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Speaker: Warning, the podcast you are about to hear is often based on true events and people.
Speaker: It chronicles the dialogue and actions of random, anonymous, obnoxious, self-entitled, unintelligent, self-centered idiots, attention whores, ignoramuses, dolts, clods, nimrods, douches, weirdos, drama queens, overly sensitive crybabies, and people who think they are better, more important, and special than the rest of us.
Speaker: In one word, amateurs.
Speaker: Amateurs.
Speaker: It's Amateur Nation with Lou Santini.
Speaker: We call attention to and call out the amateurs.
Speaker: The people who are doing life wrong.
Speaker: The speed bumps of life.
Speaker: The people that are in your way every day.
Speaker: The unintelligent, obnoxious, attention whoring, self-entitled drama queen victim types who chip away at the moments of your life due to no self-awareness, common sense, manners or social skills and are disturbing the flow of the pros.
Speaker: Hi, Mom.
Speaker: Oh, hey, Lou.
Speaker: Amateur Nation, it's not just a podcast, it's a movement.
Speaker: What have we got here?
Speaker: Fucking comedian.
Speaker: Yes, sir.
Speaker: This is episode 204.
Speaker: Liars and pedos and scams.
Speaker: Oh, my.
Speaker: Fans first, as always, shouts out to Bertha Turco, Alexa Reagan, and Mae Schneider listening on SoundCloud, and Liz Weirman, Inglis, Gene Smith, Shane, Heidi Sparrow, Nimesh Patel, Rosie, Michael Pender, and Victoria Higgins, who follow me on Instagram.
Speaker: Here's what's happening in Amateur Nation.
Speaker: Topic number one.
Speaker: Topic number one.
Speaker: Let's start the show with a callback to last week's episode in the a la carte segment when I mentioned that Alyssa Milano is in a three-way tie with the dumbest people in Hollywood.
Speaker: Going on Twitter a month after the site's ownership changed hands, Milano announced, I gave back my Tesla.
Speaker: I bought the Volkswagen electric vehicle and I love it.
Speaker: Adding, I'm not sure how advertisers can buy space on Twitter.
Speaker: Publicly traded companies' products being pushed in alignment with hate and white supremacy doesn't seem to be a winning business model.
Speaker: For those of you who did not know, Volkswagen was founded in 1937 by the German labor front under the Nazi party and revived into a global brand post-World War II by the British Army officer Yvonne Hurst.
Speaker: It is known for the iconic Beetle and serves as the flagship brand of the Volkswagen Group, the largest automotive manufacturer by worldwide sales in 2016 and 2017.
Speaker: Now, of course, just because Volkswagen was invented, so to speak,
Speaker: So to speak by the Nazi party by no means does it mean that if you own or drive a Volkswagen you're a Nazi or a white supremacist hell I had a 1995 Volkswagen GTR VR6 and I loved that car the same way that just because maybe perhaps thanks to your family tree.
Speaker: You can be traced back to a slave owner.
Speaker: Doesn't make you a slave owner or a racist, but that's common sense.
Speaker: That's logic.
Speaker: But it's funny how that kind of logic only serves amateur nation when they need it.
Speaker: Normally, amateur nation, in this case, Alyssa Milano, you would think would do her homework.
Speaker: And being the knee-jerk reaction emotional amateur that she is, have several heart attacks thinking if she knew that Volkswagen was founded by the Nazi party way back when, she would not want to own one.
Speaker: But don't worry, Elon Musk himself called her out on it, as did thousands of others.
Speaker: And to which I responded in last week's episode, You never open your mouth till you know what the shot is.
Speaker: Now, to further illustrate the knee-jerk-ism...
Speaker: Emotions first, logic and common sense later, ism, the need for attention, the I'm on Twitter so everything that is in my head should be posted, ism, the virtue signaling, the reactionary way most in amateur nation behave, and last but not least, the hypocrisy.
Speaker: Here are various posts by Alyssa Who's the Boss Milano.
Speaker: Through time on Twitter.
Speaker: This was Alyssa Milano before Elon Musk bought Twitter.
Speaker: In one post, she wrote, I am in awe of Elon Musk and I continue to be amazed by my Tesla motors.
Speaker: To design your car, click here.
Speaker: She was totally shilling.
Speaker: Another post, it was replying to Elon Musk and William Shatner, I love you both.
Speaker: To Elon Musk, another post.
Speaker: Congratulations.
Speaker: Another post.
Speaker: After Elon Musk had turned the power back on at a children's hospital in Puerto Rico, she wrote, Thank you, Elon Musk and Tesla.
Speaker: Another post.
Speaker: Elon Musk, you're amazing.
Speaker: I can't imagine taking even the three seconds out of my day to text someone I don't know and probably will never meet.
Speaker: For example, I'm a fan of Steve Martin.
Speaker: It would never occur to me when I did have a Twitter account way back when to just text him a message on Twitter, you're amazing.
Speaker: Stop.
Speaker: How bored are you?
Speaker: It's a combination of boredom and everyone needs to know that I'm still alive.
Speaker: That's what we got going on with Alyssa Milano.
Speaker: Here's another one that Alyssa Milano posted.
Speaker: Again, this is all before Elon Musk bought Twitter.
Speaker: Four people you'd want to have dinner with, dead or alive.
Speaker: Mine, Jesus, Roberto Clemente, John Lennon, and Elon Musk.
Speaker: That's an odd group, but I'm not judging.
Speaker: Hey, there's four people you would want to have dinner with.
Speaker: But Elon Musk was in there.
Speaker: Another one.
Speaker: Dear Elon Musk, my Tesla Motors Model X just arrived.
Speaker: Thank you for being a genius.
Speaker: I appreciate you.
Speaker: Respectfully, Alyssa.
Speaker: And finally, I told my four-year-old about SpaceX landing a rocket on water.
Speaker: I guess it inspired him.
Speaker: At Elon Musk.
Speaker: What do you expect from an amateur who wore a macrame mask during COVID?
Speaker: This is the same nitwit who said, on the view, of course.
Speaker: But I'm also kind of like, I'm so annoyed with all these billionaires, with the exception of a few.
Speaker: But especially Elon Musk.
Speaker: Like, you buy Twitter to destroy it for $40 billion, right?
Speaker: $40 billion.
Speaker: Imagine if he donated that money to UNICEF.
Speaker: He could change the world.
Speaker: There would be no hunger.
Speaker: Okay, here we go.
Speaker: A, who gets annoyed with billionaires?
Speaker: For the billionth time, without billionaires and millionaires, many people simply don't have jobs.
Speaker: B. Milano's net worth is at about $10 million, a far cry from a billion.
Speaker: But why does Elon Musk have to give his money to UNICEF?
Speaker: Why doesn't she give nine of her 10 million to UNICEF?
Speaker: It won't cure world hunger.
Speaker: Sure could feed a lot of people.
Speaker: Amateur nation always knows how you should spend your money.
Speaker: Hey, numbskull, without millionaires and billionaires,
Speaker: You're not on TV, Alyssa Milano.
Speaker: From the studio heads to production heads, the inventors of the TV camera, the writers, all of Hollywood, having lived there for 24 years and been on set and shot commercials and TV shows and been in movies and done extra work and voiceovers and stand-up, billionaires and millionaires make a lot of lives possible.
Speaker: C. Who are the few billionaires you're not annoyed with?
Speaker: Why are they okay?
Speaker: Did they spend their money the way you wanted them to?
Speaker: D. How about the billions?
Speaker: President Coloring Book is laundering, I mean sending, to Ukraine.
Speaker: Couldn't we have used that money in the U.S. to feed our hungry?
Speaker: For border safety?
Speaker: For roads?
Speaker: Schools?
Speaker: Improving the lives of our veterans?
Speaker: But it's always for world hunger.
Speaker: E, how is Twitter destroyed now?
Speaker: Because it's back to the original idea of the free exchange of ideas and communication.
Speaker: He didn't buy it and shut it down.
Speaker: He didn't burn down the building.
Speaker: How is your life different, Alyssa Milano?
Speaker: You haven't left the evil new Twitterverse.
Speaker: You still have your money and some fame.
Speaker: Now more than ever, people know what you stand for.
Speaker: Stupidity and hypocrisy.
Speaker: But you got your precious attention.
Speaker: F, where is Alyssa Milano's agent, her manager, her publicist, her friends, family, to tell her, please shut up.
Speaker: You make yourself look stupid often.
Speaker: Maybe she, like many an amateur nation who moved to Canada when Trump won the election the first time in 2016, will leave Twitter.
Speaker: But we'll announce her leaving on Twitter and we'll hang out to see what people say about her leaving Twitter.
Speaker: And now this.
Speaker: Topic number two.
Speaker: Instead of burning your Balenciaga gear, give it to the homeless.
Speaker: Let Balenciaga see the poorest people in America wearing their expensive crap.
Speaker: P.S.
Speaker: Balenciaga left Twitter, deleting its million follower account.
Speaker: And Hollywood responded with the two things it does best, hypocrisy and silence.
Speaker: As Free Range Mama on Instagram said, Just waiting on that celebrity video about their disgust around the Balenciaga material.
Speaker: Remember that distasteful, haphazardly thrown-together COVID Imagine video?
Speaker: Where's Hollywood's We Are The World Unity?
Speaker: So the MyPillow founder, Mike Lindell, has his banks cut ties with him for being a conservative Republican, the man who retooled a pillow factory to make useless masks to satisfy the sheep who thought they worked.
Speaker: But Balenciaga's banking is still intact.
Speaker: Well...
Speaker: Kim Kardashian dumped Ye for wearing a MAGA hat, but don't worry, she's reevaluating her relationship with Balenciaga.
Speaker: Kardashian said she had waited to speak out, not because I haven't been disgusted and outraged by the recent Balenciaga campaigns, but because I wanted an opportunity to speak to their team to understand for myself how this could have happened.
Speaker: See, there it is.
Speaker: It's that goddamn phrase I hate, happened.
Speaker: How this happened.
Speaker: A professional athlete gets caught on camera punching his wife.
Speaker: I'm really sorry for what happened.
Speaker: No, no, something didn't happen.
Speaker: An earthquake happens.
Speaker: Something that happens is beyond your control.
Speaker: You happened.
Speaker: Balenciaga happened.
Speaker: She said, I appreciate Balenciaga's removal of the campaigns and apology.
Speaker: In speaking with them, I believe they understand the seriousness of the issue and will take the necessary measures for this to never happen again.
Speaker: So taking the necessary measures of it never happening again, what they have to do is literally not film extremely small children in sexual and BDSM and violent imagery.
Speaker: All they have to do is not do that.
Speaker: They've taken those steps.
Speaker: Rest easy, America.
Speaker: Nothing to see here.
Speaker: It's okay.
Speaker: I talked to them and they said sorry, so we're good.
Speaker: Never happen again.
Speaker: Exploring a child once gets you a pass?
Speaker: The photographer
Speaker: For Balenciaga, Gabriel Gallimberti posted an apology on his Instagram page.
Speaker: He said, Our plush bear bag should not have been featured with children in this campaign.
Speaker: We have immediately removed the campaign from all platforms.
Speaker: He told CNN in a statement that the direction and shooting of the Toy Stories campaign was out of his hands, claiming he was not entitled in whatsoever manner to neither choose the products nor the models nor the combination of the same.
Speaker: So...
Speaker: The photographer said, not my prob.
Speaker: He could have walked out, reported to the higher-ups.
Speaker: Yeah, he would have lost his job.
Speaker: You know, like the people who wouldn't get the untested gene experiment.
Speaker: People with standards, a moral compass, and a predisposition for what is right and wrong.
Speaker: As at X hoop posted, hey photographers, when Balenciaga hires you to shoot their new look book and you show up to find a toddler laid across the sofa with wine glasses and bondage gear arranged around them, you walk away, period.
Speaker: Let's not forget that one still shot of the brand's bag on a desk featured a document from the U.S. court case Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, a judgment in favor of virtual child pornography.
Speaker: This post from at Ms.
Speaker: Blair White on Twitter.
Speaker: If Balenciaga did something that offended the LGBT community, every celebrity would have cut ties instantly.
Speaker: They promoted child porn and nearly every celebrity is silent.
Speaker: Really makes you think, huh?
Speaker: Hell, I have friends in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles currently and their silence bothers me.
Speaker: And they're not even famous.
Speaker: And they have small kids.
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Speaker: Topic number three is next.
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Speaker: There's been an odd shift in human behavior over the last 15-plus years.
Speaker: A sense of entitlement.
Speaker: A constant need for attention.
Speaker: Ironically coupled with the need to be left alone.
Speaker: A desire to be treated the same as everyone else.
Speaker: Stupidly combined with the mindset of, I'm special, so treat me accordingly.
Speaker: Introducing the book, Amateur Nation.
Speaker: The Decline of Common Sense Manners and Social Skills.
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Speaker: The Amateur Mission Statement.
Speaker: The 30 Truths About Amateurs.
Speaker: The Four Stages of Being an Amateur.
Speaker: Amateur Habitats and History.
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Speaker: It's time for This Week in Are You Fing Kidding Me?
Speaker: Foreign lawbreaker and WNBA player, yes, the WNBA is still a thing, Brittany Griner, was released from a Russian prison due to, pick one or all, LGBTQ privilege, trans privilege, professional athlete privilege, black privilege, in exchange for Victor Boot, a.k.a.
Speaker: the Merchant of Death, one of the most notorious convicted arms dealers of all time.
Speaker: So notorious, you may have seen the movie Lord of War, starring Nicolas Cage.
Speaker: Seems like a good deal.
Speaker: We get a guy who can't draw one share when he plays for the WNBA and they get a worldwide criminal full of intel.
Speaker: Of course, Kamala Harris is going to weigh in.
Speaker: Today, Brittany Griner's wrongful detention... Wrongful detention?
Speaker: Excuse me, she broke the law.
Speaker: She wasn't vacationing in Russia.
Speaker: She wasn't kidnapped.
Speaker: She wasn't playing there and they grabbed her.
Speaker: She committed a crime and got caught.
Speaker: Today, Brittany Griner's wrongful detention in Russia finally ends, and she is on her way home to be reunited with her family.
Speaker: Yeah, in America, that she hates and disrespects, but will be lauded as a hero despite his accomplishing nothing but being a distraction to the world as Biden continues to launder money, ignore child sex trafficking, and the implosion of the USA that he is orchestrating.
Speaker: Okay, I may have taken liberties with that last part.
Speaker: I mean, maybe he was wrongfully detained, like the American citizens held hostage since January 6th without a trial of any kind or contact with the outside world.
Speaker: President Coloring Book, the man who pushes for gun control, and then released the most notorious convicted arms dealer of all time, said, She represents the best America.
Speaker: The best about America.
Speaker: Just across the board.
Speaker: Everything about her.
Speaker: I've done some dumb things.
Speaker: They'll do dumb things again.
Speaker: So, an American-hating, law-breaking man who got special consideration is the best about America.
Speaker: If he's the best, then I'm full-on legend.
Speaker: I guess retired Marine Paul Whelan will just have to wait until, say, trans swimmer Leah Thomas decides to visit Russia.
Speaker: AtpCooper253 said it best in a joke I wished I had written.
Speaker: This is the first time anyone has been aware of a WNBA trade.
Speaker: Speaking of the WNBA, how come the men in the NBA don't share their paychecks with the women in the WNBA like the men's pro international soccer team has to with the women's soccer team?
Speaker: In other news of fake hate crimes that would make Bubba Wallace and Jussie Smollett proud, a black woman by the name of Zainab Bint Abdul Hadajakian, please don't make me say it twice, was revealed to be the suspect behind the window-smashing attack on the Black Cultural Center at the University of Virginia.
Speaker: So the IRS says you scumbag American citizens listening to this podcast have to report $600 in payments you've received via PayPal and Venmo.
Speaker: But the Department of Defense failed their fifth audit, unable to account for $1.8 trillion.
Speaker: That is 61% of their assets.
Speaker: Known temper tantrum haver mega director James Cameron says, testosterone is a toxin men must terminate from their system.
Speaker: Which I am going to start doing right after I watch the Terminator, Terminator 2 Judgment Day, Aliens, Terminator Dark Fate, The Abyss, True Lies, Terminator Genesis, Terminator Salvation, The Last Action Hero, and Escape from New York.
Speaker: You know what they say about testosterone.
Speaker: It can't be bargained with.
Speaker: It can't be reasoned with.
Speaker: It doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear, and it absolutely will not stop ever until you are dead.
Speaker: P.S.
Speaker: We need testosterone to reproduce, idiot.
Speaker: By the way, Cameron plans to do more sleep-inducing Avatar sequels all the way through 2028.
Speaker: You have got to be fucking kidding me.
Speaker: Sam Brinton, the Department of Energy's head of spent nuclear fuel management, has yet, again, been caught stealing luggage.
Speaker: This time from a Las Vegas airport.
Speaker: Yeah, don't vet those federal employees.
Speaker: Just look at their skin color, ask who they're fucking, and ask as to what they identify.
Speaker: He's a complete amateur.
Speaker: A few episodes back, I mentioned how San Francisco will be implementing its gift program, Guaranteed Income for Trans People, to the tune of $1,200 a month for 18 months because... Help, help, I'm being repressed!
Speaker: Don't you love how they can put a dollar amount on oppression and an 18-month timeline?
Speaker: PragerU went to UC Berkeley to ask the amateurs who attend there about what they thought about that.
Speaker: Listen to these Mensa candidates.
Speaker: Hey you guys, it's Aldo with PragerU.
Speaker: We're here at UC Berkeley to ask the students about the new guaranteed income program for the trans community.
Speaker: It's gonna get interesting.
Speaker: Let's do it.
Speaker: They officially announced a new program that would guarantee $1,200 a month for up to 18 months for the members of the trans community in San Francisco.
Speaker: How do you feel about that program?
Speaker: I think it's a good thing, yeah.
Speaker: It was nice.
Speaker: Why?
Speaker: Because it's supporting the trans community.
Speaker: Are you in for that program?
Speaker: How do you feel about it?
Speaker: That's good, yeah.
Speaker: Why?
Speaker: They're giving money to support the community.
Speaker: So back-to-back answers to the question, how do you feel about money being given to the trans community are, I like it because it gives money to the trans community.
Speaker: That's like asking someone, why do you like chocolate ice cream?
Speaker: I like it because it's chocolate ice cream.
Speaker: How do you feel about this program?
Speaker: I'm not totally against it.
Speaker: Even though San Francisco specifically is a big champion for trans rights, and you could argue, oh, why is it necessary in San Francisco?
Speaker: They're not marginalized in San Francisco.
Speaker: The key thing is that it sends a signal, I guess, to the rest of the nation, and it encourages an overall national dialogue on the issue.
Speaker: Yeah, that was a whole lot of nothing.
Speaker: Ooh, a national dialogue, not just a city or state dialogue.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: My first question is where is the money coming from and what are the qualifications?
Speaker: Finally, a student with a cogent, reasonable answer.
Speaker: Now, I saved the best for last, of course.
Speaker: Listen to this Nimrod try to reason, but the bong water in her head prevents that.
Speaker: And if you could see her friend standing next to her, she's literally staring into space like, hey, a bird.
Speaker: Two things.
Speaker: Listen to how she says the word important.
Speaker: And also, let's keep a tally on all the...
Speaker: likes why should we be giving income to one community and not people struggling in general because there are white people that are struggling there are black people that are struggling that may not be trans why should we selectively give people money that are struggling we can't divide it like based on like which struggles like more important but like if you think about it the trans people they've had like experienced more discrimination like
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: How to say it without favoring.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: College kid, folks.
Speaker: Let's eat off the a la carte menu, shall we?
Speaker: Here we go.
Speaker: Three crypto billionaires have died in the last month.
Speaker: Yeah, that's normal.
Speaker: Anyone seen Hillary Clinton?
Speaker: Speaking of which, W-I-T-C-H, Hillary turned off all her replies after Elon Musk dropped the hammer on the Biden crime family.
Speaker: In other tech news, Apple is making plans to move some of its production out of China, per the Wall Street Journal.
Speaker: Still no word about why Apple eliminated the airdrop feature in China, or the 87,000-person concentration camp being open for business, or the people burned alive while being welded shut into their homes for their protection during lockdowns.
Speaker: But the new iPhone 14 is here, and it comes in blue!
Speaker: Truth bomb, 96 people were shot in New York in six days.
Speaker: None by whites or cops or legal gun owners.
Speaker: This from the pussification of America.
Speaker: The U.S. has the third highest murder rate in the world.
Speaker: However, if you remove Chicago, number one, Detroit, number two, Washington, D.C., number three, St.
Speaker: Louis, number four, and Philadelphia, number five, the USA is then 189th.
Speaker: Out of 193 countries in the world, all five cities have strict gun control laws and are controlled by Democrats.
Speaker: The more you insist upon your pronouns, especially false and or made up ones, the more you are trying to convince yourself that you are not average.
Speaker: You are not special at all.
Speaker: This becomes the only thing that makes you special.
Speaker: And it's only in your eyes.
Speaker: Welcome to mediocrity, amateur.
Speaker: Three things that are done right in this world always wrap up the show on a positive note, giving the world hope.
Speaker: Three pro things.
Speaker: Here's number one.
Speaker: Leave it to comedy to spell it out for you.
Speaker: In this episode of Family Guy, they call out trans privilege.
Speaker: We see Quagmire's dad, who is now trans after serving in the Navy for years as a decorated officer, as she sits at a bar surfing on her phone.
Speaker: Excuse me, ma'am.
Speaker: No porn at the bar.
Speaker: Oh, it's okay.
Speaker: I'm transgender.
Speaker: Oh, I had no idea.
Speaker: Do whatever you want all the time.
Speaker: Brilliant.
Speaker: Number two.
Speaker: I love this post from Free Range Mama that I mentioned earlier on the show.
Speaker: She's on Instagram.
Speaker: I didn't wake up one day and think, I'm going to start speaking on something extremely controversial that goes against the norm, lose all my friends, and be thought of as crazy.
Speaker: I experienced multiple events that fundamentally transformed my perceptions.
Speaker: That is woke.
Speaker: That is how a pro thinks.
Speaker: Number three.
Speaker: love this tweet by Canadian Refusenik.
Speaker: I've mentioned this person before, their post on Twitter, this.
Speaker: Remember, if someone dies suddenly, it is not appropriate to ask about their vaccination status.
Speaker: That information was only relevant for getting into restaurants and gyms.
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Speaker: Amateur Nation is not just a podcast, it's movement.
Speaker: Remember, amateurs, we see you.
Speaker: You're not at home.
Speaker: Don't do life wrong.
Speaker: Go pro.
Speaker: Don't be an amateur.
Speaker: For Amateur Nation, I'm Lou Santini, and this has been a big major production.
Speaker: Can't divide it, like, based on, like, which struggles, like...
Speaker: more important.
Speaker: But like if you think about it, the trans people they've had like experienced more discrimination like I don't know how to like say without like favoring.
