All of these things, now reselling, I mean I don't
[00:54:52] know how many people are reselling. I mean I'm not even really sure. So yeah, and also
[00:54:57] many of these games, they're not even, the licenses aren't even entirely transferable.
[00:55:03] So because you make an account and everything like that, it's called the delivery. Now it's
[00:55:08] even more complicated, right? And a lot of them, I don't know, man. No, man, you don't
[00:55:13] understand. I think I do. I think I do understand. I think Sony understands too. I think a lot
[00:55:23] of these developers understand and these publishers understand. That's why they're not doing it.
[00:55:33] Do you really think that they don't know how many copies they're selling?
[00:55:40] You really think that they don't see the trend going down and down and down and down and
[00:55:44] down?
[00:55:46] What are we doing?
[00:55:47] Like, what are we talking about?
[00:55:51] They just push the ship to installing on the disks that no one wanted.
[00:55:54] Well, do you want to know why they pushed to installing on disks?
[00:55:57] Because it wasn't worth it for them to make the disks.
[00:56:00] And now it's not even worth it for them to make the boxes.
[00:56:02] just a dying piece of media. That's really all there is to it. It's a dying piece of
[00:56:06] media and you can say how sad it is or how bad it is or anything else, but that's just
[00:56:12] the way things are. Do you really think physical enjoyers will buy a PS6 instead of a PC?
[00:56:17] Sony will lose money in the long run. I think that some people will probably do that. I'm
[00:56:21] not even really sure. And I think also it's probably a negligible amount of money and
[00:56:27] people that will actually choose not to buy a console because you can't buy physical copies.
[00:56:32] probably like a very, very, like a subset of a subset of a
[00:56:35] subset, right? So that's the way I would say it. It's
[00:56:39] inevitable. Yeah, I guess so. You are different perspective of
[00:56:43] Sony, they're arguing from the perspective of the consumer. Well,
[00:56:45] I'm arguing from the perspective of what makes sense. This is what
[00:56:51] makes sense. You should never expect a company to try to lose
[00:56:54] money, doing something that it seems like most people don't
[00:56:57] care about. It's just the way it is. That's it. Games are not made for us
[00:57:05] anymore. Yeah, I guess so. I still disagree. I know. I know. I have, I have the
[00:57:09] corp O opinion on this, but the reason why is because I think it's just simply
[00:57:14] true. That's it. And you're not making sense. I think I'm making sense and I'm
[00:57:19] also making dollars. I'm making a lot of money off of this. I think it makes
[00:57:22] perfect sense. But anyway, we've talked about this quite a bit. I'll read a few
[00:57:26] comments. I might watch Charlie's video on it, etc. But otherwise, I don't think that most people buy
[00:57:31] physical copies. And I think that most of the people complaining about it are probably digital
[00:57:35] downloading anyway. And they're just talking about something that they're pretending to care about,
[00:57:39] but they're not actually engaging in. That's what my opinion really is. That's what I think.
[00:57:43] And so Xbox is working. Take a look at this here. Disk to digital feature for games.
[00:57:49] Reports claims Xbox Helix, Xbox Projects Helix won't have a disk drive.
[00:57:54] Let me ask you guys a question.
[00:58:00] This is a big one.
[00:58:05] Do you have a CD drive for your computer?
[00:58:14] If you have an external CG drive, let me just ask the question.
[00:58:22] Do you have a CD driver or not?
[00:58:30] I bet it will be 80% no.
[00:58:42] Wow.
[00:58:45] Wow we, wowsers.
[00:58:48] Man.
[00:58:50] How about that?
[00:58:52] computers don't nowadays. That's exactly it. So I have a
[00:58:56] floppy disk drive. No, you don't. And so anyway, cases
[00:59:00] manufacturers don't even include drive bays. I know. I remember
[00:59:03] the first time that I bought one. And I remember I had a pan so I
[00:59:07] was at fries. And I had a fucking panic attack whenever I was in
[00:59:12] the fucking shopping line, because I would not really a
[00:59:15] panic attack by just started being like, Oh, fuck, I think I
[00:59:17] forgot something. Because I forgot my CD drive. I was like,
[00:59:21] Wait a minute, my case doesn't have a CD drive. How am I going to install anything?
[00:59:26] And then I was like looking it up. I'm like, wait a minute. So they just don't have...
[00:59:31] Wait, what?
[00:59:35] What? What do you mean? Yeah, you can even buy a CD-ROM, you go solve or something? I have no idea.
[00:59:40] I don't know what they're doing now. I have no clue. So yeah, the wild CD drive was iconic though.
[00:59:46] five discs. Five fucking discs. Yeah, I was unct that day. I absolutely was.
[00:59:53] So Ethan won our lawsuit against Ethan Klein. Is this for both of them or one of them? Oh, man.
[01:00:00] Judgement and proceedings to be prepared, proposed. Defendants use this transformative.
[01:00:06] I don't see how, by the way, I think this is total bullshit. It's total bullshit. It's totally
[01:00:12] ridiculous. If you are uploading something with the express purpose of depriving the original
[01:00:19] copyright owner of revenue, how is that not copyright abuse? You are doing it on purpose.
[01:00:26] You are saying one of the core pillars of fair use, I am ignoring it. There's something wrong.
[01:00:33] He'll appeal it. He should. Because fundamentally, like I'm going to be real, I think that this is
[01:00:38] bad. I think it's bad that somebody can upload a video and say, I'm uploading this video with
[01:00:44] the express purpose of it being a market replacement for the original video, and then upload the original
[01:00:49] video with that video in full, it's in its entirety, or like 95% of its entirety. I think that's a
[01:00:56] very, like you're going directly against what fair use is. That's crazy. It's really great. I don't
[01:01:05] see how you can make this decision. That's so fucked up. Yeah, exactly. Basically,
[01:01:10] basically legalized piracy with this ruling. Yeah, I don't know why they did this. I really
[01:01:14] don't. I'll have to look into it. But again, it could be a misleading thing or something else.
[01:01:19] I have no idea. Nope, read why. Ethan won a case using the same argument in the past. It's about
[01:01:23] damages. So you think that somebody should be able to... Did Ethan upload that video?
[01:01:35] And did he say, with express intent, I am uploading this video so people don't watch the original video?
[01:01:43] Did he say that?
[01:01:45] Whenever he won that lawsuit?
[01:01:59] Let's see what he says.
[01:02:05] It's alright. We're gonna figure it out.
[01:02:08] I don't think the video he reacted to was copyrighted either.
[01:02:10] Copyright has created that inception that was changed in about the 1970s.
[01:02:14] Nope, read what. Yeah, this is the same message, right?
[01:02:18] That's actually not true.
[01:02:19] Copyright used to have... he didn't.
[01:02:22] I'm just telling you a judge's argument in short.
[01:02:26] Well, you understand how that's a bad argument though, right?
[01:02:30] Like, I'm not talking about what the person is saying.
[01:02:36] I don't care what the person is saying.
[01:02:38] Who cares what they're saying?
[01:02:39] I'm saying what I think is right.
[01:02:42] Do you think that it's right that a person can upload somebody else's work in its entirety
[01:02:48] with the express purpose of using their upload of another person's work as a market replacement
[01:02:56] to consuming the original product?
[01:02:58] Do you think that that is a good thing that somebody should be allowed to do?
[01:03:03] I'm not asking you what the judge says, I'm not asking you what the law says, I'm asking
[01:03:08] you what your opinion is.
[01:03:19] SDSP?
[01:03:20] Yes.
[01:03:21] Seriously.
[01:03:22] Give it a second.
[01:03:26] Ethan said he presented the patent of the copper, uh, copper I knew he did patent it, but like that's not really bad
[01:03:31] I don't really care a lot about that. It's not it's not relevant
[01:03:34] Yeah, form your own opinion
[01:03:46] 100% no, I think you should have lost the original case too
[01:03:50] Okay, well, I don't know enough about that so I can't argue against you on this
[01:03:54] But as long as you and I are seeing eye to eye on the fact that this is a bad ruling then I think that I don't really have a reason to
[01:04:00] argue with you
[01:04:01] And I see what you're saying that this is the re you're just telling me what the judge said
[01:04:05] That's fine. There's plenty of judges that I think are retarded
[01:04:08] I don't know about Ethan's original court case so I can't make a comment on that
[01:04:12] But all I do know is about this court case and I think that this was wrong. So that's really about it
[01:04:17] It's pretty simple. Anyway, let me scroll down and find this and
[01:04:20] And Windows Central Microsoft's next generation Xbox project code named Helix is currently expected not expected to include a built-in disk drive
[01:04:29] There will not even be a disk drive
[01:04:34] Wow get the scissors guys
[01:04:37] Throw them in the microwave
[01:04:41] Yeah, throw them in the microwave. Oh man
[01:04:44] And that's really crazy, isn't it?
[01:04:48] Oh my god.
[01:04:50] And what is this here?
[01:04:51] And Ethan Chavonboth?
[01:04:53] Yeah, it's Frisbee time.
[01:04:54] Yeah, now we've got the old AOL CDs.
[01:04:57] So Twitch, apparently, this is what's crazy.
[01:05:00] So Extra Emily, I saw this earlier today.
[01:05:03] Extra Emily has now already been unbound.
[01:05:08] A Quinn's talking, uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh.
[01:05:12] wait she's the fact she's unbanned wait she's unbanned wait how the fuck is she
[01:05:19] unbanned for pasta wait this doesn't even make sense and now she's doing a fuck
[01:05:24] and she's doing a DL that pisses me off actually the fact they're like okay at
[01:05:27] least she was just on IRL stream before but she's doing a Diablo immortal
[01:05:31] it's like I'm doing a slots and she's got banned for drink driving now I'm doing a
[01:05:35] slot stream. Fratnizing with the anime. I think this is, I think it's very silly. Like if you,
[01:05:45] I don't understand how extra Emily got unbanned. Like I like Emily. Emily, I would consider her
[01:05:52] like at least I'm friendly with her if not friends with her. But realistically, how is it that you
[01:05:59] you can get suspended for, like can I just ask AI,
[01:06:04] how many times has extra Emily been suspended on Twitch
[01:06:11] for distracted driving?
[01:06:14] It's like three, right?
[01:06:23] Three times.
[01:06:29] First suspension for using your phone, looking at a wardrobe, this is October, April, running
[01:06:35] a red light, distracted driving, another short suspension of this is today.
[01:06:40] So yeah, it's three times.
[01:06:43] How is it that you do the same thing wrong three times?
[01:06:49] And here's the other thing, right, is that the big difference between what extra Emily
[01:06:54] is doing, and what somebody like, you know, like Tectone does, or Quinn does, or Hassan
[01:07:01] does, or I do, this actually puts people's lives in danger. This isn't like, oh my god,
[01:07:08] I accidentally showed nudity on my stream. Oh my god, I said something that was, you
[01:07:13] know, I said a slur on stream. Like, nobody gets hurt. Like, there's never a world where
[01:07:17] there's like a physical injury and like bodily harm that could ever happen to somebody because
[01:07:22] of that. So how is it that somebody, it's like we live in this weird paradox where people
[01:07:29] get banned for not committing crimes and other people get unbanned when they do commit crimes.
[01:07:35] Like how does this make any sense? Nina Lin commits multiple crimes on stream, she gets
[01:07:40] unbanned immediately. Meanwhile, you have other people like Destiny that just say something
[01:07:45] stupid and they're banned forever. Then you have extra Emily that gets banned three times
[01:07:51] for distracted driving, and then you have Ice Poseidon who's been banned for eight years.
[01:07:59] What the fuck?
[01:08:01] There's something wrong here.
[01:08:04] I mean, really?
[01:08:05] Like you saying you don't care about third world, yes, I was banned longer than this.
[01:08:10] And to be fair, they paraphrased what I said.
[01:08:12] I don't know really exactly what I got banned for specifically, but I got banned for something.
[01:08:17] I think that they, I was trying to, I think they assumed that I used like a slur.
[01:08:22] I was trying to like degrade people in Afghanistan or something like that.
[01:08:25] But I said that, like, you know, I don't care about the opinions, like
[01:08:27] the literate goat herders or something like that.
[01:08:30] How is it that me saying that thing caused me to receive a one week suspension,
[01:08:35] but somebody who is distracted driving only gets suspended for one day?
[01:08:42] How does that make any sense?
[01:08:45] Where's the where's the logic here?
[01:08:50] Like I mean there's something that's profoundly wrong with this like I and there's no I don't even know what to say
[01:08:58] She's a woman. I mean I I don't I don't I don't want to blame it on that, right?
[01:09:02] I mean I have no idea why but fundamentally there's a huge problem. This is the reason by the way
[01:09:09] Why I have divested from Twitch
[01:09:12] This is exactly the reason why. I think that Twitch is being mismanaged. And if you don't think Twitch is being mismanaged, then why is their executive team constantly losing members every other month?
[01:09:25] They're losing directors and one step under C-suite positions every other month. You don't have that in a company that's doing well.
[01:09:35] That's crazy. That's really, really, really bad. So it could be downsizing? No, it's probably not, right?
[01:09:46] Microaggression versus negligence. I mean, I don't know about that. The Bible foretold this in Isaiah.
[01:09:53] The Bible foretold this in Isaiah. You know what? I'm going to look up that Bible verse. I am.
[01:10:05] It describes people's sins resulting in justice and darkness and society and God's response.
[01:10:19] Okay, so the Lord looked and was displeased that there was no justice.
[01:10:27] He saw that there was no one.
[01:10:29] He was appalled that there was no one to intervene.
[01:10:32] So his own arm achieved salvation for him, and his own righteousness sustained him.
[01:10:38] He put on righteousness as his breastplate, and the helmet of salvation on his head.
[01:10:43] He put on the garments of vengeance, and wrapped himself in zeal as his cloak."
[01:10:49] Man.
[01:10:50] That's what we need to do, you know what I mean?
[01:10:57] But yeah, true.
[01:11:00] And that's from the Old Testament too, alright!
[01:11:03] For the Emperor, yes!
[01:11:05] Riding this fire?
[01:11:06] I mean, shit, bro, that was a good book!
[01:11:10] People still believe that shit now!
[01:11:12] So anyway, no, I think that really it's just, I don't want to like, you know, spend a whole
[01:11:17] lot of time, like, this is Zizrae and talk, it says extra money should be permanently,
[01:11:21] I don't think it should be permanently downed.
[01:11:25] What driving simulator were you thinking about?
[01:11:28] Oh!
[01:11:29] So that was just me joking and doing a tasteless joke at the expense of extra Emily, who in
[01:11:40] my opinion should be permanently banned on Twitch.
[01:11:43] Oh he's playing my build.
[01:11:46] Oh shit, this is the same thing I played.
[01:11:50] That is absolutely crazy that she has now six times endangered the lives of other people
[01:11:56] because she's reading chat instead of paying attention to traffic, it is
[01:12:02] completely unacceptable that she still streams on the platform.
[01:12:16] I don't want to see her get perm bound, I like her, maybe I'm biased, but how can
[01:12:23] somebody not have this opinion? Really? I mean, how can how can somebody not? How is
[01:12:33] it unreasonable that a person would come to this conclusion? Definitely biased?
[01:12:38] That's fine. That's fine. I recognize that and I acknowledge that. The best thing
[01:12:43] that I can do is to say I know this person so maybe I'm going to be a little
[01:12:47] bit more friendly towards them in general, right? So, I mean, that's it. And I'll see
[01:12:51] if there's any more of these okay what is this your thoughts and people say I'm
[01:12:54] richer than you it has zero upvotes okay people are mad about something I said
[01:12:58] well anyway that's it because they aren't satisfied till she actually hits
[01:13:02] somebody you know what's gonna be funny is that if somebody ever actually does
[01:13:06] get killed from distracted driving imagine they get unbanned in two weeks
[01:13:11] imagine it's like all right you killed somebody you somebody's dead we've got a
[01:13:18] ban you for at least two weeks. We can't have this on the platform, okay? We've got
[01:13:24] to hold people accountable now. We've got to do something about this. Can't let it
[01:13:28] happen. YouTube settled this case a long time ago. Could the family sue Twitch? I
[01:13:32] don't think they can. No, I don't think so. And if you know any criminals getting
[01:13:36] released over and over, then that would be consistent. You would want a permaband.
[01:13:38] Well, I want the rule to be changed because fundamentally, like criminals
[01:13:43] getting released, like that's not really the point because some of the things
[01:13:46] they do aren't even against the law. I think there should be certain more laws.
[01:13:50] I think that Twitch should just ban driving while driving while streaming.
[01:13:54] Just straight up ban driving while screaming and make it to where it's like
[01:14:00] a draconian rule, something like, for example,
[01:14:03] you can't even show the person on the screen who is driving the car.
[01:14:09] Like you can't even look at them because if you can,
[01:14:13] And then it's going to be somebody turning around, talking to the camera, right, doing
[01:14:17] this, like somebody else is holding the camera.
[01:14:20] Just you can't do it.
[01:14:22] Yeah, and harassment streamers, I know.
[01:14:25] And that's the pragmatic solution for sure.
[01:14:26] Yes, I think they should just ban driving while streaming.
[01:14:30] And I know I have a lot of friends that drive while streaming, and I don't want to AOE them.
[01:14:35] And I know a lot of them are relatively responsible, and I feel bad for this.
[01:14:43] it's just logical. It's completely logical, totally rational. There's no, I don't think
[01:14:55] there's no way you can argue against this. I don't think you can. I don't think there's
[01:14:58] any way you can argue against this at all. It's about sending a message. Yeah, why not
[01:15:02] get a driver? I mean, like that said, I mean, there's no way you can really say anything.
[01:15:06] It's not rocket science. They want to stream while driving. Just get someone else to drive.
[01:15:09] Yeah, it's completely not safe, exactly.
[01:15:11] This is why we can't have nice things.
[01:15:13] I totally agree.
[01:15:14] What is this?
[01:15:15] Destiny is now instructing his audience
[01:15:17] to harass any journalist or content creator
[01:15:19] who collaborates with the song
[01:15:20] and claims someone is going to die very soon.
[01:15:22] Wait, what?
[01:15:23] I'm not sure who, but I think it will happen soon.
[01:15:27] There's literally nowhere else to go at this point.
[01:15:29] Somebody is going to die soon in this space, I'm pretty sure.
[01:15:32] Just a heads up, I'm going to be doing
[01:15:33] some mass harassment campaigns
[01:15:35] on every single journalist who gives this guy
[01:15:36] free interviews from now on.
[01:15:38] I mean, that song's done that forever.
[01:15:41] I mean, I don't really see how this is any different.
[01:15:43] I feel like this is what's been happening for a long time.
[01:15:46] Yeah.
[01:15:52] Checked destiny's original tweet.
[01:15:53] I saw something about this, let me pull it up and read it.
[01:15:56] You know, he's been on fire versus a song.
[01:15:58] Yeah, I saw something, something about this.
[01:16:00] Let me scroll down and pull it up.
[01:16:02] He's been pretty upset or annoyed about this.
[01:16:05] Yeah, okay, there, this is the original post.
[01:16:07] I did see it. He says, uh, oh, I guess this is the post here.
[01:16:12] In these over the five gifted subs. Oh, also, uh,
[01:16:16] a coalition of some of the most fed coded forces are finally gathering together.
[01:16:20] Our haters are anemic. Anemic.
[01:16:24] Our haters must be anemic, but they are doing their very best.
[01:16:29] The real horseshoe has been unlocked joining forces off of their mutual and
[01:16:34] shared enmity towards a political content creator.
[01:16:37] It seems to me like the haters still want to maintain being waiters at the table of success.
[01:16:43] Never thought I would see the day when a far left ostensibly, someone who considers
[01:16:50] there's going to be a far left doxer and a center right liberal groper.
[01:16:54] I'm not really familiar with that in Panada, so like I don't really, I don't know.
[01:16:59] A doxer. You know we got the third worldest doxers, third worldest groper doxers,
[01:17:04] And we got the DNC, Groyper Doxers, coming together to dox into oblivion.
[01:17:10] Fantastic. Level 7 high trade, ladies and gentlemen, love you dude. Thank you for the 5 gift subs.
[01:17:14] Doesn't Destiny pretend to be Epstein? Pretend to be a huge electoralist? Yes.
[01:17:17] But he has decided that electoralism is a bad route because remember,
[01:17:21] the only thing driving him is his enmity towards me. And now that I'm participating in elections-
[01:17:25] I don't like this word enmity. I just don't like it.
[01:17:29] it. It's annoying. It annoys me because this was the term that they used in Final Fantasy
[01:17:38] 14 to refer to threat inside, like, because it's like aggro in a video game. And I didn't
[01:17:46] like enmity because it was like a confusing word, whereas like threat makes a lot more
[01:17:50] sense because everybody knows what threat means. And so, like, I just, I don't want to
[01:17:55] hear this word anymore as aggressively as I can makes me man hands on as I can
[01:18:00] he's decided the only route available to him is to sit at home and shit on those
[01:18:04] efforts okay that's all they got Seamock Benny Scrap thinking for the 10
[01:18:10] level 7 high train complete Yakuza's most putrid caucus yeah there was another
[01:18:15] there was a another post from Ogre boy the account that I saw on my phone
[01:18:22] crazy he has all these names for everybody he has more names for people
[01:18:26] than donald trump
[01:18:27] i don't know who ogre boy is sex past any apstony
[01:18:32] like i mean your coobs like like what my twitter what what do you know what
[01:18:37] is what do you mean busted that should that clue me in on what
[01:18:41] that's the exact tone is the only going out door knocking doing everything in
[01:18:45] our power to make sure that we have
[01:18:47] uh... you know
[01:18:48] Make sure that we have candidates that's into the working class and their politics.
[01:18:52] Here.
[01:18:54] Last month of commentary.
[01:18:57] You know.
[01:19:00] Uh huh.
[01:19:02] Is there a day that goes by that this man doesn't simply watch whatever the fuck I'm doing?
[01:19:08] Why is it so like this is what's so embarrassing?
[01:19:11] Why do you why does everybody act like it's surprising that other people are looking at what they're doing?
[01:19:17] all of you occupy the same space you talk about the same topics you compete in the same free
[01:19:24] marketplace of ideas of course you're going to be talking about each other of course you're going
[01:19:29] to have opinions about each other duh this isn't crazy you're weird or stalking i mean
[01:19:36] like destiny is a big voice of like the online political community and so is his son it makes
[01:19:42] sense that they're gonna constantly discuss what each other are saying? It does! Like,
[01:19:46] I-I-I did-nobody stalking anybody here. It's just-it-it-oh my god. Every damn day, dude.
[01:19:58] I wonder-I wonder how his audience perceives this. Like, at some point they gotta be like,
[01:20:01] dude, are we doing more Hasan content again? New LARP. Did he glitch? Honestly, my viewers,
[01:20:08] like, this is the reason why I haven't even watched as many Hasan clips recently in the
[01:20:11] in the past like few days, I just feel like people
[01:20:13] are just tired of listening to him.
[01:20:17] Like unless he's directly talking about me,
[01:20:19] like I just don't think anybody cares.
[01:20:22] Like they're tired of it.
[01:20:24] Like, oh my God, like we've gone through everything.
[01:20:27] Like it's, there's nothing new.
[01:20:31] Burgundy suit.
[01:20:32] You're just Maddie-esque style.
[01:20:33] You're Maddie-esque style.
[01:20:35] He's overstimulated.
[01:20:36] Who has style?
[01:20:39] He's gonna cry about this for years.
[01:20:40] shock collar so i can't breath
[01:20:42] i can't breath
[01:20:44] okay but for real how much did then pay this man
[01:20:47] you think he's gonna blame you for this
[01:20:51] he was zooming on the revolutionist on frame to see if you're reading talking
[01:20:53] points when discussing does on a different monitor last week over post
[01:20:56] about this as well
[01:20:57] i believe or maybe it's queen who's over
[01:21:02] who's uh... i don't know i don't know though the lingo here who's over
[01:21:10] Is it Tectone? It's probably either Tectone or John Fetterman, right?
[01:21:21] Like, it's got to be one of the, which one is it?
[01:21:26] It's Frogan. He's not going to call Frogan an ogre. He's not. I mean, like, she's not an ogre.
[01:21:34] She's a very she I
[01:21:37] Would say she's a very nice girl. I met her. She was very nice, but why do you have to support terrorism? I
[01:21:45] Don't know I
[01:21:48] Guess he's just completely given up on he's referring to Hillary Clinton as the ogre Hillary Clinton. She's a crown not an ogre
[01:21:56] He's just how embarrassing making any sort of significant changes or even having an impact on
[01:22:03] the Democratic Party's politics altogether and his entire focus is just watching my vods which
[01:22:09] I assume this vaude will also be watched as well as he tries to as he tries to generate as much
[01:22:15] revenue as possible for his court case where he's just like melting hundreds of thousands of dollars
[01:22:20] Mm-hmm as he victim blames the people who are brave enough to sue him for distributing revenge porn
[01:22:30] Okay
[01:22:31] Again like I even thought I haven't talked about destinies like I don't like talking about people's lawsuits
[01:22:38] This is way and say about bad Impanada as long as he was useful attack vector on Ethan. Wait, what like what is it?
[01:22:44] Is this another guy? Okay. Well, as I said, I don't want to go through a lot of these
[01:22:48] the bad empanada has gone up by wide margins now okay so now he likes it
[01:22:54] bad empanada went from bad to good empanada bad empanada went from bad
[01:22:58] empanada to based empanada very well so he's bad when he hates me he's good
[01:23:04] when he likes me very reasonable youtube essay arguments okay and to his
[01:23:11] youtube essays are fantastic his youtube essays are are awesome bad empanada on
[01:23:17] the other hand as far as as far as his insightful commentary goes is one of the best. Okay, he
[01:23:24] is one of the best liberal Zionism and the like. I'm going to go pee real quick and then
[01:23:29] we'll keep going.
[01:23:30] So he spent a lot of time gassing this guy up.
[01:23:35] I think that
[01:23:43] that empanada is doing a good job of like
[01:23:46] using the drama angle to get people's attention
[01:23:50] so so it is really all about like okay so it's just about whether he agrees
[01:23:55] with the guy
[01:23:57] point me to the next year this is what that's me says point me to the next
[01:24:00] journalist that gives him a softball interview and i will dedicate my entire
[01:24:04] fan base and weeks of my time to emailing tweeting and spamming this
[01:24:07] person off the internet
[01:24:09] actually i'm sick
[01:24:11] I'm sick of people like a song the hun always getting a free pass by twitch and dj klancy to openly docks and harass every single person online that they deemed to be unworthy or inferior to them.
[01:24:24] Every single person who continues to platform this creepy fuck with zero pushback is responsible for him and the disgusting cultish fan base of freaks and abusers the openly supports and gives credit to.
[01:24:36] Also, fuck every single streamer who collaborates with this abusive piece of shit who is too
[01:24:46] fucking scared or too obsessed with their own cloud to even call him out for it. Besides
[01:24:51] XQC and Asmongold, I'm not sure I've seen a single other creator in the space who has
[01:24:56] the actual integrity to say anything about him. It's just infinite capitulation from
[01:25:00] people like Pokimane. Oops, that was our employee who wrote that whole statement and cancelled
[01:25:06] the episode. Ludwig, we're just co-workers, guys. Lull. Philly D, gotta make sure to email
[01:25:12] Hasan and get his side of the story before I publish. Ha-ha. Etc. etc. etc. It's gross
[01:25:18] how complacent the entire space is with this disgusting freak. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh
[01:25:32] Wow.
[01:25:34] And so, is this?
[01:25:35] ["The Last Song"]
[01:25:41] I don't know what they're saying,
[01:25:43] but I'm going to assume it's probably something bad.
[01:25:46] We're not gonna listen to the song.
[01:25:48] Yep, let's just not, you know what?
[01:25:50] Let's not listen to it.
[01:25:52] And it's not, it's the ISIS song.
[01:25:55] Is it really?
[01:25:55] You know what I was gonna make a really racist joke, but I don't
[01:26:15] Okay, guys. Okay. All right. Let's see your set. No, no, no. Okay, as Trevor has not
[01:26:31] be wanted. What is this here? Personal stories about Trump. I don't know what this is. And
[01:26:36] so is there, there any more of these? I don't know if that's it or not. Well, anyway, it
[01:26:40] looks like this has a lot of replies. It's not showing the other ones. I have no idea.
[01:26:44] So yeah, I mean, obviously, you know, it's like, I mean, other people are going to mobilize
[01:26:48] their fan bases like Destiny's fan base is kind of like, it's kind of like 300, right?
[01:26:54] Where the people inside of Destiny's fan base, there aren't like Destiny doesn't have a lot
[01:27:00] of people that watch him.
[01:27:01] And I'm not trying to say this is like, you know, I'm not trying to downplay destiny.
[01:27:05] I'm just saying like, it's not like he's a huge creator the same way that like a son
[01:27:08] is, right?
[01:27:09] Or ex-QC is or like, you know, Philip DeFranco is.
[01:27:12] like the people that he do he does have that are his supporters are ride or die. They are
[01:27:19] right or die. President Trump just had a conversation with Teddy Roosevelt.
[01:27:23] What?
[01:27:30] What?
[01:27:35] Why?
[01:27:40] What?
[01:27:45] Why?
[01:27:50] What?
[01:27:51] Why?
[01:27:53] POTUS interacts with AI President Theodore Roosevelt
[01:27:56] at the Theodore Roosevelt Library in North Dakota.
[01:28:00] Oh my God.
[01:28:04] Every day, a president faces storms
[01:28:06] while people never see.
[01:28:08] Keep your nerve and remember the Asian concerts you did.
[01:28:11] I know we do, but we actually do have some.
[01:28:15] Well, I appreciate those words.
[01:28:17] Those words are fantastic.
[01:28:19] I just want to say it's another view of you today.
[01:28:22] I think we are making a little bit of a tour
[01:28:24] of some of the fantastic regions done.
[01:28:27] Every day a president faces storms
[01:28:29] most people never see.
[01:28:31] Keep your nerve and remember the days
[01:28:33] when comes first you get.
[01:28:35] I know you know.
[01:28:36] You guys can't hear it.
[01:28:37] I'll turn to that.
[01:28:38] We have to give him the sign.
[01:28:41] Well, I appreciate those words.
[01:28:43] Every day a president faces storms most people never see.
[01:28:47] Keep your nerve and remember the nation comes first if you get there.
[01:28:51] I know that you know that you mean the same.
[01:28:54] Well, I appreciate those words. Those words are fantastic.
[01:28:58] I just want to say it's another day with you today.
[01:29:01] I think we are making a little bit of a tour.
[01:29:04] Some of the fantastic things you've done.
[01:29:17] This is real, right? Like, it's not like this is like a joke, right? I mean, it's...
[01:29:24] I...
[01:29:27] Okay, this gave me chills.
[01:29:34] If I have to watch, and I have to read another comment section like this, I might turn into a communist.
[01:29:40] this might actually turn me into a communist like I this is crazy like okay okay we're
[01:29:51] gonna we're gonna go to the next one all right there's another one you consider the
[01:30:05] the Panama Canal, your greatest achievement?
[01:30:10] Well, right then, yes.
[01:30:18] The canal stands as one of my proudest battles, no question.
[01:30:21] The greatness is a strange thing.
[01:30:23] It isn't always the biggest or boldest job
[01:30:25] that matters most.
[01:30:27] Panama Canal showed what America could achieve
[01:30:29] if we held steady and active fast
[01:30:31] when the world dragged its feet.
[01:30:33] That said, I measure my greatest work by the lives improved. Marks set aside, food and
[01:30:40] drugs made safe. The square deal given to all, not just to a few. Still, when I stood
[01:30:47] in the mud watching those steam shovels, knowing ships would pass through, changing the world's
[01:30:51] map forever, I felt I'd left a mark that would last.
[01:30:56] Okay. You did. Thank you.
[01:31:03] That one's not as bad. The first one was kind of embarrassing. This one's not so bad. This is kind of funny. You did. Thank you.
[01:31:10] It doesn't give a fuck.
[01:31:13] Trump is 100% locked in. Like, it's...
[01:31:16] It's...
[01:31:20] I don't even know what that, like,
[01:31:23] this is the kind of stuff that, like,
[01:31:24] I don't even have an opinion.
[01:31:26] This is so insane, like, I don't even know what to say.
[01:31:31] I don't, I really have no idea what to say
[01:31:33] about something like this.
[01:31:34] It's just very interesting, right?
[01:31:37] And can we have Trump talk to AI Hitler right now?
[01:31:40] Yeah, that's a great idea.
[01:31:42] Let's have Trump talk to AI Hitler.
[01:31:45] That's brilliant.
[01:31:46] I don't know why I didn't think of that.
[01:31:48] Oh my fucking God.
[01:31:50] So yeah, wow.
[01:31:52] Okay, what is this here?
[01:31:55] Question, what percent does the top 1% pay in federal income?
[01:31:58] Question, what percent does the top 1% pay
[01:32:00] in federal income taxes?
[01:32:03] 60 or 70% I think.
[01:32:05] None.
[01:32:12] I think it's about 40 to 50%.
[01:32:14] No, I believe it's about 35% then the top 10% pays 50 to 50%
[01:32:22] Let me look what percentage of federal
[01:32:32] I know it was a 50-60
[01:32:34] $38? Okay, I overshot. I overshot. Okay, there you go. 38%. 60% top 50% pays 99%. The bottom
[01:32:51] 50% of earners only pay 1%. Did you know we actually have the most progressive income
[01:32:54] tax system in the entire Western world? Did you know that? What the matter? Oh, we do.
[01:32:59] Of course you didn't know that. Why know anything before having an opinion? What the
[01:33:03] What the f*** is wrong with you?
[01:33:05] I-
[01:33:07] You're probably a raised taxes person, aren't you?
[01:33:09] But you didn't even know that we have the most progressive income tax in the entire Western world?
[01:33:15] You think-
[01:33:15] I know that-
[01:33:16] You think the top 1% pays 0%?
[01:33:19] Okay, but that's actually just not true according to IRS data.
[01:33:23] They- I mean...
[01:33:25] Comparatively.
[01:33:26] No.
[01:33:26] For what?
[01:33:28] Compar- That is the percentage, just compared to what?
[01:33:30] Compared to what?
[01:33:31] Compared to the bottom 50%?
[01:33:32] No, compared to the bottom 50%
[01:33:33] bottom 50% only pays 1% it's a lot more than uh what then they should yes the bottom 50%
[01:33:41] shouldn't pay 1% it's something like that's interesting you say she can't even make this
[01:33:46] argument you could say that the bottom 50% are taxed in a lot of other regular like uh
[01:33:50] you know ununmitigated ways things like sales tax because more of people's money that they spend
[01:33:56] is spent on consumer goods that are applied to sales tax like you you haven't she doesn't even
[01:34:02] know how to say oh my god which is it I mean Caleb's right but she can't even try to argue
[01:34:08] against this because you know the social programs that you love and you beg for that the entire
[01:34:13] European Union does you know how they pay for it they pay for it with a bat tax you know what a bat
[01:34:17] tax is what's a value added oh wow so you don't even know how they pay for the social programs
[01:34:22] that you're begging for that's a taxes but what's a bat tax another this is pathetic it's a national
[01:34:31] sales tax so I love these videos because you know it's really funny every single one of these
[01:34:39] videos that's made brings us farther away from democracy where we belong every single one of
[01:34:47] these videos these people vote by the way oh she's definitely a voter oh she's 100% a voter think
[01:34:56] think about how much, how much, what, how many crystals do you think this girl owns?
[01:35:01] Oh, overall, that is a less progressive tax than we have anywhere here. So the poorest
[01:35:07] people over in Europe have to pay a flat sales tax to 20 to 25% sales tax. And that's
[01:35:12] additional to other local taxes as well. We had to deal with this inside of Star Forge.
[01:35:18] So a lot of companies, this is a misleading thing that certain companies do inside of
[01:35:23] Selling to a foreign population, right? Like especially European population is that they don't include the VAT tax
[01:35:31] And you have to like correct me if I'm wrong Europeans
[01:35:35] But if the VAT tax isn't paid you have to go to customs and pay the VAT tax as almost like a hidden fee
[01:35:42] After purchasing a product so I asked like this is the reason why like for example like I don't know if they still do it this
[01:35:48] Way, but like at the time
[01:35:50] We, yeah, exactly. And like, we talked to people like Milena, we talked to other people in Europe, and they didn't like that. They thought it was stupid.
[01:35:57] So, and I asked my chat, and I said, do you guys want that, or do you want that actually just to be on the, on the bill of sale that you see immediately, right?
[01:36:05] And that way it's not inconvenient for you, and everybody said that.
[01:36:09] So, like, I actually have a lot of information and knowledge about this, and it's, this, people, they don't know what they'll do.
[01:36:15] A, for the social programs that they benefit, they pay a higher percentage of their income
[01:36:19] to taxes as a natural base to get those percentages.
[01:36:23] Where you say the bottom 50% should even pay 1%?
[01:36:25] No, if we were going to mimic their systems over there, they would be paying much larger
[01:36:29] than 1%, you don't know what the f*** you're talking about.
[01:36:33] Pathetic.
[01:36:34] What am I talking about?
[01:36:36] You just said the bottom 50% should pay less than 1%.
[01:36:39] I said that they are.
[01:36:41] What?
[01:36:42] I said that the billionaires are not paying their fair share.
[01:36:45] How do you define fair share?
[01:36:47] It should be relative to what they make.
[01:36:50] It is.
[01:36:51] That's why it's a progressive tax system.
[01:36:54] Trust me, on what they make, income-wise, they are paying their 40%.
[01:36:58] Well, but if they're saying that they only made $70,000 that year...
[01:37:02] You're talking about their business?
[01:37:04] That's not what they make.
[01:37:05] That's their business.
[01:37:06] And that's relatively fair.
[01:37:07] If they're employing and investing a lot in R&D and new technology, you know we have
[01:37:10] that tax structure for a reason.
[01:37:11] So people are investing in the United States economy so they're building more products
[01:37:14] so they're employing more people, which actually contributes more to the tax base overall.
[01:37:29] In the end, because when they employ more people, that creates payroll taxes on both
[01:37:31] banks, and it actually creates more income tax on the people making over six figures,
[01:37:36] it actually provides more money overall. Because if you collect all the money from all the
[01:37:40] billionaires in the world would be able to fund our federal budget by what? I think a half a year?
[01:37:46] So we create more taxes by creating those tax structures and employing more people.
[01:37:50] Or unionize the top 10 ones.
[01:37:52] Okay.
[01:37:55] You just come in with a talking point. It's just like, what the f-
[01:37:59] What the f- was that? Nothing to do with the point I said.
[01:38:03] There was another quip with this girl. I wanted to show it on my stream. Some of these people
[01:38:12] are just so special. They're so special. Your parents named you that? My chosen family did.
[01:38:22] Oh boy, that's a term I've never heard before
[01:38:32] It's cool choose to be a family
[01:38:34] Well, what's that community? Yeah, you don't always get to maintain your most close relatives your blood relatives
[01:38:42] So you like they just miss you. No, no sounds like you maintain them. I do not
[01:38:48] speak with my parents. You chose. They did not choose. Their decisions have made our
[01:38:55] relationship what it is today. What did they choose? They chose extremism over
[01:39:01] their child. This is the kind of person that plays mixtape. This is the target
[01:39:09] audience for mixtape right here. This is it. Oh my God. Wow. I guys. The reason why I'm
[01:39:21] playing all these videos is that I want to destroy the fantasy of democracy. I want to
[01:39:30] destroy it. I want to get rid of the idea of universal suffrage. I want you to see and
[01:39:37] fully understand how big of a problem this is. People have too many rights. The wrong
[01:39:46] people have too too many rights and the right people have too few rights. That's my goal.
[01:39:54] Okay, so the blue hair, got it. Okay, which usually qualifies towards more extreme people.
[01:40:04] usually what's their extremism? Their extremes are just not very minority inclusive despite
[01:40:11] what they might say, their actions they otherwise. What's their actions that are so extreme?
[01:40:16] They kill minorities? They're not helping them. Well not helping's extreme? Don't they
[01:40:22] pay taxes? Like if you're white, like I mean, do we have to, I mean, I don't know if people
[01:40:33] People are ready for this, though.
[01:40:36] If you look at racial demographics and net positive and net negative taxpayers, that's
[01:40:43] crazy.
[01:40:44] It sure is.
[01:40:49] Wow.
[01:40:51] What's Hal Bain?
[01:40:54] We've had extended conversations about what politics looks like in the world.
[01:41:02] when would they discuss it? The things that they say or choose not to say are pretty detrimental, yeah.
[01:41:11] That doesn't sound like it. What does this even mean? This is not if it really means anything.
[01:41:17] Oh my god, what an airhead. These people, they're not even saying anything.
[01:41:23] Like what is it? It's just like it's just die like there is more meaningful impact of dialogue
[01:41:30] Inside of like a fucking a filler quest and Genshin impact. This is crazy. It's just jibberish. Yes
[01:41:42] Extremism
[01:41:43] You know what the word extremism means. Yeah, what do they do? That's extreme
[01:41:48] There was once upon a time when Kamala came out with Pamela. Thank you. You're gonna get canceled for that
[01:41:55] She was talking about how
[01:41:57] Our current president wanted to have general is this like I can't is this like Voldemort
[01:42:07] Are you Voldemorting Donald?
[01:42:11] No way you're doing that. Oh
[01:42:14] My god
[01:42:18] More like dictators of old
[01:42:20] more like dictated just say Trump's like Hitler just just say it and you know do
[01:42:26] you want to know the reason why she's not saying it it's because she knows it's
[01:42:30] stupid and she knows she's gonna get made fun of and mocked and humiliated for
[01:42:35] saying something so stupid and that's the reason why these people have to
[01:42:39] exist inside of there well for her her witch commune or her witch coven where
[01:42:45] they collect crystals and they read tarot cards about how they're gonna cast a
[01:42:49] spell on Donald Trump to make him, you know, spontaneously combust.
[01:42:55] This is it. It's what they do.
[01:42:57] And I asked my parents what they felt about that.
[01:43:00] And they said it being needed the context.
[01:43:03] And I said, under what context is it OK to like want?
[01:43:06] Well, maybe they wanted to understand if he was doing his classic rifting
[01:43:11] or if he was being an actual dictator, which would be bad.
[01:43:15] But we know if you follow politics, which I assume you do,
[01:43:19] he is a rifting guy and you take like a grain of salt with pretty much everything.
[01:43:24] There's just a bullshitter. Including sane pieces close and around,
[01:43:29] which I think you would agree with. And also like threatening to nukes them,
[01:43:33] an entire population. Exactly.
[01:43:36] I was trying to explain this to a female, to a void. She's not a void.
[01:43:43] Sometimes she is. And I was trying to explain the straight of her moves.
[01:43:51] Didn't even know what the fuck it was.
[01:43:59] Like I'm explaining this. I'm like, we see, okay, so there's like this area, right? And so, okay,
[01:44:12] So this is like Saudi Arabia, right?
[01:44:15] It's like Qatar and like, you see that?
[01:44:17] Okay, so on the other side, there's like a rod.
[01:44:20] And so for the last like 40, okay, so in 1979, okay,
[01:44:25] so there was a guy in France that like, okay,
[01:44:29] so this guy, remember the guy with the turban?
[01:44:31] Okay, it wasn't him, it was the guy before him.
[01:44:34] So then he's explaining it.
[01:44:36] And it was like, what about the Gays and Rose?
[01:44:38] And I realized like halfway through,
[01:44:40] I was like, you know what?
[01:44:42] Let's talk about something else. Let's talk about something else. Let's get into another
[01:44:52] thing. And let me guess, yeah. Yeah, talking about Love Island, yeah. Is it explaining
[01:44:58] more to the rings? I know. And no, a lot of these girls, like, oh, one more, one more.
[01:45:07] Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy. My girlfriend lives there and she didn't want to come to America.
[01:45:18] Also, she came to America? Well, she has a visa. I mean, she's here. She has a visa.
[01:45:24] She didn't want to come to America. She doesn't have visa. She doesn't have visa. She's actually here.
[01:45:30] She doesn't have a green card and she doesn't want to get dual citizenship. But I've always wanted,
[01:45:34] wanted because America sucks and she doesn't like America just like yeah yeah
[01:45:39] okay I love seeing a 500 pound white woman talk about how bad America is I
[01:45:46] love seeing that it it's exactly what I've been waiting for she's actually
[01:45:57] about 380 pounds assuming that she's average height I can I can trust me I
[01:46:03] I can tell.
[01:46:04] That's why everyone tries to move here.
[01:46:05] That's interesting.
[01:46:06] Why does America suck?
[01:46:08] Well, one, we're gay.
[01:46:09] So like everything that's going on with like-
[01:46:11] Park is very gay.
[01:46:13] It's not heading that direction, Caleb.
[01:46:16] It's not heading in the direction of being gay.
[01:46:20] Yeah, it is.
[01:46:23] America, like being gay,
[01:46:25] like I think that nobody cares about being gay.
[01:46:29] Like I really think this,
[01:46:30] like nobody actually cares about this.
[01:46:32] They don't want to have it in kids movies.
[01:46:34] They don't want to have gay parades
[01:46:36] where there's like naked dudes running around.
[01:46:38] Yeah, sure.
[01:46:39] But like, I don't think anybody cares.
[01:46:41] Like, nobody gives a shit anymore.
[01:46:42] It's not 1995.
[01:46:46] Like, what are we even talking about anymore?
[01:46:49] Sorry.
[01:46:50] Well, like, with gay, like being okay,
[01:46:52] like we're kind of going more into like laws
[01:46:55] that especially like against the trans community.
[01:46:58] And then also.
[01:46:59] Against the trans community?
[01:47:00] Like what law?
[01:47:01] like you can't go into a woman's bathroom if you're a man.
[01:47:06] No, but I mean, it's a part of our community, the LGBTQ community.
[01:47:10] We have to remember the trans people too.
[01:47:12] No, sure, but it's not really going anti-gay.
[01:47:14] Things have only gone better for gay.
[01:47:16] In fact, typically, even with trans things, despite what rhetoric you might see,
[01:47:23] because grass is always greener, typically the United States is on the forefront of progressive values.
[01:47:28] It's been European countries that banned beta blockers and other surgeries and anything for people age where you can still get that in the United
[01:47:36] I don't know about that. Yeah
[01:47:39] Say it's a yeah, where do we tend to be on the more progressive? Hey, do whatever you want side of things living to Europe
[01:47:46] We know you're not moving
[01:47:49] We can see that
[01:47:51] Give me a second. I already use a bathroom. Oh
[01:47:53] Oh, my God, it's just crazy, guys, it really is.
[01:48:53] I've been considering increasing how often I take a shower to like once uh like every
[01:49:20] other week.
[01:49:23] I did a test at the beginning of the year and I took a shower or I took a bath every
[01:49:31] single day of the entire month except for two days because the water was frozen.
[01:49:38] And nobody noticed and nobody cared.
[01:49:44] It never changed anything.
[01:49:50] That's it. Nobody had any idea it even happened.
[01:49:57] That's crazy, right?
[01:49:59] Well, the other day, actually, I went out, I did some yard work.
[01:50:03] I literally just went out to my fucking front yard after my show with that fucking machete.
[01:50:14] And I just cut up a tree branch and saw that it took a while to do.
[01:50:19] And I had to put that shit away
[01:50:22] The bullshit be me it took 10 seconds. I took like probably 15 20 minutes something like that
[01:50:28] Y'all work every time. Yeah, no one around you noticed. No, my neighbors were nobody was outside. I just went and did it
[01:50:36] Anyway, let me let me our only continue
[01:50:39] Be on the more progressive. Hey, do whatever you want side of things
[01:50:43] living to Europe.
[01:50:44] Well, exactly.
[01:50:45] Interesting.
[01:50:46] That feels like getting more progressive, whereas we're kind of going back.
[01:50:48] Getting more progressive.
[01:50:49] And how does very traditionally Catholic Mexico think of trans people?
[01:50:55] Well, even though, like, sometimes there are people that have religious views, they're
[01:50:59] not, like, quiet.
[01:51:00] Like, here we have the conservatives, which, since they're more prominent, I feel like they're
[01:51:05] kind of ruining America.
[01:51:06] They're more prominent.
[01:51:07] Well, they won the last election.
[01:51:08] Yeah.
[01:51:09] Well, they win the midterms.
[01:51:10] Typically not.
[01:51:11] Let you fear the sitting majority don't usually win in the midterm hasn't brought home the bacon
[01:51:18] He hasn't brought home the bacon he hasn't done the things that people loaded for him to do
[01:51:22] He's brought home some bacon, but I wanted the whole pack
[01:51:29] But either way even
[01:51:33] Republicans tend to not really have issues gay people these days
[01:51:36] Trans very hot topic for her. I feel like a lot of the Republicans do have a problem with gay people
[01:51:42] But in Mexico like I feel more safe like being gay holding hands with my girlfriend even in like a small town
[01:51:47] Gangs not kill you for being gay in Mexico. Oh, really? No, absolutely not a hundred percent
[01:51:53] No gangs are not against people being gay the whole like thing with like the cartel
[01:51:58] You're only gonna end up in deep shit with them if you go looking for deep shit. So if you're an idiot, yeah
[01:52:03] But if you're not stupid, you're not gonna get killed. I don't know. I don't think you know usually where I
[01:52:08] Hear like you can get killed
[01:52:11] Typically, it's here for being gay Caleb. So you can get killed dude. This is it's so good
[01:52:19] You can get healed you can get killed here. Let me just you can get killed here for being gay Caleb
[01:52:25] It makes me so fucking mad I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him,
[01:52:35] I hate him.
[01:52:36] Oh, I hate him.
[01:52:37] I hate him.
[01:52:38] Oh, my God.
[01:52:40] How often does that happen?
[01:52:42] Happens?
[01:52:43] Very often?
[01:52:44] Please tell me.
[01:52:45] Give me a recent case.
[01:52:46] Well, there's the Sam Nordiquist that happened in the last year and then there was also a
[01:52:51] trans woman who was killed recently here, but I haven't done like a bunch of research.
[01:52:56] I just wanted to talk.
[01:52:57] So she killed for being trans or was she killed because people died?
[01:52:59] People do die.
[01:53:00] Well, Sam Nordquist, I don't know a lot about her story, but Sam Nordquist, he was killed
[01:53:03] for being trans.
[01:53:04] Gallup May 2025, just under 70% in the United States support gay marriage.
[01:53:11] Mexico just about 60%.
[01:53:12] Well, I don't know, I feel safer in Mexico.
[01:53:16] Feel.
[01:53:17] And yeah, I mean, I've never had an issue and I've had like a lot of people be homophobic
[01:53:21] here in America. And I come from like a Christian conservative family. So maybe it's that in
[01:53:26] the country. But also like, I don't know, I would never raise kids in America and I've
[01:53:31] never wanted to like live here permanently. So I'm very excited. Thank God. Thank God.
[01:53:38] We can send her somewhere else. You know what? You don't want to live here. It's actually
[01:53:48] infuriating again these people no no you guys don't understand how bad this
[01:53:53] really is there are so many of these people out there and they vote and they
[01:53:58] have rights they have the same rights that you do to be starting my life well
[01:54:04] I'm okay with you moving somewhere and I'm okay with you me too me too and that
[01:54:09] And he even retweeted this and he said, we are surrounded by retards.
[01:54:15] Yeah.
[01:54:17] That's one way to say it, right?
[01:54:21] I mean, holy shit.
[01:54:23] Oh my God.
[01:54:25] This is just insane.
[01:54:27] I don't even know what to say about this, man.
[01:54:29] These people are out of their fucking mind.
[01:54:32] And I just watched some of these videos and it's just, holy fuck, man.
[01:54:38] I never learned doing an oil change. No, I did was no reason to I mean that's it
[01:54:42] Anonymous for retorts. Yeah, and what is this here if she went to Mexico the obesity epidemic will go down tremendously
[01:54:47] Maybe I don't know reminds me of a couple that moved to Africa, but then the lizards were too crazy
[01:54:52] Yeah, I remember that that that fucking that black lady. I'm sick of these bullshit lizards
[01:55:03] Come on back come on back see you were yay. Hey
[01:55:08] You thought it was bad. It's not so bad, huh?
[01:55:11] Welcome back to America.
[01:55:14] That's right. I'm sick of these bullshit lizards.
[01:55:18] The lot lizards? Well, that's a different kind of lizard, okay?
[01:55:22] And why is the guy interviewing ugly fat chicks? I mean, again, because there's a lot of them, man.
[01:55:26] There's a whole lot of them. Where is it here?
[01:55:29] Yeah. So, a woman moved to Africa, apparently, to get away from, you know, America.
[01:55:37] they say it's because of white racism it's kind of hard to say she moved to
[01:55:40] africa and it made her realize that she's actually in america
[01:55:44] but yeah, i'd rather go back to america before i see her in africa
[01:55:49] they deal with the bullshit robbery the bullshit
[01:55:52] fraud
[01:55:53] the bullshit scam
[01:55:54] the bullshit
[01:55:55] too expensive
[01:55:56] the bullshit not having no snacks
[01:55:58] the bullshit not having no food
[01:56:00] the bullshit electricity
[01:56:02] the bullshit hot water
[01:56:06] the bullshit lizards
[01:56:08] the bullshit animals, big ass spiders, and big ass lizards
[01:56:12] colorful lizards, you ain't never seen before
[01:56:14] all in the room with you
[01:56:16] you didn't even know this type of iguana existed
[01:56:20] go outside your hut you say what the fuck
[01:56:26] sleeping with you
[01:56:27] all the bullshit people try to scam you when you go outside and then you get rich
[01:56:31] so they try to get more money off you
[01:56:33] I'm really trying to write.
[01:56:35] Well, she went to Africa and she didn't realize it was a PVP server.
[01:56:38] She actually thought it was going to be better than the U.S.
[01:56:41] I'm a heroine.
[01:56:41] Yeah, she found out.
[01:56:42] I'm really proud of her.
[01:56:43] There are a lot of people, this is, I think it's true, that there are a lot of people,
[01:56:48] especially people that are black, that think that they're going to have some camaraderie
[01:56:53] with Africans if they go to Africa, and I think that there's many people like her that
[01:56:58] you think that you have camaraderie with these people.
[01:57:00] You go over there.
[01:57:01] You deal with it.
[01:57:02] you live like they do, and you say, wait a minute guys,
[01:57:06] I'm actually an American.
[01:57:08] That's it.
[01:57:09] Wait a second.
[01:57:12] On second thought, guys, time to go back, all right?
[01:57:17] And right back for it, yeah, there's a lot,
[01:57:19] there are lions.
[01:57:21] Right back.
[01:57:22] How are Americans coming to Africa?
[01:57:25] Are they happy?
[01:57:26] Because for me, I'm ready to go, to live in a house
[01:57:29] where you look outside and all you see
[01:57:31] with turkeys and ducks and chickens and sheeps and old malnourished cows.
[01:57:37] Absolutely. What did she expect? I don't know what she expected.
[01:57:41] I don't know what these people expect at all. It's just embarrassing. They can't deal with factory default settings.
[01:57:46] Well, they don't understand what factory default settings are. They don't even, they don't get it.
[01:57:51] They have no idea it's even happening. Your parents need you.
[01:57:53] So like to me, I think that's really what happens. They have no clue this is even happening to begin with.
[01:57:58] so this is the same guy by the way
[01:58:01] all my god this weirdo
[01:58:04] california senator scott weiner just voted down a bill to ban registered sex
[01:58:09] offenders from office
[01:58:11] he calls them minor crimes you know what the worst part is he's right
[01:58:17] potentially a very dangerous road
[01:58:20] we're going down
[01:58:21] to say that minor crimes
[01:58:24] are going to ban you
[01:58:25] for life
[01:58:26] running for office
[01:58:27] that we're living in a democracy where people get to run for office including
[01:58:31] people who have a lot of flaws this is I mean the flaw being that you're a sex
[01:58:36] offender is pretty bad right I mean like I think that's like super bad that's
[01:58:40] really bad I don't know what's wrong with him yeah like what is this he's
[01:58:45] telling on himself he's a shit bag I know I know I hate this guy I think he's
[01:58:49] the worst and also this is the guy that directed Citizen Vigilante he said if it
[01:58:55] were six neo-nazis raping a migrant woman in the film, it would have been the opening
[01:59:00] film of the Bernondale. Man. And I think he's right. I do. I think he's right. And yes,
[01:59:12] absolutely. And I hope that he makes a second one. Wouldn't it be crazy if this guy who
[01:59:17] like everybody, everybody's hated this guy for like fucking, you know, 30 years, he
[01:59:22] redeems himself by actually making movies like this that would be really kind of funny so listen to this
[01:59:48] Isn't that not saying
[01:59:50] They're not letting Afroman walk the red carpet at the BET Awards.
[01:59:58] I'm sorry, but-
[02:00:20] you
[02:00:50] you
[02:01:20] you
[02:01:50] you
[02:02:20] you
[02:02:50] Oh my god, it's a tourist attraction. This is what they do
[02:03:20] Oh my god!
[02:03:27] Nio, someone lives here Mike, Nio, someone lives here.
[02:03:38] Say it my big boy, I will be back, yes.
[02:03:45] Isn't it way cuter when it's a seal and not a fanatic?
[02:03:50] It's so much funnier when it's a seal.
[02:04:20] Damn!
[02:04:26] What are you doing?
[02:04:30] Look at this thing.
[02:04:31] What are you doing?
[02:04:33] Oh my god, less dangerous as well?
[02:04:36] Yeah, I guess so.
[02:04:38] I love how this is Neil Druckmann.
[02:04:39] Oh my god.
[02:04:41] No, that's a different one.
[02:04:43] Neil the seal is back.
[02:04:44] You can see that.
[02:04:45] Oh my fucking god.
[02:04:47] And this is...
[02:04:49] Neil the seal has gone through two cruisers, they're just moving it now
[02:04:53] bollards
[02:04:55] Electric fences there's another cruiser down there. He's smashed through this fence
[02:05:01] He's gonna break it
[02:05:05] And he's back
[02:05:08] In his favorite spot
[02:05:10] Next to the fence
[02:05:12] There's nothing that'll stop him. Oh
[02:05:14] Oh my god.
[02:05:17] Wow.
[02:05:22] And uh, Gideon body cam dropped.
[02:05:24] Oh shit.
[02:05:25] Okay.
[02:05:26] We're gonna watch that.
[02:05:27] Give me a bit.
[02:05:28] And this is also, this was him.
[02:05:31] This was him whenever he was lower level, like he's leveled up since then.
[02:05:35] Look at this.
[02:05:36] See?
[02:05:37] And people said that apparently this isn't even his final form.
[02:05:44] Like he might actually, oh, this is, yeah,
[02:05:46] doesn't that seal kill somebody?
[02:05:48] I don't want to watch that, obviously.
[02:05:50] So apparently this isn't even his final form
[02:05:53] and he's going to continually get even bigger.
[02:05:59] This is the one I already saw before he will get bigger.
[02:06:01] Yeah.
[02:06:02] I mean, like this is going to become a situation.
[02:06:04] The final form is coming.
[02:06:06] He killed someone.
[02:06:07] No, not him.
[02:06:07] It was another seal.
[02:06:09] How old is he?
[02:06:10] It said it's an adolescent one, right?
[02:06:13] So, yeah, apparently there's gonna be more of these.
[02:06:15] I think this is really funny, I do.
[02:06:18] The Tasmania's favorite celebrity
[02:06:20] stopping in front of nothing to his wreckful adventure.
[02:06:22] Neil is back.
[02:06:24] This.
[02:06:25] This.
[02:06:25] This.
[02:06:26] This.
[02:06:27] This.
[02:06:28] This.
[02:06:29] This.
[02:06:30] This.
[02:06:30] This.
[02:06:31] This.
[02:06:32] This.
[02:06:33] This.
[02:06:34] This.
[02:06:35] This.
[02:06:35] This.
[02:06:36] This.
[02:06:37] This.
[02:06:38] This.
[02:06:39] This.
[02:06:40] This.
[02:06:40] This.
[02:06:41] This.
[02:06:42] You gave him a Navy Seal? Yeah. Niel isn't violent from all accounts. Yeah, fuck those
[02:06:46] poles. Oh my god, look at all this. In the past, I used the model, but I found out the
[02:06:51] breaking stuff and wrecking havoc is more fun. Yeah. You can tell this was edited by
[02:06:59] the Australian. Yeah. I think it's really funny to see this kind of stuff. It really
[02:07:04] is. It's great. Elephants, elephant seals are terrifying in their final evolution. It's
[02:07:08] heavily armored strength build. Elephant Seals. Are there
[02:07:12] Elephant Seals? What's an Elephant Seal?
[02:07:20] Oh!
[02:07:24] Yeah, it was in Monster Hunter, right?
[02:07:28] Yeah, I remember those. Those were, yeah, those did a lot of
[02:07:30] damage. Oh, that's what Neil is, bro. Wait, are you telling me
[02:07:36] he's gonna evolve into this?
[02:07:41] Oh, fuck.
[02:07:45] Because, yeah, that's basically how he looks now.
[02:07:48] They can be up to 11,000 pounds.
[02:08:02] Oh, my God.
[02:08:06] Bro!
[02:08:08] Neil will be unstoppable!
[02:08:13] The community's not ready!
[02:08:17] Oh no! It's the Elden Beast!
[02:08:23] Oh no!
[02:08:27] Oh my god! I didn't even know they were this big! This is insane!
[02:08:33] Holy fucking shit. This is gigantic. It's like Jabba the Hutt. Yes. I
[02:08:41] Actually, yes, what the fuck? I didn't even know this
[02:08:47] Holy fuck
[02:08:52] I equate it to feeling like you're in Jurassic Park or something
[02:08:56] You know, you're only three minutes away, but it feels like you're in a completely different universe
[02:09:00] So this is their world and you just get to be sort of like a fly on the wall.
[02:09:08] My name is Carolyn Casey and I'm a graduate student research colony located just north of UC Santa Cruz.
[02:09:14] And they sort of cite to establish access to breeding females.
[02:09:19] And then once those hangar keys have been established,
[02:09:23] they will often emit sort of ritualized displays that also include vocalizations.
[02:09:30] Yeah, look how big it is finally we did play back experiments to test the functional relevance of these calls to listeners to see whether or not an
[02:09:40] individual had to have experience kind of reversely if oh my god look how fast it is to
[02:09:49] There's so these things are fucking just so that's what he's gonna evolve into
[02:09:54] Holy shit, and it's only five years old.
[02:10:14] How long does it take for it to fully evolve?
[02:10:24] evolution is where well how long 50 million years no no no no no no no no no
[02:10:33] I mean like I mean reach full size yeah okay yeah Jim and I would have never
[02:10:47] got that wrong. Several years, puppet birth, weaning females, males, full physical so he's not even
[02:10:58] going to reach full power for potentially three to five more years. He's gonna be ramping for three
[02:11:07] to five more years holy fuck he's only halfway there oh my god guys four
[02:11:19] thousand to five thousand pounds yeah but some of them could probably get
[02:11:21] really big I bet this one's gonna get even bigger because you know oh by the
[02:11:27] way oh man all right
[02:11:33] Rage and tears are recording his best friend of 25 years, finding out that he stole over
[02:11:43] a hundred bands from him.
[02:11:47] One thing about blacks.
[02:11:50] Yeah.
[02:11:54] Yeah, what about it?
[02:12:02] I'm gonna say this as somebody black, one of the most untrustworthy people in business.
[02:12:07] Hands down.
[02:12:11] Especially people that are quote unquote, close to you.
[02:12:17] Why do you think you have a Jewish accountant?
[02:12:20] Or a...
[02:12:25] Guys, I have no comment on any of this.
[02:12:29] Anybody else is not black accountant.
[02:12:31] I'm not trusting. You think that I'm gonna trust a black accountant?
[02:12:36] You think that I'm gonna trust a black lawyer?
[02:12:39] No
[02:12:55] I don't want niggas in charge of my money or my freedom or anything that has to do with the justice system
[02:13:01] So for a damn sure can't trust you around my fucking money
[02:13:05] All right
[02:13:06] It's just a rule of thumb thing about niggas is
[02:13:10] What about them? It's this weird thing. Well, I'm gonna just speak for American blacks. I'm not sure
[02:13:16] You guys rock out in Jamaica or you know, Trinidad or not fucking countries, whatever
[02:13:23] But in America blacks are the grimeiest people to each other
[02:13:28] You could be the best friend ever and
[02:13:30] And secretly
[02:13:33] Your quote-unquote friend will be hating on you on the low wishing that you fell
[02:13:39] hoping that you lose money
[02:13:43] Like crabs the crab mentality, bro. Like is this real? Oh my god. Oh my goodness
[02:13:52] Jesus
[02:13:53] Okay, trying to steal from you in some sort of way or try to get shit from you for the low
[02:14:00] And just be waiting on your downfall and we're stealing from you
[02:14:05] God damn
[02:14:07] Aboboar shut up for the 16 months like I said all of my stories where people were grimey to me
[02:14:12] That I was the best to let me guess
[02:14:17] What did they all have in common blacks?
[02:14:19] always talk about this game stolen when I was a kid when I tried to have black
[02:14:31] friends none of my Hispanic friends white friends when I was a child none of
[02:14:35] them stole anything from me as soon as I let blacks in my house motherfuckers ate
[02:14:40] up all my eagle waffles drank up all my canned juices
[02:14:47] I stole all my games and I didn't realize my games were stolen and so I got older like
[02:14:54] damn oh shit when I was in big red oh it was Arthur and blah blah blah the black stole
[02:15:03] it like I said every grimy story I got about somebody trying to fuck me over doing scandalous
[02:15:12] shit that I considered a friend was black oh my god that's not dude dude like
[02:15:34] wait you the only person who's disagreeing is disagreeing because they're
[02:15:40] saying that Jews steal money too. Oh my god. Oh my god. I I don't even know what
[02:15:56] to say and wow and he's gonna take forever to cover that is insane man and
[02:16:03] wow and he tries to because it should know I don't want to hear about how
[02:16:08] Somebody tried to steal some cousin's shoes. Oh my god
[02:16:15] That is just crazy a bad person. I got racist motherfucker like turn that shit off as soon as he emphasizes blacks
[02:16:24] LMFAO hell nah
[02:16:28] My favorite white supremacy streamer that is crazy check out Chris Rock stand up on this
[02:16:35] Oh, no, nobody has a problem with black people. They gotta know I
[02:16:39] Guys you really think I haven't seen that like I've seen every single one of these things
[02:16:45] I've gone through all of it, but I know all this okay guys like let's be real and
[02:16:51] Chacks out. Yeah, I'm fully fucking aware
[02:16:55] So dumb I say white supremacy. I mean again, it's just people fucking around but it is funny for me to say and
[02:17:02] Oh my god
[02:17:04] this is also like so dad this is basically a meeting I would say a meeting
[02:17:12] of the minds but like whatever actually the opposite of that is a meeting of the
[02:17:19] people a meeting of the individuals Dan blazarian Jake shields and Owen
[02:17:27] Benjamin cry about Nick flint as calling them low IQ semites
[02:17:35] Yeah, that was that was one it was the normalizing Epstein like saying that he wasn't a pedophile that was fucking like
[02:17:42] Yeah, the coolest guy ever that or that's what he said then and I don't know if it was before after it was obvious that Epstein was
[02:17:50] Charismatic Hitler was charismatic doesn't mean Hitler's charismatic Mal was charismatic Stalin was charismatic
[02:17:57] Saying that somebody's charismatic isn't like Nishralla Hassan Nishralla, the leader of Hezbollah was charismatic
[02:18:04] Like this is oh my god Obama, but yeah Mussolini
[02:18:09] Zoran Mendami is charismatic like it. This is Jesus Christ
[02:18:16] This is such a low IQ thing to say
[02:18:19] But the Charlie Kirk thing saying anybody that doesn't agree with the Charlie Kirk narratives and low IQ anti-Semite like weaponizing that word to like fucking trash
[02:18:26] anybody that question the government narrative that's fucking crazy him even
[02:18:32] just saying low IQ anti-semite was very fucking strange it was like for me I
[02:18:35] want all of it I want the idiots talking about it I want the smart people I
[02:18:39] want somebody in between because they're the best dudes I know have low IQers
[02:18:42] they're like awesome guys do yeah you know it's like yeah I don't care like get
[02:18:47] the fucking some of the biggest pieces of shit I've ever met and pussies too you
[02:18:52] know like we need the fucking soldiers as well yeah Marines a lot of those guys
[02:18:56] might not be the fucking you know 150 fucking IQ guys but they'll go fucking
[02:19:01] kick a door in you know guys like fun days aren't gonna kick any fucking doors
[02:19:04] yeah IQ guys are actually easily tricked because they can conceive of these
[02:19:07] giant things and they get stuck in these patterns where a low IQ guy can just be
[02:19:12] like yeah but in a I can't dig a hole you know and they just see it for what it
[02:19:17] is you know yeah
[02:19:21] I mean, it was that and then him fucking shitting on Casey Putch and then endorsing a female
[02:19:44] juke Democrat that is fucking crazy.
[02:19:47] So Casey Putch.
[02:19:48] Yeah, a white Christian nationalist guy. I'm not like the, you know, white pride guy, but
[02:19:53] you know, that's what Nick is supposedly about. And he says that women are like the most worthless
[02:19:57] fucking things ever. All this stuff, right? So then, and also he says the shit about the
[02:20:02] Jesus, like this is totally uncorrelated to what you've been saying. And not to mention,
[02:20:06] three months ago, he went on every fucking major podcast in America and talked about the left is
[02:20:10] coming to kill us, you know, the blacks of this, but you know, just all the typical fucking Fox
[02:20:14] new shit, not the crux of the fucking issue, which is your supremacy, you just like didn't
[02:20:19] speak about that on any of these podcasts.
[02:20:21] Look, I get it.
[02:20:22] If you don't want to talk about that on every fucking podcast, it might get fucking boring.
[02:20:25] I get that.
[02:20:26] But to not mention it on any of the mainstream stuff, like he's been waiting his whole fucking
[02:20:29] life to get on peers, to get on Tucker, to get on fucking all.
[02:20:35] He's so dumb.
[02:20:39] It's actually crazy how stupid he is.
[02:20:43] Oh my God.
[02:20:48] Has it ever occurred to you that you don't immediately, like have you ever heard of the
[02:20:53] concept of foreplay?
[02:20:56] You don't come out swinging like on day one with like your most extreme viewpoints.
[02:21:04] You want to get people to start agreeing with you, and that way they see you as reasonable,
[02:21:12] and then over time, then you move into the more extreme viewpoints and you transition
[02:21:18] them to that.
[02:21:21] That's the way it works.
[02:21:23] That's what he's obviously doing.
[02:21:25] You're not going to go on there and talk about how the Jews control everything because it's
[02:21:30] too far outside of the window and people are going to disregard you entirely. How do you boil a frog?
[02:21:37] You don't do it by throwing it in a fucking pot of boiling water. You put it in water and then you
[02:21:43] slowly turn up the temperature. That's what you do. How do you not understand this?
[02:21:52] Like, really? How do you not get this? Like, shouldn't he under... Oh my God.
[02:22:00] All these shows gets on all of them, doesn't say a word about the most important fucking
[02:22:05] issue.
[02:22:06] And I also find it weird that he just like, it's actually, by the way, not even true.
[02:22:09] We talked about it in the Tucker Carlson interview for quite a while, coordinated all of a sudden
[02:22:12] after he fucking went out and said, anybody that doesn't accept the Charlie Kirk narrative
[02:22:16] is a fucking retard.
[02:22:18] All of a sudden just gets every fucking major podcast in America.
[02:22:21] Yeah.
[02:22:22] I mean, as someone who was deep platform from like actual banks and shit, they don't write
[02:22:27] it up in the New York times.
[02:22:28] They're not like the most canceled man.
[02:22:31] And it's like this is sleek photo.
[02:22:33] No, no, no, no, they don't, they don't say your name ever.
[02:22:36] You know, their name, exactly.
[02:22:42] What a group of individuals.
[02:22:46] What a special group of people.
[02:22:50] This is so this is really like I, I don't even know what to say about people like
[02:22:55] that. I really don't. I don't understand it.
[02:22:58] i don't get it i have no idea why this is even happening
[02:23:01] but that's it
[02:23:02] i feel dumber for having watched this i'm not surprised i'm definitely not
[02:23:07] and uh... let me scroll down i'll pull up a few more and then oh yeah just another
[02:23:11] little little bonus
[02:23:13] they always try to push people
[02:23:16] or purity test people on
[02:23:19] political positions it just aren't possible they're not like politically
[02:23:21] terrible positions
[02:23:23] right so all
[02:23:23] how do you want trust
[02:23:24] become pro hummus like that's crazy
[02:23:27] Jesus Christ!
[02:23:30] Never going to happen, but the equivalent would literally be for him to be Pro Hamas.
[02:23:34] Okay, if you're pro-Israel during the genocide, you have to be Pro Hamas when you're anti-genocide.
[02:23:40] That's a clue. That's a ban. You know, you have to be Pro Hamas to win our favor.
[02:23:44] Imfiguous.
[02:23:45] You are not allowed to be pro-terrorism. Like, you can't even watch terrorist videos
[02:23:51] and be critical of them. You're like not allowed to, you're not allowed to do it.
[02:23:56] Terrorism and violent extremism promote unlawful violence and spread messages of intolerance,
[02:24:00] which does not allow content that depicts, glorifies, encourages, or supports terrorism,
[02:24:04] or violent extremist actors or acts.
[02:24:07] This includes threatening to or encouraging others to commit acts that result in serious physical harm
[02:24:11] or significant property destructions. For example, you may not display or link
[02:24:16] terrorist or extremist propaganda, including graphic pictures, or footage of terrorist or extremist violence,
[02:24:20] even for the purpose of denouncing said content. Meanwhile, Hasan, you need to become a Hamas supporter.
[02:24:25] But who not that took not that actually forces any of their shit, of course, but that's crazy
[02:24:29] It's actually crazy how ideologically captured they are it is insane
[02:24:33] And I don't know why that happens confirms losses. It'll be fine. Oh, oh, ethan is filing and appeal
[02:24:39] So this is so we lost the denim's case, but we are appealing according to the judge
[02:24:44] You can react to any piece of copyrighted work in its entirety
[02:24:48] Immediately upon release so long as you pause occasionally
[02:24:51] You can even explicitly state your intention is to steal money and traffic from the original source
[02:24:56] This judgment is also in total contradiction to the other judges ruling in the same district regarding the snark mods
[02:25:02] I'm extremely confident. This will be overruled by the appellate courts and we will be proceeding with the appeal
[02:25:09] Patriot. Oh
[02:25:11] Man, I love to see it. That's right
[02:25:15] That's right. Thank God
[02:25:17] Yep, there it is, sounds like a f- yeah, I mean, I totally agree with Ethan, I am.
[02:25:22] I'm totally on board with him because, yeah, it's just ridiculous.
[02:25:25] How the fuck can you go and do that?
[02:25:27] How can you go and do that?
[02:25:28] And somehow, there isn't something clearly wrong.
[02:25:31] I mean, yes, obviously there's something that's a female judge confirmed, well, I don't know
[02:25:35] really what that is, I have no idea at all.
[02:25:38] So yeah, and yeah, ship judges happen, yeah, didn't I just got to the judge?
[02:25:42] Well, I don't know why they made the ruling, I have no idea, maybe the judge didn't like
[02:25:46] like Ethan, maybe they just made a bad decision, maybe they misunderstood the case, or maybe
[02:25:50] their viewpoint just simply is not the same viewpoint that other people have, I'm not
[02:25:55] sure but I agree with and I support Ethan and I hope that Ethan is able to get justice.
[02:26:00] I think that's what happens, that's what should happen at least, right?
[02:26:04] We'll see what it is.
[02:26:05] What is this here?
[02:26:06] Ladies and gentlemen, those beautiful women in the world and with a face that launched
[02:26:09] a thousand ships.
[02:26:10] Is this Helen of Troy?
[02:26:12] I mean, I don't know why, again, like everybody knows Helen of Troy wasn't black.
[02:26:17] Casting a black female as Helen of Troy is obvious social messaging and it just immediately kills the
[02:26:23] immersion for a movie. Every time you see that, it is just instantaneously, okay, you're adding this
[02:26:30] in there in order to push the message that, I don't know, diverse people of other ethnicities
[02:26:37] are very attractive or some other sort of variation of that. It's totally unnecessary.
[02:26:43] Nobody wants to see this. And even the people like I think honestly it's just it's it's degrading.
[02:26:49] It's disrespectful to everybody involved. Honestly, it's tiresome. It is. It's super tiresome.
[02:26:55] I think it's fake. People think it's fake. I do hope so, right? Achilles is not a small
[02:26:59] trans person. Well, I don't think that's actually what happened. The Domino's I saw this makes as
[02:27:03] as much sense as us changing the digital pizzas.
[02:27:06] That's about right.
[02:27:07] What's amazing is in the book,
[02:27:08] describes Helen Detroit's appearance.
[02:27:10] Well, they're just changing it
[02:27:11] in order to make it a narrative for you.
[02:27:13] You hear some, what is this?
[02:27:15] They're doing it for like a social narrative.
[02:27:17] That's the reason why.
[02:27:20] If she was actually a pretty good actor, it would be different.
[02:27:22] No, it wouldn't.
[02:27:23] I think that you shouldn't race slop characters,
[02:27:24] especially in that regard.
[02:27:26] It's a bad idea.
[02:27:33] someone knock on the door no come here now I can hear a small knock just
[02:27:44] check if someone's at the door listen bro no one's there if someone was there
[02:27:46] that ring the doorbell I'm not getting up it's probably a small wind Jesus Christ
[02:27:56] why do they let them do it man really like why do they let them do it it's
[02:28:02] It's just a British. Yeah, it's just it's just the wind. How do you let this happen?
[02:28:06] Like, I don't understand how people can watch this. I don't see how you can watch a video
[02:28:11] like this and not immediately come to the conclusion that women are just simply not
[02:28:15] fit to be police officers. There's not. Like, or at least not on on duty, like going out
[02:28:22] on patrol, you know, doing police raids, etc. Like, they're just not fit to do that.
[02:28:28] i mean it it's just it's just
[02:28:30] it's the way it is like it's not
[02:28:33] snuck it's not their fault it that's it
[02:28:36] and uh... they confess the donuts one not even saying that right and uh...
[02:28:41] yet make the tea yet not on the front lines yet who puts women on the front
[02:28:45] lines what is this your roach king versus sam champagne socialist all my
[02:28:49] god
[02:28:50] yeah i know i saw this meme was very popular maybe like a few months ago
[02:28:54] people are talking about it i
[02:28:56] The thing is, like, I liked the way I grew up.
[02:29:00] Like, I was poor in some ways.
[02:29:01] I was rich in others.
[02:29:03] I wish, honestly, I was poor in the ways that I used to be,
[02:29:06] more than I'm happy that I'm rich in the ways that I am now.
[02:29:10] So, I mean, like, that's really the truth.
[02:29:12] I feel like, again, that was a lot better than in many, many ways.
[02:29:17] So, yeah.
[02:29:18] And it's just very sad to see so many people
[02:29:20] that are obsessed with money, cloud, influence, stuff
[02:29:24] like that.
[02:29:25] It's just obnoxious.
[02:29:27] Video of Ellen Page Boxing.
[02:29:29] I can watch that if somebody wants to link it to me.
[02:29:31] Surprise, your future sex robot could be hacked
[02:29:35] and programmed to murder you.
[02:29:37] Yeah, but you can, how's that any, yeah, exactly.
[02:29:39] How's that any different than your wife?
[02:29:41] Exactly, yeah.
[02:29:42] I mean, women do this already.
[02:29:43] This isn't anything new or different.
[02:29:45] This is just the same as we've already had.
[02:29:47] So I don't see how there's like some kind of crazy,
[02:29:50] oh my God, like, wow, this is,
[02:29:52] now I don't want sex robots anymore.
[02:29:54] I think that, I mean, some people,
[02:29:56] that's gonna make them want it more.
[02:29:57] What is this here?
[02:29:58] I can see, what is this?
[02:29:59] Physical games for digital?
[02:30:01] I saw this, I'll watch the video in a minute.
[02:30:02] The trend of parents cooking their own child,
[02:30:04] killed their children or wild.
[02:30:06] How is this motherfucker a five foot four,
[02:30:08] light skin, bit like anime characters,
[02:30:10] big taste, but still a virgin?
[02:30:11] Wait, what?
[02:30:13] She'd have taken that plan
[02:30:24] 17 years ago? All this alcoholic does is drink with the boy.
[02:30:31] Man, I paid eight years for ballet and this is what I get.
[02:30:42] How is this motherfucker bisexual and you're still single?
[02:30:45] Yeah?
[02:30:46] I seriously crossed the border for this motherfucker to get obese and labied.
[02:30:50] in labie lazy is it possible to abort a child at 17 years all my kids light skin
[02:30:56] and the only this is the only black motherfucker I got child just after
[02:31:01] yes if she was adopted absolutely not we want full credit for taking for any of
[02:31:05] her oh my god motherfucker dint in my car and said it was an accident fam so were
[02:31:11] you. Oh my god! Oh my god! My kid can in my car and said it was an accident! So are you!
[02:31:28] Holy fuck! And that was funny. Yeah, some of these were a little bit fun. Like, I feel like,
[02:31:33] honestly, what this really is, is like, oh yeah, can you hold the photo, the phone, and just look
[02:31:38] at it and then point it kind of at me with like you and like me in the background why oh it's
[02:31:45] like an internet thing okay all right and then it's probably just a really realistically that's
[02:31:52] probably what's happening what is this
[02:32:08] And
[02:32:21] Damn
[02:32:28] The hundred and seven
[02:32:39] What were you thinking?
[02:32:43] Are you retarded?
[02:32:45] Oh god I just what is wrong with these retards man and this is quite an answer
[02:33:14] Banned 25 alive for jail. I mean again like driving a hundred miles an hour down the highway with that many people
[02:33:20] It's like super dangerous. I mean nobody should be doing this, right? I mean, it's kind of obvious
[02:33:26] Yeah, fucking retards. I thought it was aura at first. I mean again
[02:33:30] I think that if you're driving you have somewhere to be like people can understand that
[02:33:34] But like the people that just want to do it so they can like I don't know drive fast and flex on everybody
[02:33:39] Oh my god, it's so annoying
[02:33:44] Huh?
[02:33:44] I'm about to.
[02:33:45] What?
[02:33:45] I'm about to tell you.
[02:33:46] Stop sign?
[02:33:47] No.
[02:33:48] What stop sign, man?
[02:33:49] I said I'm about to tell you.
[02:33:50] Huh?
[02:33:51] You say stop sign?
[02:33:52] No, I said stop sign by you.
[02:33:53] Why you stopping me?
[02:33:54] You made an improper right hand turn.
[02:33:55] When you turn to a new road, you got to turn that closest lane, sir.
[02:33:57] Let me get my idea for your partner.
[02:33:59] I appreciate you.
[02:34:00] Hand me that beer.
[02:34:01] Who?
[02:34:02] The beer?
[02:34:02] Can you hand me the beer?
[02:34:03] There's no beer in there.
[02:34:04] I can see it.
[02:34:05] Hey, hold it.
[02:34:05] Don't be searching my car.
[02:34:07] Oh, how much you drink tonight?
[02:34:08] Wait a minute.
[02:34:08] I give you my bank card, too.
[02:34:10] No.
[02:34:11] How much did you have to drink tonight?
[02:34:12] Sir?
[02:34:12] How much did you drink tonight?
[02:34:14] Who?
[02:34:14] How much did you drink tonight?
[02:34:16] Oh, really, great!
[02:34:17] Pfft!
[02:34:18] Hahahaha!
[02:34:22] Hahahaha!
[02:34:24] He just drunked on it!
[02:34:27] He's got it there right next to him!
[02:34:32] What is this, stop sack?
[02:34:36] Professional gaslighter!
[02:34:39] He had to drink tonight.
[02:34:40] Sir, how much did you drink tonight?
[02:34:41] This is crazy.
[02:34:42] How much did you drink tonight?
[02:34:44] Oh, really, great.
[02:34:46] Oh, my god.
[02:34:48] Recovering alcohol, yeah.
[02:34:50] I mean, he almost like, I mean, you could see, you know,
[02:34:53] there was like an idea, right?
[02:34:54] He was trying to get away with it.
[02:34:56] It didn't necessarily work, but, you know, he did his best.
[02:35:00] Let me scroll down and look at some of these other ones.
[02:35:02] Oh, my god.
[02:35:03] And physical media is being killed by PlayStation.
[02:35:06] We saw that before.
[02:35:08] Okay. All right. Emily? Glove? Yeah, I guess so. That's one way to park. I know. And what is
[02:35:36] this audiobooks choosing the worst narrators lord of the rings the fellowship of the rings
[02:35:44] by J.R.R. Tolkien, on audiobook, read by R.F.K. Jr.
[02:35:51] J.R.R. 1, the longest-acting party, when Mr. Billbuck back in...
[02:36:01] This is Christ, R.F.K. Jr.
[02:36:06] I saw this. There were some other images that were even worse than this.
[02:36:11] New images from the Odyssey?
[02:36:14] Fake.
[02:36:25] Fake.
[02:36:34] Fake.
[02:36:35] I don't believe it.
[02:36:38] I don't believe it.
[02:37:00] Oh, man.
[02:37:03] Well,
[02:37:05] Let's see the other photos.
[02:37:12] Oh, man.
[02:37:21] Oh, man.
[02:37:28] Oh, dude.
[02:37:32] I just
[02:37:35] It's all in the trail. Oh, there's a trailer. Oh shit. Okay. Let me watch the trailer. I haven't seen this
[02:37:46] It came out eight hours ago it has a 22,000 dislikes I
[02:37:54] Wonder how bad the dislikes would be if you didn't have the extension
[02:37:59] And you were still able to dislike movies or videos on your own.
[02:38:04] It'd probably be like twice as many.
[02:38:08] All right, let's get it.
[02:38:09] Let's watch the, uh, this is the new Odyssey trailer.
[02:38:12] Yeah, I saw this guy earlier.
[02:38:41] Thunder. Fire.
[02:38:50] Death.
[02:38:55] I remember. A life.
[02:39:00] A son.
[02:39:03] Huh?
[02:39:04] I'm so glad they're giving Robert Pattinson a villain role like this.
[02:39:29] I think he's gonna be so good.
[02:39:32] i do i think he's going to be so good and then
[02:39:48] this on the radio
[02:40:02] They're not giving up power to you, or to see us.
[02:40:10] Do you think life goes back the way it was?
[02:40:14] That world is gone.
[02:40:19] If you return, you'll have to kill us.
[02:40:21] Like you will.
[02:40:25] Is that me?
[02:40:27] You've got to stop speaking the ways we understand.
[02:40:30] Who doesn't understand pain?
[02:40:33] Of blood, the gods told you.
[02:40:38] Then I defy the gods.
[02:40:40] Well, I'm still going to watch it.
[02:41:04] I think I think it's still gonna be successful. Like it definitely
[02:41:10] Like in my opinion, I think a lot of the casting decisions are not very strong
[02:41:18] I don't really like Matt Damon as Odysseus. I just don't
[02:41:24] Um
[02:41:25] I I don't I mean like I'm not into about Helen of Troy like
[02:41:29] I feel like the only character in this entire thing that really fit where it's like, okay,
[02:41:36] I am a media, like, I like Tom Holland as Odysseus' son, I forgot the son's name, but
[02:41:42] I like Tom Holland as the son of Odysseus.
[02:41:45] I think that's really clean, that's good.
[02:41:49] Temicus?
[02:41:51] Yeah, yeah, somebody like that.
[02:41:54] Billy, yeah, Billy, right?
[02:41:55] And I feel like also, like, you know, as I said before, I mean, you know, Robert Pattinson
[02:42:00] being like the main suitor who's trying to usurp Odysseus is like, I think that's definitely
[02:42:06] this is clean.
[02:42:07] This is really good.
[02:42:09] Otherwise, I mean, I just, I just don't see Matt Damon as Odysseus, man.
[02:42:18] I just, there's something about him, like, I just, I don't see him as Odysseus, like,
[02:42:25] If you want me to be like, who do I think should play Odysseus?
[02:42:29] If I could have anybody playing Odysseus, like if I could think about like, you know,
[02:42:35] recently, it would be like Robert Downey Jr. from like Iron Man two to three era.
[02:42:40] I think that all you have to do is shift the Iron Man character 30 degrees and you can
[02:42:46] be the perfect Odysseus.
[02:42:49] I think you really could be.
[02:42:52] The Rock.
[02:42:53] Yeah.
[02:42:54] good idea. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, why not? Pedro Pascal, Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise being Odysseus.
[02:43:05] Um,
[02:43:09] you know what? Like, I mean, I'm not, I don't know if I agree with that. I'm going to start in
[02:43:15] which I don't agree with it. But he's too short. That didn't matter to him. Stay, like, I mean,
[02:43:19] look like the Lord of the Rings solved that problem. J.R. Butler from 300. I mean, yeah, maybe. I mean,
[02:43:26] like Russell Crowe. I just feel like, so this is the thing is like, I think that like Russell Crowe,
[02:43:34] you know, Matt Damon, and I think a couple of the other actors that people gave me an example of,
[02:43:39] like Christian Bale, like they have a seriousness to their characters that I don't think fully
[02:43:45] encapsulates the partially whimsical, like kind of iconoclastic, you know, roguelike,
[02:43:54] you know, Odysseus. I feel like you've got to have somebody that's like a little bit more,
[02:44:00] you know, I don't know what the word is for it, a little bit more shifty, right?
[02:44:06] right?
[02:44:08] Hmm.
[02:44:10] Mel Gibson playing Odysseus? Yeah, I mean that would be crazy. That would be fucking insane.
[02:44:16] But yeah, either way, the movie trailer, I mean, again, like I think, I think the Odyssey,
[02:44:22] I think it's a situation where it is too big to fail. The Odyssey is going to succeed.
[02:44:29] It will be a box office hit. Everybody's going to watch the movie. I think that overall,
[02:44:35] probably will not be, maybe it's, I don't know if it's going to be, maybe it will be one of
[02:44:41] Christopher Nolan's most successful movies because, you know, we haven't had an Odyssey adaptation
[02:44:46] in like 20, 25 years, right? So fundamentally, like people have been waiting on this for a long time.
[02:44:52] So I don't, I don't know. Like I do think it will be, I think it will still be successful. It just
[02:44:58] won't be as insanely successful as I think it could be if they made stronger casting decisions.
[02:45:03] I think casting plays a big role in movies. It plays a much bigger role than almost anything else you could imagine and
[02:45:11] Though yeah, I mean I'm just saying Jack Black. Yeah
[02:45:17] Unboxing GTA 6
[02:45:19] this place is empty what do you mean empty empty the opposite
[02:45:29] whole there's nothing in it wow I wonder why what is this mom I got my
[02:45:34] test me for what you can your age 40 on the no 25
[02:45:45] okay that's okay then 25 is good 25 is good oh my god okay yeah there it is
[02:45:53] right okay that's kind of funny and yeah what is this year we missed this about
[02:45:58] the Odyssey last week people are speculating about the studio the studio
[02:46:01] was panicking? Are they really? Well, I mean, there is a lot of negative sentiment about
[02:46:06] the Odyssey. There is. Christopher Nolan's the Odyssey to skip social media influence
[02:46:10] or screenings. Yeah, because they don't want to. They know the thing is that inside of
[02:46:17] the media ecosystem, the most important thing for them is to maintain the artificial majority
[02:46:23] that they have. So whenever they have something like the Odyssey or whatever that comes out,
[02:46:29] it's relatively popular and you know people like it
[02:46:32] social media will drill down on this because here here's the fundamental
[02:46:37] reality
[02:46:39] not a single mainstream publication will criticize the casting of a black
[02:46:45] actresses helen of trolley
[02:46:47] as a very clearly socially motivated to political decision
[02:46:51] i think that's what it is
[02:46:53] and i think that most people see that for what it is so the problem is that
[02:46:57] when you have people
[02:46:59] and you effectively ask them I want you to engage in this fantasy with me
[02:47:04] that you know they're bullshitting i know they're bullshitting everybody knows
[02:47:08] they're bullshitting
[02:47:09] and that's the reason why so social media is the only environment where people
[02:47:14] like this are able to express their viewpoints on topics this way without
[02:47:18] fear of institutional repercussions because the opinion that i just shared
[02:47:23] is an opinion that you are effectively not allowed to have
[02:47:27] but here's where the problem comes
[02:47:29] is that the problem is that if a lot of people feel that way
[02:47:32] and none of these publications are referring that or
[02:47:36] not referring to that or are they're reflecting that
[02:47:39] uh... then what where's where's the representation
[02:47:42] where is the people that like you know are supposed to have a voice in media
[02:47:46] where is their representation to be seen as like what they're doing it's a
[02:47:50] version breaking yeah
[02:47:53] and how it looked like that and also like by the way i i don't think that
[02:47:56] That's gonna be the worst thing about the movie like I bet she probably plays an extremely small role and
[02:48:01] Probably she's in the movie for like five minutes if not if not less, right? I don't think it really matters
[02:48:07] It's probably not actually gonna matter in the movie
[02:48:09] But like in general I just think that people don't want to see that stuff and it's the same thing as you know
[02:48:14] The accusations of like a Elliot page playing Achilles like just overall
[02:48:19] I just feel like a lot of people are kind of sick of it
[02:48:22] I think they're sick of it. And I feel like people see media that's that way and it's very obvious that it's being cast and done in a way
[02:48:30] In order to push a certain political ideology or in order to push a certain worldview
[02:48:36] Sounds like you're making a lot of excuses for the movie
[02:48:39] Well, what do you mean by that?
[02:48:42] What do you mean like I'm making a lot of excuses for the movie? I'm not really sure what your what what is the excuse that I'm making?
[02:48:49] Yeah, I'm just I'm confused by like what you're trying to say
[02:48:56] Oh, yeah page plays the grief soldier Simon. Oh, yeah, I have no idea wonder who plays Calypso
[02:49:00] I've no no clue. I don't know if she's even gonna be in the movie. I don't know. They're probably gonna cut off certain things, right?
[02:49:11] Elliot isn't even Achilles in the movie. I know that but people are talking about it
[02:49:15] So people are going to have the assumption that they are, and like I know that she's
[02:49:20] not actually Achilles, right, or he's not actually Achilles.
[02:49:24] But I'm just saying that that's what people are going to say.
[02:49:28] I might be wrong, but I think that, I might be wrong, but that it's too big to fail.
[02:49:33] Yeah, I don't know.
[02:49:34] We want you to hate it and you're finding things that you like.
[02:49:37] I don't think so.
[02:49:38] I think I'm like, I've been critical about almost everything about the movie.
[02:49:42] What do you mean?
[02:49:43] I said that like there were two good casting decisions and I'm still going to watch the
[02:49:47] movie because it's a big deal and it's culturally relevant. Obviously I'm still going to watch
[02:49:51] the movie, duh. I mean like that's not weird, is it? Like I feel like that's so obvious.
[02:49:56] So I don't know really why people are trying to turn this into a big thing, but your review
[02:50:02] is fair. Chats just binded by hate. Yeah. And I think that they're skipping social media
[02:50:06] influencers because they can't control the viewpoints of social media influencers in
[02:50:10] in the same way that they control people
[02:50:12] that are inside of the industry.
[02:50:15] So by the way, I saw this too.
[02:50:17] This is some girl that won election yesterday.
[02:50:20] Democratic Socialist Malak Hirose
[02:50:22] has won her Colorado House primary in a shocking result.
[02:50:25] This is going to keep happening, by the way.
[02:50:27] So you are going to keep having Socialists win offices.
[02:50:31] And the reason why is because the Democrats have no values.
[02:50:35] They have no values, no priorities, nothing.
[02:50:38] Another terrorist supporter,
[02:50:40] she's definitely i think so it's this woman
[02:50:42] yeah it's the woman that wouldn't that was like talking about how i like nine
[02:50:45] eleven was like our fault right
[02:50:48] all she does is just one step break abolishing ice is just one step right
[02:50:52] democrats have been in power
[02:50:54] multiple times over the last few decades and did nothing to address the
[02:50:57] immigration reform that we actually had expenditures increased money that they
[02:51:01] yeah and so if we're
[02:51:02] i think there has to be an immediate pathway for every single undocumented
[02:51:06] that's here in this country today that does not require them to shell out
[02:51:10] thousands of dollars to go through the process for it to take decades at a time
[02:51:14] to be able to get to citizenship
[02:51:16] an immediate pathway to citizenship and then just rethink. Yeah, they want to give
[02:51:20] everybody in the country citizenship who's here illegally
[02:51:23] and this is the person that won. The reason why they're winning Democratic
[02:51:27] primaries is because Democrats have no defense against this.
[02:51:31] Democrats have literally no defense against people that are like this
[02:51:35] because they've built their entire party and all their ideology around virtue signaling.
[02:51:41] It's completely built around virtue signaling, emotional messaging, and other forms of emotional
[02:51:47] guilt-tripping, emotional blackmail, and everything.
[02:51:51] So the moment that people from the DSA, the Democratic Socialists of America, the moment
[02:51:56] that they go even farther to the emotional blackmail, the moment that they go even farther
[02:52:01] to the guilt-tripping, Democrats have no choice but to acquiesce and to enable them because
[02:52:07] that's the only value that they have. No Democrat, like this is the reason like if you look at like,
[02:52:12] for example, like how proud are you to be an American? Like, you know, Republicans versus
[02:52:16] Democrats is that Democrats have gone down massively. That's at the lowest that I think
[02:52:20] people have ever seen it. Like, let's see here, how proud, proud are you to be an American Democrat
[02:52:29] versus Republican. So I don't know, I spelled it wrong, but I think you guys can clearly
[02:52:36] see what's going on here. Yeah, this is the graph. Pride of being an American by political
[02:52:41] party. So most Democrats, 36% of Democrats are not proud to be Americans or sorry, are
[02:52:49] proud to be Americans. So that means 74%. Well, I mean, not necessarily, it's not always like
[02:52:55] binary that way but in a big way a lot of these people are not proud to be
[02:52:59] americans democrats say uh... these uh... these people moderate uh... once in
[02:53:03] power than there's this
[02:53:05] well let me see what this is i'll take a look at terrible to port them all yeah
[02:53:09] they they hate they hate america right and it's very simple
[02:53:12] now wait to abolish ice and pass medicare for all
[02:53:21] We will not wait to put an end to the politics of the past, to get big money out of our politics and to reject corporate PACs and APACs!
[02:53:34] There's no way they played that, right?
[02:53:37] And no! We will not wait to end the genocide in Palestine!
[02:53:44] That's it.
[02:53:45] By the way, the reason why they want to abolish ICE and give Medicare for all is so they can
[02:53:51] continue invading the country with foreigners and then have Americans be footing the bill
[02:53:56] for all these foreigners to have infinity kids.
[02:54:00] That's the reason why they want to get rid of ICE.
[02:54:02] That's the reason why they want Medicare for all.
[02:54:05] They don't want this as an ins.
[02:54:07] They want it as a means.
[02:54:08] And the goal of that means is for them to be able to consolidate political power and
[02:54:15] then use it to wield as a racial demographic voting block to do whatever they want for
[02:54:21] their group.
[02:54:23] That's all they want, right?
[02:54:24] That's what they're doing.
[02:54:25] Medicare for foreigners, paid for by all.
[02:54:28] Yeah, and Google where she was born, where she was born in Ethiopia or something like
[02:54:32] that, right?
[02:54:33] I mean, this person is not an American.
[02:54:35] If it was up, I mean, if it was up to me, I would be deporting all of these people.
[02:54:38] None of these people deserve to be in America and they are really just a massive problem.
[02:54:44] But I think that they are a much bigger problem for the Democrats.
[02:54:47] And I think that in a big way, I think that they will poison the Democrats and make the
[02:54:51] Democrat position something that is untenable for the average person.
[02:54:55] I don't think that the average person wants to hear about genocides in Palestine or, you
[02:55:00] know, like some other issue of what's happening in another country across the world.
[02:55:05] Like they don't really care what's happening in Iran.
[02:55:06] they don't care what's happening anywhere else.
[02:55:09] And I don't think that also like getting rid of ICE
[02:55:11] is a mainstream position.
[02:55:13] I'm sure some people think this,
[02:55:14] there's a lot of people I'm sure think this,
[02:55:16] but I don't think it's a majority position.
[02:55:17] These people are basically, and this is what I think,
[02:55:20] is that they are so extreme
[02:55:23] that they will not have moderate voters
[02:55:26] that will come out and vote for them.
[02:55:28] And basically just hold your nose and vote anyway, right?
[02:55:32] I don't think that they're gonna have
[02:55:33] a lot of moderate voters.
[02:55:34] she went for an ironic morning israel is a debate point to dsa making palestine
[02:55:38] the whole platform
[02:55:39] well the reason why palestine is their main platform is because palestine
[02:55:43] represents
[02:55:44] a resistance against western positions right mister monday can i just jump
[02:55:48] in would you
[02:55:50] visit israel
[02:55:51] not mayor i'll be doing
[02:55:53] as the mayor i'll be standing up for jewish new yorkers now be meeting them
[02:55:56] wherever they are across the five boroughs whether that's in their
[02:55:58] synagogues and temples
[02:56:00] or at their homes or at the subway platform
[02:56:02] because ultimately
[02:56:03] we need to focus on delivering on their concerns as we see it.
[02:56:06] And just guess or no, do you believe in a Jewish state of Israel?
[02:56:09] I believe Israel has the right to exist.
[02:56:11] Not a Jewish state?
[02:56:12] Not a Jewish state.
[02:56:13] As a state with equal rights.
[02:56:14] He won't say it has the right to exist as a Jewish state, be very clear.
[02:56:18] And his answer was no.
[02:56:19] He won't visit Israel.
[02:56:20] I said that.
[02:56:21] That's what he was trying to say.
[02:56:22] No, no, no.
[02:56:23] Unlike you, I answered that.
[02:56:24] This is why he won, by the way.
[02:56:28] And I think, honestly, like this is the problem.
[02:56:32] Why the fuck are you talking about Israel inside of a debate for being the mayor of a
[02:56:37] city?
[02:56:38] Why are you even talking about this?
[02:56:39] This has nothing to do with what your job is.
[02:56:42] You have nothing to even do.
[02:56:44] It's bullshit.
[02:56:45] So the real reason why he won, I think that Zoran is like, he's one of those people where
[02:56:50] he has a lot of ideas that I agree with, but he has the ideas for the wrong reasons.
[02:56:55] So one example is like this.
[02:56:57] I agree with his position on this, but I don't agree with it for the same reason.
[02:57:02] It's another example with Zelron is making bus fares free.
[02:57:06] I think bus fares should be free.
[02:57:08] And the reality is that they shouldn't be free because it reduces crime.
[02:57:12] They should be free because it's annoying to deal with and people should be able to
[02:57:15] ride the bus and not have to worry about it.
[02:57:17] So what I think happens was it was why is that check talking about Palestine running
[02:57:21] for office then?
[02:57:23] It's because so this is the reason why I think that a lot of them care so much about
[02:57:27] it. It's because the pro-Palestinian resistance in a lot of ways is a metaphor for resistance
[02:57:33] against the West and resistance against Western power, American culture, and basically any
[02:57:40] sort of Western culture in general. So because they view Palestine as a resistance front
[02:57:46] against that, that's the reason why they're so supportive of it. Now, I think obviously
[02:57:50] there are some humanitarian reasons too that I would agree with, but I think that you also
[02:57:55] have to acknowledge that a lot of these people are supporting it just purely because it is
[02:58:00] oppositional towards the West. And they're anti-capitalists. Well, they're anti-Western in general.
[02:58:06] And also, I mean, there's a racial component to this as well. I mean, obviously. So,
[02:58:11] Abraham Wenz, Palestine was on the ballot. Now, a Palestinian American democratic socialist is
[02:58:15] going now. But yeah, I mean, this is what's going to happen. And so, this is what I think the
[02:58:20] ultimate result of this is going to be is that you're going to see more and more people that are
[02:58:26] running for these tickets like you know for Palestine being on the ballot or anything else.
[02:58:31] I think they're going to do this more and more and more and you're going to have average Democrats
[02:58:37] because this is the truth right. Everybody in America learned about World War II. We all
[02:58:43] learned about how bad you know Hitler was and how bad the Holocaust was. Like that's why every
[02:58:49] Every single criticism of every person inside of America is always correlated to Hitler.
[02:58:55] The reason why, it's the same reason if all you have is a hammer, every problem looks
[02:58:59] like a nail.
[02:59:00] The reason why they use that all the time is because that's the only frame of reference
[02:59:04] that they have.
[02:59:05] So what happens is that as soon as people start digging into, for example, these people's
[02:59:10] support into Hamas, these people's support into Iran and into Hezbollah, etc.
[02:59:17] And I think this is what's going to happen.
[02:59:19] You're going to reveal that many of these people refuse to disavow it or refuse to,
[02:59:25] you know, condemn it directly and say that it's evil and bad.
[02:59:28] And I think that they're inability to do so.
[02:59:31] And then once you combine that with the fact that these groups have a stated intention
[02:59:35] of killing all of the Jews in the world, I think that it's going to be very, very hard
[02:59:40] to sell Americans on the concept that somebody who refuses to condemn an organization whose
[02:59:45] stated goal is to kill every Jew in the world, isn't anti-Semitic, and doesn't want to do
[02:59:51] another Holocaust. Because fundamentally, if they got their way, there would be another
[02:59:57] Holocaust. That's the truth. There would be. They're pretty much taking over areas like
[03:00:09] like you're born in Michigan, towns in Texas too. Yes. Well, I think that also like, well,
[03:00:13] what I'm saying is that I think DSA stuff is actually poisoning the Democrats. And
[03:00:18] the reason why it's poisoning them is because I think that there are a lot of Americans
[03:00:23] that whenever they see that kind of stuff, they're like, wait a minute, what the fuck?
[03:00:27] Like what do you mean the U.S. like, you know, a 9-11 had to happen or something like that,
[03:00:32] right? Like they hear something like that. There are a lot of you've got to remember
[03:00:36] Joe Biden won the primary in 2020. It wasn't Kamala Harris that won the primary. She was actually
[03:00:42] like last place. So Joe Biden won the primary because he is your good old-fashioned, old-reliable
[03:00:50] Joe. I remember Joe, he's been around for 40 or 50 years. And the moment that they see some
[03:00:57] person who is not speaking English, who is from a totally different culture, they can't
[03:01:02] unequivocally condemned terrorism they want to constantly bring up for uh...
[03:01:06] you know like middle eastern issues
[03:01:08] it's just not gonna work guys
[03:01:11] it's not gonna sell very well to your average southern democrat
[03:01:16] and that's the reason why these people are engaging in a lot of cases
[03:01:20] in ethnic replacement
[03:01:22] it's because they know that the average people in america will never
[03:01:26] will never support that stuff
[03:01:27] so they have to import more votes
[03:01:30] and another way to import more votes is to have more kids
[03:01:33] and so they're creating a
[03:01:36] government apparatus that enables them to have as many kids as possible and
[03:01:40] make the government pay for all of it that's why they want medicare for all
[03:01:43] and all of this stuff
[03:01:44] that's the main reason why it so it can enable them to
[03:01:48] basically outpopulate and then
[03:01:50] demographically replace the people in america
[03:01:53] so they can use america's resources for their own goals
[03:01:56] that's the reason why they're doing it or legalizing twenty million illegals
[03:02:00] and i want to let you guys know that there is there should be no do more
[03:02:03] is a more anything like that about people that are like this way
[03:02:07] because i think that really eventually these people will overplay their hand
[03:02:11] and that you will have somebody like for example like let's say you legalized
[03:02:16] and you made a citizen
[03:02:17] every single illegal alien tomorrow
[03:02:20] let's say you did that
[03:02:22] okay well then you could just get rid of it
[03:02:26] It's just a sheet of paper.
[03:02:28] You wrote it down.
[03:02:29] Okay, erase it.
[03:02:31] It's simple.
[03:02:32] So anything that can be done can be undone.
[03:02:36] Anything that somebody can do,
[03:02:38] you can create a countermeasure and then undo it.
[03:02:41] So never think that like, oh my God, it's lost
[03:02:45] or you can't do anything.
[03:02:46] Like the law, yeah, you just literally change it.
[03:02:49] You just delete it.
[03:02:51] Except abortion, yeah, much harder to undo something though.
[03:02:54] it is it is only hard to undo something
[03:02:57] when you are inhibited by the people that want to make it hard
[03:03:01] look at you kaley was it hard for him
[03:03:04] so it it's again
[03:03:06] you have to look at it from that perspective so then this is another
[03:03:08] person here
[03:03:09] francisco on for governor
[03:03:11] this is a state representative that's going to go on mike from p a stream
[03:03:17] in the days that fall actually crazy
[03:03:19] the blue is not a fucking ethnic
[03:03:23] it isn't a jewish is not an ethnicity
[03:03:27] this constructed ethnicity it is by the one
[03:03:30] is the monarch ethnicity
[03:03:33] holy and that is a suspension for this
[03:03:36] in the days that fall actually craze
[03:03:38] yep got a week for this
[03:03:39] and uh... it's just crazy it is it's both uh... yes and uh... jewishness is a
[03:03:44] uh... it's an ethnicity is submitted obviously ethnicity and it's also a
[03:03:49] religion you can be both neither or one of them obviously
[03:03:53] So anyway, yeah, and these are the people that they're working with.
[03:03:56] So if you are a Jew in America, you need to understand that the people that you
[03:04:01] are supporting, if you're supporting the DSA, are running tacit approval for
[03:04:06] groups that want to literally murder and genocide you and your whole family.
[03:04:11] That is what their stated goal and intention is.
[03:04:15] That's what they want to do.
[03:04:16] This isn't a joke.
[03:04:17] It's not an exaggeration.
[03:04:19] It's not a, you know, hyperbole.
[03:04:22] This is their stated purpose.
[03:04:25] And that's it.
[03:04:27] Jews overwhelmingly support Democrats and the DSA.
[03:04:30] Well, that's why I said I don't feel bad for people like Scott Wiener for being harassed and attacked by them.
[03:04:36] Because he really is, you know, you manifested this problem yourself.
[03:04:40] And now your problem, you know, it's like Frankenstein's monster coming back to, you know, like, terrorize them.
[03:04:46] Like, that's what's happened.
[03:04:48] That's the Jewish person even if we were even if we wanted it not to be an ethnicity
[03:04:52] It's not up to us. That's why many Jewish people died in 1939
[03:04:55] It only matters if your grandparents were Jewish not if you assimilated or converted well it does
[03:05:00] I mean, I I mean there's some complexity to that but like I mean, I'm sure you know it better than I do
[03:05:04] I'm not gonna try to argue with you about that. So yeah, the Jews supporting GSA are equally suicidal empathetics
[03:05:10] Just like white women supporting white genocide. Yeah, I would say so. I mean definitely
[03:05:14] But yeah, I mean these are the people that they are engaging with
[03:05:18] This is fundamentally where it's at, and I think that this is very, very bad for the Democratic Party,
[03:05:23] and it is actually very good for the Republican Party.
[03:05:26] The moment that you can play clips of people that are like him saying this stuff,
[03:05:31] and then you can show that you have actual candidates running with these people,
[03:05:36] saying that Jews are a demonic ethnicity, that you support Hezbollah stuff like that,
[03:05:42] This will immediately, instantaneously poison Noel for millions and millions and millions of Americans.
[03:05:50] So I think that the end result of this is that the DNC will successfully cannibalize the, uh, uh, the, sorry, the, uh, the, the DSA,
[03:05:59] the Democratic Socialist of America, will successfully cannibalize the Democratic Party.
[03:06:04] I, and the Democratic Party has no defense against this.
[03:06:08] They have no defense against this.
[03:06:10] they can't stop this from happening. So the DSA will just continue doing it more and more and more.
[03:06:17] And you know what I think? I think you get what you fucking deserve. That's what I think. I think
[03:06:24] that's exactly what they deserve. They can't defend it because they stand for nothing. Well,
[03:06:34] well they're oppositional that they're they're oppositional to trump
[03:06:38] uh... and they're oppositional to certain ideologies here it is okay i'll watch one
[03:06:41] more than i will get a couple of the
[03:06:43] i will look at the charlie video about the uh...
[03:06:46] uh... about the fucking the console stuff
[03:06:49] dnc chance you're next to democrat leader hikim jeffrey's at their victory
[03:06:53] party
[03:06:54] and appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile hoping it will eat them last
[03:07:04] They're gonna do it too. They're gonna get rid of all these old-school Democrats and they're going to and and the reason
[03:07:17] why is that I'm gonna be real. The DSA has a much stronger vision than the Democratic Party does and they they're able to
[03:07:26] clearly and plainly express that ideology with no remorse, no caveats, no anything else.
[03:07:39] They do.
[03:07:40] Now it's like Nazis had a very cohesive and a very specific ideology that you would easily
[03:07:45] explain what their ideology is.
[03:07:47] Just because somebody has an ideology that's cohesive and you can understand, it doesn't
[03:07:52] make it a good ideology.
[03:07:54] All I'm saying is that it is an ideology that can be communicated, and I think that just
[03:07:59] having something to believe in rather than something to fight against, which is them
[03:08:03] just fighting against Trump, that's a massive difference, and I think that's the reason
[03:08:08] why they're winning in so many of these cases.
[03:08:11] The left-embraced identity politics and refugees, they know the deal with the fractured identity
[03:08:15] politics and tribalism fighting.
[03:08:18] The problem is that once you embrace intersectionality, these people will always overrule you because
[03:08:24] they have more diversity points. So that means that you have to either go against what your
[03:08:28] defining characteristics are, or you have to basically allow yourself to be subjugated by them.
[03:08:34] And I think that's what's happened, is that they've just allowed themselves to be subjugated.
[03:08:38] Why are they more focused on Palestine than they are about America? Why are they more focused on
[03:08:43] Palestine than America? I'll give you a number of examples. So there's multiple reasons. Number
[03:08:48] one, I think that there is the very obvious reason where it's like people were giving a lot of money
[03:08:53] the Israel and they don't like what they're doing in Palestine, right? And I think that's
[03:08:57] the reason why, like most people probably feel that way. There isn't like a seven-dimensional
[03:09:01] reason. They just see videos of, you know, dead Palestinian kids and they're like, oh my god,
[03:09:06] this is horrible. I hate Israel. I think it's actually just that simple, right? But then you
[03:09:11] also have other components, and these are all small pieces of the pie, smaller pieces of the pie,
[03:09:16] is you have some people that do it for racial solidarity. They view Israel as a projection
[03:09:21] of Western power in the Middle East, and not only do they not want Western power in the
[03:09:26] Middle East, they don't want Western power anywhere.
[03:09:29] So a L for Israel is an L for Western power, is an L for Americanism, and it's an L for
[03:09:35] Western civilization.
[03:09:36] So that's another big reason why they support it.
[03:09:38] It's crazy, I think, group of anti-Americans can gain political foothold in America.
[03:09:42] Well, yeah, I mean, that's what happens when you have universal suffrage.
[03:09:45] I mean, this is the reason why the Founding Fathers never had that.
[03:09:47] I mean, there's a complete reason.
[03:09:50] So another reason why they support it is a religious reason, right?
[03:09:53] Obviously I think that almost all Muslims are probably going to be more sympathetic
[03:09:56] towards Palestine because it seems like it is Jews versus Muslims and I think that there
[03:10:00] is absolutely a religious component to this.
[03:10:03] So then you have on top of that, you have people that it is white versus non-white.
[03:10:07] Many people are not 11th degree masons in terms of racism.
[03:10:12] They view Jewish people and white people as the same thing.
[03:10:16] Now any white supremacist person would tell you that they're not the same thing, but in
[03:10:21] a general sense, I think that people understand them to be the same thing.
[03:10:24] So they also look at it as another group of white people, bombing brown people.
[03:10:30] And because of that, it's white people being bad.
[03:10:33] And I think that if you put all of these reasons together and a few others that I'm sure I
[03:10:37] can't think of right now, you come up with the, you know, the total picture of why Palestine
[03:10:44] is such an important thing.
[03:10:45] And also another part about it is that it is a very, very emotionally charged topic
[03:10:52] that is very hard.
[03:10:55] People don't really understand it, I think, very well in a lot of cases.
[03:10:57] It takes a lot of delusion stacking.
[03:10:59] Well, like, it's always white people, yes, definitely.
[03:11:02] And Israelis are not white.
[03:11:04] If I look at it as Israeli and you ask, like, a lot of these people inside of this crowd,
[03:11:10] are those white people, I bet most of these people would say that, yes, those are white
[03:11:13] people.
[03:11:15] i i i think that's the case now i'm not saying all of them would but i think
[03:11:18] that many of them would
[03:11:25] disagree about being just use verses muslims in a react to the same hate
[03:11:28] which when it's the u.s. verses muslims they have a special hatred for jews
[03:11:32] well-hating jews is the old g
[03:11:34] uh... it's like the old g
[03:11:37] uh... bigotry right i mean like that that that that one predates all of the
[03:11:41] other ones right
[03:11:42] before really a lot of racism before other countries
[03:11:45] uh... it's really hating the jews ride that one goes way way way back
[03:11:49] and so and and you see this
[03:11:51] this is another big component is that
[03:11:54] a lot of these leftist issues are completely
[03:11:58] that they're completely that defined by
[03:12:01] let me see like what's the best way to say this they're totally defined by
[03:12:05] emotional grandstanding and emotional blackmail
[03:12:08] whether it's kids in cages families being separated
[03:12:12] Palestine being bombed, Lebanon being bombed, everything in tide of their ideology is the
[03:12:18] most radicalized, most extreme, and most emotionally charged version of whatever the conversation
[03:12:28] is.
[03:12:29] It is, it is extremely and heavily emotionally charged.
[03:12:34] It's almost never actually like a rational conversation.
[03:12:38] It's just emotional.
[03:12:39] Emotions to be able to women and non-critical thinkers.
[03:12:42] Yeah, I think that overwhelmingly a lot of the people that are involved in this stuff, and you can see this based off of those, you know, you go back and look at the pro-Palestine rallies.
[03:12:49] It's overwhelmingly women that are screeching and screaming, right? I mean, I think that's clearly what's happened, and it's going to continue happening, right? That's really where I think things are going to go.
[03:13:01] Didn't know Republicans access this character model, oh boy.
[03:13:05] Let me see if I had a few more of these here. It looks just like more bullshit.
[03:13:08] Another casino terror plot, holy fuck.
[03:13:11] I'm sorry but I can't stand people that always say they aren't white, they aren't black.
[03:13:14] Yeah, no one's white or black, they're social constructs, not racial identities.
[03:13:17] I think that you can understand that people might not have that necessarily,
[03:13:21] but at the same time, there is very clearly a definition that everybody is working off of and defining things off of.
[03:13:28] Do you think it would be a good idea to have a one president?
[03:13:31] I mean, I don't know, it depends on the woman, right?
[03:13:33] I mean, that's really what my opinion on all these topics are.
[03:13:36] are. Is that like I don't like really making decisions on people based off of like a category, I'd much rather make a decision based off of like an entire, you know, like that individual person is that person a moron or not right. And if they are then yeah I think you should get rid of them. Anyway, let's talk about this this is
[03:13:54] really big one. Everyone should hate this. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. There we go. He's watching.
[03:14:11] This is bad, yep. I wasn't around to witness the extinction of the dinosaurs, nor was
[03:14:16] I there to see the death of the final saber-toothed tiger, but- They need to bring those back.
[03:14:24] with Gene at the thing or something,
[03:14:25] they gotta bring back Sabertooth Tigers.
[03:14:27] Audi, I am lucky enough to be here
[03:14:29] to witness the extinction of physical games.
[03:14:32] That's right.
[03:14:33] I swear, Sony treats physical media
[03:14:36] the same way the Men in Black treated people
[03:14:38] that witnessed alien activity.
[03:14:40] Get the neuralizer out, look here.
[03:14:42] No such thing as this, there's only digital.
[03:14:45] They have now just driven the final stake
[03:14:47] in the vampire's hearts, the evil menace known as-
[03:14:50] Well, here's the worst part about this,
[03:14:52] and I don't know if Charlie talks about this in the video,
[03:14:55] is that Xbox, it seems like, have confirmed
[03:14:57] that there's going to be no disk drive
[03:14:59] inside of the Xbox, the next Xbox.
[03:15:03] So the reason why you didn't have this problem
[03:15:05] happen last generation is because Sony shifted it
[03:15:09] with making PlayStation 4 more consumer-friendly.
[03:15:12] But now that Xbox and PlayStation
[03:15:14] are seemingly aligned in this ideology,
[03:15:17] now we're gonna have a totally different situation.
[03:15:20] They have announced that they are ending physical production in January 2028 for new games releasing
[03:15:28] on PlayStation consoles.
[03:15:30] For those that don't know, this means there will never be a physical disc for PlayStation
[03:15:34] game, even if it's not a first party title, because in order to even have a physical game
[03:15:39] on Sony's platform, it has to go through Sony.
[03:15:42] Thus, there will no longer be that green light, that thumbs up that lets you make a disc for
[03:15:47] their platforms.
[03:15:48] There's only digital going forward, there is only digital.
[03:15:51] You can see also another reason for this is like now they don't have to design the console
[03:15:56] with the disk drive.
[03:15:58] Now they have more space in the console, it's going to mean that you don't have to spend
[03:16:01] resources on that which is going to lower the price of the console.
[03:16:05] I'm just kidding, it's still going to be a thousand dollars.
[03:16:07] But like theoretically that's the way that they would sell something like this.
[03:16:12] Lezool.
[03:16:13] This unhinged insanity because this comes only days after Sony just pulled over 500
[03:16:20] movies from customers accounts that they paid for while offering no refunds for it.
[03:16:25] So it should be illegal by the way.
[03:16:27] You shouldn't be allowed to do this.
[03:16:29] If you pay money for something, I really don't like the concept where you buy a license for
[03:16:34] something and then it can just be removed arbitrarily.
[03:16:37] I think that if a company wants you to buy a license and not have actual ownership, then
[03:16:44] you need to have better consumer protections to where people that don't have that ownership
[03:16:49] still have other things that they can get instead of that.
[03:16:53] This is literally why we hate this.
[03:16:55] And that's the problem, right?
[03:16:58] And this is shit on pirating.
[03:16:59] Yeah, definitely.
[03:17:00] It's dumb.
[03:17:01] So what you really need to have, here's a great example.
[03:17:04] Why is it that Apple doesn't have the lightning cable anymore?
[03:17:09] It's because of the EU.
[03:17:10] The EU just told them no.
[03:17:11] They said no, you can't do this.
[03:17:13] So if you really want to see this change or you want to see any sort of like a change
[03:17:18] in this, you need to be expecting the government to be doing it.
[03:17:22] Because if the government isn't doing it, nobody's doing it.
[03:17:26] So customers had 500 movie titles that have now just fizzled into the ether, into the
[03:17:32] fucking back rooms and Sony says, Suck our dick. You don't even get your money back.
[03:17:36] So you paid for... You should get your money back.
[03:17:39] But to access these films, you rented them fundamentally, even though you were under
[03:17:42] the impression that you were buying them and owning them. But because of this digital
[03:17:46] landscape, you don't own anything. You are paying for a ticket that gives you access
[03:17:51] for a set amount of time, depending on the companies or depending on the licensing.
[03:17:55] The movies are getting pulled because of a licensing issue with Studio Canal.
[03:17:59] but it's so and and literally like i want you to understand this
[03:18:02] if the government just said that you can't pull a company uh... a user's
[03:18:06] license for something just because your license expires they have to still be
[03:18:09] able to access it
[03:18:11] every single movie company and every single production company
[03:18:15] would say
[03:18:16] okay you want us to jump how high
[03:18:21] all you have to do is literally just tell them what to do
[03:18:24] like it's not like this is an impossibility
[03:18:27] they just figured out yet they will figure it out
[03:18:31] it's not like all my god will if we don't have this this means movies like
[03:18:34] it
[03:18:35] they can't make movies anymore
[03:18:37] what do you mean you'd still have dvds probably in your own house
[03:18:41] platform and now all the customers that wasted their claims on it have nothing
[03:18:44] to show for exactly it's just
[03:18:46] avoid it's blank now you will own nothing and be happy in sony shamelessly
[03:18:51] makes this announcement
[03:18:53] in light of that
[03:18:54] while also announcing that they are shutting down the psn store for
[03:18:57] playstation three ps vita meaning hundreds if not thousands of digital
[03:19:02] games that exist on those platforms are now gone forever and not preserved
[03:19:07] because there was a physical copies of them they were just digital titles
[03:19:10] there so they are on genuinely right near face
[03:19:13] in bucket for ninety votes on that
[03:19:16] laughing and go to in front of you showing like yeah
[03:19:19] you will own nothing and be happy look we just took down the store evoking your
[03:19:22] access to these games that you paid for. They're gone, Buster, and there's nothing you can do about
[03:19:28] it, Slime. Not even the Dragon Balls could wish these back into existence. Shinron is powerless
[03:19:34] against PlayStation, but let's not get too... You know what Super Shinron is? Super Shinron is the
[03:19:40] EU. Super Shinron is the United States government. We could literally just make it against the law
[03:19:47] offer them to do this stuff. I want you to understand this. We can literally just say
[03:19:54] like this is against the rules, you can't do this anymore. To understand that, we control
[03:20:01] the government. And if there's enough people that are like us that speak up and that are
[03:20:06] outspoken about this, we can literally just change the way the rules aren't. The government
[03:20:13] won't take this seriously. Okay, then get more people. If you get enough people, here's
[03:20:20] something to keep in mind. And this is a lesson learned in all the best and all the worst
[03:20:25] things in history. If you can get enough people together, you can do anything that you want.
[03:20:31] Rambunctious Off-Rip. Maybe they've got a really good reason for it. In response to shifting
[03:20:39] trends in consumer preference, new games will be released on PlayStation Store and at retailers
[03:20:43] in digital formats only. Oh, shifting trends. You mean like how when GTA just announced
[03:20:48] with no physical edition, people were rightfully fuming, pointing out how awful that is in
[03:20:54] light of everything that's happened in this industry where you can just have your access
[03:20:57] to the things you purchased or voked at any point in time. So if you don't have something
[03:21:02] physical, you literally own nothing you own. In my opinion, I think the solution to this
[03:21:07] This is not mandating physical media.
[03:21:09] It is instead mandating better consumer protections from the government.
[03:21:14] I can't see a world where you can force people into making physical media, but I can see
[03:21:19] a world where you can have better consumer protections and better licensing understanding
[03:21:24] that's communicated to the user and also that gives the user more privileges.
[03:21:29] Because here's the problem, right?
[03:21:31] Is that when you buy something from Home Depot, you own the thing that you have from Home
[03:21:35] Depot.
[03:21:36] whatever you want with it. Licensing is a problem because they have too many of
[03:21:42] the controls and effectively that basically they have too many cards on
[03:21:47] their side of the table whenever they're licensing and the consumer needs
[03:21:51] more cards and the only person and the only group that can give the consumer
[03:21:55] more cards is the government. The idea of something it's imagination
[03:22:01] SpongeBob and Patrick in the box imagining that they own their games
[03:22:04] right now when it's digital only. So if anything, the shifting trend and consumer preference
[03:22:09] is swinging back the other way to preferring physical media because of how bad this whole...
[03:22:14] I don't think that's true. I only think that's true inside of things like, for example, the
[03:22:19] record industry with Vinyls versus CDs. But I don't think it's true in terms of selling
[03:22:26] physical media. And also, I mean, you can just look at data on this. It seems like people buy
[03:22:30] PlayStation games more often as physical media than they buy other forms of
[03:22:35] media like Xbox games or PC games but I mean very clearly there's a reason why
[03:22:40] Sony is doing this and the reason why Sony is doing this is the same reason
[03:22:44] why every GameStop is full of Funko Pops. It's full of Funko Pops because
[03:22:49] nobody buys video games at the store anymore. They all digital download them
[03:22:53] and I would challenge even Charlie. I want to see the last 10 video games that
[03:22:57] you played, and I want to see how many of them you have a physical copy for.
[03:23:03] I bet it's going to be less than five.
[03:23:05] I do.
[03:23:07] Because at the very end of the day,
[03:23:09] the reason why these companies are getting rid of physical copies
[03:23:12] is because nobody is using them.
[03:23:16] That's the reason.
[03:23:22] Digital only shit has been.
[03:23:24] And the solution is not making physical copies.
[03:23:26] it's having better consumer protections.
[03:23:28] Maybe a hot take, that's what I think.
[03:23:31] As consumer preferences and the broader entertainment industry
[03:23:34] continue to shift away from physical disc to digital,
[03:23:36] physical game disc production for all new games
[03:23:38] releasing on PlayStation consoles
[03:23:40] will be discontinued in January of 2028.
[03:23:42] Also, again, a load of barnacles, this is horseradish,
[03:23:46] people are wanting more physical now.
[03:23:48] Like for me personally, I've been a big advocate
[03:23:50] of physical media for at least like the last year and a half,
[03:23:52] if not two years, because of this trim
[03:23:55] that we've been seeing of just losing access
[03:23:57] to what you've spent money.
[03:23:58] I don't agree.
[03:23:59] I agree with Charlie's sentiment,
[03:24:01] but I don't agree with his application.
[03:24:03] And I can give a counter example
[03:24:05] with something like Crimson Desert.
[03:24:07] So Crimson Desert, some people got the game early,
[03:24:10] but the game wouldn't play
[03:24:11] because it was hard locked inside of the console
[03:24:14] to not allow the game to be played
[03:24:17] until a certain date that was locked into the console as well.
[03:24:20] So I think that even if you go
[03:24:22] and you use only physical media,
[03:24:24] what's to say that the console couldn't just prevent you from running that
[03:24:27] physical media
[03:24:29] with its uh... with its software
[03:24:31] so like that that's what i'm saying is that the the the problem fundamentally
[03:24:36] is a lack of consumer protections and a lack of consumer rights
[03:24:40] that's something that can manifest in not having physical copies
[03:24:43] but can also manifest even in having physical copies and having your
[03:24:47] access to using that physical copy revoked by their third party or sorry
[03:24:52] first-party software
[03:24:54] that's it
[03:24:56] you install off-disc anyways one saying in general as the issue with the rm a
[03:24:59] lot of things yeah
[03:25:03] you're buying nothing if you are not buying anything you're buying a license
[03:25:06] dangling their dicks right in front of our faces
[03:25:09] you be soft unapologetically said
[03:25:12] consumers need to get more comfortable not owning their games like
[03:25:16] how can you possibly be supportive of this and people to be fair i think that
[03:25:21] I mean, I think that quote was taken out of context, but, you know, again, like, okay,
[03:25:26] I mean, it, it's, it's like, yeah, okay, I'm so farmed.
[03:25:30] I, like I said, I think the preference is shifting away from digital in light of wanting
[03:25:34] more physical.
[03:25:35] Uh-huh.
[03:25:36] Following this date, new games will be available on PlayStation Store and at retail agent digital
[03:25:39] formats only.
[03:25:40] This transition has no impact on games that already released or will be releasing prior
[03:25:44] to January 28, 2028 in this format.
[03:25:47] Also something when...
[03:25:48] a lot of people are criticizing me saying that. So he was interviewed and he was talking
[03:25:53] about the differences between the way that people consume video media and like for example,
[03:25:57] TV shows and movies and how people have moved towards becoming more comfortable not necessarily
[03:26:02] owning movies or TV shows anymore because they're watching it through streaming. And so he was
[03:26:08] comparing that to video games and he's saying that the reason why that hasn't happened with
[03:26:12] video games is because people aren't more comfortable with that and people need to become more
[03:26:17] comfortable. And the reason why they're not is because they don't trust companies. That was the
[03:26:21] context of the conversation. And I think that I still disagree with it, right? You should be
[03:26:25] able to like, if you buy, this is my opinion, right? If you buy a video game, you should have
[03:26:31] access to playing that video game period. They should never be able to take that away from you.
[03:26:36] They should never be able to deny you service. They should never be able to just like tell you,
[03:26:41] oh, no, you can't do this anymore. It should be your game that you own, that you get to make
[03:26:46] decisions for, and that's it. Besides redistributing and then reselling the game or doing so, or
[03:26:53] not re- not just reselling, but like copying and reselling the game, I think it should
[03:26:58] be fine. And you could literally make that a lot, by the way. You could just make that
[03:27:02] a lot.
[03:27:03] Noting, this doesn't, like they're saving a lot of money on not making physical games
[03:27:08] anymore, but it's not going to reflect on the pricing. The games are still going to be
[03:27:11] $70-$80 games. So like you're still getting slapped around with the pricing. It's not like
[03:27:17] this is going to bring down the cost of it now spiraling out of control industry.
[03:27:22] I think this is another good point these bring up is that if PlayStation was able to announce
[03:27:26] this and say that because of this we're going to be lowering the price of our premium titles
[03:27:30] by $5 or $10, I think that immediately people would be very accepting and probably begrudgingly
[03:27:36] accepted and most people would be happy even. But the problem is that we all know that they're
[03:27:41] going to cut their costs and the consumer isn't going to see a single cent of that.
[03:27:46] There's never going to be a point where like the consumer actually pays a lower price or
[03:27:51] there's more value added to the consumer's experience because of this lower option possibility.
[03:27:59] This is a natural direction for Sony and Rx Entertainment to adapt the consumer trends as
[03:28:03] is the general preference for digital media significantly outpaces physical disc.
[03:28:07] This transition will enable us to align more closely with how most our community prefers
[03:28:10] to access and play games today.
[03:28:12] We'll continue to prioritize our resources to drive innovation and how players can access
[03:28:16] games and provide choices as to where players prefer to purchase new games, whether that's
[03:28:19] at retailers or the PlayStation Store, we remain committed to delivering a world-class
[03:28:23] gaming experience to our fans and we thank you for your continued support.
[03:28:26] Hey, pal, you just blew in from Stupid Town.
[03:28:29] If you're a digital only platform, why the fuck would anyone choose you over Steam?
[03:28:34] But genuinely, you have a worse store, you shut down your stores too, you literally just
[03:28:39] shut down the PS3 store and PS Vita one, so people wouldn't even feel comfortable buying
[03:28:43] from your store considering at any point in time that have to be like living in fear that
[03:28:47] you're going to swoop in like the boogeyman and take away the things they bought, you
[03:28:50] have a much weaker store in terms of titles than Steam.
[03:28:54] So why would they choose you?
[03:28:56] Yes, it is more expensive to build a PC that can handle like, you know, a more high end
[03:29:00] reason why people choose Sony is because Sony has exclusives that Steam doesn't have.
[03:29:06] That's the reason why they keep using exclusives as a way to do it.
[03:29:10] They're basically using exclusives as a way to keep themselves in the market because in
[03:29:16] a free market where every single video game could be played on any console, not a single
[03:29:21] fucking person would be buying a PS4, a PS5, or an Xbox. That's why Xbox sales have gone
[03:29:28] down, because people are just buying PCs instead. Why would somebody do that? And actually
[03:29:33] when I say nobody, that's actually not true, because a PC has a higher price point and
[03:29:37] so some people couldn't afford it. But I think that astronomically you would see way less
[03:29:42] people buying PlayStation because they could just use them on PC instead.
[03:29:45] I mean, but there are solid entry-level PCs out there and yes, while PS5 is cheaper than
[03:29:53] that right now, I imagine PS5 prices are going to go up as well, reflective of Xbox price
[03:29:59] increase.
[03:30:00] I think that's the writing on the, writings on the wall, there's going to be a price increase
[03:30:03] pretty soon.
[03:30:04] So eventually the gap's not going to be that big in terms of like price discrepancy between
[03:30:09] PS5 and PC and-
[03:30:12] My opinion is that what you should do is that you should invest in developing and building
[03:30:17] a PC yourself that is $1,500.
[03:30:21] And your $1,500 PC will probably last you longer than your $900 PlayStation.
[03:30:28] It will also double as a work machine.
[03:30:31] You can do other things on the PC as well.
[03:30:34] And I think you can improve it and upgrade it at a lower cost than whenever you would
[03:30:38] have to improve and upgrade inevitably to the PS6.
[03:30:43] But that's easy for me to say, just get $1,500.
[03:30:47] Many people don't have the option to do that, and that's why they're buying PlayStation.
[03:30:51] Again, PC has a much more robust catalog of games to choose from in a digital-only format
[03:30:59] with Steam.
[03:31:00] I don't want to speak to it yet.
[03:31:01] So why the fuck would anyone ever even consider shopping exclusively on the Sony PlayStation
[03:31:06] store after you keep going scorched earth on physical media and taking away people's
[03:31:11] products that they bought, thinking that they owned them.
[03:31:14] Well, that's the main thing, is that like if you weren't removing things that people
[03:31:18] already owned and taking them away, I don't think people would be as worried about that.
[03:31:23] Because you don't really own the games that you have on Steam either, but people love
[03:31:26] Steam.
[03:31:27] So the problem is that you have a precedent where you remove content and people don't
[03:31:32] have any recourse for it.
[03:31:34] You're not getting your money back.
[03:31:35] just fucked. The way they're treating the shit, I wouldn't be surprised if they start
[03:31:39] going door to door treating people that own physical PlayStation discs like terrorists
[03:31:43] like excuse me we're gonna need to sweep the premises here we need to check your house
[03:31:47] do you have physical discs here we got are you hiding are you hiding physical discs of
[03:31:51] PlayStation 5 do you have copies of Demon's Souls under the floorboards a tip I am gonna
[03:31:58] just start like taking it physically out of your hands to make you shop at the store
[03:32:02] Yeah, a store which, by the way, is more expensive shopping digital only on older titles.
[03:32:07] Yeah.
[03:32:08] So if you bought the physical copies for some of the games here, like this tweet illustrates,
[03:32:12] you saved money getting the physical edition on, like, Gotta War Ragnarok, Gran Turismo,
[03:32:16] those kind of things.
[03:32:17] But this is a great insight.
[03:32:18] I've never thought about this before, but he's right about this, that they maintain
[03:32:22] the higher prices for these games via digital copies versus whenever you were able to buy
[03:32:27] them a blockbuster and you know like the older games would just go down to $15 and you could
[03:32:32] buy them anyway.
[03:32:33] You know, Dustin's very right about this.
[03:32:35] Now that that's off the table going forward, these games presumably are never going to
[03:32:38] get cheaper on the PlayStation 3 because they're still charging full price for these older
[03:32:42] games on their store.
[03:32:44] So they're looking to even make more money off of going digital only when getting physical
[03:32:48] down the line has been cheaper.
[03:32:50] Now they've fully got it by the ditties here, they've fully control it directly.
[03:32:56] So they never have to bring the price down because there's only digital options to choose
[03:33:00] from now.
[03:33:01] You can't get a physical addition now for these upcoming games.
[03:33:05] Thus the price doesn't ever have to go down if Sony doesn't want it to and it looks like
[03:33:09] they really don't want it to.
[03:33:11] Still paying full...
[03:33:12] What's going up?
[03:33:13] Like, I mean, this is it.
[03:33:14] And the problem is that...
[03:33:16] Here's the worst thing about it is that right now we are living in an age where instead
[03:33:21] of the consoles competing with each other in order to deliver the best experience to
[03:33:26] the user, it's the consoles that are waiting for each other to break the ice for the worst
[03:33:31] living experience for the consumer so they can continue to meet that same lower barrier.
[03:33:36] So for example, as soon as the steam machine comes out and it's announced to be $1,100,
[03:33:42] then you see the price hike for the PlayStation. After you see the price hike for the PlayStation,
[03:33:46] then you see the price hike for the Xbox. And I think that really sucks.
[03:33:51] So, as I'm starting to see what people buy still buy physical, well the reason why Sony
[03:33:55] did this too, I think this is the real reason.
[03:33:57] I mean, it's because not a lot of people buy physical copies and manufacturing, distributing
[03:34:01] and selling them isn't worth it.
[03:34:04] That's the reason why they're doing it.
[03:34:05] Like there's not, like yes, there are secondary, second order beneficial effects they have,
[03:34:12] but the very base reason is because nobody's buying them anymore.
[03:34:16] Nice, for some of these older titles to this day.
[03:34:21] Now let's take a peek at the bright future of digital only with Sony's immaculate track
[03:34:26] record of having stores that they shut down and take away the shit that you spend your
[03:34:30] money on.
[03:34:31] This is their announcement about shutting down the PS3 and Vita store.
[03:34:34] After nearly two decades of supporting the PS3 console generation, we wanted to let you
[03:34:37] know we'll be closing the PlayStation Store on PS3 as well as Vita.
[03:34:40] PlayStation Store on PS3 will close in select markets starting this year, followed by global
[03:34:45] pressures for PS3 and Vita next year.
[03:34:48] That means new content purchases will no longer be possible once the PlayStation Store closes
[03:34:52] on these devices.
[03:34:53] To ease the transition, players will still be able to download previously purchased content
[03:34:57] after the closing date for this foreseeable future.
[03:34:59] As the PlayStation Store continues to evolve to support modern commerce systems, including
[03:35:03] updated payment processing standards, PS3, Vita are no longer able to support these updates
[03:35:08] at the level required.
[03:35:09] As a result, we will need to close PlayStation Store on these devices and the timeframes
[03:35:13] as followed.
[03:35:14] It was about the time frame where eventually life support will be pulled on July 20 27.
[03:35:20] That's, that's doomsday.
[03:35:22] We know this news may be disappointing to PS3 video players.
[03:35:26] It makes you feel, think about how crazy it is, right?
[03:35:30] That like, you know, we all grew up like going to the store and you know, you go to Walmart
[03:35:34] or Target or somewhere and you go to GameStop and like, you know, EB games or game crazy
[03:35:40] and you get like your fucking video game and like that's it.
[03:35:43] you spend like $50 on this new video game. And like now everything's like way more expensive.
[03:35:49] It's all digital. I mean, the hobby is really changed in a big way. I think it's changed
[03:35:54] in a tremendous way.
[03:35:55] Well, the special place in the hearts for this generation of gaming, they represent an important
[03:36:00] era in PlayStation history. It wasn't an easy decision.
[03:36:02] We're talking to the players, yeah.
[03:36:03] And because you need to expand the PlayStation experience on newer devices, most of our users
[03:36:07] are playing on today. We need to focus more resources on delivering the best gaming experience
[03:36:11] on these platforms as we look towards the future.
[03:36:13] To our amazing players, we want to give our heartfelt thanks for your ongoing passion
[03:36:17] and support, which they love to keep wiping their ass with, by the way.
[03:36:21] Thanks for all the passion and support, Sony fans.
[03:36:24] We're going to keep taking away your games, by the way, and no physical media, by the
[03:36:27] way.
[03:36:28] Thank you again.
[03:36:29] Big thumbs up.
[03:36:30] Come give us a fist bump, which has helped inspire us to shape PlayStation into what
[03:36:33] it is today.
[03:36:35] What?
[03:36:36] A pile of dog shit?
[03:36:39] It's insulting.
[03:36:40] We're excited for the future ahead as we continue to push the boundaries of play.
[03:36:43] Yeah.
[03:36:44] We look forward to having you on this journey with us as we explore new game worlds and new
[03:36:47] adventures that have yet to come.
[03:36:48] Okay.
[03:36:49] What a heartfelt message to the community and to gamers worldwide.
[03:36:52] Wow.
[03:36:53] Hey, you should, you should shop with us digitally.
[03:36:57] And yes, we might just shut it all down at some point.
[03:37:00] So everything you spent hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on will vanish and you have no recourse.
[03:37:06] That's just something you're going to have to live with.
[03:37:08] this is and also by the way they have to do this
[03:37:12] like i i i don't mean to be the bearer of bad news here
[03:37:15] but you can't realistically expect playstation to infinitely manage the
[03:37:20] playstation three store
[03:37:22] for the rest of time
[03:37:24] like it that that's not sustainable eventually they're going to have to do
[03:37:27] something
[03:37:28] in order to not have to invest money into something i'm making any money off of
[03:37:33] so these are problems again these are problems that need to be resolved
[03:37:37] legally and with legislation and rulings because fundamentally this is like all that that's like
[03:37:45] a fine print thing and it's like okay it kind of makes sense it kind of doesn't make sense why not
[03:37:49] because I don't think you should become like why would a company do something when like nobody's
[03:37:54] using something right like you're going to get to a point where there's like less than like a
[03:37:58] thousand people using a PlayStation 3 store and how much money does it take to update that store
[03:38:03] and have it continue to be functional, and is it worth investing that as a company? Probably not.
[03:38:09] That's just the way every piece of software works. It is. Like Microsoft, that's the way Microsoft
[03:38:14] works. Every piece of software in the entire world works that way. That's just how it is.
[03:38:20] But the problem really is that you don't have any recourse to do something whenever you buy,
[03:38:25] let's say a game, and then they take it away from you. That's the big problem that I have an issue
[03:38:31] with like whenever you had something and then they revoke the license because
[03:38:35] there's some arbitrary reason that needs to change
[03:38:42] why aren't you getting your wallet i want why are you guys not shopping on
[03:38:44] PlayStation store right now this is exciting
[03:38:46] this is this is coming from a place of passion we're pushing boundaries here
[03:38:49] for a generational experience for our community we're doing everything we're
[03:38:53] bending over backwards please don't start where you can't finish
[03:38:58] Okay. All right. Name one piece of 80 software that's still operational that you still receive
[03:39:06] support for today by the company that originally made it. That requires, you know, regular updates
[03:39:14] that's constantly updated.
[03:39:21] Or 90s. You can do 90s too. 90s is fine.
[03:39:28] I can only think of Steam. Steam wasn't in the 90s number one. And also Steam, you don't
[03:39:47] own any of those games either. You can't download any of those games locally to begin with.
[03:39:52] Like, sorry, they can revoke the license for a Steam game, too.
[03:39:57] Like, if your Steam account gets banned, can you still play your Steam games?
[03:40:03] No.
[03:40:04] This is just the way it is.
[03:40:07] You bitches.
[03:40:08] You're so selfish.
[03:40:09] What?
[03:40:10] You want to own your games?
[03:40:11] No.
[03:40:12] Are you crazy?
[03:40:13] You want to own your games?
[03:40:14] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[03:40:15] You think you want to own your games, but you don't want to own anything.
[03:40:16] You want us to control it.
[03:40:17] You want us to take it away at some point.
[03:40:19] You want it digitally.
[03:40:20] Please.
[03:40:21] Come on.
[03:40:22] It's stupid and it's so stupid. They're so out of touch. It's painful naturally everyone's pointing to this with the PS4
[03:40:29] They showcased here's how you share your games on ps4 and then they hand each other the physical copy and say this this is what made
[03:40:35] PS4 so dominant to
[03:40:37] Thanks, this was a
[03:40:40] Massive dunk at the time pushing back against a lot of shit
[03:40:44] We were seeing the industry starting to do at that point already with how they were handling like sharing games and such
[03:40:50] and this was Sony last spreading here and making disc based games a large part
[03:40:58] of the ps4's identity which became a big selling point at the time that really
[03:41:02] propelled it above the competitors and they was and I think that's what made
[03:41:07] like that changed me from being an Xbox fan to being a PlayStation fan
[03:41:11] personally it made it clear with ps4 that physical was something they
[03:41:16] valued greatly and like the importance of being able to chair well here's what
[03:41:20] happened. Like, I mean, this is just the truth. People stopped buying physical copies. They stopped
[03:41:26] buying physical copies. They stopped using physical copies. And now it doesn't make sense to make
[03:41:32] them anymore. Like, I don't know, there's like, I mean, I get that people are upset about this.
[03:41:37] And I think that we need better consumer laws. But I don't know why this is so incomprehensible
[03:41:42] for people to imagine that a lot of people just aren't buying physical copies anymore.
[03:41:47] on. That's just the way it is.
[03:41:52] Our game back and forth physically passing it.
[03:41:54] I mean, I don't know what to say.
[03:41:55] This was a huge, huge, successful campaign that they ran about that.
[03:42:00] So for the first time in a place of identity, not even that long ago,
[03:42:03] was these physical discs and being able to share the physical discs like that.
[03:42:08] Look at us now. Look at how quickly shit's changed and changed for the worse.
[03:42:13] Significantly, I think COVID is what really kind of made it happen is because
[03:42:17] COVID totally normalized digital distribution
[03:42:20] and digital consumption.
[03:42:21] And now you have people that are not like,
[03:42:24] you know how many 24 hour Walmart's we used to have,
[03:42:27] now we hardly have any.
[03:42:29] So COVID really changed the way that people consume things.
[03:42:32] Like whether it is consuming media,
[03:42:35] consuming food like shopping,
[03:42:38] you have Instacard, it's like such a huge thing now.
[03:42:40] Everything now is different.
[03:42:42] And I think that COVID shifted us away from that.
[03:42:45] There are no changing consumer happenings, there's no one that should be excited about
[03:42:50] this because why would you as a consumer even want to have the chance that what you bought
[03:42:55] disappears.
[03:42:56] There is no benefit to this to the consumer.
[03:42:58] This is absolutely true.
[03:43:00] I can understand why Sony is making this business decision and I think that it probably
[03:43:04] is the correct business decision, but at the same time there is no benefit to the consumer.
[03:43:10] You spent your money on it.
[03:43:12] You should own it, but you don't.
[03:43:15] And they're not even being honest with you about what you're doing.
[03:43:18] You're not even buying to own, you are renting from them.
[03:43:22] They're not even calling it what it is, which is renting.
[03:43:24] You are getting admission to this product, a license to this product for...
[03:43:29] And this is something that we allow them to do because the government is written in a
[03:43:33] way that allows this to happen.
[03:43:35] We could literally just...
[03:43:36] Like let me just...
[03:43:38] Let's take a step back here, okay?
[03:43:41] What is ownership?
[03:43:43] i say i own this
[03:43:46] do you want to know why i own this
[03:43:48] it's because if somebody comes into my house and they try to steal it from me
[03:43:52] the government says you can't do that
[03:43:55] and you know to a functional extent it's because maybe if somebody comes in
[03:43:59] tries to steal it like you can stop them from doing that right
[03:44:03] ownership is not real
[03:44:05] ownership and the private property are complete abstractions
[03:44:11] They're a societal abstraction.
[03:44:14] So to the extent that they say, you can't own this
[03:44:18] or you don't own this, you have to always remind yourself
[03:44:22] that the concept of ownership in itself
[03:44:25] isn't even a real thing.
[03:44:27] So if you're applying and you're saying that
[03:44:30] according to our fake made up rules,
[03:44:32] we get to do whatever we want,
[03:44:35] I think it's time to change the fake made up rules.
[03:44:39] Does that make sense?
[03:44:41] So who owns it then?
[03:44:45] Ownership is defined by either a larger power or the person who is able to exercise power to control something.
[03:44:53] That's their TOS at this point. The TOS doesn't overrule the law.
[03:44:58] Like you can't sign your TOS and it says now I'm a slave to Sony and you have to report in so you can go and make video games.
[03:45:07] TOS does not overrule the law. That's not how it works.
[03:45:10] Following that logic, you own your games on Steam as well. No, you don't own your games on Steam. You own a license to play those games.
[03:45:18] However long they deem necessary or however long their deals with the license are in the case of the movies lasts.
[03:45:26] But you as a consumer could very well end up with nothing like they just taken away from you.
[03:45:31] Yeah.
[03:45:32] That shouldn't be something you're okay with. Like it shouldn't. If you are okay with it, you're wrong.
[03:45:36] And you have to stop it with the government because these companies are going to do it.
[03:45:39] They will do this because it's in their best interest. Everybody will always act in their own best interest and
[03:45:46] Consumers have to do the same thing by advocating for policies that put them first
[03:45:50] I'm for being okay with that. I'm just gonna tell you right to your face. That is dumb
[03:45:54] You should own what you are spending your money on here in this industry and they're not even you should have
[03:46:00] You should have unlimited autonomy around consuming a piece of media that you spent money on
[03:46:07] them. If you spend money on a piece of media, you should have every right and every privilege
[03:46:13] to use it for as long as you want and they should not be able to take you away to take
[03:46:18] it away from you.
[03:46:20] Advertising it as anything other than you owning it. They're trying to mislead you
[03:46:26] with what's actually happening in this digital only process. And it's just out of control.
[03:46:32] is truly out of control. I can't, like I had a hunch that Tony was going to go this
[03:46:38] direction especially after the GTA 6 announcement. I had a feeling, I think most people kind
[03:46:42] of had a feeling in their gut.
[03:46:43] We all knew this was going to happen because of changing consumer habits, unironically,
[03:46:47] right? Like no meme. Most people digitally download. And I honestly am wondering this
[03:46:53] with Charlie, you look at the last 10 games that Charlie played, how many of these video
[03:46:57] games did you actually buy a physical copy of? I bet it's the minority. Now, maybe I'm
[03:47:04] a fucking idiot, but I bet it's the minority. I bet most people are digitally downloading.
[03:47:10] And that's the bottom line. People are not buying the physical copies anymore, so they're
[03:47:15] not going to spend their time selling them. Da, the fundamental problem isn't the distribution,
[03:47:23] the control.
[03:47:24] But I didn't think it would be this quick.
[03:47:28] This is a week later that they're just boldly, brazenly making this announcement that they're
[03:47:33] wiping their ass with physical media.
[03:47:35] This base games, they're going to be gone soon.
[03:47:38] I thought it'd take still a couple more years before they felt confident enough to just pull
[03:47:42] the rug there and just say like, all right, it's gone.
[03:47:45] But yeah, they did it and it really sucks.
[03:47:49] Anyway, that's about it.
[03:47:52] It's going to get worse. It's going to get a lot worse. And I think it's very annoying.
[03:47:58] And I think that it will continue to get worse until people are able to organize and exercise
[03:48:03] political power in order to hold these companies accountable. Here's the video. Make sure to
[03:48:07] give it a like. I love Charlie's videos. I watch them pretty regularly. You guys know
[03:48:11] all about that. So, yeah, that's it. And so you shouldn't let it. Well, the thing is that
[03:48:18] I don't care about any, like, I've been, I've been, you know, like, I'm in the stop.
[03:48:23] I'm like in a discord for stop killing games.
[03:48:26] I've talked to these people.
[03:48:28] I have my moderators working with them.
[03:48:31] Like I've talked to them on, on the back end, like I'm, I'm trying to actually work
[03:48:36] through a process to change this and improve things.
[03:48:40] Because fundamentally that is the kill shot.
[03:48:43] That is the reason why we're not all buying lightning cables and we have usb-c
[03:48:49] That is the reason if you don't make people do something
[03:48:53] They will do something that is bullshit and that's it
[03:48:57] That's all there is to it and everything else besides that. Yeah, we have a company an issue with companies cutting corners
[03:49:03] I think that here's where the problem is these companies have too many rights and privileges regarding
[03:49:09] their discretion on how they treat our licenses that we're spending money for. I
[03:49:14] think that when you spend money on something like this video game, you are
[03:49:19] spending the money with the basic understanding that I am going to get this
[03:49:24] thing for the indefinite future and it will not be able to be taken away from
[03:49:28] me for some arbitrary reason that regards, you know, it's like a contractual
[03:49:33] dispute or something like that. That kind of stuff matters a lot and that's
[03:49:38] something that you can never get Sony to do. You're never going to get Sony to
[03:49:42] understand this. You're never going to get Microsoft to understand this or
[03:49:45] Nintendo to understand this, but you can make them understand it if you go to the
[03:49:51] actual fucking government and you make a change. If you tell them, here's a
[03:49:56] theoretical, okay? I'm going to invent a scenario. You could make console
[03:50:01] exclusivity against the law. If you got enough people together, you could straight
[03:50:07] up, make it against the law. You could say, if you make a piece of media, you have to
[03:50:13] release it and make it possible to be playable on other consoles. We could literally just
[03:50:19] do that. But there's not enough people that want to do that. It's not happening. Well,
[03:50:24] I'm not saying whether it's going to happen or not. I'm saying whether it's possible.
[03:50:28] You can do anything you want. So what will it take to fix this? Here is the problem.
[03:50:34] as always, are the most oppressed group of people in the world, and we have no representation,
[03:50:43] we are actively demonized, and every single instance of us having any news about us is
[03:50:49] always bad. And so we need a gamer advocacy party. We don't have that right now. And there
[03:50:57] is nobody out there that's advocating for gamers and gamers' rights. And I think the
[03:51:02] The reason why is because gamers are just not a very big political party.
[03:51:06] They're not.
[03:51:07] We need to make a gamers political party, a gamers lobby.
[03:51:11] That's right, a lobbying group for gamers.
[03:51:15] And if we did that, things would improve.
[03:51:19] You have to, you have to chimp out.
[03:51:23] You have to chimp out.
[03:51:25] If you're not chimping out, nobody cares about you.
[03:51:28] That's just the way it is.
[03:51:30] Because nobody takes it seriously?
[03:51:32] Well, here's the reason why nobody takes you seriously.
[03:51:35] It's because you don't do anything.
[03:51:37] That's the reason why nobody cares about you.
[03:51:40] It's because you can't organize and make any sort of political change.
[03:51:44] So why would they listen to somebody who doesn't do anything?
[03:51:47] Duh.
[03:51:49] This is the worst take ever. Alright, I'm gonna pull you up.
[03:51:52] I'm gonna pull you up before you move on to something else, okay?
[03:51:54] Why do you think this is a bad take?
[03:51:56] why do you think so? I'm a pull it up I'm a listen to it squeaky wheel gets the
[03:52:04] grease that's right we need a gamer's party we do
[03:52:14] you're the one with money and influence why won't you do that none of us
[03:52:17] peasants can do how much that you him what do you mean why don't I do that
[03:52:21] What are you talking about?
[03:52:28] Look, look at all these videos that I've done.
[03:52:33] Look at all of this.
[03:52:37] Like I've talked about this for fucking for many many times.
[03:52:42] People are just saying shit. Yeah. What do you want me to do?
[03:52:48] I can't comment at the moment on all my phone.
[03:52:50] No, okay
[03:52:52] You can tell me I'm wrong, but you can't tell me why okay got it definitely understood. Yeah, I
[03:52:59] Totally get it man. The answer is numbers the fuck you think he's doing. Yeah, I'm doing what I can so yeah
[03:53:05] And and the thing is that all of your videos is not enough you can keep talking about it
[03:53:10] But I feel like the stop killing games isn't going to work out still
[03:53:12] Right now, I don't think that, like I can't, as I said before, I don't want to lead a movement. I
[03:53:23] will help a movement. I will direct the tension tool movement, but I do not want to be a leader
[03:53:28] for a movement. I do not want to try to push anything myself. Everybody always asks me,
[03:53:33] oh, do this, do that. I don't want to do that. I just simply want to, I want to be like, yeah,
[03:53:41] true let me help make this more true that's it I don't know what to let me
[03:53:47] say yeah I'll be the face you can be the voice I yeah I don't know anyway let's
[03:53:51] watch this move on I can't believe nobody has noticed this yet maybe they
[03:53:55] have they just haven't put all the pieces together yet but after watching all
[03:53:58] of these live service games that we've just seen completely just wither and die
[03:54:03] and millions and billions just completely wasted I think it's finally
[03:54:07] Over guys seriously after watching all the game announcements that we had seen over the past couple of months
[03:54:13] I realized that they were almost entirely devoid of live service games outside of the notorious few that we see every single year
[03:54:20] That's right. Call me crazy, but I think that these guys have given up not all of it obviously
[03:54:26] I mean there's still plenty of live service games that are out today that are still doing just fine
[03:54:30] They're great live service games you could be playing many you guys are probably playing right now
[03:54:33] And we're going to be talking about some of those to contrast the good with the bad
[03:54:37] But the live service of the version of live service that these guys have been trying to chase over the past 10 years
[03:54:44] The idea that every single player is going to be a cash register and these guys are only one battle pass away from printing money
[03:54:50] I think that that is dead. It's done. It's gone and buried at this point
[03:54:54] I think the same thing has happened like a really good microcosm of this is
[03:54:58] is anime-style character selector gotcha games
[03:55:03] with different characters that do different types of attacks
[03:55:06] like fire, ice, elemental attacks.
[03:55:08] There are right now too many games on the market
[03:55:11] for that audience,
[03:55:13] and there's even more of these games coming out.
[03:55:15] You still have Silver Palace releasing,
[03:55:17] and you also, excuse me,
[03:55:19] you have a Zero Pramelea releasing as well.
[03:55:22] Both of these games, I think people like NTE is a good game,
[03:55:26] But there are so many people that are already invested
[03:55:30] into Genshin Impact or Wuthering Waves
[03:55:32] that it's hard for any of these new games to catch on
[03:55:35] because there's already so much attention
[03:55:37] for the existing ones.
[03:55:38] And I think that fundamentally,
[03:55:40] they reached market saturation
[03:55:42] and people have already made a literal investment, right?
[03:55:46] It's been $1,000 on their favorite waifu on these games.
[03:55:49] And now they're not willing to give that up.
[03:55:51] I think that's what's happened.
[03:55:53] Summoners were as the original gotcha.
[03:55:55] don't give a fuck about that piece of shit
[03:55:58] fuck that game
[03:56:00] the game sucks
[03:56:02] you play weathering waves that's the only good one
[03:56:05] it's their fault shut the fuck they're the ones that did this we don't have
[03:56:09] anything to do with it outside is not playing those games in this case but
[03:56:12] these guys had a good thing but they just couldn't get enough no instead they
[03:56:16] had a strangle that golden goose for everything it was worth just give me
[03:56:20] another dollar they just had to
[03:56:22] continue to extend the track on the treadmill to ask for more time and more
[03:56:25] money and then flood this market which is so many games but
[03:56:29] i think the real damage
[03:56:31] came from something that nobody was even aware of
[03:56:34] these guys got exactly what they wanted
[03:56:38] while they definitely without a doubt
[03:56:41] exhausted quite a lot of us myself included they trained people
[03:56:45] to be insatiable
[03:56:47] to make it where no amount of content would ever satisfy them
[03:56:51] And by doing that, they essentially put the developers on it.
[03:56:55] This is the way WoW is.
[03:56:56] It's all like, it's like, oh, I played the game out of content.
[03:57:02] I'm out of content.
[03:57:04] I played the patch for 12 hours for two months,
[03:57:08] and there's nothing left for me to do.
[03:57:11] Oh, dead game, anyone?
[03:57:14] I tried, no.
[03:57:16] And now this entire industry is getting skinned.
[03:57:18] So do something else.
[03:57:19] We have seen a massive resurgence and focus
[03:57:21] the single-player games and stuff like the Desert, Resident Evil 9, Prog Mod, a hell
[03:57:24] of even rock stars out here having the confidence to invest over a billion dollars into what
[03:57:29] is still at its core in a single-player game with ClioPetato 6.
[03:57:32] So imagine my surprise when I hop online and I find out that after going 1 in 12 with
[03:57:37] live service games having the most high-profile live service failure in history and shutting
[03:57:42] down Destiny 2, PlayStation has somehow confirmed that they plan to revitalize the market with
[03:57:48] more live service games because they believe that they are guys okay alright
[03:57:52] so
[03:57:53] i know the last twelve of fail
[03:57:56] but let me tell you something about number thirteen here alright
[03:58:01] this is going to totally change it
[03:58:03] for the future
[03:58:04] and i thought that my first reaction would be how have you not learned your
[03:58:07] lesson yet
[03:58:08] but honestly it just felt tone deaf because we just don't really hear that
[03:58:11] much about live service anymore not like we used to it's kind of just become an
[03:58:15] afterthought which
[03:58:16] got me thinking i think the live service uh...
[03:58:19] the like the massive like just rush for live service
[03:58:24] was also because of covid
[03:58:26] i think covid being like this big thing where like now all my god everybody's
[03:58:31] inside
[03:58:32] that's when live service really popped off because you had a much larger
[03:58:35] activatable market
[03:58:37] now i think that the markets much more stabilized and you don't have that
[03:58:40] happening anymore
[03:58:42] i've service is in a really weird place right now nearly every single live
[03:58:46] service game that comes to market either dies immediately or gets filtered
[03:58:49] down to a modest audience
[03:58:51] entrenched live service games that we once thought were invincible is now
[03:58:54] starting to lose their players
[03:58:55] some games have remained unchanged and then somehow at the exact same time we
[03:58:59] have
[03:58:59] destiny to the just fell out of active development but it's also reaching the
[03:59:03] healthiest place that it's been in for almost two years
[03:59:06] and that brought me to a realization
[03:59:08] the version of live service the version of a successful live service game
[03:59:12] that we want is still very much alive the version the industry wants
[03:59:16] you want to know what the real live service game is
[03:59:19] the true live service game
[03:59:23] path of exile too
[03:59:26] that's live service done right
[03:59:29] that's my game
[03:59:31] is effectively dead
[03:59:32] i don't want to say the live service is flat out dead because that really would
[03:59:35] be accurate to say plenty of these games are still doing fine grant of the
[03:59:38] auto online still dominates counter strike to indota two are still massive
[03:59:42] fortnight is not going anywhere anytime soon and we're also seeing games like
[03:59:45] path of exile to dead by daylight and warframe grow break records or just
[03:59:49] keep raising their floor a year after a year the most successful live service
[03:59:52] games were seen right now are either maintaining slightly declining or growing
[03:59:56] slowly over time
[03:59:58] explosively methodically incrementally brick by brick impressive he's got a
[04:00:02] headhunter
[04:00:03] wow
[04:00:04] he's been playing a lot
[04:00:07] is bill still sucks to wow crazy
[04:00:10] in most cases but the
[04:00:12] one thing that almost all these games also have a common
[04:00:15] is time if you guys actually go down the list of the biggest live service games
[04:00:18] that are out right now nearly every single one of them are coming up between
[04:00:21] two thousand twelve
[04:00:22] in two thousand and seventeen with only really a few outliers path of exile to
[04:00:26] being one of them but that's really just an extension of their previous game
[04:00:28] which is yes still killing it even today
[04:00:31] the ones that came out after that for the most part
[04:00:33] man it is a graveyard i took the time to really look into this and honestly man i
[04:00:37] think the numbers would shock a lot of people the estimate is not going to be
[04:00:40] completely bulletproof because i'm also going to be counting in games are
[04:00:43] considered
[04:00:44] anything live service or whether that's a gotcha game or first person shooter
[04:00:47] but i found that roughly a hundred and sixty live service games are either on
[04:00:50] live support actively failing canceled or completely dead
[04:00:53] just from the past five years
[04:00:55] and
[04:00:58] All of your waifus into the void
[04:01:05] Most of them are dead. It's too bad
[04:01:07] We're talking about billions of dollars being lit on fire and most of these games weren't even high-profile failures
[04:01:12] How most of you guys wouldn't even know what half of these games even were?
[04:01:15] Spellcasters from chronic dream last flag from the band imagine dragons for whatever reason wildgate got shut down the other day
[04:01:22] And I had never even heard of it
[04:01:23] And yeah, it's going to be easy to point out some of the individual problems with each one of these games.
[04:01:28] Bad marketing, bad concept, terrible character design, whatever it might be.
[04:01:31] And some of that stuff is true and well worth calling out when it is.
[04:01:34] But part of this is honestly just saturation.
[04:01:37] Over 19,000 games released on Steam alone in 2025.
[04:01:40] It's not exactly surprising that some of these games just flat out disappear at 2025.
[04:01:45] Here's another big component.
[04:01:46] I'm sorry, I'm pausing so much.
[04:01:47] There's a lot of opinions on this is that I have a really hard time keeping up with live service games.
[04:01:53] Because whenever I'm playing one and I come back like for example with where wins me
[04:01:59] Like I was playing that game until 4 in the morning last night
[04:02:02] And I'm still not capped out and ready to do all the bosses yet
[04:02:05] I've been playing it like crazy, and I still haven't finished it
[04:02:08] So what happens is that like you know in apex? Let's say or fortnight or you know Margo rivals
[04:02:15] You get pretty good at the game right you get plat or diamond or something right and you're doing pretty well
[04:02:21] you're confident in the game and then you take a break for six months and you come back and now
[04:02:25] your skill level is at bronze and silver again. So you're always like basically retreading the same
[04:02:31] ground over and over and over and you're in like this constant basically feedback loop or conveyor
[04:02:38] belt of content that you just engage in for as however long that you want and then you eventually
[04:02:43] finish it and then you go back to doing what you're doing instead whereas and I think that like a
[04:02:48] single-player game like I'm almost done with the adventures of Elliot like this is like I'm at the
[04:02:53] last super boss and then there's like a boss rush thing of like 12 bosses you have to fight in a
[04:03:00] row I'm gonna beat that but I haven't beaten it yet because it's really hard and so I've done all
[04:03:06] that and like there's a finality of that when I beat a video game when I beat Crimson Desert
[04:03:11] when I beat for example um I don't know like I'm playing through Death Stranding as well
[04:03:17] when i'd be it's uh...
[04:03:19] i i'd i'd i'd she says i can't think of any other game that i've played recently
[04:03:22] i don't know why i'm drawing a blank here
[04:03:24] but when i complete these games i feel good about myself right i'd be star
[04:03:28] fox yeah i'd be star fox it's over the games over
[04:03:32] uh... resident evil you i'd be resident evil for right the games over i could go
[04:03:36] back and do the d l c or something but like overall i'd be the game
[04:03:39] and that is a fulfilling feeling and i think that older people and by older i
[04:03:44] mean people that are like in their thirties and over
[04:03:47] there are a lot of these online like competitive games i think that we used
[04:03:50] to all play whenever we're like younger guys or teenagers
[04:03:54] that now i think have been fundamentally changed by influencer culture
[04:03:58] because influencer culture has created the sweat level that you would have in
[04:04:02] like halo two halo three
[04:04:05] and it's dialed it up to like you know
[04:04:07] ten times as much as it was so everybody is playing these video games like
[04:04:11] their lives depend on it because they do
[04:04:13] these are people with no other skills they have nothing else going in their
[04:04:16] life and that they have ttv in their name and they want to stream snipe shroud
[04:04:21] so everybody can see that they're actually really good at video games they
[04:04:24] can get discovered
[04:04:25] and everybody is playing their little fucking hard out building taj mahal's
[04:04:29] eiffel towers
[04:04:30] and fucking uh... empire state buildings in fortnight hoping that they can
[04:04:34] become the next big popular person
[04:04:37] that's it the next ninja
[04:04:39] and so video games and competitive games now have i think just fundamentally
[04:04:43] changed.
[04:04:44] Survey showed that 60% of players only buy one or two games a year and only 14% actually
[04:04:51] buy once a month.
[04:04:52] That's 12 out of 19,000 games for the people that are buying the most games.
[04:04:57] That is like a 0.06% odds.
[04:04:59] You have better odds pulling a five star in a gotcha game than you do getting somebody
[04:05:03] to play yours.
[04:05:04] And live service only makes that problem even worse because these games aren't just fighting
[04:05:08] for a single sale, they're fighting for a routine, time, attention, habit.
[04:05:12] There's only so much of that to be able to go around, and every single new live service
[04:05:16] game that enters into the market is just lowering that ceiling for everybody else.
[04:05:20] This has always been my biggest criticism against PlayStation wanting to release twelve
[04:05:23] live service games in just three years, because even if those games were good, they would
[04:05:28] just end up cannibalizing all the other games that they released.
[04:05:31] So yes, saturation is definitely going to be part of it.
[04:05:34] There are just too many games, too many live service games, too many demands for people's
[04:05:37] time and just not enough players and time to be able to go around to give everything
[04:05:41] a chance.
[04:05:42] i don't think that's the whole story
[04:05:44] there is something else driving this and i just don't think that people have
[04:05:47] realized again i mean look at the foremost popular live service games
[04:05:50] have been released in the past couple of years you got held i was to marvel
[04:05:53] rivals battlefield six
[04:05:55] and our graders all of them found incredible success early on in all of
[04:05:58] them lost eighty five percent or more of their peak within four to six months
[04:06:02] now i'm not saying that these games are bad or down and out of the way like i
[04:06:06] mean i hear this i'm thinking to myself
[04:06:08] these games are massively successful they did incredibly well
[04:06:12] These video games are not going to be popular forever.
[04:06:15] Like, even an amazing game like Peely 2
[04:06:17] is going to have lulls, right?
[04:06:19] It's going to have ups and downs.
[04:06:21] Like, that's the way it is.
[04:06:22] Like, you release a video game like this.
[04:06:24] It's popular for a while, and then people move on.
[04:06:27] Because Arc Raiders is the same gameplay loop
[04:06:29] over and over and over.
[04:06:31] It's dynamic, fun, and interesting.
[04:06:33] But fundamentally, if you do it for 500 hours,
[04:06:36] you're going to run out of things to do.
[04:06:38] And you've already seen that before.
[04:06:40] so that's the reason why people move past these games
[04:06:43] i'll help i'm not even saying that the current numbers are necessarily bad
[04:06:46] safer
[04:06:46] battlefield six in this case is that i think we need to pick that up but
[04:06:50] it's really hard to ignore a drop off this massive
[04:06:52] especially
[04:06:53] when these games are supposed to be forever games and they're being made to
[04:06:56] be temporary almost immediately
[04:06:58] i think what's happening is
[04:07:00] the player bases are lapping these developers demand is now out stripping
[04:07:04] supply at least contextually which
[04:07:06] kind of sounds absurd to say out loud because there's just tons of games to
[04:07:09] play there's hundreds if not thousands of hours of content and
[04:07:12] i'll admit to you that i've been brushing it off every single time i hear
[04:07:15] anybody complain about how these games you simply do not have enough to do but
[04:07:18] we use them out
[04:07:20] these games are getting absolutely devoured they hit the market dominate
[04:07:24] conversation for a few months fall out of popularity and then struggle to ever
[04:07:27] reclaim that first wave of attention
[04:07:30] great
[04:07:32] everybody says this is like some kind of like a bad thing i think that's great
[04:07:36] like the game was really popular for a long time and people enjoyed it you know
[04:07:41] they played it for a few months everybody was having fun they went
[04:07:45] through all the content and that was it
[04:07:48] you can still like you know what else is like that by the way crimson desert was
[04:07:52] like that
[04:07:53] everybody was posting every single day all my god if you stand on this thing
[04:07:58] and you hit this box and then you go inside of here
[04:08:01] there's a secret dungeon and there's a sword that actually is the same sort as
[04:08:05] every other sword
[04:08:06] but like you can go and get it right now like that was going on for months with
[04:08:10] crimson desert
[04:08:11] so really i think that you don't need to make a game live service in order for a
[04:08:16] game to be really exciting and fun and that was true with elvin ring also
[04:08:21] and there's a lot of causes here
[04:08:24] part of a severe mismanagement are great is not handling cheaters battlefield
[04:08:27] giving way too much attention to a battle royale marvel rivals having
[04:08:30] algorithmic matchmaking issues, Helldivers too running into mismatched audience expectations
[04:08:36] and technical problems. Helldivers too killed its audience with the PlayStation Network thing.
[04:08:41] I mean, I think that they never really recovered from that. And I get kind of just poisoned
[04:08:45] to well to where like even now whenever they did a few really cool things, I don't think
[04:08:49] people are really that excited to go back to the game.
[04:08:54] Part of this is also just social media, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, whatever else content creators
[04:08:57] have the time and more importantly have made an entire career out of chewing through these
[04:09:01] games at an absurd rate so all the content that you see makes it feel like the game
[04:09:05] doesn't have enough and then those creators move on to the next thing and suddenly the
[04:09:09] game feels all before most normal players are even done with it.
[04:09:12] I think he brings up a really good point here and I never really thought about this is it's
[04:09:15] kind of like a vicious cycle of like radicalization or like extremism and not I mean like in a
[04:09:21] political sense.
[04:09:22] I mean in like content creators play games and they get tired of them and then they move
[04:09:26] past them, which I think makes players more tired of them and moving past them as well.
[04:09:31] And so it accelerates the process of new games because content creators are playing them
[04:09:36] so often.
[04:09:38] I think the real issue is that these studios simply just cannot keep up with the appetite
[04:09:42] anymore.
[04:09:44] Most of the people that are playing these games are coming from already established
[04:09:46] live service games with years of content, years of habits, and years of chasing a keradon
[04:09:50] The publishers have spent years extending that track more and more aggressively year
[04:09:56] over year, not only just to keep those players locked in, but also to drain their wallets
[04:10:00] as much as they could, and it's created this inverse effect.
[04:10:04] The games have lost their quality because the pace quickened, the monetization became
[04:10:07] too much to bear, and then players got exhausted and started leaving, but the audience that
[04:10:11] stayed had its appetite adjusted, even some of the players that had left just the same.
[04:10:16] This is not some random change in player behavior.
[04:10:18] This is what the industry spent 10 years trying to train people to do.
[04:10:21] So now a lot of these new live service games are waking up to the, basically the worst
[04:10:26] audience possible, hell every single live service game is.
[04:10:30] All these audiences are trained to expect endless content, endless rewards, endless updates
[04:10:35] and endless-
[04:10:36] Well I think that they deserve endless content, endless rewards and endless updates and you
[04:10:39] know why?
[04:10:40] It's because they keep having endless fucking store items.
[04:10:42] You keep asking people to buy endless battle passes and yeah, people want endless shit
[04:10:46] have to have used it with the battle pass. Duh! Obviously! What the fuck out's he
[04:10:51] supposed to do? Give me all your back.
[04:11:46] All right, all right, calm down, relax, we're back.
[04:12:06] My house burned down.
[04:12:09] Yeah, it's burning down inside that candle that I have.
[04:12:13] It's a scented candle.
[04:12:14] It's very nice.
[04:12:15] that adds to the uh... the audience of the experience of watching this
[04:12:21] reasons to keep logging in wall
[04:12:23] also still being i'd by the most
[04:12:26] cynical audiences that have been pushed out of live service games you have one
[04:12:29] dejected audience the other audiences way too hungry for you to be able to keep
[04:12:33] up with i think that
[04:12:34] marketer of the game that i noticed this happened the most way
[04:12:37] i absolutely love that game i thought it was incredible i have so much fun
[04:12:41] playing with my friends but
[04:12:42] I'm also in the camp of players that gets exhausted by live service games.
[04:12:45] Here's another thing.
[04:12:46] I bet the people that play Arc Raiders right now and you're still playing at non-stop all
[04:12:50] day every day are probably really, really good at the game.
[04:12:54] So the same way that a new player could come into Arc Raiders on the first month of its
[04:12:58] release and still kind of have a bit of a fighting chance and kind of understand what's
[04:13:02] going on, now they're probably just getting completely annihilated by people that have
[04:13:06] way more time on the game.
[04:13:09] And so the Omega sweats, exactly.
[04:13:10] So you create an environment where now new players don't really have the ability to come
[04:13:17] into the game unless they're hyper-dedicated or they're already skilled from similar games
[04:13:22] to be able to intake new players quickly.
[04:13:25] That's why the best time of any MMO or any video game really in general is the first
[04:13:31] month or couple of weeks of its release.
[04:13:34] That's when not everybody knows about all the secrets all the tricks all of the tech and everybody is just kind of playing the video game
[04:13:42] To simply play the video game like I remember the first dude the first month of lost arc was
[04:13:50] Fucking euphoria like I was thinking about that game constantly. We were streaming it every single day. Oh my god
[04:13:58] It was amazing
[04:14:00] Same as Elvin ring
[04:14:02] relatively quickly and I had a point where I felt like I had done enough and I simply had just walked away so good as I'd walked away
[04:14:08] I was still watching people play it and I started to realize that while art graders had its issues
[04:14:13] Its biggest problem was that they just weren't prepared for the kind of popularity that they received and they just didn't have enough
[04:14:19] content to be able to save the audience that was playing their game because they were playing it every single day all the time every
[04:14:26] Single chance they could get they didn't have to make somebody like that. Happy. You're not gonna make like I mean dude
[04:14:31] that's impossible. It's impossible to do that.
[04:14:36] Plans are the infrastructure to be able to capitalize on it and I'm not even sure that
[04:14:40] they should even try to do that because at a certain point chasing that kind of audience would
[04:14:44] almost certainly come at the cost of the updates themselves because you're trying to push them out
[04:14:48] faster which means they're going to be at a lower quality. Looking at their initial road map, a new
[04:14:52] map and an expedition to sink resources into a couple new enemies and some weather conditions
[04:14:58] every couple of months or so is not going to be enough to bring people back or even to keep them
[04:15:03] playing for very long. Not with the kind of audience that they suddenly had. To be able to
[04:15:07] keep that initial flame alive, every update would have had to be more drastic than the last.
[04:15:11] Effectively, a new game every single time they updated the game. Bigger changes to the map,
[04:15:15] bigger changes to their objectives, crafting, engagements, progression, everything. At that
[04:15:20] point, you're not supporting the game anymore. You're just feeding a machine. This is completely
[04:15:26] the fault of the industry. These games are being devoured at a record pace. Now I know this is
[04:15:30] going to resonate with a lot of you guys, but rewind the clock back a few years and whether it
[04:15:35] was fighting games, first-person shooters, how even MMOs, even the most successful MMOs that we
[04:15:39] see today are still basically the same. There's a little bit more pace to their updates, but still
[04:15:44] we used to be able to have these games as daily drivers and we would be completely fine without
[04:15:49] seeing any content added to these games. Obviously, BAP packs and expansions would later extend the
[04:15:54] life of those games but after that that way about wow because I was fucking like
[04:15:59] just I wanted to do everything in a while like it was like and there's
[04:16:03] another component to this that like being good at video games used to matter
[04:16:08] like having like a really high item level and wow like I used to finish like
[04:16:14] you ever you ever spend all day playing a video game and you go to bed and you
[04:16:19] you think to yourself, like, God damn, I really just fucking, I just did it. You have, like,
[04:16:25] you're satisfied, you feel like a fucking champion. You're like, yes, bro, like, that
[04:16:30] was awesome. And like, nowadays, like, I just don't get that feeling anymore. I don't. I
[04:16:36] don't get that feeling out of really hardly any game. And I'm sure I've had like, I mean,
[04:16:40] I've had days like that, you know, recently, but it's few and far between. And I think
[04:16:45] you know there's a combination of you know market saturation, age, maturity, time and then also
[04:16:54] like it's just it's a paradigm shift like and I think culturally nobody cares about being really
[04:17:01] really good at video games in the same way that they used to like back in the day and like not
[04:17:05] even back in the day but like there's a window inside of like 2008 to like 2020 where being
[04:17:12] really good at a video game was actually pretty cool. And online at least, right? Not with girls,
[04:17:19] obviously. But online it was really cool. And so like if you were a gladiator and wow, that was
[04:17:24] badass. If you were a, you know, challenger in league, that was super cool. But now I feel like
[04:17:30] nobody gives a shit about being good at games anymore. And am I am I crazy for saying that
[04:17:35] Cheaters ruined it. I mean we had cheaters in Halo 2. I mean, oh standby. Oh, why is there a rocker?
[04:17:44] I thought there's no rocker launcher in this. Why does it get blown up? Wait, I lost the match.
[04:17:48] Fuck. No, it was never cool. No, I think that there was a culture that respected and created
[04:17:58] an ecosystem where people felt like they were spending their time, you know, perfecting skills
[04:18:03] in a video game that was, it was appreciated. It's just not appreciated anymore. Nobody
[04:18:11] gets a shit. That's the way it is. Nobody cares.
[04:18:16] Over time, it just became faster and faster, more money, more content, more money, more
[04:18:21] content, and while you're going to end up losing the players along the way, guys like
[04:18:26] me, they just get exhausted by it. Eventually, that audience is going to start to adapt to
[04:18:30] those games and the size of those games and once they do, well, now it's a problem for
[04:18:35] the industry itself.
[04:18:36] It's the problem created for your own games in a lot of cases.
[04:18:39] What's happening here is that these games simply just don't have enough content anymore
[04:18:44] to actually be able to save anybody and none of that content is good when they do or when
[04:18:49] they are able to fill that need because they're putting it out so fast that, well, it's not
[04:18:53] really worth much of anything.
[04:18:55] When these games come in and they just flood the market with even more of these games-
[04:18:58] Stop playing. Wow is like every patch of wow is just replaying the first patch of Legion
[04:19:04] Like with a few extra little bells and whistles. It's all the same
[04:19:09] Who's well now the players are in a position where they can go and play one of those new games
[04:19:14] Yeah, they can go fill that need somewhere else and then they might maybe circle back to yours
[04:19:20] In most cases they never do and the only way that you're gonna bring those players back is by raising the bar to an impossible level
[04:19:25] And at that point it's already over
[04:19:28] You're cool, you know, I think back to the days of like World of Warcraft and stuff like that
[04:19:32] And this is usually or not usually this is actually still today how a lot of these games run even Final Fantasy is the same way
[04:19:38] Look how long those games have been going their expansions are basically what you know every two years or something like that
[04:19:45] Well, they do have some updates in between there. It's usually staggered out quite a lot those games
[04:19:50] You know there there's already a lot to do to begin with but still at the same time
[04:19:54] There's something about that slower pace that kept those games alive for as long as they've been alive
[04:20:00] Well, they've definitely lost here's another reason why classic wow was so successful
[04:20:04] If you quit classic wow and
[04:20:07] You were level 37
[04:20:10] You came back to classic wow and you were level 37
[04:20:15] You picked up exactly where you left off. You didn't get power crept
[04:20:20] It's not like you have people in Dead Minds gear that are now doing more damage than you
[04:20:26] Fundamentally you stopped exactly where you left off
[04:20:29] even in BWL if you quit in BWL and you come back you
[04:20:36] Yeah, maybe now a Q40 is out. Maybe now Max is out
[04:20:39] But now you have this extra content to do that did not replace or get rid of your content
[04:20:46] You needed to do your content in order to do the next content. So good live service games and the problem with this is that
[04:20:55] Like a lost art kind of did this too much, but the best thing about classic WoW is that there are steps
[04:21:03] Right and so like you have your leveling and this is molten core and this is BWL
[04:21:10] This is a Q40, right? Or you did that shit
[04:21:15] AQ 40 and then there's Nax, right? So this is the way that a good game used to be. Now,
[04:21:24] this is the way it is. And then you go from here down to here. And so every, this is the
[04:21:39] seasonal patch model where you take the same two steps over and over and over. It used to be a
[04:21:46] staircase, now it's a treadmill. You never actually move forward, you just tread water.
[04:21:55] And that's the reason why Classic WoW was so good. That's the reason why OSRS was so good
[04:22:02] and is so good. It's because if you stopped and you only had this much progression, you can come
[04:22:08] back three years later and you can continue moving forward. You see what I'm saying?
[04:22:16] That's the reason why I think a lot of these other games fail too. It's because it has engineered
[04:22:21] people into a mindset of learned helplessness where it's like I know it doesn't matter how hard I
[04:22:28] work. I'm never going to get far enough ahead to where the next patch won't just invalidate my
[04:22:34] efforts now there's no reason to perfect my gear now because they're just
[04:22:38] gonna release something that's going to just be better anyway it doesn't even
[04:22:41] matter that's what it is 30 over the years there's still a hell of a lot
[04:22:47] more healthier than a lot of the games are already dead and buried at this
[04:22:50] point yeah so you know honestly live service gold rush was the right
[04:22:54] terminology the entire time these guys came in they dug everything out they
[04:22:58] hollowed out the ground and they have nothing left to fill it with it was
[04:23:02] always destined for failure was a
[04:23:04] self-fulfilling prophecy of greed in this case, and it was always going to collapse in on itself.
[04:23:10] But that doesn't necessarily mean that success doesn't exist in live service. It very much does, and I think that
[04:23:15] the games that are going to find the most success, and games that are finding the most success, aren't the games that are exploding
[04:23:20] immediately to these massive player numbers and trying to hold on to them?
[04:23:24] No, it's the ones that start off small, and then build themselves out.
[04:23:30] but i look at all the live service games that are still around in a lot of the
[04:23:32] ones that have come and i think the most accessible version of live service
[04:23:35] isn't the game that explodes the hundreds of thousands of players are even
[04:23:38] millions of players in the tries to flood them with as much content as
[04:23:41] possible
[04:23:42] it's the games that never aim to be big start small bill slowly and set the
[04:23:46] right appetite from the beginning and the best of the honestly probably the
[04:23:49] most fascinating example of all this
[04:23:51] is actually warframe
[04:23:53] not warframe is not the most popular game it has had its moments of wild
[04:23:56] popularity, but its life is basically the inverse of nearly every live service game
[04:24:01] in all of existence. Most of these games explode and then decline. Warframe started out modestly
[04:24:08] and over a decade, the game has just continued to raise its four year over year and it did
[04:24:13] that by effectively doing the exact opposite of everybody else in the industry. Warframe
[04:24:19] has updates and expansions, but all that content is completely free. It doesn't expire and
[04:24:23] More importantly, it all remains relevant. It has a battle pass, but the battle pass is completely free.
[04:24:28] It has micro transactions for cosmetics, materials, weapons, how even the warframes themselves, you can buy anything you wanted in the game.
[04:24:34] But all of it, if not most of it, is completely earnable in the game just by playing it.
[04:24:38] Or if you want to, you can get it through their player-driven economy, which you also get through just by playing the game.
[04:24:43] The point is, is that warframe is almost entirely stripped of FOMO. The carrot is not a stick.
[04:24:48] It's handed to you, and then you choose when you want to eat it or when you want another one.
[04:24:51] I cannot tell you guys how inviting and comfortable of a feeling that is it's almost familiar in a way like I think people are tired of FOMO
[04:24:58] Shit, they're tired of FOMO shit
[04:25:00] They just get exhausted by there being another new battle pass that they didn't take advantage of and now I don't have this thing
[04:25:07] Like it and also like another reason is that FOMO was okay whenever there was only one game on your radar
[04:25:13] But whenever you're managing five different games of whack-a-mole at the same time
[04:25:18] And then you have to make sure that you never miss a special mole. Well, then you're just going to be losing your fucking mind
[04:25:25] I'm so tired of FOMO. It's so annoying. It is it's just too many games too many
[04:25:30] Engagement mechanisms too many player retention mechanisms. It's exhausting
[04:25:35] Engle or multiplayer games from like a decade ago where you still get to share the experience with everybody else
[04:25:40] But you get to take it at your own pace and more importantly in this case
[04:25:43] Well, the developers get to take it at their own pace to digital extremes is very strict
[04:25:47] Whenever it's ready approach to their updates. There's no hard robots. No hard dates that they said
[04:25:53] It's just kind of flying by the seat of their pants
[04:25:55] They usually have an idea of when they want to get something out
[04:25:58] But they don't rush themselves to hit a specific deadline because they recognize that that's unfair to both themselves and the players and well
[04:26:05] This is something I'm worried about with pewee 2. I don't think they're gonna have everything ready for pewee 2 release
[04:26:11] And I think that they I think that you're gonna see a video at some point of Jonathan coming out and saying guys
[04:26:16] It's not all gonna be there and you know what I'm going to say
[04:26:22] Understandable have a nice day. I'll see you on the release
[04:26:26] Okay, it's a big game
[04:26:29] Because if if you take care of your players and you make good games
[04:26:34] The players will understand that and they will be there when you're ready
[04:26:39] That's it
[04:26:41] Warframe is at plenty of issues with updates in the past, not every single update is going
[04:26:47] to be a hit.
[04:26:48] Their consistency with aiming for quality over speed and quantity has conditioned their
[04:26:52] audience to be more patient, more casual, and more excited when new content finally
[04:26:56] does drop, giving these guys something to actually look forward to.
[04:27:01] I've been playing a lot of Destiny recently after its final update and now that there
[04:27:05] isn't a clear future for the game or even if the future is that it's actually just over,
[04:27:09] It has honestly been the most fun that I've had with Destiny in a long time.
[04:27:12] There is so much content to play and I'm in no rush to complete it.
[04:27:16] I'm not holding my friends back by not being able to be online every single day and we're
[04:27:20] just kind of just having fun with it.
[04:27:21] And I think a lot of people feel the exact same way.
[04:27:24] It's why the game without any new content being added is averaging the highest player
[04:27:28] numbers it's seen in almost two years.
[04:27:29] What are you all thinking this week?
[04:27:30] It makes me think that Destiny should have been a lot more like Warframe, not in a literal
[04:27:34] sense, but in a sense that the objective should have never been speed, profit, and a strict
[04:27:39] schedule, it should have been quality efficiency and just trying to do something cool.
[04:27:42] I had a talk with Azdecross, one of the biggest content creators for Destiny, and he was
[04:27:47] talking about how there were all these things that players had asked for and how Monument
[04:27:51] of Triumph showed that the company was listening to them and how hard it was to get certain
[04:27:55] things greenlit.
[04:27:56] He was talking about some horror stories from some of the developers, and I came to this
[04:27:59] realization in that discussion that these teams that are built to optimize for speed
[04:28:04] and monetization cannot fix the things that players actually need fixed, and they can't
[04:28:08] add the things that players actually want, not because the developers don't care, but
[04:28:12] because the business itself is just not built for it anymore.
[04:28:15] That's another really big problem is that this is the reason why you see a lot of these
[04:28:19] AAA games failing.
[04:28:21] It's because they're too large and there's too many levels of red tape and bureaucracy
[04:28:25] in order for them to make dynamic good decisions quickly in real time.
[04:28:30] So like it's harder to adapt to the market whenever there are 17 different focus groups
[04:28:34] you have to go through in order to make a decision to change the game. That's a huge problem. And
[04:28:40] you see also like video games that have a like basically one figurehead one guy calling the
[04:28:47] shots that's making decisions. I know that's never actually really the case with most games.
[04:28:51] But like at least that project that are usually better games because there is an ideology that
[04:28:56] is singularly driving it and it can be changed, it can move, it can adapt more quickly. And I
[04:29:02] And I think being able to adapt to market pressure is something that these companies
[04:29:06] really aren't able to do.
[04:29:09] And nowadays, it's so much more important.
[04:29:11] I mean, something as simple as setting up a test dummy still takes developers, designers,
[04:29:15] artists, engineers, and sound designers, and also more importantly, time.
[04:29:19] And that's all going to cost these guys money.
[04:29:20] So management is going to ask these guys, well, what kind of return are we going to
[04:29:23] get on this when we should have these people working on monetizable content instead?
[04:29:27] Exactly.
[04:29:28] And while these companies do understand that Goodwill has value, they can't put that on
[04:29:31] spreadsheet so oftentimes they just throw it on the back burner or they just forget about it entirely.
[04:29:35] Nobody cares. This is a big problem. Nobody cares about doing the right thing.
[04:29:41] Nobody cares. No, it's like it's so sad, right? Because like, I mean, what are video games fundamentally?
[04:29:47] There aren't, right? Video games are artistic endeavors. And we've entered into a world now
[04:29:53] where video games are treated like basically just like money machines. And there's never,
[04:30:00] I think there's never, and this is with all businesses now, there's nobody ever thinks
[04:30:05] about like, well, what am I really doing for the people that are consuming my content?
[04:30:11] Like how am I improving their lives and making things better for them?
[04:30:16] And nobody ever asks this question anymore.
[04:30:19] Like it's just about how much money can we make, how much does something cost, etc.
[04:30:24] And there's never the conversation and never the consideration about like, what am I giving
[04:30:28] to my community. What am I projecting forward? Is this the person that I want to be? Is this
[04:30:34] what I want to deliver? Is this meeting my expectations? And it's like nobody cares.
[04:30:40] Nobody cares anymore. And it doesn't matter whether it's inside of, you know, like making pieces of
[04:30:47] wood, whether it's selling, you know, knickknacks, whether it's making computers, whether it's video
[04:30:54] games, it's like nobody cares about anything anymore. They just, yeah, shareholders choose
[04:31:00] to, yeah, it's just about maximizing money and it's happening everywhere. And I think
[04:31:06] that, like, there's so many reasons for it, like, again, this is, oh my god, I can't even
[04:31:11] get into it, but yes.
[04:31:12] The faster and more aggressive these games get, well, the faster they fall apart because
[04:31:16] they no longer have the time to be able to support them properly, maintain their balance
[04:31:20] and build things that people actually want to be able to make those players stay, which
[04:31:25] kind of brings us up to another issue.
[04:31:26] One of the reasons why these live-service games won't slow down even though they need
[04:31:30] to is because while slowing down is antithetical to their own goals, they want player numbers
[04:31:34] to be as high and as static as possible, so they want to reach every single player they
[04:31:38] possibly can while also keeping them on that track forever, and they try to accomplish this.
[04:31:43] They try to accomplish both, and because they do that, well, it will never work.
[04:31:46] One of the biggest strengths of games like Warframe or Path of Exile is that they obviously
[04:31:50] want their games to be popular and they want to make revenue.
[04:31:53] They need revenue.
[04:31:54] They embrace the ebb and flow of a new, but they're comfortable with just focusing on
[04:31:59] the audience that they already have.
[04:32:00] They don't overextend.
[04:32:02] And more importantly, well, they are okay with their players leaving and taking a break.
[04:32:06] Warframe books nearly every so also like, I mean, even PUE, I think settlers of Calgary
[04:32:10] is a great example where settlers of Calgary, they definitely tried and implemented some
[04:32:15] features into that, that had modern gaming functionalities, things like, you know, cyclical
[04:32:21] reward systems, like for example, sending people out on those boats to do things. Like that was a,
[04:32:27] that was a feature that they added in as a limited feature to see how players would react to it.
[04:32:33] And, you know, some of that got added in, some of it didn't. Pow World as well? Yeah, pow,
[04:32:38] I can't wait for that game to come. The modern trend out there is such a weird game, but they just
[04:32:42] fixate on their core audience and what their core audience wants of all that
[04:32:45] naturally separates them from wider audiences
[04:32:48] the people that do like the game
[04:32:50] absolutely love it
[04:32:51] and that's where a lot of these recent live service games have been going
[04:32:54] to work with this is where warcraft failed
[04:32:56] is that in burning crusade
[04:32:58] like they were still making the game for people that like world warcraft
[04:33:02] in raffa delitch king they hit market saturation for people that wanted to play
[04:33:06] world warcraft
[04:33:07] and so then they started making world warcraft into the game that other people
[04:33:11] wanted to play
[04:33:12] and then after enough years of doing that the original people that want to play
[04:33:15] world of warcraft said well this game isn't for me anymore
[04:33:18] because you made it for people that don't want to play world of warcraft
[04:33:21] that's exactly what happened
[04:33:23] wrong the same problem that we talked about with single-player games as well
[04:33:26] is that a lot of these guys go an ocean wide in an inch deep
[04:33:30] they're afraid to just fully lean into one audience because well they don't
[04:33:33] want to lose another audience that they could have had
[04:33:35] and maybe they want to get that audience later arc raiders i think is
[04:33:38] probably like the best example of this
[04:33:40] they ended up trapped between two audiences on one side they had the pv
[04:33:44] crowd that
[04:33:45] honestly just wanted a cooperatively play with other players and be nice with
[04:33:48] everybody and on the other hand they had a hardcore pvp audience is just one
[04:33:51] of the shoot on site and
[04:33:52] well they made matchmaking changes to try to appease both sides
[04:33:56] ultimately
[04:33:57] the game itself can ever actually support both of those people are both of
[04:34:00] those kind of players long-term because of he's right i mean you can't have an
[04:34:03] environment or both of those groups of players are playing together this is the
[04:34:06] reason why every pvp mmo dies
[04:34:09] like a great at least enters alike in a slow-term entropy right
[04:34:14] it's because
[04:34:15] mmo's like a people that play in the most repeat he are generally people that
[04:34:19] are looking for unfair fights so they can kill noobs
[04:34:22] so most people don't want to have that happen so you have a regressive amount
[04:34:26] of players until the game dies
[04:34:28] just a point
[04:34:29] you kind of have to decide what this game is
[04:34:33] when you build an update around trying to hold on to everyone reach every single
[04:34:36] audience you possibly can instead of just leaning into the people who actually
[04:34:40] love what you made
[04:34:41] you end up giving your game an identity crisis and honestly you make it
[04:34:44] impossible to support i think
[04:34:45] pathexile probably has the best approach here what interview jonathan
[04:34:49] rogers the head of writing your games
[04:34:50] he had said that every single time they do an update it nearly gives the guy a
[04:34:53] heart attack but he recognizes in the whole team recognize that players need
[04:34:57] to take a break these guys are completely fine
[04:34:59] with their game tanking for a couple of months they're not scrambling to keep
[04:35:02] every single person in the game forever they have a schedule they're trying to
[04:35:05] push their updates when they can but they're not going to lose their minds
[04:35:08] over every player who leaves for a few months and
[04:35:11] because of that they just focus on making better updates instead of faster
[04:35:14] ones they're aiming
[04:35:16] not to keep every single player but instead to
[04:35:18] aim to make
[04:35:19] an update that brings more people back to the game every single time and i think
[04:35:23] that's the right way to do things this entire version of live service at the
[04:35:26] end is also like i even plan to skip leagues
[04:35:30] like this league i played a lot
[04:35:32] and i'm like level ninety six i have like pretty much
[04:35:35] I don't have perfect gear or anything like that, but I have very good gear.
[04:35:39] I'm happy with my character and I've accomplished almost everything that I wanted to accomplish in the game.
[04:35:44] So I completed all the challenges in the game and I did all that and so I plan on sometimes
[04:35:51] I just skip this league. I tell myself this is the last big league
[04:35:54] I'm going to play in POE 2 until the big release of the game and that was my plan going into it and
[04:36:00] That's normal. That's fine. That's healthy
[04:36:03] We built around all these massive games that were holding out of these massive player counts
[04:36:07] forever just isn't sustainable.
[04:36:09] It's not sustainable for the players, it's definitely not sustainable for the developers.
[04:36:13] The wider the audience they try to reach, the more players they try to hold on to the
[04:36:16] less these games actually end up being made for the people that are actually playing them
[04:36:21] because you just can't keep that many people forever without eventually breaking the game.
[04:36:25] So I don't think that live service is completely dead.
[04:36:28] I just think the version of live service that this industry has been chasing is actually
[04:36:32] dead because, well, the successful live service is still very much alive.
[04:36:36] We can see it here today.
[04:36:37] We can see it out in a ton of different games.
[04:36:39] The problem is that I think OSRS and Classic Wow are great examples of live service games
[04:36:43] that are extremely successful.
[04:36:47] It's like having a game that's live service doesn't mean you have to infinitely create
[04:36:51] content.
[04:36:52] If you have a content treadmill that's long enough, people will want to continue playing
[04:36:56] it because they find it to be fun and engaging.
[04:36:59] That kind of live service takes a lot more effort, a lot more time, and a lot more care
[04:37:03] than a lot of these companies wanted to give.
[04:37:05] It's doing really well.
[04:37:06] To be honest, I didn't actually take any notice of this until more recently when I had seen
[04:37:10] that live service games are more importantly, like first person shooters have just completely
[04:37:15] fallen out of YouTube algorithms and Twitch and stuff like that.
[04:37:18] Well, he's dominated by sweats and anybody that tries to play one of these games, it
[04:37:22] isn't like an expert that's put like 10,000 hours into the game and does aim trainers.
[04:37:27] They're going to get beat by people that are and they're going to get relegated to low
[04:37:30] ranks and not going to get any satisfaction out of playing the game. And also most of
[04:37:34] these games get completely infested with cheaters as well. So you put all these things
[04:37:39] together and you're just not having a good time. Like it's so hard to go back and like
[04:37:43] I cannot explain the absolute fucking euphoria of playing PUBG in 2017 and watching Shroud
[04:37:53] on the second monitor.
[04:37:55] Oh my god.
[04:37:58] That was it.
[04:37:59] Take me back.
[04:38:00] It was so good.
[04:38:01] And nowadays you just don't have that anymore.
[04:38:05] You don't.
[04:38:06] I still have like a few people that are still watching them and I think there's still some
[04:38:08] guys that are like, you know, summit and Shroud and Peanut and a few other people that
[04:38:12] are still getting big numbers and stuff like that and doing really well.
[04:38:15] Largely that space is kind of just dissipated over the years and it's just not as attractive
[04:38:20] as it used to be.
[04:38:21] And I kind of got thinking about it as a fan of like, live service is completely falling
[04:38:25] off at this point.
[04:38:26] You know, I think what all this means is that these developers just need to surrender to
[04:38:29] the idea that you're just not going to hold on to all these players forever.
[04:38:32] They're just way too many games, man.
[04:38:34] Way too many games.
[04:38:35] There's so much for us to be able to do that eventually your player counts are going to
[04:38:39] fall and when you struggle and you flail to try to hold on to everybody, the only thing
[04:38:44] you're going to do is hurt your game.
[04:38:46] That's all that's going to happen because the content itself is just going to end up
[04:38:49] lacking quality and a legit direction to go in.
[04:38:54] I think that's what we're seeing with a lot of these games, a lack of identity in a lot
[04:38:56] of cases.
[04:38:57] And the other thing is, and this is probably the biggest one to be honest with you, stop
[04:39:01] aiming for the masses.
[04:39:02] Stop aiming for these massive audiences, flying in niche and then just solo into it as hard
[04:39:06] as you possibly can.
[04:39:07] Look at games like the Counter-Strike or Warframe or Path of Exile.
[04:39:11] These games did-
[04:39:12] Monster Hunter.
[04:39:13] Monster Hunter definitely is a niche game.
[04:39:17] And I think that in Wilds, definitely some of their reactive gameplay that they added
[04:39:21] in, things like offsetting, perfect blocking, clashes, etc.
[04:39:26] It definitely made the game more translatable to a Souls-like experience.
[04:39:32] But if you make a game for a niche, you will still hit a wide audience whenever that niche
[04:39:37] niche hits its magnum opus like Elden Ring. You will still have it happen.
[04:39:42] It didn't get huge or didn't get bigger by widening themselves and chasing every
[04:39:47] single trend under the sun. They're not using extraction shooters. They're not
[04:39:50] using any of that kind of stuff. They just got better at beating themselves.
[04:39:55] Because of that, well, the audiences that they already had loved the game and
[04:39:58] just rave about the game. And eventually they started attracting other people in.
[04:40:01] That's what happened with me and Path of Exile. I just could not stop hearing
[04:40:06] about people telling me how much better it was than Diablo and eventually I gave the
[04:40:10] game a shot. Sure enough, it's a lot better than Diablo.
[04:40:14] I still want to promise that for the release of Pewe2 1.0, I will release my original review
[04:40:23] for the Path of Exile 1 closed beta in 2012. I'm still planning on doing it.
[04:40:34] Yeah, I'd actually go to say that I think that the wild successes that we've seen for some of these live service games specifically over the past couple of years
[04:40:41] Might actually be to their detriment
[04:40:44] I actually have to be worse thing that happens to these guys because if you start out small and build slow
[04:40:51] Continuing to build an audience update after update. Well
[04:40:55] Like you actually have room to grow in that case, right? That's what you've seen with some of these games
[04:41:00] I think even like no man's guy is a really good example of that
[04:41:03] Well, that guy is a great example. And so is cyberpunk where cyberpunk did something. CD
[04:41:08] Project Red did something that with a lot of games, I think people have a really negative
[04:41:12] sentiment for where like they're changing the main character in Witcher from like Geralt to
[04:41:16] Ciri. And you know, it's like, Oh, it's another girl replacing a male character. It's annoying.
[04:41:22] And there's people mad about it. But fundamentally, I think because they did such a great job
[04:41:26] respecting the player and fixing cyberpunk and making such a good expansion to cyberpunk,
[04:41:32] that people are willing to get CD Projekt Red the benefit of the doubt and to be like, you know what?
[04:41:37] You've done us right before. We're ready to give you a chance again. And I think that No Man's Sky
[04:41:42] is another great example of that. I think you're going to see Light No Fire, which is their next
[04:41:47] game. That's going to be very successful and people are going to be extremely open to playing it again,
[04:41:53] even though No Man's Sky was such a colossal failure on release. And the reason why is because
[04:41:58] they built up that consumer trust. They built up that, okay, you know what? We did it wrong,
[04:42:04] but we're going to dedicate years to fixing it, and now we're going to make something new,
[04:42:09] and you can guarantee now that these people are going to care about that too. Same as Crimson
[04:42:14] Desert. Crimson, that's a great example. Like Pearl Abyss definitely earned my respect by the
[04:42:20] amount of different ways that they fixed, like think about it. Dude, people are complaining
[04:42:24] about storage they just added storage in like three days they said oh we don't have enough
[04:42:29] storage they gave you more storage they said oh well this is a problem doing this okay well
[04:42:34] we're just going to change it it was instantaneous was crazy he has like a big comeback story at
[04:42:40] the exact same time the longer they started off small had a really dedicated core community and
[04:42:45] then the game continued to get bigger and bigger with each update and how happy the fan base was
[04:42:50] etc. I just kind of spread like wildfire in that case. And I think you see that with a lot of these
[04:42:54] other games. But if you start at the top stream, I did. Well, you're what's your next destination?
[04:43:00] Definitely not going to be the top. You're going down. And then what ends up happening is you start
[04:43:04] seeing the dead game paradox kick in, where all of a sudden everybody else just starts leaving
[04:43:09] because they see other people that are leaving. Yes, that is the video game entropy. When people
[04:43:15] But like, I've noticed this a lot.
[04:43:17] Like with, I'll read like a watch on Twitch
[04:43:20] and I'll see like a video game.
[04:43:22] Like I looked at, you know, for example,
[04:43:24] where wins me, you know, we were playing that yesterday.
[04:43:26] I'm probably gonna, like I'll probably play that again tomorrow.
[04:43:29] After I get all my stuff caught up.
[04:43:31] But like once people realize that a game
[04:43:34] isn't like the game anymore,
[04:43:36] then they just lose interest
[04:43:38] and nobody wants to play it anymore.
[04:43:39] And then once people aren't playing it anymore,
[04:43:41] then more people lose interest.
[04:43:42] Then whenever more people lose interest,
[04:43:44] then more people stop playing.
[04:43:45] And so it's this entropy cycle that it's almost impossible for a video game to get out of.
[04:43:51] So they don't want to waste their time.
[04:43:53] They don't want to invest their time in a game they think is probably going to die.
[04:43:56] So they just pack up their bags and move on to the next one.
[04:44:00] I think the picture of what live service or what live service success looks like
[04:44:04] is completely changed over the years.
[04:44:06] Or maybe it hasn't. Maybe it's always been the same, but these guys just try to
[04:44:08] build a completely different one.
[04:44:10] But this idea that they're going to make this game that's going to like
[04:44:13] Instantly blow up and just turn out millions of dollars every single week
[04:44:17] it's just not gonna happen anymore and
[04:44:20] Diversion that is successful is slow and steady. I think that's the way to win the race in this case
[04:44:25] But that's not what these guys want because it's not nearly as attractive
[04:44:28] You're definitely not gonna be able to sell out the shareholders and honestly, it's probably gonna scare a lot of these guys off which
[04:44:34] It's actually probably for the best
[04:44:35] Yeah, it is for the best because a lot of these companies that have gotten into investing in video games don't actually care about video games
[04:44:43] They don't care about making a product. They don't care about people's enjoyment. They don't care about the process of developing something that you're proud of.
[04:44:52] They care about creating an asset that they can manage and capitalize on. And there's nothing wrong with doing that.
[04:44:59] But fundamentally, whenever you have an asset management company that is working at trying to improve a artistic passion project, you're going to have a huge dissonance problem there.
[04:45:11] Major problem anyway. Tell me what you guys think. What do you guys think?
[04:45:14] Uh, what do you what state is your favorite live service game in is doing good is doing bad?
[04:45:19] Are you a part of one of these games that I mentioned today that are slowly but surely on the rise?
[04:45:25] I'm happy to be a part of many of their communities. I think they're absolutely fantastic, but
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[04:45:43] Honestly, like I feel like live service is crashing out.
[04:45:47] And it's because there are too many live service games
[04:45:49] inside of the ecosystem.
[04:45:51] And it's like, you know, think about like
[04:45:55] a prehistoric forest, right?
[04:45:58] How many brontosaurus's can a prehistoric forest support?
[04:46:02] Only so many.
[04:46:04] How many gigantic sequoia trees can a prehistoric forest
[04:46:07] really support?
[04:46:09] Not that many.
[04:46:10] so really you can't have all of these massive gigantic huge games
[04:46:15] when you just don't have that many people that have you know an audience for
[04:46:19] that they don't really give a shit
[04:46:21] and i don't think that's a bad thing either it's definitely not a bad thing
[04:46:24] that's just the way it is
[04:46:27] so yeah i mean the market is self-correcting yeah well i think that
[04:46:30] the market was over saturated from the beginning
[04:46:32] and now it's starting to self-correct
[04:46:35] mob arrivals for carrying the entire franchise we know for a fact it's not
[04:46:38] the movies doing it
[04:46:40] the term for that is carrying capacity what's actually market saturation but
[04:46:44] i guess maybe in ecology it's carrying capacity i'm not even really sure
[04:46:47] but i think that you know
[04:46:49] you know just i think that just based off of basic language yeah i think that
[04:46:52] we can understand that
[04:46:54] how many of these massive video games can in the ecosystem like this support
[04:46:58] it's the same as like on twitch like there are only a certain amount of
[04:47:02] people that are using twitch every single day
[04:47:04] like if i go when i look at twitch tracker and you just pull this up it's a
[04:47:08] it's a really good example. So you go and you look at Twitch
[04:47:11] tracker and you see like, okay, well, how many people are
[04:47:13] really on Twitch? How many people are consuming content on
[04:47:16] Twitch or doing anything? The majority of these people are just
[04:47:19] simply, you know, there's only so many channels, so many
[04:47:23] different places. And you can't have everybody with 100,000
[04:47:29] viewers. Wait, oh my, it didn't drop this much, did it?
[04:47:39] This is I mean, it's only the first day. So like there's no way it's going down this much. Oh
[04:47:44] My god, it's a new month. Yeah, I hope so like wow
[04:47:50] Okay
[04:47:51] It's not over yet. Yeah. Wow. It's the World Cup. Yeah, I think World Cup definitely has an effect on it
[04:47:58] You're right about that. Sure. A lot of people are watching FIFA
[04:48:01] Really is it that big? I don't even really know I I think the US is playing today, right?
[04:48:06] liberal hive mind made a video about your opinion the bottom 2% really let me see
[04:48:10] what he said I don't know if I want to watch it today but I want to at least
[04:48:13] look at it
[04:48:18] yeah I will watch this yep the bottom 2% people really got mad about the bottom
[04:48:27] 2% take they did and I think the reason why the reason why they get mad about it
[04:48:31] it's at 8 p.m. EST oh it should be really soon then holy shit I didn't
[04:48:36] even know that. A couple of consumers are migrating to kick or thinking of it.
[04:48:40] Well, here's one thing that I've noticed, right? I've noticed that a lot of people
[04:48:44] and like people in general have been less interested in like just going on
[04:48:48] Twitch in general. I feel like there's been a less of a enthusiasm around it.
[04:48:54] I think the reason why there's less enthusiasm is because there aren't really
[04:48:58] any video games right now that are out that have anything going on. Like there's
[04:49:02] not really a lot that's happening. So X just launched streaming. I don't know if they did
[04:49:08] or not.
[04:49:09] Sam does a good example. I don't know about that. Three more ads that use YouTube now.
[04:49:12] Yeah, I thought about live streaming onto YouTube as well. And I might do it. The only
[04:49:17] reason why I haven't done it yet is because I worry that it would put my YouTube channel
[04:49:22] at risk. Oh my God, I forgot all about that. Fuck, I'm going to watch. I'm going to watch
[04:49:26] this tomorrow. I have to do a few things today. I have to end a little bit earlier today.
[04:49:30] You know tomorrow will probably watch some more of this hopefully I'll finish the stuff for where wins meet and do all that I have to end early for the
[04:49:38] I have to be somewhere to go get something and to before the thing closes
[04:49:43] So, yeah, that's it making a new day celebrate Canada day. It's sure
[04:49:49] Bosnia is yeah, I'll watch Judy on the video about that tomorrow
[04:49:53] Do you think that you'll play Elden Rain convergence mod on stream someday? I probably should I just don't necessarily know when I don't know when
[04:50:00] that's going to happen. Yeah, you're fat now. I'm not. I'm not at all. No, you're
[04:50:08] watching USA in one hour. I'll probably, you know, keep up with it a little bit, but
[04:50:11] not a whole lot. Yeah, what is this here? This is just some other random bullshit. Xbox
[04:50:19] is working to get rid of this pressing these old wall mongers on Israel. I don't I just
[04:50:24] I mean, it's crazy, like, people get so, so fixated around Israel, like, I mean, I get
[04:50:35] that people think Israel's bad, and I don't want to have Israel involved with this either,
[04:50:38] but for some people it's like their main thing.
[04:50:41] Explaining Canada Day to Americans?
[04:50:42] Okay.
[04:50:43] Hey, neighbor!
[04:50:44] Oh!
[04:50:45] Hi, America.
[04:50:46] What's with the decorations?
[04:50:49] It's Canada Day.
[04:50:51] We're having a little get-together.
[04:50:52] Canada Day?
[04:50:53] Yeah, kinda like July 4th for you guys.
[04:50:57] Yeah, but we do July 4th
[04:50:59] because we got lots of stuff to celebrate.
[04:51:01] We got eagles and freedom and KFC.
[04:51:04] What do you have to celebrate?
[04:51:05] Did you just say what do we have to celebrate?
[04:51:09] Yeah, universal health care.
[04:51:11] So if you break your leg,
[04:51:12] you can still afford a snack while you wait in the ER.
[04:51:15] The metric system.
[04:51:16] But to be fair, everybody else has that except you.
[04:51:19] Metronomy leave.
[04:51:20] Because we think if a woman carries around
[04:51:22] another human for nine months, she might need some time off.
[04:51:26] Poutine, french fries, gravy, cheese curds.
[04:51:29] If angels own food trucks, they'd make poutine.
[04:51:32] Bagged milk, it's more environmentally friendly,
[04:51:34] plus it feels like you're holding a cold wet baby.
[04:51:37] So you, and beer, actual beer, not yellow water,
[04:51:40] beer and lots of it.
[04:51:43] Butter tarts, if you put sex and gold into a blender,
[04:51:47] you get a butter tart.
[04:51:50] Of course, hockey, we did it first,
[04:51:52] We still do it best.
[04:51:53] But American...
[04:51:54] Whoa.
[04:51:55] American teams win the Stanley Cup.
[04:51:57] American teams, Canadian players.
[04:51:59] Oh, and to your KFC point, Colonel Sanders lived in Canada, so we made it even better
[04:52:05] by pronouncing it...
[04:52:06] KFC.
[04:52:07] Yes, okay.
[04:52:08] It's true, he lived in Canada from 1965 to 1980.
[04:52:12] Yeah, that is weird.
[04:52:14] But it's true.
[04:52:15] But you know what we don't have?
[04:52:17] What?
[04:52:18] because they're stupid pocket weights.
[04:52:22] Y'all do have some stuff to celebrate, I guess.
[04:52:25] Yeah.
[04:52:26] Sorry.
[04:52:29] Canada Day.
[04:52:30] Isn't it sad?
[04:52:32] Didn't we beat their hockey team?
[04:52:34] Yeah, we did beat their hockey team.
[04:52:35] And then they cried about it for months about it.
[04:52:39] Because I think it was the US account
[04:52:42] posted something about like a Mal...
[04:52:44] the Canadian Mallard being killed by a bald eagle or something like that and
[04:52:49] They thought that was hard. Yeah, bro. Like this is this is Canada day explaining it to Americans. Thank God. Oh
[04:52:56] Man good. Good. Oh Jesus Christ. It's what is this here? Can I find a few more of these here?
[04:53:02] They set your thermostats to 78 degrees. Wait, what?
[04:53:08] We set your thermostats to 78 degrees to alleviate the stress on our power grid
[04:53:14] And to every business owner, please set your thermostats to 78 degrees to alleviate the stress on our power grid.
[04:53:25] Oh my god.
[04:53:30] Oh my god, bro, like can we just stop this?
[04:53:35] This is crazy.
[04:53:39] Yeah, now we're Europe.
[04:53:41] I don't know what this is. They wanted everyone to own a car. Yeah. Chinese are going to make fun of New York now. Yeah, I bet they are. What is this? Is it that bad? I haven't seen this at all.
[04:53:54] New York, it's hot out there, but the power grid and the power grid is working overtime
[04:53:59] to keep us cool.
[04:54:00] Set your ACs to 78 degrees, turn off lights and electronics you're not using, and unplug
[04:54:04] what you can.
[04:54:05] Our city is doing its part too, maintaining a 78 degree rule in our building, dimming
[04:54:10] and turning off lights during peak electricity demand, and asking private partners to do
[04:54:13] the same, and powering down non-essential equipment.
[04:54:16] A stable grid means the AC stand is on and the lights are stable.
[04:54:20] Let's ease demand and get through the heat together.
[04:54:22] I just don't understand why you even need to do this.
[04:54:26] Like what?
[04:54:26] He's saying, please, now it'll be set your thermostats,
[04:54:29] and then we're setting your thermostats at the 78.
[04:54:31] And then finally, nobody has a thermostat.
[04:54:33] Yeah, I think that these people are kind of autocratic that way.
[04:54:36] I think that you're right about that.
[04:54:41] He isn't doing any of that shit personally.
[04:54:43] I don't know if he is or not.
[04:54:44] I mean, 78 isn't really, I think 78's fine personally,
[04:54:48] but you know, it's up to people spending.
[04:54:50] We have an AC no 78 degrees in this free world doesn't help the environment because third
[04:54:55] of all countries like the one you came from don't do any of this stuff.
[04:54:58] This is the reason why by the way I don't think you're going to be able to sell a lot
[04:55:01] of this environmentalism to Americans anymore.
[04:55:04] It's because Americans see countries like India literally just dumping garbage into
[04:55:10] the water with no consideration.
[04:55:14] They see China's electricity usage and energy usage just skyrocketing above everybody else's.
[04:55:20] And then they think to themselves, well, why the fuck do I have to live without an air
[04:55:24] conditioner whenever these other people are throwing garbage into the river?
[04:55:29] It just doesn't make sense.
[04:55:30] It's stupid.
[04:55:33] India and China don't have to do any of this, just ask for some reason.
[04:55:36] Yeah, I don't agree with any of that.
[04:55:38] I would agree with it if every country in the world was accountable to it.
[04:55:44] If every country in the world had to be accountable to like a climate change, like, you know, like
[04:55:51] Bill of Rights or like Constitution, then I would generally be okay with it, with, you
[04:55:57] know, having some restrictions.
[04:55:58] But the problem is that we have this weird thing where we want to engineer weaknesses
[04:56:04] in our country while at the same time allowing other countries to just simply do whatever
[04:56:10] they want.
[04:56:11] Well, that's not fair. That's retarded.
[04:56:15] Other countries seem to be accountable. They're fucking up the water. They are. They are fucking up the water.
[04:56:20] And that's the reason why it's like you want people to use paper straws when you have, you know, these other companies or countries that are just, you know, importing throwing dumping
[04:56:31] Fucking tons of garbage right into the water
[04:56:34] You need a world government for that and fuck a world government. You don't need a world government. You just need a treaty. You're an understanding, right?
[04:56:40] that people enter into. I mean, that's it. I think of a backwards foreign agent and
[04:56:47] programming is what's pushing it here. I think that you're right. I think that you
[04:56:51] have a lot of foreign agents and you have people that are working and living in
[04:56:54] the United States that are actively trying to circumvent and like kind of
[04:56:59] negatively affect the US in a way to make it less competitive and less viable.
[04:57:04] I think that's absolutely true and I think it's happening and it's getting a
[04:57:08] lot worse too over time. And I don't really know like, you know, what's going to happen
[04:57:12] with that, like what the long term effect of this is. But I think that too many people
[04:57:17] don't realize it, and they're getting taken advantage of. Who will enforce the treaty
[04:57:22] so every other company or country that's part of the treaty, right? I mean, obviously,
[04:57:27] that's the way it would work. Where I feel mad at your bottom 2% take. People are mad
[04:57:31] at my bottom 2% take because it destroys two narratives that these people live their lives
[04:57:37] around. The first narrative that they live their life around is that people that are poor are poor
[04:57:42] because of some sort of structural reason and of no actual fault of their own. And the second
[04:57:48] reason is that it inverts the guilt that they're trying to apply to the top 2% or the top 1% and
[04:57:57] then it basically is the inversion of what their ideology is. But here's the truth. If you took the
[04:58:03] top 2% of the people in the world, and you just had those people disappear. Like those
[04:58:10] people got raptured by God, and they were no longer on the earth anymore. Every single
[04:58:15] functional societal system that we have nowadays would totally collapse. Businesses would fall
[04:58:22] apart, machines would stop running, because the 1 and 2% of the world run everything.
[04:58:29] They organize everything, they control everything, and they have to because they're the only
[04:58:35] ones that are smart enough to understand the systems.
[04:58:38] That's the truth.
[04:58:39] It is.
[04:58:40] You might not like it, but it's the truth.
[04:58:42] Everybody else can't figure it out.
[04:58:44] They're too stupid to figure it out, and they say, oh, well, we can run it?
[04:58:47] No, you can't.
[04:58:48] No, you can't.
[04:58:49] Every government, every system, every company, every apparatus of control or helping anybody
[04:58:56] would immediately collapse instantaneously, and it would be a complete world disaster
[04:59:00] if you lost the top 2% of people. Contrast that. If you lost the bottom 2% of people,
[04:59:11] the world would astronomically improve, everybody's lives would instantly get better, and there
[04:59:17] It would be not a single aspect of your life that would get worse in any singular way.
[04:59:27] It would be amazing.
[04:59:29] You would get rid of like 95% of violent criminals.
[04:59:33] You would get rid of probably, if not the majority, a huge percentage of just criminals
[04:59:37] in general.
[04:59:39] You would get rid of thieves.
[04:59:42] You wouldn't have plexiglass on everything in order to, you know, do something.
[04:59:48] That's really it.
[04:59:49] And so just think about it like this.
[04:59:53] If you removed all top 2% of people, the world and every system inside of it would collapse.
[05:00:00] If you removed the bottom 2% of people, every single system in the world would immediately
[05:00:04] become better.
[05:00:08] I can't see how anybody can argue against that.
[05:00:11] It's just a fact
[05:00:16] Okay, I'm just taking it yeah, and so people don't like that they don't want to hear that
[05:00:21] It's true though. How do we find out who's the 2%?
[05:00:24] What do you mean? You just look at the people that are robbing 7-elevens
[05:00:30] Like I mean you look at the people that are robbing 7-elevens find the people that are living outside of a fucking gas station
[05:00:36] Trying to like stab people and you just those are the two percenters
[05:00:41] The people that are like going and screaming at the at the at a cashier, that's a two percenter
[05:00:46] You know what when you see him?
[05:00:49] People disagree because they were thinking purely about money and you're thinking about people as a whole
[05:00:53] I think that money is correlated, but you're right that it's not a one-for-one
[05:01:03] But if all the convicts stay in jail and they never come out then the corrupt judges stay in business. Yeah, that's right
[05:01:11] What about people like ICE protesters?
[05:01:18] Well, ICE protesters are not really one group of people.
[05:01:22] So like, for example, there are some ICE protesters that I think are fine.
[05:01:27] Other ICE protesters that are throwing bricks at police officers, I think the police should
[05:01:30] shoot them.
[05:01:32] That's not being a protester.
[05:01:34] When you're throwing a brick at somebody, you're being a violent rioter and you should
[05:01:37] be shot.
[05:01:38] So like, there's a very big difference there.
[05:01:42] Like those are two percenters.
[05:01:45] Frozen water bottles?
[05:01:46] Yeah.
[05:01:47] Like if you're trying to throw like, this is my outlook, right?
[05:01:50] Is if you're throwing something at somebody that if it hit them in the head, it would
[05:01:53] kill them.
[05:01:54] I think that that person should have the right to shoot you.
[05:01:57] It's just that simple.
[05:02:00] So like whether it's a frozen water bottle, whether it's a brick, anything like that.
[05:02:05] If you hit somebody in the head with that, and you're like a weapon or whatever, I think
[05:02:10] they should just shoot you.
[05:02:13] It's just fair.
[05:02:14] Yeah, exactly.
[05:02:19] And I think those people are the two percenters.
[05:02:21] Rocks can do harm.
[05:02:22] Well, you can kill somebody with a rock.
[05:02:24] One of the most famous stories in the entire world is about David killing Goliath with
[05:02:29] a rock.
[05:02:30] And it's not even a big rock.
[05:02:33] I mean, really, I mean, we know rocks kill people.
[05:02:37] That's like the most famous story of all time, one of them.
[05:02:44] What about the average person?
[05:02:45] The thought that the average person
[05:02:46] can do something about the lower 2% versus can't
[05:02:48] about the higher 2%?
[05:02:50] You can't do anything about the bottom 2%.
[05:02:52] What are you gonna do if you got some person
[05:02:54] that's gonna like rob you, get the police?
[05:02:57] Well, then they're just gonna get let out again.
[05:02:59] Is that the item that you used to kill someone?
[05:03:04] It's about the intent?
[05:03:05] Well, it is about the item too, right?
[05:03:07] I mean, if you're hitting somebody with an umbrella, that's very different than hitting
[05:03:11] them with a samurai sword.
[05:03:13] Just to be clear, the two percenter is the bottom of society when talking about being
[05:03:20] civilized, basically people that act like animals that can't think five minutes ahead
[05:03:23] or someone that was rich.
[05:03:25] I'm thinking about people's behavior.
[05:03:27] I think that there are top one percenters
[05:03:30] that I would consider bottom two percenters.
[05:03:33] Like people that are running fraudulent businesses
[05:03:35] and stuff like that.
[05:03:37] I feel like, yeah, I mean, you could just
[05:03:39] gommage those people and everything
[05:03:41] would instantly get better.
[05:03:43] It's behavioral.
[05:03:45] I mean, I think that overwhelmingly a lot of the people
[05:03:47] that are in the bottom 2% are also really, really poor
[05:03:51] because they're functionally retarded
[05:03:53] and so nobody would employ them to do anything.
[05:03:56] but it's it's mainly about behavior it's the moral ethical behavioral two percent
[05:04:02] that are the problem
[05:04:04] jeff bezos isn't yet it's not you on musk this feeling your bike
[05:04:08] what are your thoughts on south america waking up against the left
[05:04:12] i'm really happy
[05:04:15] i'm extremely happy
[05:04:18] uh...
[05:04:19] i think that overall like it would be great if we could have less travel
[05:04:23] restrictions to south america
[05:04:25] and we could have like more commerce and trade with them.
[05:04:29] I mean, like it is America, right?
[05:04:32] So yeah, I mean, how much it costs to keep people in jail?
[05:04:36] Well, like then why don't you force them
[05:04:37] into mandatory labor, right?
[05:04:39] I mean, so like, that's really what,
[05:04:44] that's my opinion, right?
[05:04:45] Is that like, if you're in jail,
[05:04:47] you need to be forced into labor.
[05:04:49] And that way, like, you know,
[05:04:51] we can get something out of you.
[05:04:52] USA? Oh, is he? Yeah, it's today's the day, isn't it? It is. Yeah, El Salvador has them
[05:05:03] do labor. Yeah, they do. I think that's what we should do too. We use this labor force
[05:05:08] as a penal battalion? Yeah, maybe. If they refuse them to box, something like that. If
[05:05:16] here visit Brazil, don't take helicopter rides. Dude, after Kobe and after Oliver Turing,
[05:05:21] I'm never getting in a helicopter in my life.
[05:05:25] Well, I agree it's the bottom 2% that caused the problems.
[05:05:27] Could one not make the argument that's
[05:05:28] the rich capitalist that create poverty?
[05:05:31] I just want your thoughts.
[05:05:33] No, I don't agree with that at all.
[05:05:35] I think what compels a person to whip their dick out
[05:05:38] and start masturbating in front of a family of four
[05:05:41] and in front of a 7-Eleven isn't because of Elon Musk.
[05:05:44] I don't think Elon Musk made them do that.
[05:05:46] I think this person is an unhinged, psychopathic,
[05:05:49] insane person and there's nothing you can really do in order to get them to not act that way.
[05:05:58] Like this entire idea, and that's part of the ideology, right? Is it's the ideology that everybody
[05:06:05] is rehabilitatable? No, you can't rehabilitate everybody. I think that there's actually way
[05:06:12] less people that can be rehabilitated than you think. I think it's a lot less than what people
[05:06:16] imagine. Like it's seeing that could scar for life. Yeah, I mean, there's definitely like a cycle of
[05:06:25] violence and abuse that that creates. I think that you're right about that. You just quoted two
[05:06:30] crashes caused by pilot error, not helicopter. Okay. Well, how many helicopter pilots am I
[05:06:37] am I going to have to rely on if I'm not in a helicopter?
[05:06:44] Just think about it, man.
[05:06:48] So like, I mean, yeah, zero.
[05:06:51] Just think about it.
[05:06:52] I'm not going to take that risk.
[05:06:54] Of course, it's a pilot error, obviously.
[05:06:59] Yeah, it doesn't make it any better.
[05:07:03] OK, so a helicopter pilot's unreliable.
[05:07:04] How are they bottom 2%?
[05:07:06] I just read a message in chat, it was something totally unrelated.
[05:07:10] So here's what my point is, is that like, yeah, the top 1% do create bad conditions.
[05:07:15] I agree, but I disagree.
[05:07:17] I keep seeing Americans leaving the lights and worse on during the day.
[05:07:20] This is a slight point here.
[05:07:24] I don't know what you mean by that.
[05:07:28] If you consider people in prison, you can't expect them to understand what they did wrong
[05:07:32] naturally, so there's no rehabilitation.
[05:07:34] Well, I think most people in prison know what they did wrong
[05:07:37] Most people in prison know that they're criminals. They know that they're bad actors and they just simply do it and it doesn't matter
[05:07:44] What is this?
[05:07:47] Nux Taku demonetized Judeon debate for a fumble
[05:07:50] Frogan debt watch Ethan Klein defeated by Denim's Shalbo struck by pickup truck
[05:07:56] Loser Judeon arrested. There's two Judeons
[05:07:59] Tecton Salaria Segment. Jesus Christ. Hasan Piker's target, fans' target? Oh God.
[05:08:12] Man. I'm reformed. Spoke on our texting and driving incident. Just stopped driving.
[05:08:21] Oh, that's from 2000, I don't know.
[05:08:25] Oh, God.
[05:08:28] It just hit me how much the column of your politics are.
[05:08:32] Like you can just chat and debate. It feels like the other side is always in an angry state and you're constantly attacked.
[05:08:36] No, I don't really see the problem.
[05:08:38] Like, the reason why other people from the other political side get angry is because their politics are hinged around the emotional blackmail of being a good person.
[05:08:50] And that's what all of it's built around.
[05:08:53] So like I can understand why like a leftist person believes what they believe.
[05:08:58] I think it's stupid, but I can see the logical reasoning for it.
[05:09:03] But because those people, like basically logical people are generally able to understand emotional reasoning,
[05:09:10] but emotionally reasoning people are not really able to discern logic.
[05:09:14] They're just not able to do that.
[05:09:16] So it's like for them, like they don't understand like, okay, well, you know, if I let every immigrant into the country, then what happens with like every social system, right, it's going to collapse.
[05:09:29] And I think also like a lot of leftists have gotten used to just simply stating the opponent's argument as if that is their argument.
[05:09:39] Because there's been so much institutional capture by, I would say, more left-wing figures and left-wing ideology.
[05:09:47] You've had a huge shift and a huge change from people like expecting to, you know, have any kind of opinion.
[05:09:55] The less politics are their identity. Yeah, and like, I think that's really, like, that's another big thing.
[05:10:00] Like, to me, politics to me are just like, that's something I talk about sometimes.
[05:10:06] You know like that's about it. You know, it's not the main thing I focus on. It's not the only thing that I care about
[05:10:14] Like I care about and I do a lot of other things, right? And there's things that like
[05:10:19] The thing with politics is that
[05:10:22] There's always gonna be like a strain of that in everything like movies
[05:10:26] There's like politics with like why is Helen of Troy black? It's because of politics. I think
[05:10:32] Why is it that video games keep replacing men with women?
[05:10:36] You know, like I think that's because of politics, but in a general sense, like there are hobbies and interests that I have that are kind of separate from just simply, you know, arguing with people or something like that.
[05:10:51] You hear about the drought of baddies. I think I have plenty of baddies, man.
[05:10:56] I never expected to slide more conservative after voting blue for so long, yet here we are.
[05:10:59] here we are. Well, it's because a lot of the like the traditional like I would say the traditional
[05:11:07] Democrat values are still values that I have things like you know having government take care
[05:11:14] of people I agree with things like you can do what you want and you can have the freedom to
[05:11:18] be who you want and the government shouldn't get you know involved in that that's something I agree
[05:11:23] with, you know, like having a protectionism for American workers and having more workers' rights,
[05:11:29] I definitely agree with that. But basically, if you look at, if you listen to a speech from any
[05:11:36] Democrat from the year 1995, you will hear pretty much all of my opinions. You're going to hear
[05:11:43] about, these are all the things that I think. But the Democrats have just changed a lot recently,
[05:11:48] And I think they're changing even more because of the DSA, like people like Hassan and, you
[05:11:54] know, other collaborators of his have done a very good job destroying and dismantling
[05:11:59] the Democratic Party.
[05:12:01] And I think that they've, I think they deserve it too.
[05:12:03] The Democratic Party deserves it because they've, they've allowed all those people to come
[05:12:08] into the country.
[05:12:09] They have.
[05:12:10] They've allowed all these people that are terrorists, that are terrorist supporters, that hate
[05:12:16] America, that are, you know, they should never be in America.
[05:12:22] You know, they've allowed all these people to come into the country.
[05:12:25] Why would you do that?
[05:12:27] And now, now they're ousting you out of every position.
[05:12:30] I think that's justified.
[05:12:32] I do.
[05:12:32] I think it's very justified.
[05:12:36] It's almost un-American to vote Democrat at this point.
[05:12:38] I would never vote for a Democrat for anything.
[05:12:41] Like, even if there's a Republican who is like a total sellout retard psycho,
[05:12:45] I'd still vote for him over a Democrat, like I'm just the truth, because I mean, at least
[05:12:51] at least he's an American, right?
[05:12:54] Like, the worst I would ever do is not vote at all.
[05:12:58] Centrist, by the way.
[05:12:59] Well, I am a centrist.
[05:13:01] I think that I'm a centrist.
[05:13:03] But the problem is that when you're a centrist and one side has radicalized to such an extreme
[05:13:09] degree that being a centrist is closer aligned to being on one side.
[05:13:19] See vote for teams?
[05:13:20] Yeah, of course I'm gonna vote for a team.
[05:13:23] Do I want to vote for somebody that's on the team of America or do I want to vote for somebody
[05:13:28] that's on the team of terrorists and transsexuals going into women's bathrooms?
[05:13:33] It's a very easy decision.
[05:13:36] Yeah, I mean like I the thing is that I don't like choosing the lesser of two evils
[05:13:42] But I'm also a pragmatic utilitarian person like I look at this situation that I'm in and I make a decision
[05:13:49] Is it worth?
[05:13:50] You know choosing the lesser of two evils in this circumstance or not?
[05:13:56] To reveal yeah, I'd love to vote for you know, I think I like Marco Rubio like JD Vance
[05:14:01] I like that Greg Bovino guy the most, honestly. I do. I think he's amazing, but there's a few other guys that I like too.
[05:14:10] Who the fuck cares someone's a centrist? Well, yeah, I mean, I think that I'm a centrist.
[05:14:15] I think that I have a lot of viewpoints that aren't really right-wing viewpoints,
[05:14:18] but you know, people are gonna come up with whatever decisions they want.
[05:14:22] Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller is not going to run. He's not going to win. It doesn't matter.
[05:14:32] It's okay to disagree without demonizing them. I like Tulsi Gabbard a lot. I think she's
[05:14:39] a centrist. I don't really know about her opinion on anything, really. I'm not even really sure.
[05:14:45] The left today has a boner with replacing everyone with third worlders. Well, the reason why they
[05:14:49] do that is because the left's ideology is centered around hating white people. That's
[05:14:54] the reason why. So it would make sense that obviously they think that way because that's
[05:14:59] what they believe. That's their core belief system. They hate America and now they hate
[05:15:06] Jews too. She's anti-war. That's the biggest selling point. I'm not anti-war. I'm not.
[05:15:13] I think we need to have certain wars for sure. We should do more wars in some instances
[05:15:18] and we should do less than others like I'm a I'm a big fan of blowing up
[05:15:24] terrorists huge fan love it I think we should do way more
[05:15:31] war's-bidness yeah I the only thing that I don't like about it is that I don't
[05:15:38] think that we utilize the military to the full extent and I don't like why do
[05:15:43] we have like all these like crazy tech weapons and like tools and like we're
[05:15:47] not even able to get rid of like, you know, there's like a South American cartel that's
[05:15:51] like threatening America. Well, why don't we just go blow them up? Right? Why not? There's
[05:15:58] like some African war war that's talking about, you know, capturing a US ship. Okay, well,
[05:16:03] then just drop a bomb on wherever he lives. That's it. It's done. John strikes. Yeah, exactly.
[05:16:11] We already just did bro. We need to do it more. We need to do it so much that it's like
[05:16:16] It should be like people joke around about like the US liking bombs and doing this stuff.
[05:16:23] We should be doing it so much that like nobody's joking.
[05:16:26] People are like, oh my god, oh no.
[05:16:30] Because that's the problem, right?
[05:16:31] It's like, I mean usually it doesn't really happen or go anywhere.
[05:16:36] See love Obama.
[05:16:37] I liked some things that Obama did, but I don't like the way that they handled, like
[05:16:41] I knew guys in the military and Obama defanged a lot of the enlisted men in the military
[05:16:50] and I think that that led to a lot of US casualties in order to try to achieve political values.
[05:16:58] Should we pull up Joseph Coney too?
[05:17:00] Uh, yeah, maybe.
[05:17:03] Yeah, sure.
[05:17:06] Fuck him.
[05:17:07] What are you doing over there?
[05:17:09] Is it a kid army?
[05:17:10] fuck get the fuck out of here yeah I mean why not really why not why not just
[05:17:19] go ball them up
[05:17:22] really like I don't see why not yeah do gonna know about peace price for not
[05:17:32] being bush you watch the DM bodycam yet I was going to I I don't know why I
[05:17:38] I didn't I didn't I just had everything so I was gonna look at today and I need to be somewhere in like an hour
[05:17:47] Look I'm a bunch of our people killed especially when undercover especially should you can take out our government
[05:17:51] I don't know really about all that but um
[05:17:55] Don't make a Obama anti-Obama documentaries
[05:17:58] I think a lot of people don't like it Obama changed the rules of engagement where he basically had to be shot out before firing back
[05:18:03] Yeah, like and that's the kind of stuff that I'm talking about like we're pleased we're like
[05:18:07] You know soldiers, I mean they had to wait for somebody to shoot them before they shot the person. I
[05:18:13] Think fuck that just go over there and completely just bulldoze them
[05:18:17] Right. I mean if you have people that you think are terrorists then just go after them and shut them down
[05:18:23] Immediately it's retarded and so like my and I don't even think you should have people doing that
[05:18:28] You should be doing it with drones and like other machines
[05:18:31] You know remote controls drone strikes everything you can
[05:18:35] Yeah. Right. Like missile strikes. Shoot for us to ask questions later. Yeah, exactly. Who cares?
[05:18:47] You gonna be something like your barbecue yesterday? No, like, no, not, not exactly.
[05:18:52] If anything prolonging your war is more cruel than ending it swiftly, I agree.
[05:18:59] Yeah, if you show hostility, you should be warm food. I like that.
[05:19:02] No gaming today. No, no, I don't have any game to play today.
[05:19:07] I got kind of far in where wins me, but it's just like basically I'll show you.
[05:19:17] But it was a lot.
[05:19:22] America's winning today. Yeah, America's going to win. Of course they're going to win.
[05:19:28] How long do you think before into that type of leader rises to prominence though?
[05:19:32] I think that you can't have like this is just like I've said this many times like I I'm a I
[05:19:38] Think that the biggest threat to America right now is the fact that everybody can vote. I
[05:19:46] Think it's actually such a huge problem and people don't realize how big of an issue it is
[05:19:52] Like every other problem in the country stems from that problem
[05:19:58] It's white liberal lemon. Well, I mean not not only. I mean like yeah, but like it's not just them
[05:20:07] You has to try to show Afghanistan democracy who gives a fuck what they're doing over in Afghanistan like fuck them then
[05:20:13] So right now I am level
[05:20:19] 92 and I was you know like 80 81 or something like that yesterday, so I leveled all the way up
[05:20:25] I got this umbrella almost all the way leveled up, but I've decided I'm going to change and use another weapon instead
[05:20:32] So I am still I'm stuck on a boss honestly
[05:20:37] I can't beat the boss because I don't have my gear optimized for like this item level and
[05:20:43] It's just a real like I thought I beat the boss
[05:20:47] and then there was a phase two and
[05:20:50] I did one attempt on it and I was like
[05:20:53] Like, you know when to hold them and you know when to fold them.
[05:20:58] I'm going to stop right now.
[05:21:01] Because like that boss, like I think I played it pretty well.
[05:21:03] I just took which boss was it?
[05:21:04] It was like Black Cloud or something, except that, that like female, uh, like thing.
[05:21:10] And so that's what it was.
[05:21:11] Phase two.
[05:21:12] Yeah.
[05:21:13] What difficulty are you on?
[05:21:14] Uh, legend difficulty.
[05:21:15] I'm playing it on the hardest mode, obviously.
[05:21:16] So yeah, it's what game is this?
[05:21:18] Where wins me?
[05:21:19] I basically like so I got sponsored to play this game yesterday and I felt bad because like I was like well
[05:21:25] We're not really doing anything like that's like super cool
[05:21:28] Like I'm just doing kind of like some of the quests and I wanted to show like some more of like the like kind of in my opinion
[05:21:34] Like cooler content like that. I think it's just like more exciting for viewers to watch
[05:21:38] So I was like listen give me a couple of days
[05:21:41] I'm gonna play this game off stream and I'm gonna fucking beat this game basically and then I'm gonna show everybody
[05:21:47] everybody what the game's supposed to be, right?
[05:21:50] Like that's basically what I told them.
[05:21:52] And they were like, okay, great.
[05:21:56] Cause like to me, whenever I take a sponsor for a game,
[05:21:59] I mean like I care about the money, right?
[05:22:03] But like it's also that like if the game isn't good content,
[05:22:07] I'm just not going to play it on stream.
[05:22:09] Like I don't want to, I don't want to deal with a game
[05:22:13] that's like not fun to watch or anything.
[05:22:16] afraid to look bad losing, it's not bad at all actually. It's that I'm afraid to, like,
[05:22:21] I don't want to, like, I ask myself, like, you know, if somebody's sponsoring me to
[05:22:25] play a game, and I think to myself, what is the purpose of sponsoring an individual to
[05:22:30] play a video game? Well, the reason why you're doing that is you want to induce people into
[05:22:35] the idea of being excited to try out the video game themselves. This is just the way that
[05:22:41] works right and so if I think about that and I think how can I do that in the best way possible
[05:22:48] and doing that in the best way possible in my opinion is what is this is like something I have
[05:22:54] to do here what is this mounted archery challenge what the fuck you can do a mounted archery challenge
[05:23:11] was it says something? It says China. Oh, maybe I'm not ready for swap seasons. Oh,
[05:23:27] okay, I'll have to do that later on. Where's the $500 horse? The $500 horse is an inferior
[05:23:35] horse and I don't use it because it's worse I'm not even kidding it's actually worse like
[05:23:42] if I show you like for example like I didn't even mean to do that like this I have to fight
[05:23:48] this guy can I fight him so like this guy right like my damage is really kind of bad
[05:24:01] Like look at that damage, like it sucks.
[05:24:15] So like that, yeah, it's just garbage damage.
[05:24:18] So like I should be doing like I'm not even kidding you like three or four times as much
[05:24:21] damage as this.
[05:24:23] Like it's just, it's terrible.
[05:24:26] So like, I'm kind of waiting to,
[05:24:34] I'm waiting to like get better gear
[05:24:36] and also to like get a better stack to do this.
[05:24:39] And like, I could, like, I can beat these bosses, right?
[05:24:42] It's not like it's impossible to do that.
[05:24:44] But at the same time, I don't want to, oops.
[05:24:51] I don't really want to waste my time doing it
[05:24:53] whenever I know that I'm playing in like a,
[05:24:56] I'm playing like I'm disabled basically. I'm trying to heal. I don't know why the heal wasn't working
[05:25:05] So it's like I can win this fight. It's not a big deal, but
[05:25:10] Like am I really do I really want to spend this much time just doing like a basic, you know mechanic like this. I mean not really
[05:25:18] Handicap? Yeah, I'm basically handicapped.
[05:25:31] And so my damage is just so low, and I didn't expect that to happen, so I've got to spend
[05:25:37] time of upgrading all of my stuff and doing all that, because I'm even doing a parry,
[05:25:42] Like if I focus on just parrying, right?
[05:25:50] I don't know why I didn't parry.
[05:25:52] There it is.
[05:25:55] You have to break down like his bar with that.
[05:25:59] That was a mistake.
[05:26:08] I mean this is the first time I'm seeing this animation so like I'm not really gonna be
[05:26:17] like super good at it.
[05:26:21] Oops he got me.
[05:26:23] So now like okay so even this right?
[05:26:27] Like I'd have to like you see how long this fight would take.
[05:26:29] It would take like a crazy amount of time.
[05:26:35] It's working though.
[05:26:36] Not that I can't beat the boss, I can very easily beat the boss, but it's that I know
[05:26:42] that I should be able to beat this boss so much more easily.
[05:26:50] So like, because I played the game a lot, and I know that I'm basically playing at like
[05:26:56] a huge disadvantage.
[05:27:00] Your inner ways are also not tier six.
[05:27:02] Yeah.
[05:27:03] Like, I mean, my inner ways are low.
[05:27:06] Like I've been trying to finish up my, like even my weapon upgrades aren't well.
[05:27:12] Oh.
[05:27:15] I upgraded the wrong weapon.
[05:27:26] Okay.
[05:27:56] Okay, so we're in a bit of a situation and I upgraded and I need to buy and I don't have
[05:28:07] enough money right so like I need to I need to farm out more coins so like how do I get
[05:28:13] coins like I can go in the season shop and I can buy coins out of here or I can also
[05:28:19] buy these right I can buy you know like maybe you know three of these the
[05:28:24] golden silk coins and so that's like 60,000 coins which is great right I have
[05:28:28] some more of these but I don't know how to farm out coins by howling ore well I
[05:28:37] I can buy all that yeah easy it's no big deal it's nothing so swipe I can't I
[05:28:45] already tried I tried spending money it doesn't let me and I already bought out
[05:28:49] all my gear chests as well. My legendary gear weapons, like I've only got one of these.
[05:28:56] And we only have 12. Oh, fuck. Now I've got to farm more of these. I didn't even know
[05:29:06] this. Now I'm just learning about this right now. Fuck. Oh my god. Oh my god. And then
[05:29:17] So you have this and there's the heroes realm. I need to do this as well
[05:29:21] To get these extra pieces of gear, but I don't have the item level for it
[05:29:25] And I don't want to you know, candy cap my group. I've never even done these bosses before then there's this other bonus as well
[05:29:31] I haven't done that and so
[05:29:34] I'm gonna hopefully finish all these tonight
[05:29:37] And I have like this gear right now. I have like item level tier 91 gear, but
[05:29:43] but they're not like this gear isn't really well optimized at all.
[05:29:47] I don't have the set bonuses either.
[05:29:57] You can upgrade your main weapon though.
[05:29:58] Well, I mean, here's what I would do.
[05:30:00] I mean, you just do like this.
[05:30:06] Can I just, how do I un-equip this?
[05:30:08] Oh, I'm going to quit the gear.
[05:30:24] You can only swap?
[05:30:27] Fuck.
[05:30:30] Okay, so if I swap this with this, and I swap this with this, and then I swap this with
[05:30:45] this, does that mean that now?
[05:30:53] Okay.
[05:30:56] I actually want to see how much more damage I do now.
[05:31:05] Wait a minute.
[05:31:17] It's...
[05:31:20] about this time.
[05:31:23] But it's more. It's definitely more.
[05:31:26] It's worse. It's not worse
[05:31:38] Yeah, we've got a we've got a lot of work to do
[05:31:44] I've got a lot of work to do
[05:31:51] Jesus Christ that one's hard to do
[05:31:54] The majority of the umbrella's damage coming through and having it as a follow drone by the way
[05:31:59] Yeah, but it used to not be like that used to be able to do I
[05:32:05] Used to be able to not have that like you could just sit there and spam this button
[05:32:09] The reason actually I started using the umbrella
[05:32:12] So I don't think I ever told people this is that I watched Silverville play the game and she was just sitting there holding the same button
[05:32:20] down killing everything with the umbrella and I was like I mean there's no way that like
[05:32:27] and meanwhile I'm like sitting there fucking sweating my ass off like fighting with the
[05:32:32] sword and I'm like well fuck this I'm just gonna use the umbrella umbrellas are for
[05:32:37] women yeah I'm swapping away from it I'm gonna use the the sword person of gaming here we
[05:32:46] Well, I was just showing people what I've been doing because, you know, I know people wanted to see the rest of it and I
[05:32:52] Just wanted people to know that like yeah, I am I'm trying to finish it, but it's going to take me some time
[05:32:59] Because it's a complex game. It's a very complex game and it's gonna take me some time to like farm everything out
[05:33:07] like I do think that I
[05:33:10] Ironically think that where wins me it is probably the best live service game of its kind that's out there
[05:33:16] Like I love this game. I think it's a great game.
[05:33:21] Wait, I thought I opened it. There's one on the other side.
[05:33:25] Like I do really, really, really, really, really like this game.
[05:33:32] I share the friends, yeah. And the game's definitely immersive.
[05:33:36] Well, I just think that there's a lot of features to it and it's really fun.
[05:33:39] I just enjoy it a lot.
[05:33:44] So I've been I've been playing it for a while
[05:33:49] With this fucker go
[05:33:52] And I feel it with friends or co-op. Yeah, it's it's a very social game in some ways
[05:33:57] Like not obviously with everything, but yeah, there's a lot of features that you can do that are social
[05:34:06] Did you raise up the alien PC I don't talk to AI like I just don't do it
[05:34:13] I know other people like really get into it, basically so like every single one of these little items I collect, there's like meta level progression that you have to do.
[05:34:23] So like for example, there's something called enlightenment, which is another bar that you have to fill as well.
[05:34:29] So then there's like a there's a bonus that you get from
[05:34:34] collecting all the
[05:34:35] You know all the bugs in the game and then there's another bonus that you get from collecting all of the other things in the game
[05:34:43] Like for example, like so you have this fucking stupid thing and so then it's gonna go down to here
[05:34:49] So many jade coins. Yeah, I have a lot of them
[05:34:53] And there it is so I have to do that and so I have to do that
[05:34:57] that like a thousand times I have to collect every bug every single bug amp
[05:35:03] and then this this is another feature I have to do and this is like I have to
[05:35:07] punch it at the right time and this collects another bug so you just see I
[05:35:10] just got a I got like a weevil or something
[05:35:14] he's doing PC giveaway yeah I am I am like mohawk of those seeds and lost
[05:35:20] art well and video games like this like to me I really like games that are like
[05:35:25] this because I can just turn off my brain and just go get the things and I
[05:35:31] don't have to worry or think about anything I can just kind of just do it
[05:35:35] and it's a game that I can play while I'm kind of like on a call or something
[05:35:40] or I'm talking to somebody you're thinking about something else and like to
[05:35:43] me that has a lot of value you can't come up main story yeah yeah I mean it's
[05:35:51] It's not perfect, right, but you know, I played it a lot, put 500 hours into this game.
[05:35:57] So like I even went back and did some of the older bosses and I couldn't do the older
[05:36:00] bosses with my gear yet.
[05:36:02] And so what my plan is now, oh, this is like a second, this is a new one.
[05:36:09] This wasn't in the game at the beginning.
[05:36:12] Oh, wow, it's a Phoenix.
[05:36:17] There's a lot to do in the game that are bosses that are hard.
[05:36:20] bosses you can do with people online it's really fun yeah I've done all I did
[05:36:25] all the bosses whenever the game came out and I beat everything but you know
[05:36:31] then I kind of stopped just to play other stuff and I'll probably come back
[05:36:34] and I'll play I'll play more of it like you know whenever there's more to play
[05:36:41] they're visiting once human well I'm gonna be playing like the next big game
[05:36:46] I'm going to be playing a lot is going to be power world like I'm planning on playing power world a
[05:36:53] Lot like a like I'm going to play the fuck out of that game
[05:37:01] Like I thought about moving more towards like just kind of doing
[05:37:04] Like more like long-form gaming stuff just because I haven't really done that for a while
[05:37:09] And I feel like there hasn't really been a lot that's like been going on with like politics stuff
[05:37:13] It's like worth really covering other than like a few like stupid things that happen per day
[05:37:18] So, you know, like we'll see what happens
[05:37:26] Bro, you keep saying that I feel like I've been doing it I
[05:37:30] Didn't I finish all of Resident Evil?
[05:37:33] for
[05:37:35] Like I feel like I did that didn't I?
[05:37:37] Yeah, watching a daily cop video. No, no, we'll do it tomorrow.
[05:37:48] And Star Fox? Yeah, exactly.
[05:37:49] Wanna play the fuck out of the game with you? Yeah, would you ever kill a lot of power
[05:37:56] I will miss him. I left the thought.
[05:38:01] Did I do something wrong?
[05:38:12] I wasn't reading.
[05:38:18] I guess I was supposed to kill that guy, right?
[05:38:26] What?
[05:38:33] Yeah, like I should be doing way more damage.
[05:38:52] I'm not doing nearly enough.
[05:38:54] Okay, apparently I did something right. I didn't know what it was.
[05:39:00] Okay. Well, I guess that was good. I have no idea.
[05:39:07] But anyway, I have to go and I have to do some other stuff.
[05:39:10] But yeah, I just figured I'd give you guys an update on everything that I've been doing on the game since I said I was going to get caught up.
[05:39:17] Hopefully I'll be caught up all the way by tomorrow, but we'll have to see what happens.
[05:39:20] But anyway guys, thank you all very much for watching. I appreciate it and I will see you all tomorrow.
[05:39:25] All boys, peace! See ya!
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