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Speaker: try some mine. I think I'll try some of mine. Welcome to the.
Speaker: What's the deal? Let me try that again. It's the Down With DP podcast with Robert Dunn and Ron Prendamano in three minutes.
Speaker: Boo, boo, boo, boo, boo. What's up, everybody? Hi. How are you? Hi. If you're listening to this, today is what? The 20th of October?
Speaker: I don't know. Maybe. i don't know. We're recording these in advance. I have no idea what day it is. You don't know the future, Ron? You can't predict the future? No. No, I don't. I don't. However, this is the Down With DP podcast regardless of day it is. I'm your host, Ron Friendamano, and that is the beautiful Robert Dunn. What?
Speaker: Yep. Wearing the same clothes as last week. ah Me too. Me too. I don't know. I did laundry. I did laundry. Yeah, we did. I mean, I didn't. But yeah. No. um For those of you that don't know who may have missed last week's episode, we are doing mini episodes for the next two weeks. This is week two of this because Robert is in fucking Italy.
Speaker: Okay. Literally as you're. li Well, not. I don't know. Not as you're. like Actually, I'll be back by the time this episode comes out. But ah and yeah. Recording wise, Robert's in Italy. Yeah, that's right. I'm probably I'm probably very full of pizza and pasta and I'm happy. I'm not. And wine. And I hope you have wine.
Speaker: Oh, yeah. I'll try some. <unk> I'll try some wine. I'll try some wine. I think I'll try some wine. um But, ah you know, I think this is going to be... a i might um mine ra i mean I mean, I'll have a little sippy poo, you know, a little sippy sip. Have a little bottle or seven, yeah. yeah what look look look We're going to do fire oven vines i with with you after you're done. that would be cool. Imagine you did like a fire oven beer and I did fire oven wine. Oh my God, that would be funny. Fire oven vine. oven Fire oven vine.
Speaker: All right. All right. All right. This episode, despite it, it's funny how our moods, I feel like are more positive right now, but our, our topics today are more angry. Yeah. Yeah. Right. So you're getting warmed up, baby. Yeah.
Speaker: It's good contrast, everybody. Basically, we're going to have a Robert Rantz and then we're going to with a little spin, maybe. I don't know. But one of the things and I want to talk about something Pete Davidson said. i know everyone's on the edge of their seat wanting to hear this. And then something about locals and tourists. And I thought of this because You know, I went on vacation and now I'm back. So um I really hope I make it back because that'd be awkward. But anyway, ah what I was going to talk about Pete Davidson kind of I don't know if this happened recently or it was just a video that came out and who knows when he recorded it. What are you laughing? I just if I think you hear my dings when I say, but my cousin just is like, i'm listening to your podcast. What the fuck? Are you OK?
Speaker: For those of you that haven't listened, you know, I may have had a heart attack scare. So. Yeah. So on I'm sure I'm fine, but you know, just some more testing, but my cousin's finding out for the first time. i'm ah I like how the podcast is where we find about the latest. what did i say This is how I know people are listening. If they know that. um Right.
Speaker: Well, um actually, doing these doing these mini episodes, we might be way ahead of schedule. i guess If I'm doing the calendar right, I mean, we might. Yeah. Anyway. But here's here's a video that I heard Pete Davidson say again. I don't know when it I don't know if it was recent or it's just an old video, but he was talking about like the influencer world of like, you know, so some girls are making like 40 million a year being an influencer. And he was kind of doing a little bit of a and I understandably so kind of a bit of a a rant about it where it's like, you know, he you see these, you know, he's like, I see these girls like where I think he said where he lives and they're just dancing and they're making like 40 million a year and they're doing nothing but like TikTok dances. And he just said, like, it's a sign that society is fucking broken.
Speaker: Like, what are they contributing to society? Like, why are, why it's like, and the same thing goes for like CEOs that are making extravagant amounts of money.
Speaker: It's, it's like so unbalanced. And I see what he's saying. I agree. Um, you know, so sometimes there's actual talent on these, you know, on the info with the influencers and stuff like that. For sure. But a lot of people, a lot of them are just doing And there's like no thought, there's no talent behind it. It's just dumb and good, unintentional, good timing.
Speaker: It's like, come with me to get the new chai latte at blah, blah, blah. Yeah. Yeah. And like, there are so many food influencers and like, I, like I do follow a lot of the gluten-free ones for, because I want to know where I, that makes sense. It's very particular. Sure. i mean I've even spoken to a couple of them and they're actually, you most of them are very nice. Um, but, you a lot of these flu food influencers, i'm just as an example, food influencers, they're no talent.
Speaker: Just because they make stupid faces and they eat cookies or burritos or whatever. And it's like and people pay so much money for the their special stuff. Nobody pays for our special stuff. that's Not um i better. no but they like Let's say somebody does like a little dance or something like that. Next thing you know, they're going viral and everybody's like all over it.
Speaker: You're paying money for this? But yet you won't go see actual art, you won't go to a museum, you won't go to ah a theater, you won't you won't do anything. So I agree with Pete Davidson that because at this point, Idiocracy is becoming a documentary.
Speaker: Right, right. and I'm sorry. I mean, yeah. And I would even argue that food influencers are at least contributing a service in a, in a, in a weird, you know what I mean? To an extent, yes. But the people that are like, get ready with me, like I'm, watch me put on clothes in the morning.
Speaker: I'm like, okay. did Do you ever say, okay, you don't have kids, but I, I don't have kids, and but I have like, um Not that I know of. yeah i'm saying brother Fair enough. Fair enough. Okay. Sound like my name have kids. Yeah. Or like my father. Anyway, no, I'm just kidding. Right, right. No, but there's like this one show. I'm not sure if they're like Russian or German. I forget. I think they're Russian. And it's just a video of their, and you can find this on YouTube. It's just a video of their kids just playing with shit.
Speaker: And those are the episodes. And I'm like, and they make a shit ton of money. My cousin Gwen would know because she puts it on because her daughters, are her they yeah her young daughters entertain. ah But I'm like, what?
Speaker: so It's kind of cringe. And I don't use that word. It's not my generation. But it's fucking weird. Yeah, I mean, the Ryan's World is the big one. but That's the one think. Ryan's World is, um I actually watched a like a little mini doc too on it, and they came out with a Ryan's World movie. And dude, like I've tried to use the word cringe less now because I think cringe is becoming a word attributed with like kind of like an old man yelling at the cloud, which is why I was nervous to even bring up this topic about Pete Davidson because I don't want to sound like, the kids don't know what's going on. But it's more about like the income of like where we're contributing our money into yeah society and why things are so imbalanced. I don't care, of course, that you dance on fucking camera. Enjoy yourself.
Speaker: yeah But yeah cringe. I will stick to my guns here. That Ryan's World shit is cringe as fuck. Thank you. It really is, dude. But here's the thing. A lot of it is just because, you know, iPad kids like you put that on. It's ah it's a kid showing kids toys.
Speaker: Of course it's gonna get good. Okay, we do not we didn't have iPads growing up, okay? Right. But we did have Mr. Rogers. Oh, dude. Dude, I actually... that yeah that And that was actually a well-thought-out written show, okay? All the music, yeah the lyrics, the script, the day-by-day, the guests, that was all done by Fred Rogers himself.
Speaker: Obviously, had his staff his crew, but that was actually thought out. Mm-hmm. um so i Can I and I want to say sorry, how you going on to finish? your No, so you're so you're telling me that all we needed to do back then was just put a bunch of kids, two kids just playing with their toys in a pool. And that would have ah that would have gotten higher ratings than um Mr. Rogers.
Speaker: Right. Yeah. Well, and also, you know, you think about like the, the most pure, you know, quote unquote, most pure souls that we can imagine. You know, it's always like Robin Williams, Mr. Rogers, uh, Steve Irwin, you know, Bob Ross, I would say if I had to pick one of like the most pure hearted, what's his name? Uh, from, oh God, LeVar Burton from reading rainbow.
Speaker: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. that's um I would say... ah Oh, and there was um there was a woman... i know mean Honestly, I think... What's her name is kind of going up there now. The one... the the the Not the comfortable couch lady.
Speaker: I forget her name. Anyway, it doesn't matter. But... but I would say if I had to choose like the king of of all like the kind the most kind, I would probably say Mr. Rogers. Fred Rogers, 100%. Fred Rogers. I mean, ha holy shit. how do you i like i i watch When I see like interviews with him, I literally wonder like how the fuck can you be that good? like I'm not saying there's something maniacal going on in the behind the scenes. I'm just saying like genuinely, how would i be like was he just raised by saints? like How did he become
Speaker: that kind of a person like how does that happen he i mean he i don't usually use this as an example but he was i believe he was a presbyterian minister at one point but he was definitely presbyterian um And as being a raised Presbyterian myself, a lot of times there there is a lot of kindness in that branch of Christianity. i'm not saying the other branches don't have kindness, but that one in particular. Oh, they don't. They don't. That one in particular can be very kind. And I i you know i don't say this too often, but like he was the definition of what people consider a good Christian. Right.
Speaker: Yeah, absolutely. He was a Dali part into Parton is another fantastic ex example. Yeah, she's she's a legend up there. She's she's in that bracket of like the good hearted. I mean, Mr. Rogers worked with young children and didn't have a scandal, which is unheard of nowadays. Right? Yeah.
Speaker: I mean, the guy went and fought just to like get children's programming funded like he just wanted to teach kids. And all and what's unfortunate now is all his work is is gone.
Speaker: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They defunded PBS. They they defunded PBS. Yeah. I mean, holy shit. How how much how much of a monster do you have to be to say, like, yeah, Sesame Street, get the fuck out of here? Like, I mean, I mean, what the hell's wrong with you? yeah already We're already behind so much in development to begin with, with our kids. And now we're getting further behind. Like, come on.
Speaker: Right. Right. Um, but yeah, there was something else i was going to say about that, uh, with Mr. Rogers, um, just being like that. And like, uh, you know, what's crazy. I thought that I had, what do you think?
Speaker: I would assume that Mr. Rogers would be very much not in favor of MAGA. I would assume. I don't think so. I mean, i don't think so. i I think he would have kept his political opinion to himself for the sake of the children.
Speaker: Right. but I don't think he would have ever addressed anything. And if he did, he might, he might not. I don't think he would have said anything directly to them. Just that I could see him saying how he's disappointed in the way like the PBS funding getting canceled. He's just, I could see him just, um, you know, basically talking more about the issue than the voice. school Yeah. The sadness towards it rather than, you know, the actual political issue or how much. is Right. Right.
Speaker: Yeah. Yeah. Do you think there would have been like MAGA people that would have like found a way to hate him or to villainize him? Absolutely. Oh, yeah. That's what I was thinking, it too. i I think so. And I mean, I'm sure a lot of MAGA people love Fred Rogers. I mean, it's kind I mean, I feel like he's one of the things that everybody can get along with. It's like Fred Rogers comes up.
Speaker: Yeah. It's almost, and and as sad as it is, it's almost like they, they went at the right time, but I am still like as sad as his tragic end was like, imagine if he was still around. I just think that there's a legendary aspect to his image that will forever be. okay Okay. Okay. Okay. Mr. Rogers did get a lot of controversy for um bathing his feet with the mailman.
Speaker: At the time. that's right. That's right. Okay. Could you imagine him doing something along those lines right now? Okay. And some MAGA person calling him a liberal, a liberal piece of shit.
Speaker: Oh yeah. if i did it Yeah. Like how much of a piece of shit do you have to be to call ro Mr. Rogers a piece of shit? Like he might bring someone who's trans and do and you know, re, yeah, something like that. And they're like what the fuck? Mr. Rogers fucking liberal. But like, yeah, that's what would happen. That's what would happen.
Speaker: Yeah, I could see him bringing a drag queen or something like that. to Yeah. so Story on my goodness. Yeah. Just just just to show the kids that it's safe is nothing to be afraid of. That would be his only purpose to show them that there's nothing to be afraid of.
Speaker: Right. There's nothing to be afraid of. He wouldn't have made anything political about it other than it's nothing to be afraid of. Right, right. And he would probably lean really heavy into just the idea of storytelling in general. That's what it would be about. It would be like telling stories should be shared with everyone. You have no reason fear this person or anybody like this person. You have no reason to fear that. Yeah. Yeah, well, and I just know it wouldn't, it probably would not work out in his favor. would, so, you know, he did, he lived, he served his purpose, I will say. I mean, to be honest, I think if Trump ever said anything bad about Mr. Rogers, I think he would lose a lot of support.
Speaker: Yeah. Which is why he never said anything bad about Dolly Parton, because, you know. Oh, yeah, that's true. Say what you want about him, he's not an idiot. Right. and He's not. Uh-huh.
Speaker: Well, um yeah. Yeah, I think he would lose. Yeah, then we would really hate him, Ron. Yeah. He said that. But. Robert, are you angry? um I am ah almost. I did the wrong intro again. There we go.
Speaker: I was like, why do I feel like I'm ready for jokes? But now I feel angry. Let's be angry, everybody. Here we go. And we're angry. don't give a damn.
Speaker: You know what's... Yeah! Yeah, you know what's weird? Wait, you know what, Robert? You know why you know what? What? Shut the music off. Shut the music off. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. What's happening? Oh my god, you're out of focus. What's happening? I'm already ranting about that. It's Ron Rants today. Okay.
Speaker: Ron Rants. It's Ron Rants. Alright, I have a fucking rant. Ron Rants. Ron Rants. Alright, here is my rant for today. Uh-oh.
Speaker: As a flight attendant, and I think most flight attendants will resonate with me on this, I know society is getting dumber and dumber every day.
Speaker: ah And I see it on the plane all the time. base Because nobody, nobody knows how to open the bathroom door. Nobody knows how to open the bathroom door. They push it. like like They poke at it like they think it's just going on automatically open. they like touchtra they They touch the cigarette disposal thing. like they They move that, the ashtray. They move that around thinking that's going to pull it open. They push the green part where it says occupied or unoccupied. They push that.
Speaker: morons there's a big There's a big sign that says push or pull. Empuje? Oh, I can't even think of the other word right now in Spanish, okay?
Speaker: yeah hu I can't think of the other word in Spanish. How does I just like pull in Spanish? I can't think of it. But yeah. ahha Open the fucking door. Yeah. You know, you know what I am? I am still not used to is when I go to the bathroom on a plane.
Speaker: um I'm always shocked by how skinny the door is. I'm always like this clearly cannot be the bathroom. This is like a little closet. And I'm like, oh, this is the bathroom. This is not just a wall. But yeah, yeah um I do. I do super appreciate now that they have lights above it.
Speaker: Yeah. Because back then you had to like you took a shot if someone was in the bathroom or not. But now you can see from down the aisle. holy That's the word they use in the plane. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. That's what I say. It just bothers the ever loving shit of me that people just don't know how. to And then they look at us.
Speaker: They look at us, the flight attendants, like I can't open the door. And i just i'm I'm at the point now where I just stare at you. I'm like, I'm going to watch you urinate on yourself because you yeah let just say then they start you you are too much of a moron to not open the door.
Speaker: wow Push. Push the door open. and Pull the door open. It's not hard. Some doors can be challenging, and in that case, I will be kinder. But if it's just straightforward, open the fucking door. Right. and And it's not. And it's people of all ages. Now, I understand there's language barriers and stuff like that. and if I, you know, I'm, you know, obviously open to helping people when it comes to that. But otherwise, i mean, you get on the plane and you just don't know your ass from the hole in the ground.
Speaker: Yeah, I have a problem with that. Yeah. So it pisses me the fuck off. Yeah, you should really let him have it i I kind of do, but I still need my job as of right now. Oh, yeah, the whole income thing. I hate that. Yeah, that's the whole income thing. It's just ridiculous. Well, hey, you know. that's That's my fucking problem. People, use your fucking brain. Put your phone down and open the fucking door. If it says push, push where it says push. it paul Pull the handle.
Speaker: And also, so you know when they go to pull the handle, they like turn their wrist because they don't know how to do it. It's like. It just puts your it's pretty self-explanatory. i Just put your bullet.
Speaker: Actually, I have a question about the bathroom on a flight. Do you ever get upset when the seatbelt sign is on and people still get up to go use the restroom? Oh, God. I'm going to fucking.
Speaker: Because I always thought of that. But sometimes I'm like, dude, I got to go. And I know I'm breaking the rules. But so if we're getting up, if we're like cruising out, we're not even at cruising altitude yet. where We're at like, let's say, 10,000 feet. You know, the flight attendants are now able to get up and go and do things.
Speaker: Yeah. um Like, it's time for us to start service. You should not be up. You should not be up. Not because it's not safe, because it's not. But we are still rapidly changing elevation.
Speaker: that's when right That's when turbulence happens. That's when a lot of things could still go wrong. And I don't mean wrong as the plane's going to crash. I mean, wrong you know, you know we're we're still changing altitudes. It's not safe. yeah We get up because we kind of have no choice.
Speaker: But yeah, don't get up yet. So do I get annoyed when the seatbelt signs on if people get up? If it's cruise altitude and the captain forgot to shut it off? No, I don't get that. Yeah. if if If there's like some crazy turbulence or something or like something that really concerns you, ah do all the flight attendants know how to like play play a good poker face?
Speaker: Or do you i think most of us do? Yeah. OK, because I'm always looking at the I'm oh, anytime something like feels off to me, I'm always looking at the flight attendant faces. So they seem to be OK.
Speaker: Usually when it comes to turbulence, I get annoyed because I can't do anything because I have to stay in my jump seat because it's you know not safe for me to get up. So I get annoyed with that aspect. But otherwise, no.
Speaker: i And OK, that's good to know. And I do actually i do feel a sense of calm after takeoff when I see the flight attendants getting ready and like moving stuff around. I'm like, OK, they're going to work. Everything's fine. we're We're about to start the flight. But this is also why, like, we tell you to... like one thing that but Here's one thing that does bother me.
Speaker: People put their seatbelts on, right? They make the seatbelts loose as hell. Yeah. I understand you want to be comfortable. But if we, you know, have a... rap now Let's see. If we have a clear air turbulence and we drop...
Speaker: You know, you're going to go hit that seatbelt and it's going to fucking hurt and could do some internal damage. You want to keep your seatbelt low and tight. That is why we we don't tell you these things to be assholes.
Speaker: We tell because we want you to be safe. That is our whole job safety. So, yeah like, you know, you were going through, like, turbulence. You know, we're we're bumping around. It's not safe. Captain says, flight attendants, please be seated or something like that. And then you see someone getting up to go to the bathroom. It's like, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker: Right. like Yeah. I've said to a customer before, listen, I'd rather i'd rather pay myself and have a broken arm. Yeah. Because I could change that underwear. Okay. The arm, I got wait about eight weeks.
Speaker: Yeah. Maybe longer. And i I don't find the seatbelt like uncomfortable either. Like I don't mind wearing You wear it in a car. Yeah. What's the difference on a plane? Right. Right.
Speaker: So. But like ah i think people forget so quickly what can go wrong, especially like that Air Canada flight that hit the fire truck and the two pilots died. Like, that's why we tell you to sit down when we're taxiing, because something like that can happen.
Speaker: How many times they died while they're so don't think I heard this story. So I think it was at LaGuardia. This was a few months ago. um Air Canada plane landed. Meanwhile, and a paramedic truck, a fire truck or a paramedic or, a you know, EMS truck, an ambulance was um crossing the runway as they were landing. And the front of the plane collided with the EMS vehicle and the two pilots died.
Speaker: Really? The plane's so... Okay, this is me being dumb, but the plane's so much bigger than the... so So basically, it was an air traffic control miss. like They cleared it, but they didn't you know it was just a miscommunication. And I believe they were short-staffed that day as well, so that's why. right i think but I think people left early because it was slow, and that's kind of what caused the short-staffing and that fatal mistake to be made.
Speaker: But the plane, are we talking about like normal commercial jet? Like, because they're so much higher up. They're so high. How would a fire truck even hit them? So the plane is landing. Okay. yeah It's going from like 200 miles per hour to pretty much 20 very quickly. ahh You have the ambulance going. It doesn't see the plane. The plane is going much faster. And the wheels, the wheels and the probably the bottom of the nose hit the fire truck.
Speaker: okay Okay. I believe it was to say it was a smaller, it wasn't like a 330 or something like that. Okay. Okay. It was a smaller aircraft. That makes sense. That makes sense. But yeah, the the two pilots unfortunately passed away. Oh my goodness. i believe I believe the flight attendant up front might have been thrown from the plane. Right. I believe she lived.
Speaker: She or he lived. But yeah. So this is why we tell people to sit down because these horrible things can still happen. Yeah. even if Even if we clip a plane, okay, we have to go into emergency mode immediately.
Speaker: So this is why we tell you to sit down. It's not to be a dick. It's I know you got a connection. I know you really have to go to Turks and Caicos. I understand that. But until then, sit down so we can make sure you get there. safe What's clipping a plane like there's the wings hitting each other, the wings hitting each other. Yeah. You know, does that happen with you yet? No, no, no. Hopefully it's not.
Speaker: Hopefully it's a never. um Yeah. But it does happen. It does happen. And then those two planes go out of service. There's inspections. Yeah. Yeah. That's probably a whole. People's dogs are on the line. Like who messed up? You know, things like that. Yeah. Jeez.
Speaker: Was it operations? Was it the pilot? Was it wast the ground crew? Like what happened? Right. Well, um that was my rant. That was my rant. Take your time and just look at the door and open it.
Speaker: Exactly. At the end of the day, just put on the fucking seatbelt. um But one of the things I was thinking about since ah um by the time of this recording, i'll I'll be leaving tomorrow for Italy. And I was just thinking like I've been getting so prepared wardrobe wise ah to for Italy. And it just made me wonder like.
Speaker: You know, you kind of want to like in a weird way blend in with the locals, but you know you can't because you're trying to blend in with the locals. So and it made me wonder, like the locals, like when people come to L.A. and they're wearing their Sunday best, I don't give a fuck. You know what I mean? And I just know that has to be for everywhere. So I'm like, Italy doesn't care what I'm wearing unless I'm wearing something crazy.
Speaker: Unless you but you can usually tell a local New Yorker versus a non-local New Yorker, a tourist. You can usually tell. tourists are usually like in awe of the city whether it's and i'm speaking for manhattan i don't know how many tourists go to the outer boroughs but i'm speaking for manhattan people are usually in awe they're trying to find their way around um they're blocking the sidewalk they you know they have no concept of new york new yorkers are usually the ones that are still moving like get the fuck out of the way um you can usually tell by sports attire sometimes and i don't mean yankee hats i mean pretty much everything else
Speaker: i met Not many tourists wear Mets hats. So, you know, yeah you're wearing a Mets hat. i I assume you're from New York because you like pain and suffering. yeah That's my cousin. Shout out, Nick. Yeah, there you go. Let's go Mets.
Speaker: Yeah, so. But no i do it i think I think New Yorkers find them to be a nuisance. right yeah Yes, we know they're they're great for the economy. But um no, I don't. Otherwise, don't give two shits about the tourists.
Speaker: Yeah. don't care. ah Just as long as I tip. Right. Right. know, as long as I tip, you know, you know, when I was in, when I was in the city, I had ah I had a leather jacket and a Yankee hat on. I felt like I pretty, I feel like I was blending in pretty well. You probably look like a transplant, but yeah, I mean, I'm, yeah I'm a 21 year transplant. Yeah.
Speaker: All right. All right. Well, cool. Cool. but um But if you were in, but if you were in Brooklyn wearing a Yankees hat leather jacket, you yeah, you're you'd but certain neighborhoods you'd blend in just fine. Okay, sweet. That's what I want. Like what like like Williamsburg, you'd probably be. fine parts of boyig Bushwick, you'd probably be okay. Parts of Bushwick anyway, you'd be okay. Canasi?
Speaker: ah Not yet. We're not there yet. Oh, we're not there yet. Okay. That's where I was. That's where originally where i was from. All right. Well, that is our, that's basically our our so two out of two mini episode.
Speaker: Yeah. we're going to go back to the regular scheduled programming and I'll probably have some Italian stories to say all the meatballs I shoved in my mouth, Ron. You know what I mean? You know what mean? You know what I mean? Whoa.
Speaker: What part of Italy are you going to again? i know you told me. Uh, I'm going to Venice. I'm going to Naples. I'm going to my a lot of from Southern. Yeah. Sicily going to Sicily. Um, and going to stop at Rome again. I've been to Venice in Rome before, but we're going to go again. I also, I'm not going to actually do it. So Italian police don't come after me, but I was going try to put a sticker on the Colosseum.
Speaker: but not actually stay No! Not actually stay Would you fucking relax? What was my disclaimer for? My disclaimer was for nothing. Like, I literally just said I'm not actually gonna stick it. Relax. I don't know. but but they I would never do that. you fucking kidding me? i Jesus Christ, what did even give a disclaimer for? Because the the police are going yell at you regardless. Okay. They see you try to do anything. They'll be like, no, no, I'm literally going to lean it on something on the Coliseum. I'm not sticking it to nothing.
Speaker: Jesus Christ. They're going to come after you. They're going to come after you. Yeah. Yeah. Um, Man, I'm trying to think of like another example of that. um I don't know. um So, yeah. Okay, so everyone can fucking relax. Everyone can put their car and park, take a breather.
Speaker: I'm not sticking anything on the Coliseum. I'm just saying, yeah you know, whatever. Fuck it. Fuck it. Maybe I won't even show that sticker around. But I thought that would be funny. I thought that would be funny. I think I like it, too. I just worry they're going to kill you. That's all.
Speaker: Nah, they're not. i'm literally It's literally like taking a like if I put my fucking water bottle on something and took a photo, that's what I was doing. All right. All right. All right. All right. Jeez. All right. I'll give a longer disclaimer next time. Thank you.
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