Hey, some people, I made a plastic, and you know some people, I made a wood, some people
have hearts to stone, something so much and no good, I'm a baby, I'm real, I'm as real as a real
yeah it's time to get real live from Madison, it's outside the pizza box, yeah man, and that
means we're again we're live from civic media, not work, big part of that, broadcasting live from the
Solidarity Realty studio, mad radio, 92.7 FM 1580 AM, I am pizza box monk, and I've got
News Guy Nate, changed his name because everywhere I go I hear, that's pretty cool, and you got
yeah you got the voice for it, all day every day, and they don't even pay it, that's amazing, go ahead
I get a little, I get a little, you're getting more than me, and that's okay, but what I don't
understand is today, okay, Friday night, getting closer to Christmas, watching everybody just choose
this crazy American culture over nature right now, is just an awful idea, oh Mike what are you
talking about, what are you talking about, well first of all you have to go back to the culture that I
came from, you know the 60s and 70s, and talk about how it's been morphed and perverted into some
culture that I have no idea, now I do understand that even the culture I was a part of in the 60s and 70s
the racism was always a huge issue for me growing up, so that's always been here, and it always
will be apparently, but to see the steps that we've gone backwards over the last 40 years, just
pretty disturbing, and it happened during my adult lifetime as I'm graduating from high school and
going to college and I got all these ideas, and I actually got into, I wanted to do radio,
and I wanted to be in broadcasting, I could have seen being in the Cubs booth, with any of those
great announcers that I, and the reason why I liked those guys is because they were always honest
about the game, they weren't, you know, if a call was, went in our paper and it shouldn't have,
they'd point it out, I've listened to other guys, and it's like, you know, it's when I'm talking
about the culture of sports is different, right? I mean, you'd have to go all the way back to
the Green Bay Packers, after they got done packing meat, then they went on practice and played football,
and you saw the uniforms that they had in these leather helmets, and, but the game was different,
I mean, you throw a guy down, and if he gets back up, then you got to tackle him again, you got to,
just part of the culture that's different, here's another part that's different, and it's just
making me crazy. Okay, growing up, the culture I came from, you, you had to get up to go turn
on the TV and turn the channel, and now you cannot do that, you have to have a remote, you have to
go through, what, internet, you have to do all this stuff just to get regular TV, then I hook up
the antenna and it doesn't even work. This culture that's all about, you know, entertainment and
convenience, and you know, I hate those roundabouts because it's all about saying, hey, don't slow down,
don't be polite or nothing, just, you know, just risk it, go through there, you know, that guy's not
going to make it so you might as well just go through anyway, right? Even though it says yield,
and you don't know that he's going to get into the next right lane because there's two
directions you can go coming out of the roundabout, but that's okay, people, I'll let you do your thing,
and I'll wait, and I'll let the smoke clear, I'm getting good at it, I see trouble coming on
the road and I move away from it, pull over, hit a park, something, let all that traffic go by,
this is what you guys want to be a part of, over me going down the side roads and not going to
tell you where it is because I don't want anybody go out and shoot her, but that beautiful
wild white turkey that I've seen two dozen times now, it's like almost like she shows me that she's
still there because she knows I care, and it was that day that I went by and they were close to the
road, and I started filming her and she didn't run away, and then it's like whenever you hit that,
you know, film, sometimes you got to hit it twice, so I didn't get it, and I'm just waiting to get
that, see, the culture of hunting, and oh wow, look at that, that is the most beautiful buck I've
ever seen, you must be 300 pounds and 20 points, and yeah, and now nobody else is going to get a chance
to see him in the wild, but hey, you know, nice trophy, it's the same thing, I, somebody would
want to shoot that white turkey just because it's white, and then they can say, look what I did,
and then nobody else will ever see it again, and so my, my lust for killing and hunting died at a
very young age, everything faster, don't stop, don't slow down, and I got to tell you people that
pop culture is not newsworthy, but I played it, I played it, oh Taylor's in Green Bay, yay, yay,
I didn't watch a game, I don't see, again, here we go with the TV stuff, it's all different, I'm not
going to pay, I'll rate just amounts of money to a cable company, I'm not, if I'm not smart enough
to pirate it, man, then I'll just go back to AMFM radio, I like it, I really do, I mean it,
it takes away all that hoopla at the game that I don't need to see all this,
all the distractions that are going on, and you get to use your mind and then visit
everything that's going on, and you got a great announcer that's excited to have you there,
and that's how I grew up, listen to the radio, yeah, there was a much on TV, right?
Yeah, but channel 315, 27, 21, and then later Fox came along, sometimes on Weird Night,
you'd pick up Freeport Rockford, this is the time of year that we should be focused on people that
don't have a Christmas, and not by choice, right? I choose not to be a part of the big thing,
and it's gotten easier for me, as my family gets smaller and further apart and further apart,
and the ones that I have relationships with, they're not materialistic either, so it's not like,
you know, we're worried about, oh, I didn't get you a present for Christmas,
and it isn't something you were going to use anyway, so you could regift it and give it to one
of your friends, that's part of the culture that I'm not in, but I'm watching it, look,
killing trees or Christmas, that's what it is, all right, and I understand people are like,
yeah, but there's people that, you know, they raise those things, and I get it,
they're not the problem people, because I know you can order a Christmas tree to be dug up,
and put into either a sack or a planter, depending on what size you want to get, right?
But if it's all because you want to get a big tree and you just want to kill it,
I mean, you're part of the problem, man, you are part of the problem, there's bad karma,
there are people that die every year from putting those damn things in, all the lights that start
from November to through the first of the year, all that energy, all that waste,
it's time to really start thinking about that. Why is that so important for people?
Does it really, does it give you this false sense of happiness and security, and
because if you're not thinking about the planet, then you're an idiot in my world,
I can't help it, I can't help it, I try to tell people, hey man, you need to stop doing this,
stop doing this, stop doing this, you know, don't order an Amazon, it hell's wrong with you, man,
but you know who you're doing business with?
These guys are destroying your whole world, man, they're the culture of not paying the people
that make the stuff, and then giving everything to the guy that doesn't do a damn thing,
but make people's lives miserable, the boss. It wasn't like that when I was younger,
it really wasn't, they made maybe 20 times what the average of the worker, and they were well
off at that point. But the Christmas tree thing, if you love Christmas so much, why don't you
like do like I said, maybe downsize the tree a little bit so that it fits in the house,
you don't have to break off branches and sweep up all the needles, and you know what I'm talking
about? Just stop thinking so big and materialistic, downsize it, take one of those trees in a planter,
like I said, and then in the spring, after you've watered it all year and took care of it,
you plan it in your yard and you go, ah, there's the 2023 Christmas tree right there.
You know, before too long, you're decorating those trees with natural stuff, popcorn and cranberry
and stuff for the birds and the squirrels. That's Christmas, didn't anybody ever watch
root off the red nose right in here? By the way, which was racist, no, we're not going to play
with that guy, he's got a red nose. My priest had a red nose, I don't know what that was all about.
844-967-2789, if you'd like to call in and help me kill Christmas this year, because, you know,
because I'm this cancel culture guy, I've watched this country in a huge effort to try and
cancel every other culture that comes along. Open borders, oh my god. Open borders, what the hell is that?
How did you get in? White boy. Anyway, um, I see we got Mark on the line, but we only got a couple
minutes to hold, wait, pick you up after the break mark and then hopefully we'll get some other
people calling in here and you can disagree with me, but I mean, I'm, you know, it's kind of like
I was telling about these people on social media that when we get into it and I start throwing
everything I got at them. And I've explained to people, you know, as many insults and combination
obscenities that I can throw together and throw toss at these people because that's what they're
using on us. And I know that some people don't, you know, oh, that's not very cool and you're not
very well mannered or finished and like, you know, I don't, I don't really care what you think,
man, I've been, I've been battling these people for a long time, man. There's, there's a total lack
of communication. When I heard times say that today, I just started going, but I didn't pick that
as one of the songs because I've been focusing on the media and all this liar stuff coming out of
everybody's mouse from MSNBC on down the line, man, I don't care which major network it is,
they're not being truthful with you. The world is not in support of worrying with other nations
in huge numbers. And this is our chance. Let's make this Christmas about ending the reign of
evil across the planet. That'd be a good place to start. You want to come back? We got more.
Yeah, I've been coming apart just about every day and I put myself back together because if you
don't feel it, you can't deal with it. And that's what I've been doing. Trying to deal with all this
pain, not just mine, watching everybody else's. It's, it's tough, ain't it? It seems like
yeah, ever since COVID, the losses are so much greater. And of course, it's getting late in the
game for me, you know, I'm in my final, oh, probably 40 years when you say, come on, other people
living to be a hundred. Hey, let's go to Mark in the sack. How you doing, Mark? You're going to live
to be a hundred? I don't know, you know, maybe that as it goes right now, I'm doing good.
That my skin turned off pretty good and that so just, you know, it's getting ready for the
holiday season. You know, doing some nice things for the, for the one neighbor that,
and her son that, and I spent my, my dear season up north up a tree and hanging with my usual
bird feeder up there. And this show I had, uh, chickadees not hatches, both red-brusted and
white-brusted, uh, Harry and Donnie Woodpecker's coming in to, you know, right off, right off my
shoulder, actually had a female, Harry Woodpecker. Did you say Harry Woodpecker?
Well, that is, that's one of the common woodpeckers. No, I know. Hey, listen, Mark, I just put up a
feeder. I think it was two days ago or three days ago. I'm first day nothing and then all of a sudden,
I saw the cats on the table because I set it up for them to watch. And yeah, blue jays,
chickadees, uh, purple finches, sparrows, a squirrel, they'll be more.
Yeah, the blue jays don't, the blue jays don't come in next to me in the tree, but the, uh,
and neither, neither with big pilly woodpeckers. I saw one of those go flying through and those
things are just magnificent. Yeah. Big white and black and red crests on their head. And, uh,
so I mean, it's just great sitting up there and, and the chickadees they land on you and look at you
and talk to you and that, uh, it's just, uh, it makes the days go better. And this year there was
no stone that grown except for the last day. And it's hardly any then. And, uh, that, uh, but it's just,
you know, it's not so much the killing anymore for me. It's just getting out there and, uh,
a whole hunting experience now. Hey, I've got, you know, I've got friends and family that,
that hunt and do it respectfully and successfully and they, they're not, it's to them. It's not about,
you know, going out there and, and trying to put a trophy on the wall, they actually eat the food
that they, you know, put in the freezer like most people did. That was a part of the culture that
I, I didn't have an issue with, but we know it's gone beyond that. And the fact that
this human sprawl that just can't be stopped, right? We, we got a tear down healthy trees and
drain marshes to put in roundabouts to make it safer for people to drive in it. Absolutely
is not making it safer. It's just making it more like, uh, nascar, baby.
Well, it's, it's amazing what, what, uh, just a small little environment can do and it's,
it's changed a lot since I was growing up up there, but there's, there's ditches up there when
I was a kid that they'd be filled with frogs and salamanders and toads, uh, laying their eggs
in the spring and that, uh, and, you know, remarkably some of those things are still around that,
even after 50 years, you know, they're still there and that, uh, it's nice to see. I mean, nature,
nature does is, nature can't be resilient given a chance. I agree and I appreciate those
slots, Mark. Thanks for calling and I'll go a bit further. I think that a lot of those creatures
will survive us. I do not know that man can or will, uh, but I do know that there'll be,
there'll be some life after, after we're gone and oh, wouldn't, can you imagine how beautiful it
would be? I'll ask Joanne and Madison. Joanne, can you imagine how beautiful it would be
without us here? Oh, well, I have one clue. I got to see, uh, a, um, a crane just a couple of days
ago. Uh, they stuck around. They, uh, the cold weather and they, they're enjoying the warm,
warm snap right now. I don't know when they'll be leaving. I'm sure they'll be leaving before
the really heavy winter comes in, uh, but the, those cranes, they're getting, uh, absolutely,
uh, just, uh, so fortified, uh, and, and resilient. They might be around, uh, for the entire, uh,
cycle. Oh, yeah. Maybe that becomes no birds. No, they're adapting. And one thing I know about
birds, they can fly to a different place. I can't, you know, they're, they're equipped like with
a wealthy people that think they'll be able to escape the destruction of the planet by flying somewhere.
Next to tomorrow is Joanne. But only for a few of us, only for a few of us, you got to be an
ad billionaire crowd, which reminds me, Joanne, when I, when I'm looking at the Hunter Biden thing,
I guess I just got to throw this out there. He made millions off his deals with China and this
and that. And I'm like, and Jared and Ivanka made what billions? Dealing with, dealing with terrorists
and other people. Okay. Well, you know, and I'm, look, I'm not a, I'm not a fan of, of this privilege
and pathway for all these children of legislators. I mean, you see what's going on in North
Dakota Senator, right? With, with his son? Yeah. Yeah. What I was going to remark though is that
we could improve Christmas if we went back to homemade items. I remember having, uh,
scarves made for me, love vest, a beautiful vest made for me and all that. And what that would do
would be to keep us away from our, our terrible relationship with China. I mean, the getting
crap goods from them and all of them, all that. Um, and, and what can we do? Um, uh, those dollar
stores, hey, you know, just for a buck or a buck and a quarter, you can buy something and we feel
that we're cheating our, our, our kids are cheating our, our spouse. If we don't go in there and
get a little treat and all that, it's, it's, it's, it's luring us in. But the, the conditions those
poor workers have, have to bear in those dollar stores are horrible. They aren't given the support
they, they should have. And, and those bad conditions go all the way down to the producers and the
distributors and all of that. We, if we, if we made our own stuff, you know, or even a poem that
somebody writes for you or a, uh, picture somebody draws for you. Hey, a real item. I could cherish it
for the whole year as opposed to, uh, garbage that we get from, from China that will be throwing out.
Well, yeah, it's part of this, uh, this massive production, consumption and waste thing that they
call capitalism, which I say is basically institutionalized inequality at this point because nobody
wants, wants to support the workers, but they want to throw all this money, uh, to people that are,
you know, planning their escape from this planet because they know that it's being destroyed.
It's crazy. That's right. And let's hope that happens soon that we've started moving toward a
better society, uh, because, uh, you know, with our resources, the way that we're
expanding these, these, uh, these fossil fuels. It's amazing. All these people talk about fossil fuels
and, and, and sometimes they don't believe that Jesus, they believe that the world, uh, was created,
what, six thousand years ago. Uh, how can the fossil fuels be created that if, if the world was
created six thousand years ago, uh, fossil fuels take a while to generate.
Yes, they do. Thank you. But I want to mention that I do believe the Koch brothers went to school
with Moses and they all rode a dinosaur bus, Joanne. You just never know how everything looks
through somebody else's eyes. I'm not really sure if people see the same thing I see when I'm
looking. It's like those, I said, those hotties in their thirties on social media talking about, oh,
my, my appearance. And I'm like, you might not get 32 years. And I can't wait to see what you look
like when you get to 62, man.
And that's what I'm here to do, man. Tickle your fancy and excite your soul.
Uh, Germaine Jackson going off on his own. Thanks Germaine. I appreciate that. And I see
Whiscoe Paul before I go to you, man, let me announce the defeat of the golf course next to Lake
Michigan. Yeah, man, we don't want your polar land for this extremely rare ecosystem. And with
that, hey, man, Whiscoe Paul, how you doing? I mean, your name says it, doesn't it?
Yeah, I love the state of Wisconsin, Michael. Hey, like you, I'm an old guy and seen many,
many winners in the state of Wisconsin here. Today, I'm on to bought my house. I've got short sleeves
on. And it's like, holy moly, this is, this is just awesome. I said, no, the parents is going to
run. And then I came in at, uh, uh, right after dinner there to eat some lunch in a long range,
forecast for the next 15 to 30 days is above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.
And tonight they said, it's going to rain. It's not going to snow. So I won't have to shovel on
a stone tomorrow. But how can these people deny there's that climate change, Michael? You
remember them? Great big orange things that, you know, we'd wake up in the morning to be about
two foot of snow on the ground. And they used to snow around Thanksgiving. And it didn't melt
until April. So I just had to bring that up today. And you got to listen to these people say,
hey, there's nothing wrong with the climate. Everything's, everything's cool. I'm going,
well, where are you people living? You know, yeah. So I just had to bring that up, Michael,
because I know the environment, you know, I, I'm starting to worry about the wildlife. In fact,
you know, why just because just because polar bears are going to be extinct and other animals
that live in, you know, the Arctic. And then it works its way down. And pretty soon they'll be
rattlesnakes year-round in Wisconsin and alligators coming up the river. I mean,
I got to tell you, well, I mean, that's what's happening. I mean, it's changing right in front
of our eyes. Okay. So we in the Midwest up here and around the Great Lakes are going to,
are going to see above average temperatures and lower precipitation while to the south and
northeast, they're going to be getting the brunt of those storms coming off the Atlantic Ocean again.
Hey, I, you know, yeah, I guess, you know, climate change is good for Wisconsin,
Ron Johnson, just like he said, right? And they're talking about, well, what are the impacts of that
on agriculture this week? Well, obviously, it looks like we're going to have, you know, a longer
growing season. And flowers are receding and blooming all year long when they normally didn't. I
mean, sure, it's nice if, if, if, if you're thinking that you're living in somewhere like North
Carolina, some place where it's more natural climate, but two degrees is what we've gone in a,
actually Celsius. So it's like three points, something degrees Fahrenheit. The planet has gone
up since the industrial revolution. And, and that is just drastic. Okay. So the animals are adapting
to it or trying to, I mean, we're seeing birds come through Wisconsin in this migration period that
don't ever come through Wisconsin. But maybe, you know, they're like, oh, we're going to have to,
you know, follow the weather map. Humans aren't very smart about it though.
Well, you know, I hate to mention our ages, but we're older. 62. I don't care, man. I'm going
for a hundred. I got 38 years. Good years left in me. Well, you, you like me, you go to the UW health
care. So we both have a chance for that because it's some of the greatest medicine in the whole
country. But I'm, you know, I'm more concerned about my grandkids and stuff, Michael, because
there's, it's some point here. And then I'll hang up. I'm, I'm afraid we might hit a tipping point.
And then who knows where the hell we go from there. So I just had to bring the environment up
because I love talking to you about it because I know you're a believer. And I can't understand
the people that don't believe it. So, hey, uh, fast as someone in the radio, so I'm going to hang
up. Cool, man. Yeah. No, we've already passed the tipping point. Uh, let's go, Paul. And now,
now this, these are the effects of what happens after, after it tipped, you get the largest glacier
that's in the ocean floating right now. Hopefully that'll help some of the nature adapt. And,
I mean, nature's going to play back. We can't beat nature. I mean, the planet's not going to just
sit back and take this. It's the stuff that we're doing is forcing the planet to become violent
against us. And why should it not be? I mean, we're violent to get everything about us. It's just
wrong. You know, and you talk about climate change. I think it was December of 2017. Look,
when I was a kid, I picked nightcrawls, right? My brother and I, we had a little bait business man.
We did wholesale night. We made a lot of money. And if I was smart, I'd have had a lot of land.
I mean, I wouldn't have abused it like other people. And maybe I would have built some,
you know, free housing for people and free land to grow food on and had my own little commune
and a little pizza box commune. Uh, but that, I mean, I'd rather live like that. You know,
and have communities like that, little co-ops where everybody has their specialized skills. And
we work together to, you know, minimize our footprint. Uh, that's not going to happen anymore.
Now, I realize that that's, that's pretty much gone. So what I can do is, is not become a part of
all that crap that everybody's into now. But it was December of 2017, I believe. And it was like
50 degrees all through November and into the early part of December. We got a thunderstorm.
And I've never seen so many nightcrawlers on the road as I did that night. And I haven't seen
them since. And it used to be when it was dry and you got a nice rain like that. Yeah, they'd
always come out. And you'd always see frogs. And you're like, Oh, man, I don't want to run
over these frogs and toads out here eating worms. Now all you're running over is frogs and toads
going, where the hell are my nightcrawlers, man? It's, they've been poisoned. We've leached the soil.
We've used fertilizer and, and plant destroying stuff and bug destroying stuff. Well, come on,
man. I got to get off for a second here and go to LA time. All right. How you doing, brother?
Hey, brother. First off, we, the people ultimately are the government. And we must never forget
that people need to wake up and fight against the big money that's in politics. That is our biggest
issue. Second, though, I have a grievance, actually, Mike. I want to know what you think of
this grievance. I don't find that enough progressive post actually point out the good
that Joe Biden is actually doing in the country. Today, he talked about the bullet train. And,
now he's not my first tech. You know, Bernie was my first tech. But the thing is, you know,
Bernie's behind him. And, you know, we got his election coming up. And all I hear about
all day long is the word Trump. I am so God. Yeah. You know, I think you can actually say that
one time. You get, you can say that GD. I almost did. I almost did. That's for sure. But I'm sick
of it. It's like, you know, everything he says gets repeated not only by the conservative world,
but it gets repeated because it's all lambish by the progressive side of the aisle. So he's
still getting promotion. Yeah. Yeah. You're not going to get any argument out of me with that one.
I mean, it's a clear choice between Trump or Biden. It would be Biden every time. And I would say
Biden in some areas has excelled well past what I thought he really would do. And in other areas
about what I expected him to do, because our problem is not usually who the president, our problem
is who's in charge in Congress in the Senate? And how many moderates do we have versus
progressives to really finally come up with compromise for the American people? And it would have
to be between progressives and moderates, not moderates and far right wingers, which is what I've
been witnessing throughout most of my adult life. And that's because of the money. It's because
of the money that got put into politics. Why do these politicians go out and lie and destroy? And
know that everything they're doing is is harming people because it's not harming them and their
families. They're living good because of it. And let's get real. It's the conservatives that
were on the Supreme Court that brought about citizens united, the talk we versus the leo and
first national bank versus the bloody. So any of you people out there that keeps saying it's
the Democrats and it's the progressives that actually wanted money and politics. We try to get
it out with through HR one. We actually have the receipts to show you that we've actually tried
to get it out. But Michael, here's my biggest issue too, is that most people in this country don't
even realize that we have three branches of government. Most people in this country don't even
realize that we actually, you know, they think that, oh, it's a presidential election. Like
he's the, they act like he's the dictator, right? They act like they could do anything. They could
do anything. Yeah. Exactly. They don't understand the co-equal branches. They don't understand,
you know, balance of power. They don't believe any of that because of Ronald Reagan coming into
the schools and just ripping civics out of every single corner of this country. And free breakfast
and free breakfast for children that needed it. My dad was a huge part of that in the Madison
school district. And when Reagan came along, he cut the funding for beating hungry, low-income,
single-parent children. Nice bastard, jelly bean, eaten, prick.
That's why we have so much homelessness here in California. That's why we used to have a public
education system for college here in California as well, where you could go for free. Now,
you can't go for free. Well, let's make that clear to people that it actually wasn't free.
It was what the people paid for because that's what we chose. We chose that. We chose that order
for this war culture. Thank you for saying that because you know what, that's something I,
I always had a beefwood with with the way that Bernie and some of them have spoken about free
college, for you know, it's about what we prioritize as people to actually have for we the people,
which was we put our tax dollars towards college education to take care of that that burden.
We used to have policies that supported education as well as the trades, as well as manufacturing,
and that all disappeared after 1980. You're exactly correct and you know what,
then they divide and conquered us from there. You know, they knew that they could do it in Wisconsin,
they could do it in any other place in the country because most people in Wisconsin are good,
trustworthy people, maybe not CJ, but I'm kidding. No, I mean, they're good, they're good
selves of the earth people. And because of that, they took advantage of these people. They
fitted the teachers against, you know, small business owners. They fitted all these different
people against each other. People have had a college education. People don't have a college
education. Hey, listen to this Tom. Tom, during the time, you know, that they used Wisconsin as a
Petri dish to destroy democracy. We actually had a congressman, Petri, pronounced Petri, I guess,
who went from being a, you know, a millionaire to a multi, multi, multi millionaire during his time
in Congress. And now he's retired to his huge like whatever plantation, man, it just makes me sick
that these guys get to live like kings after they did nothing for the people.
So sick. So sick. And the thing is that's what people need to start realizing. What have you
done for me lately? And you know what? Look at the party that actually has brought policies.
I mean, anyone that wants to call in on Mike's show, please call in and tell me in the last 40
years what the Republican policy has been that has actually helped working people. I don't think
you could come up with one. Nope. Thanks Tom. And you know what they've come up with time is
that all every kind of obstruction and pass through anything good for the people this nation has been
wiped out every time that it's come to the forefront. And yeah, no, I look. I don't like losing elections.
I'm not the guy that's losing the elections every time that people run. Okay. It's the things
that we do for them that they need to do for us. And we the people time. That's what people don't
understand. We actually have the power to change all this. But I really do not like a system where
there's only one day every year that we can hold these people accountable for the atrocities they've
done against people in crimes, man, man, supporting war crimes, supporting, you know, destruction of
democracy, education, healthcare. Who cares about children, right? I want to have some fun, man.
You know how much time left to have fun? You know, I think it's last segment, man. But come on back
and we'll talk more about some of these privileges of people in legislation.
And you know, I'm sure all going through some of that meme myself and I stop in this crazy world
today. But if you don't see that, you know, we're treated as a lower class compared to people that are
in positions of authority and whether that be law enforcement or the three branches, this time
was talking about this life of privilege. The latest thing with the North Dakota senator whose son
apparently, here we go again, the white man defense, you know, he's got mental health issues.
And a lot of us got mental health issues at this point. Okay. You can't use that as an excuse
when we have the solutions right in front of us, but they're impeded by the people that are
supposed to be our leaders or trusted leaders. You know, the ministers, who's people?
How many of them clowns go on to be legislators like Mike Johnson, right? Who's
religious zealot who's not even close on what what faith he's supposed to be a part of. It's just,
I mean, Jesus Christ dude. Yeah, because if if he's coming, man, he's not going to be happy with
you or they were less you clowns, all right? But the North Dakota senator whose son took out,
why would you get out of the car and leave the keys in it if your son's got mental health issues
and he steals the car and then you call to get help to get him and then a cop is throwing out the
spikes to stop this crazy SOB and he hits the car and he's behind the squad car and the squad car
hits him and kills him basically instantly, right? You're not going to shoot the senator's kid in
the back seven times like he would, you know, a young black man who's in a struggle or an argument or
something but unarmed, but oh, hey, wait, there's a butternite in the car. Yeah, I agree. That would
really hurt to be stabbed by a butternite, okay? There's just this, this, this justice system is,
it makes you out of puke every day, you know, cops killing people, but to listen to the dad, the
senator, thanking the officers who tried to help their son, huh? Your son just killed a cop,
dude, I thought you guys were like the, oh, yeah, we back the blue, right? You shouldn't be talking,
oh, you're making your son the victim here, man, that's what you're trying to do. And then all
we're praying for the family and we know God's going to make it better because God does add all the
time when these tragedies happen. I mean, I just would like to like, yeah, explode. And this is
where we are, man, everything's backwards right down from like the cable. Hey, it's like $200
a month for cable. Oh, but if you get like a landline and internet, it'll only be 150 and I'm like,
huh? More for less, huh? How about highway robbery for all of it? You can go to that. Yeah,
man, I'm getting my Roku. I learned how to set up my Roku. And there's a couple things I might
subscribe to yearly. Oh, only $9 a month for all this, but right now I don't even need that,
man. I don't even need all those free movies that are like really lame, but they help you sleep at night.
Cause that's face that I've seen enough movies. But you get music, right?
Even got some stuff on there for the cats. But now that I put up that beat, or man, it's like, you
know, they're up on that table. There's three of them just sitting there like that. You know,
guys enjoying yourself. And then you can see when something flies or moves because all three heads
move the same way. It's like the commercials with the, no, it's more like the happy Gilmore final shot,
you know, clean, clean, clean, clean, clean, clean. And it's in the hole. You got anything going
neat? I mean, anything fantastic happening this week that you feel really good about.
It's been a week. Yeah, that's what I tell people when they, you know, yeah, you're doing today,
you know, help him thrilled. Got another day to day. That's, that's the first thing. But I,
I wouldn't like to share with people if you are having issues, you know, sleeping like a lot of
a sorry. First, let me tell you that I'm not even getting up like the last two, three nights
in the middle of the night to go do the old guy go to the bathroom thing where it was going like
three times a night, every couple hours. And then it got down to two. And now I'm like,
waking up on my time. It's like 4 30. Yeah. And then I'm so happy to go to the bathroom. The cats
are happy. And everybody's happy because they get to sleep more and I don't move around as much.
I don't know. That's something that's, you know, that I feel really good about, right?
That's better than me. Really? Has it been bad? Oh, no, not bad. But I, you know,
I usually get up once. Yeah. Well, that, you know, that all depends on, you know,
if we're drinking coffee like I am right now, I'm probably going to have to get up. But I took,
I take naps before I come in to do this show, you know, to power up and to not fall asleep is the
other thing. But I forgot what we were talking about here. Well, how the week went, right? Yeah.
Yeah, I got to admit that I like this, this, you know, this warm weather, right? I mean, I,
I really like not driving on ice and snow. But the reason is because of the way other people
drive unsafely in the habits of this crazy-esque culture that I've been complaining about.
And yeah, I'm all about cancer culture, man. Let nature rule. So anyway, the cats are having more
fun. You know, my best friends, the issues are worse. And now that, you know, I've kind of like
taking that on. But let's face it, I've been, it's 33 years. I've been taking it out for, for
that long. But it really takes a lot out of me. And I'm learning how to try and cope with it. But
I mean, I've got a decision to make. Either I can be, you know, sad and kind of lonely or I can be
miserable and sad, but not lonely. So far, you know, I guess we see which direction that's going. But
that may, you know, get me back on the road again to combat and evil across the state of Wisconsin,
mainly in the capital controlled by Republican. Hey, by the way, don't forget to check out
Jeff's guitar clinic. Jeff's guitar.com and Stoten, right? He fixes guitars, he sells and builds
and sells guitars, right? Music lessons and gifts are typical to your road. Almost forgot.
Yeah, sorry that we're almost done here. But the policy of truth is always what I'm going by now.
And it's ugly, man, that's why I don't get kicked off Facebook anymore.
Well, we'll see you next week, right? Right here at Mad Radio 92 7 FM 1580 AM.
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