Littering is a widespread social problem that affects communities globally, with people throwing trash on the ground in public spaces, which creates environmental hazards, increases cleanup costs, and demonstrates a lack of respect for shared spaces. The speaker argues that littering should be addressed through education, proper waste disposal infrastructure, and potentially legal consequences, as it represents one of the most arrogant and annoying behaviors that degrades both urban and natural environments.
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This whole stream is about littering.
If you're going to litter, let me know.
I don't get it. We're going to stay on here until we get somebody to talk about it.
Because I know there's a lot of litter bugs out there. I've seen them. Seen them today. Guy just throws trash on the ground while he's on his motorcycle. I don't get it. I've seen many people in America do this. Full bags of Mickey D's. They just throw it on the ground.
Eat, eat, eat. Throw it out the window.
It lands on the concrete right down there. Who's Who's going to pick it up?
You You ain't picking it up. Somebody's got to pick it up.
It's not just teenagers, okay? It's like old people, too. It's crazy the amount of people that litter. I've seen it. I don't get it.
I mean, it's like the most It's one of the most arrogant things you can do. Has to be has to be one of the most arrogant, annoying.
People just People just don't care about where they live. They just throw the trash right on the ground.
Yeah, I don't get it. Well, somebody out there in in cyerspace, let me know what's going on with that.
Maybe nobody shows up today for this dream. You know why? Cuz they don't care.
Nobody cares about throwing garbage on the ground.
I don't get it.
Boy, if you ever seen me throw garbage on the ground, I'd like to know about it because I must have been if I've ever done it. I don't even remember doing it.
But if I ever did it, man, I must have been like eight years old or something.
I don't know. Cuz even as a teenager, I don't remember just throwing trash. I'm I'm pretty sure I was talking [ __ ] about people throwing trash on the ground back when I was a teenager.
But I've been seeing it. Well, I see it a lot here because, you know, the Philippines kind of for some reason, you know, it lends itself to this type of behavior because there's no one. Hey, what's going on? Enchanted. Today, we're talking about littering, but we can talk about whatever you really want. But yeah, so I see a lot of this littering out here in the Philippines and I'm like I one time I got so pissed off I gave the tobacco canister or whatever the [ __ ] it was back to the dude who was littering. Hey, what's going on? what's going on. We're talking about littering today, but you can talk about whatever you want in the chat. We're solving the world's problems one one video at a time. And yeah, I I gave him back the trash. I said, "Dude, you drop this.
Here you go. You drop this out the window." And and I said, "Why would you ever do that? You have like a nice country here." I said, "A little bit in Tagalog, but mostly in English." I was like, "You know, you have like a beautiful country. Why are you going to litter?" He actually took the trash back.
Yeah. I mean, we could talk about whatever you want. It's not like it's I'm stuck on littering. It's just that's what's pissing me off today or it's grinding my gears today. Whatever is what I'm thinking about today because I saw like two or three people littering right in front of me and I couldn't say anything because it's not really my country. But even in America, like you can't even say anything to anybody. I've watched these people dump fullon like almost trays of trash on the concrete and just be like drive off not give a [ __ ] I I just I don't get it, you know?
Somebody has to pick that [ __ ] up.
No. And nobody cares. No one seems to care. And and in America, if you say something, you end up getting shot.
out here. I could say something because Filipinos are not, you know, generally packing a 9 millimeter.
Yeah, I don't get it. Maybe somebody can figure it out and explain to me. There's a lot of [ __ ] I don't get lately. That that is definitely one of them, right?
No one seems to give a [ __ ] No one seems to care. Life goes on. And from what I understand too, and this is like, don't quote me on this, but there's like a huge trash heap floating around in the ocean off the coast of Pacific. I don't know where the [ __ ] it is, but it's like supposedly this huge amount of trash floating thing that comes from human beings. It's like an island of trash cuz apparently you know what all the ocean whatever the what are those things called? Currents, right? It like traps all the garbage and puts it in one area.
I mean sure like like look at India like if any Indians are here like in the chat like I'd love to know if you litter. It might be a cultural thing. It might be like just people just you know I I I think it should be against the law like everywhere and huge fines but what do I know?
But think about it.
I mean, do you guys do that? Is that Is that something you do?
Enchanted, how's your day going?
I could talk about littering for 24 [ __ ] hours straight because that's how But we could probably pick another topic.
Huge bags.
And they have to burn it out here, too.
So I they burn their trash out here, which is again that's on the pet peeve list of [ __ ] that I can do without because you know you start burning trash, you're burning like you put like a whole bunch of carcinogens in the air.
It's terrible, right? And it's gets smoke and everything like nobody cares.
But yeah, I guess they don't want to pay for the uh trash um removal service or whatever. They rather just burn it, you know? I mean, that's one solution, but it's not a very good solution. I'll give you that.
I mean, can you imagine in America if we just did that? I mean, they're already litter in America, but it's like imagine downtown. Like, that's another thing I've noticed, too, last time I was in America is just how dirtier it's gotten.
like just in places like where it shouldn't be that filthy, but trash laying in places like that I hadn't noticed before really. Instead of like one homeless dude on the corner, now there's like four or five homeless dudes on the corner and trash piled up.
Yeah, that's kind of what I'm seeing in America lately.
And again, somebody has to clean up the trash. Somebody has to do it. It's never you. It's never like anybody that you know. You know what I mean? I don't know any trash removal people, you know? I mean, I guess the trash dudes do it, but they don't they don't do it. They don't pick up the trash on the street. They just roll through on those machines and machine picks it up and it goes into the machine and boom, that's the end of it.
And they take it to the landfill, which is where the trash is supposed to be.
The trash is not supposed to be on the ground right outside on your corner. But I see it, man. And god forbid you say anything to somebody. Holy [ __ ] So that's why I'm saying it here on the internet making a video so that when I go uh you know if anybody says well what does he think about littering like anybody would really care but assuming that somebody in the future cared to look me up and saw my views on littering. That's why I'm making this putting it on record that I think littering should be one of those things where you get like a huge [ __ ] fine because like people like here in this is another crazy thing public spaces all around the world people have different viewpoints on public spaces right in America they don't give a [ __ ] they don't have any private slashpublic personas pretty much inside voice is your outside voice most of the Like you can hear full-on conversations about really intimate [ __ ] if you just go to Smiths and you just walk around and you listen to people talk and they're just telling some crazy [ __ ] you know, where that doesn't really happen in other countries. Like in the Philippines that doesn't happen in Asia that doesn't happen in general.
I don't know about South America yet. I assume in South America it's a little bit more like maybe less. But I don't know, people just they don't have any public versus private. And I noticed that about myself because when I go back to America, I've noticed, oh [ __ ] I do say some crazy [ __ ] in public. But so now just recently too, I've toned down. Well, probably like last 10 years, I've toned back on that. Like if I go to public, I don't I'm not really saying some crazy [ __ ] Although it's interesting when I when you pay attention to that because then you notice, oh my friends are saying some crazy [ __ ] you know. Yeah. I don't know. We just don't have that indooroutdoor kind of different personas.
But the trash and the littering, it takes a whole new level.
You're going to use your stupid like these these bottles are everywhere in the Philippines.
You can see that. Okay. Mountain Dew, right? It's green Mountain Dew.
These are everywhere. You can go outside and you can see a few of them on the ground, right?
Within, I don't know, 50 steps or something. I mean, not piled up, but enough where you're like, "Oh, there's Mountain Dew." Somebody had to drink it like I'm drinking mine and just throw the [ __ ] on the ground like here you go.
You pick it up.
Oh my god, it's so annoying.
Yeah. I wonder what people think, man.
That's why I'm making this today. What do you all think about it? You think no big deal? You think the whole world I mean, there's so much trash.
I guess in America you don't see it as much because there's not even that many people to be making the trash that and they do have some services like there's some county municipal person that's probably his only job, right? And this guy is making probably 50 60 70 probably close to $100,000 a year. His only job is to pick up trash that he finds, right? And you might find maybe one guy is doing that or maybe a team of people in larger jurisdictions of four or five I don't know not that many though because look how dirty your cities are right sometimes old people will get out there and pick it up volunteers like in where I lived in the United States I would go outside and I would pick up sometimes I would if I was really in a mood like to do it like in a good mood like I'd pick up some of the trash I saw and then throw it in the big ass dumpster. You know those dumpsters I'm talking about those like eight by those huge you can dumpster dive in there and find some good [ __ ] Yeah, but again, somebody had to drink whatever the [ __ ] they were drinking, then throw it on the ground and be like, I'm not going to pay any attention to the trash I just put on the ground. I'm going put there, you pick it up. I don't get it.
Yeah, it affects everything, man. you know, because it sits there at least for I don't know, years probably.
There's not enough homeless people to go around. You know, another interesting kind of side bit to this is this recycling program in America, which is kind of like a joke. The government requires you to recycle and then like where is that going? It used to be homeless people would pick up the recycling. So, let's say you throw out a can of aluminum, right, in a public and hopefully in a public trash get like in a one of those bins. If it makes it there or see if it didn't make it there and there was a tin can on the ground, the homeless dude would pick it up.
That's kind of like how littering was normally kind of solved at least on some level. Be homeless bums will pick it up, trade it in for that five cents of whatever the hell they're going to get at the end of the day, right?
And then those guys could maybe maybe buy you like a a sandwich or something and live for the day. I don't know.
Point is the government takes that away and requires you to recycle. So there's no longer it's like siphoning off the little homeless man a potential revenue stream. So then they got to steal copper anyways. You know what I mean? It forces the homeless dudes into into another area.
Yeah. Not a topic people care about.
Not even close. They don't care.
Like I know I'm sure somebody watching this on some level is like going to go to the store somewhere, drink their Mountain Dew or whatever the they're going to drink and somehow that's not going to make it into a trash bag or bin or whatever trash bag or bin or whatever and they're going to justify it like, oh, somebody else is going to pick it up. Well, maybe they don't even think about it. So maybe why that this video is good because maybe You know, I'm trying to capture at least one person that litters in this stream.
I'm gonna do it. I could talk about for 24 hours. I don't care. Talk about this [ __ ] all day. You know, somebody out there is a litterer.
You know what I mean?
We don't know.
But it's May 1st, 6:50 p.m. So, I figure it's like 6:50 a.m. on the East Coast.
But you know this it's worldwide. This goes worldwide. So there's people like in India that would be nice to kind of talk to an Indian dude to figure out if that dude litters because the videos I see about India, it doesn't look too clean over there.
I mean there's parts of the Philippines here that's just not clean.
That's for sure. And just trash everywhere. But I don't live in those places. But I do see it out here on some level. That's why another reason why I'm like, "What are you guys doing?
I don't want to look at that shit."
Yeah. Nope.
You have any words of advice in grappling with modern society and the feminism and softening of our men? What does today's generation need to know?
Um, well, this feminism thing has been going on for so long, dude. It's like they had to it's the snapback from the fact that hundreds of years of us owning women straight up ownership. Okay. So I guess if you had like this all comes from you got to go back hundreds of years dude.
So if I had any modern society today's generation needs to know well I wouldn't be signing any marriage documents.
That's I would learn about what a marriage is before I did that. That's what I think they should know. Find out what you're getting into. In fact, maybe find out what like learn about the girl before you, you know, um because over there I like I don't even date in America, man. I mean, I think it's it's dangerous. Uh trash in US isn't that bad since the Gulf trash boards disappeared and came back.
Mandela Mandela [ __ ] man. Yeah. I don't know like if like there I I see trash in America. I see people just roll up, eat their In-N-Out burger, whatever the [ __ ] they're eating for the day, right? Their nasty habits. Open the car door and just literally throw that [ __ ] onto the parking lot. And I'm like looking right at it and I can't say [ __ ] because I'm in America, right? And if you're if you say anything to anybody in America, you're going to get the mind your own [ __ ] business and you're going to get the whole [ __ ] off. You're right. You're going to get that's the first comment that they say. So you can't say anything. You just got to watch it and be like what the [ __ ] like that. And not just one or few time tons of times.
Um yeah, and nobody seems to care. So you Joe, you care Joseph, right? At least you wrote something. You know what I'm saying? It's on your mind at some at some point, right? It's not that bad.
You I can be sure like in the city that I was over, it's not that bad. It's It's bad. But it's not that bad. Like there shouldn't be if you think if you just sit and think about it for any length of time like these four walls, I'm in these these rooms a lot. It's the Philippines.
It's not like you there's not that much to do. So you end up thinking a lot. If you think about this for a second, there should be no trash anywhere. There should just be people. There should be like trash bins, public trash bins, and people like should have one place to put all their [ __ ] Think about it. When you take a [ __ ] in a piss, you do it in one area of your house. When you go when you have trash in your house, you put it in one little area of your house. You don't just throw it in all the rooms. And if you do, you have some sort of mental illness. And I've met those people, too.
But generally, like, you know, if if you do that, you're going to have roaches and and and people don't give a [ __ ] I've been into some homes and people don't give a [ __ ] about how they live.
They live in filth. But, you know, that that's that's a whole another thing.
Think about it, though. There shouldn't be any public trash because there's generally not too many private trash in each one of your rooms.
It's leaking the big facts. CIA can't do psychic or like rituals or ritualistic theologian work, but it's armed to fall apart soon. Nine layers down and that's the time. That's the live streaming. Um, boy, I don't even know what to make of that comment besides saying can't do psychic or like rituals.
I don't even know what to say about that comment other than I think it's going to be fine. I don't think the CIA really can do like what like what's going to what's the worst that can happen? People are going to have to do what again? Like what's what like the whole system falls apart? Good. You know what I mean? It would only affect rich people, dude.
People out here in the Philippines won't give a [ __ ] We we know how to gut a chicken. Um I think it's also an infrastructure thing. I'm sure America would look similar in India if you didn't have employees cleaning strangers trash, right? Yeah. People don't seem to care. It's Yeah. And it's like it's just my rant for tonight. It's not every rant. Like I don't go live streaming about littering if ever. This is the first one. But um it's an I need it on record so that when you know the 22nd century people go on and and online and think about well what did people do you know they can see my video and respond to that right? It's basically for 100 years from now when this [ __ ] is just so piled high. How do we get in this situation where we can't even dig ourselves out of this [ __ ] Mountain Dew pile, you know? Well, did anybody talk about littering online? So then somebody would go ahead and type it in on YouTube. Well, this [ __ ] did it like a 100 years ago. You know what I mean? No one seemed to give a [ __ ] then.
They don't give a [ __ ] now. Yeah.
Infrastructure thing. Well, I you know, I don't think uh you're right. like India. I'd love to for an Indian dude to show up and say something or even a Filipino dude cuz I I like you know I see the Filipinos do it and I instantly get pissed off cuz the country is so damn beautiful. Like I was on the beach and and island hopping and just laying in the be like looking at all the trees and nature and just it's like so beautiful. And then you know you go onto the land and you see some [ __ ] throw their snotty rag on the ground for somebody else to pick it up. You know, it's the it's one of those highest arrogant things that a human being can do, I think, in my personal point of view. The other one being like the entertainment thing, like having to be entertained all the time, like 247 like we like to. And you can probably tell I'm a little bit of a um there's a word for it. I'm trying to think of the word, but uh Oh, missanthrop.
That's it.
I love that comment about the softening of the young men, right? That's a true thing because they've written it, they've baked it into society that if you like go through the natural, like, you know, think about how men are naturally. Like, if you express yourself as a man naturally, you're going to get [ __ ] you're going to have a hard time in in America because you can't say whatever you want, right? That's what people don't have the decency or respect to clean up. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. Oh, roommates, too. Holy [ __ ] I even we like the littering thing. You can kind of extrapolate like and talk about roommates, too. If you've ever had those. Oh my god. Doing other people's uh just like just basic trash. You know, the places have a lot of litter, don't have people that are paid to clean up.
This is a lot of poverty. Yeah, unfortunately in Philippines there's a lot of poverty and there isn't anybody really to do that. They have people but it's really slow and they don't have that many and um yeah I've seen that manifest destiny cause so much firmy paradox and Drake equation issues. So, Joseph, man, I think what you're doing um I I think I really like what you're doing. Your word salading it so I could come up with a ending life on the great filter. Find life on other planets before we are gone. Yeah. I don't think uh there would be too much of a problem if all every single human just disappeared. I mean that the the planet would be fine would be better actually and the animals wouldn't necessarily notice any difference. And um yeah, the Fermy paradox. I think there's aliens know about us and they're not really interacting. And if they are, they're interacting with, you know, maybe they're doing some mind control [ __ ] where after they interact with somebody, they give them like a [ __ ] like load of Xanax and they forget what the [ __ ] just happened because they already know what how to take away your memory. Look at weed, right? Smoke some weed, take away your memory. Okay, whatever. So they know what's causing all that. Maybe they can do something with the hippocampus on the humans that they encounter. Um but yeah, the idea that and then also okay like where's my tin hat? But um it was a while ago where they say that UFOs don't exist and all of a sudden UFOs exist and they've been studying. So yeah, the whole the whole thing like no matter what topic you come up with, the whole thing is basically like [ __ ] The fact that we are not uh visited like come on now, you know, like they have to be visited at some level. I mean, it's just too it's there's too much stars and we know too much about the universe.
Yeah. I like this guy because he's just making me talk about this stuff. And Drake equation issues. Yeah. Um well, we like Okay. When I was I was born in the 1900s and they in the books said that we didn't have water. They were looking for water in the solar system. That was their biggest thing.
like they were like we need to find water in the solution and stuff because then that would prove life is you know or you know that could put us in the right direction. Meanwhile, not only is there water but it's like m mostly water. Do you see what I mean? It's like when you go to like just there's more water than anything else really in the universe. Something like that. It's in like huge it's in asteroids and and the asteroid water is matches our water and they say that earth was formed with all the water there or a lot of the water there and then it you know vaporized or whatever the [ __ ] this is boils down amounts amounts of budget cuts and interpersonal spending habits that influence the outcome of economic policy decisions and the alien life we haven't found. Hold on dude I got to I got to get on your level here. Hold on a second. Got my 33 Mason and literally some cool sig views before 33, but I used a bunch of EOD and dreams showing close enough of connection to sci-fi imagination being used to see future events. Um, I want whatever it is that you got, dude. You're on something. Um, budget cuts and interpersonal spending habits influence the outcome of economic policy decisions and the alien life we haven't found. Man, you guys are awesome. I'm going to have to hire all you guys to help me with my streams.
You're going to put you got to put both you guys on the payroll so that I have something to talk about. Um, yeah. I don't even know. Like, okay, a big spider web calculator for this and Saturn and Mars or past dead planets and human civilizations. Uh, well, I'd like to live in a world where I kind of have some evidence for what I'm talking about on this channel and not just pure speculation just out of whatever, right? And uh I would say there's no evidence as of yet that past human evolution like lives were on any other planets, but could be. You know, it's almost just as plausible as the space daddy or the space god or whatever the hell. Uh it's biocarbon life forms.
Also something to do with holy water.
Uh and the not natural earth. Um well, yeah, I don't know. And water not natural earth. Yeah. So the earth the water in comets is not the same as water in asteroids and the water in comets is a different version of water or whatever the [ __ ] All right, something like that.
Uh like with big spiderweb calculator for this and sat I kind of lost me there but I want whatever drug you're on because must be awesome to be you.
Charles Darwin said he would not comment further on the political and economic situation until the average person develops penal plans free from calcification and AI technology. Well, my nanobots say something else. Um, Charles Darwin probably didn't know jack [ __ ] about um penile gr glands or whatever the hell those are in your head, right? The one that does the the DMT like the third eye one. Suture soldier serum and holy warrior willpower. Dead ass. Yeah. Um. Yeah.
Well, whatever you're on, you know, it sounds good. AI technology was developed and made a lot of so people believe that their inherent value of materialism is correct. Materialism is not worldwide that they're right. And it drives forward wasteful selfish living. Yeah. I think you kind of arrive on scene.
Whenever you arrive on scene, it's always this histo. You get this idea of how the world is and then you age a certain time and you get this different kind of narrative after you age a little bit. But materialism is kind of the basics for uh capitalism even though capitalism is uh basically keep your word and keep your stuff, right?
Property rights and contracts. Um and you have to kind of covet, right? You have to look at your neighbor and covet.
If you don't covet your neighbor's [ __ ] the whole place collapses, right?
Because you know, keeping up with the Joneses, right? He gets a stupid Tesla, you need a stupid Tesla. That's the basics. But also, if everybody does that, then economics moves them from the dirt floor onto a concrete floor. So, there's that. It's mostly backed up by hemorrhicic formula and laws since agents. Are you most of the same psycho pump or like spirit guide guiding souls to karma or rebirth like the tools resources to build? Um, that's a claim that's I don't even know how to address that one again, but like I said, Joseph, you're you're welcome in the chat. I want whatever it is that you're on because uh I dig it. But the idea about souls and karma rebirth or light tools resources to rebuild psychop dude I gotta steal that word same psychop or like spirit guy well I mean we haven't even identified what spirits are like if I asked you what spirituality is you would have no idea what it is nanites came from eyes three and dead ass I called it on gray unimaginable and non-manmade tech well you know I don't know animated space barges like it stopped in our atmos and then shot colors and flew off faster than we keep up. Yeah, those I think you're referring to the UFOs that showed up and then right they come out of the sea and if you think about the scale of the universe and the sheer number of atomic structures inevitable for matter to form life which brings into question of what being alive really means inherently. Yeah. But I've been thinking about the cockroaches lately as I I killed them. And if you think about it, the cockroach is what the earth was.
It's like cockroaches are the perfect life form. One of the perfect life forms. Even though I love kill I I can't stand cockroaches, but they're been around for like 230 million. Before the dinosaurs, after the dinosaurs, and they haven't changed, okay, they haven't changed the cockroaches. They're perfect the way they are.
Intelligence are intelligent property inherent of read right of cool access.
Yeah, I don't know, Joe. It's kind of I I'm trying to follow along with your thought process, but I dig it.
Um, but yeah, I mean, it could be we are the aliens, right? And and I the the panspermia idea when that, you know, these aliens fly around and then drop the seeds of life and then keep going and then go to their, you know, and then they come back. So, it's all reset research and I'm spinning it fast. It's a real world word. Imagine astral projection from a one star seed or like branch from homo sapiens in the end of thor.
Yeah. I mean, why doesn't this [ __ ] ever happen to me, dude? Like, why where the [ __ ] is my third eye? Like, like, you know, like, why don't I ever astral project? And why am I always stuck being the guy who wants to be captured by the aliens and placed onto the spaceship?
Like, why do I have to read about it?
Like, I've been asking these space creatures to pick me up decades ago.
These [ __ ] don't care about me, right? That's that's pure and simple.
Um, I should have been already on a spaceship or been teleported or had some sort of mystical experience or been contacted by a god or been like any of that shit's already been happening to me and none of it. I feel like it was high right now. This dream would be a spiritual experience. Yeah, I think you should try to find it if it's legal in your area. Okay. But I don't uh Danny in the world does not condone any drug use whatsoever. I guess it's how you define drug, right? It's a schedule three now.
So there's some medicinal use.
Uh you managed to buzzword slop into something semicoherent.
I think I'm interesting. I think I if you get me going on these like when you have people like yourself kind of so I can talk about something instead of just one topic. I mean, I retired five years ago and I've been chilling in the Philippines pretty much ever since. And um yeah, I mean, if everybody did what I did, um except for the gambling, like the gambling, it's terrible. Like gambling almost took it all away.
Projector theory and like timeline splits. For real, for real. I just got used to spirit box talking at sealed until the fifth dimension jump. Yeah.
Like I'd like to see you if you were in the room like prove this stuff and I'd be on board, right? It's like I'm a real big evidence-based individual. Yeah, we are on a spaceship if you want to think of it that way. I mean, yeah. I mean, you know, you could talk to the Mormons and they'll tell you they're spirit babies, right?
Literally, these dudes tell you about spirit babies and they're still littering everywhere. So, like if a Mormon guy litters, like I'm really going to be like, "Really? You believe in your [ __ ] like that's the thing.
How can you be religious and litter?" I you know, I don't [ __ ] get it.
Anyways, Earth is a sealed vessel. Our solar system started retrograde. Planets spin backwards with like dark matter. Space anchors.
Grace anchors. Yeah, there's there's a weird thing about one of the planets spinning the other way. I think it's like what is it? Neptune is the weird one or one of them is the weird one and a Pluto is not even a planet anymore.
Well, see, once you understand that Pluto is not a planet anymore, kind of realize that it's all kind of [ __ ] They just kind of make it up, right?
Earth is sealed vessel. Our solar system started retro. Yeah, I don't I don't know. I I'm not I don't know about that.
Maybe. Do you know a sealed vessel?
I don't I don't know about being a sealed vessel.
It's certainly huge.
I mean, why don't we have Dyson spears?
If all like Dyson sphere, why don't we have that already? If all what you're saying is true, why are we living in this like so-called 20 like like 2026?
Why are we not living in the year 3 million and 58,000 whatever, right? Why is the year 2026?
Let me see here. I see far new spirit exes fling my anchors and chains. Yeah, dude. You can definitely get some women with some of this [ __ ] I can tell you that there's plenty of girls who listen to this and just be like, "Tell me more about how the planets spin backwards, you know?" Right. Right. Tell me more about this [ __ ] They're all retrograde now. It is silly that a Mandela thing you keep mentioning Mandela is a Mandela is is that like Is there a lot of people who think something happened and it didn't really happen, but then they say Mandela effect and it's a big deal in your world? I mean, we all we have an atmos and our system is so unique that I think it's the ark.
Yeah, dude. I I feel like I feel like I need a gummy now. We are in a time well inside this solar wind, aka roundstorm from the sun.
Well, we're lucky we have an atmosphere.
And I do root for the asteroid, but none of them are big enough. So, we're just kind of here time well inside the solar wind. I think what you like to do is take a lot of these words, stick them together in a sentence, and it kind of gets you to think about all these different concepts, but it's really like a very creative word salad.
I don't have a tail anymore. I dead ass know Bernstein Bears are spelled differently. Yeah, it's like that, right? The Mandela effect. The Bernstein Bears. I don't even how old you guys are to remember the Bernstein Bears are spelled differently. Yeah, there's a few of that [ __ ] Curious George didn't have a tail.
I guess I thought he did have a tail, but I guess he didn't cuz But then again, you know, you're talking about memory, dude. Memory. And memory is, you know, terrible. like really bad. Like you probably don't even remember what you ate last week. Some people remember stuff from the time they were a kid, but the average guy and think about that.
The average guy doesn't remember jack [ __ ] besides his own thing that he knows to go to work and get paid. So he goes, that's it. Anything beyond what he's getting paid for, he doesn't really know unless he's reading it or seeing it or like looking at it, you know, right? You only get information from listening and hearing. I'm sorry. And seeing rather, right? Listening and seeing. So if you're working, you have no real need to learn anything else. And your memory shot, so you remember [ __ ] Think about that. The average guy, the average guy can't even remember to take out the garbage.
Space says different physics played upon dark matter and quarks atoms. We found similar building blocks and atoms in the 60s. Well, they're finding out now that all of like the space molecules or whatever the [ __ ] like the building blocks, amino acids, all that [ __ ] is all over the universe, right? Like all over the solar system or whatever, all over the universe. The basic building blocks of life, right, that they say, even though they can't tell you exactly how it started.
Yeah. Bull, hyper malleable mind and did some cool CIA experiment with him in former codes, but it's different. Yeah.
I mean, cool. Like, like I said, dude, you're welcome in the chat at any time.
Welcome back. Like, subscribe, hang out.
If we ever have a chat when we're playing chess, it would be try to try to figure this [ __ ] out when we're playing chess, too. It' be kind of fun. Um, and yeah, the CIA experiment, whatever. I mean, I don't even think about the CIA.
The CIA is like not even in my thought process. I simply don't care what they do. You know, when I grew up, Adams and Electrons maybe like hits BZ on in my teens. Now this smaller, eerie or strange.
Well, I'll tell you what, man. You're You know, God must have loved the common man because he made just so much of him.
Like, I would just speculate, pure speculation, that you're no more smarter or dumber than the guy next door. You know what I mean? I hate to break it to most of us, but most of us are accidents and uh yeah, we're not as smart as we think we are.
John, Constantine, all the magic knowledge, then bam, religious dogma.
Time splits into the garden, Bible rewrites.
I could write a better Bible just by copying every single word and just leaving out all the violence and hate toward women. And then at the end of that, I'd have a better book. So there's something seriously wrong with the Bible if that's if that could happen.
Nobody talks about that. The fact that some retired guy in the Philippines could definitely write a better book than the all all knowing supposedly God.
And no one when I make mention of that, no one has an answer for that. They just, you know, they just sit there and stare at me like I got a dick growing out of my forehead.
But there's major problems with the religious dogma.
One being if you're religious and you happen to throw trash on the ground there, you can't be religious at the same time. I mean, you just [ __ ] all over the world that God made, right?
Yeah. Supposingly, right?
Yes. I don't know. I mean, look, it could be, Joseph, here's the thing. It could be that I'm just talking to myself and you guys don't even exist. And because I like science and sci-fi that my own mind knows that I want to read these chats and so it makes these chats because it knows that my mind wants it. And I'm actually, it's actually the world. The real year is the year 4 million. And I'm just some brain in a vat somewhere with aliens and and they're just like right experimenting like this one thinks differently than the next one. This one is not responding the same. You know that kind of [ __ ] and they're taking notes.
I got no way to disprove that. So I kind of have to operate like you're real people typing into the screen or your screen wherever you're at and then it shows up over here. So that's that. You know what I mean? God isn't a person, even the greatest soul.
He was part of everything only predicted by let there be light. Yeah. I mean, they're just claims. You can I could make that stuff up as well. Like, right, been dealing with that cause manifest destiny. Changing some people too fast.
You notice change and like strange phrases. Well, I mean, manifest destiny is what you get when you read about that from the um the Europeans when they were trying to conquer the world basically like Spain and all those places like that wanted to conquer new lands and they said God is the one that made them that's how they're getting that's in other words that's how they're allowed to colonize and kill off all the Indians and kill off everybody on the is because the Lord told them to. So, it's amazing what you can get done with the Lord on your side. So, I don't I really don't buy it. You know, he's not a person. I mean, that's the thing. If you ask what the god is is everyone's got a different interpretation of what it even is that they're talking about. I don't even know what you're talking about when you write that word in there. Like, I like what do you what do you mean by the the god? You know, everyone has a completely different god.
That's just a simple story to explain us being here. chicken before the egg theory, but evolution caused dino eggs came first, then chickens.
Yeah. Like supposedly the egg came first, right? But it came from something that looked like a chicken but wasn't really quite a chicken or maybe it was a chicken and then small changes and then right and then you get a chicken. Like I still think about like the idea that evolution seems to have not made like we we're already evolution like if you don't if you think that there's these different kinds and you don't understand evolution like we're already evolving like it's a snapshot of performance and the snapshot of performance is in 2026 where humans look like this and chickens look like that and cockroaches look like that and all these things look like that. But if you go back in time, they don't look like that. They look like silly.
They look differently like the dodo bird.
But people don't understand evolution.
So, right. They don't think it exists.
I'm a bit AI laced, but build too much [ __ ] AI is going to change the whole world eventually.
Um, I don't know exactly how it's going to do it, but nobody seems to know. But I can tell you this, art and religion is going to look a little different. I think AI is going to take over those two areas because there's going to be a spark.
Anything intellectual is going to be AI.
We're not ready for that kind of [ __ ] Like, we're not even ready to compete with each other. We're still throwing trash on the ground. We're not even ready to compete with each other, nonetheless compete with machines.
There's going to be absolutely no way that these human beings are going to be able to compete with machines. It's going to be they're going to have to come up with some sort of economic solution or we're going to get to see, you know, some very interesting [ __ ] go down that no one has ever seen in my lifetime.
It's going to be interesting.
Adam, Eve, fallen celestial or like lost and fallen civilization and landed here.
Uh, you'd have to kind of prove all that at some point like that there was something that landed here maybe. Yeah, like trans like the whole spermia thing. What is it? Panspermia.
It seems plausible, but again, it's just a theory. It's just something I'm kind of making up to kind of explain how it all kind of got rolling, right? Like because the whole electrifying the chemical soup just doesn't really do it for me. But maybe the um hydro vents in the oceans, you know, because the first cell, like if you think about how complex the first cell is, that's it's tough. It's like doing [ __ ] on its own, right?
So, I don't know. Art and religion became like engineering to me. Autistic tendencies tied to literacy and literate issues with comfort coding and processing. Man, oh man. Your wife must be She must be exhausted. Hold on. Wait.
It's just autistic tendencies. Yeah, I probably have autism. Yeah, on some level. My sister says I have it on some sort of spectrum when I was a kid. For sure. I probably outgrew it, but who knows? Tied to illiteracy and well, I'm pretty literate and illiterate issues with comfort coding. I don't even know what comfort coding is, but like you're like the master of what I like to call these two-word concepts where if you take a word in English and it's like, I don't know, like mouse, right? and then you put another noun in front of it like instead of an adjective and you call it like like a chair mouse or something like that. Now you have a whole different concept, right? Now you're trying to think, well, what's a chair mouse?
Right? And then you have you could define that. You could let a chair mouse equal X and now you can talk about that.
You're like the master of that. You put two seemingly innocuous words together and come up with an entirely new concept. That's why you're kind of awesome. Also, BL thrive over Hermes doing time slides. There's another one.
Hissing the real deal in three major splits. We have so far the firmament in the air, water, and tech spacelight.
Also, dude, you're like a magnificent bullshitter, which is you got to put that maybe being a lawyer. I don't know how old you are, but being a lawyer would be good for you, I think, Joseph, because you like to write and you also like to come up with all this nonsense only predicted by I don't Oh, yeah. We already read that. Querying and leaking into triangulation of art. Querying.
Yeah. Like querying and leaking into, right? Okay. Or like innovation innovator. Yeah. Like Yeah. Like that's you you've been doing this this whole live stream. you've been coming up with these two words and conceptually changes it around and now I got to think what the hell is this guy talking about? But yeah, I would go for some lawyer stuff even though again AI is probably going to be it depends upon your age, right?
But I think AI is going to be dripped in. So let's say you're like 20 or 25 and you went to school right now for something, AI might be dripped in. So that at the end of a 15-year stint, you still might be okay. But it's very unpredictable. Like if I had to really tell somebody, it's it's tough. It's like first of all, you'd have to get I mean, we're kind of off the littering topic today, but that's okay. But yeah, I don't even know why I'm going to even talk about that.
Let's see what you're saying. A good head on your shoulders. Like mentally strong daughter, wife. I know. I guess.
Oh man, you don't I don't think I have a good head on my shoulders. It's part of my kind of new book. Maybe book 67. We don't kill younglings. Order 66.
Yeah, 67 is a thing now, right? Where if you say it, it's like, you know, people go nuts. I dig it, man. I dig it.
Retired early. So, the head on my shoulder, it was it's kind of like I had to get out of the rat race at a when I was a teenager. I looked around and I was scared [ __ ] and I said, "Man, I'm poor, you know, relatively speaking."
And I do like I started with the question of how can I not work? Do you see? Instead of everybody saying, "Well, what do you want to be when you grow up?" I was like, "How can I not work?"
That was right.
That made all the difference.
66 books in the Bible, man jokes, and I had to close out an era. Well, my cognation might be keeping up. I don't know. 66 books in the Bible. Well, the Bible is They don't even know who wrote that [ __ ] They say 66 books, but it could be books within the books, right?
There could be double that amount. It's all strung together like you're littering. No, you're not being Dude, you're you're littering. Yeah.
Stream chat. You're littering words, man.
Yeah. Meta name meta meme jokes. Yeah, this aimbo will escape me if I'm qualified or gifted for all my work.
Yeah, they like to lie. So, the the the the trick is, dude, getting an income stream that's every two weeks. It's minimum wage. Like, minimum wage will do it. It's just most people don't want to work for minimum wage, right? Because they're getting made fun of. Um, and it's like they don't understand that the minimum wage is the ticket to retirement. They just can't see it.
And that's plain and simple. Um because it's not the kind of retirement like I've always thought that when you retire then you leave the country, right? You go from rich to you take the the strong dollar and bring it to a place that it could be super strong. That's how I always thought of it since I was way early when you learn about there's that different countries exist and they use different currencies.
So that's like you kind of have to break through that whole American thing that minimum wage is bad so I won't work for it. And then you you work for it starting as early as you can and you just use all your resources. So let's say you're living at home now. I don't know how if you are or not doesn't it kind of doesn't matter but if you are living at home you're not paying rent then you're every month that goes by you're losing minimum wage. So let's do a quick calculation right now. So every month you're just losing that amount of money. Um and uh that money is so there's 280 hours in a year.
So let's say so and there's 40 hours in a week, right? So 40 times the minimum wage now 16 17 bucks. We'll say 17 680.
So for every week that goes by, four weeks that goes by, you're losing 2700220.
You're losing almost 3,000 by not and that's you're literally losing it. Like that's the problem with the American people is they don't get it. Like working for minimum wage is like the key to retirement. And then you just take part of that. Especially if you're living at home and you take that money and you just put in the market and then you just wait and you just because time equals money. But I mean again these kind of concepts like they're going to not be people are not going to understand them when you're with they're 20. They just want to chase tail, you know, or try to figure out why like they're not as popular as they should be or something.
I don't know. I don't know. It's tough.
It's tough when you're 20 because you also think that you know what the [ __ ] you're talking about. You know what I mean? So it's like it's like you think you're completely right until you realize that you're not completely right. You actually [ __ ] yourself for because you didn't work for minimum wage. Sin evil is now the shadows or like the interpersonal struggle with who you are. Souls and blessing. Well, it's the illusion of having a soul is very uh convincing.
And now everybody is going around aura farming. We're like messing with people and strange. Well, yeah, if you buy into the supernatural thing, then yeah, it's going to feel like there's this tugof-war between the the what you write there, sin or evil or I guess evil versus good, right? Or evil versus what's the other one? I guess good.
But I don't know. I don't even know if I believe in the sin or evil. I think it's more like there's actions that you can take and some actions are bad and some actions are good.
Yeah. But if you buy into the supernatural with no evidence and you just claim it, then yeah, you can have a lot of fun. Life would be interesting, right? Because then you could always default to, you know, the devil made me do it or I heard the or God told me to do this and like you can even see it now with the the leaders, you know, God tells them to do [ __ ] So it's like come on, man.
Just factchecking timeline twirling.
Have a few lawsuits cause my leaving of an an odd unemployment claim. Oh, and then sent to a mental health facility in Chai Town. That was wrongly sent. Yeah, dude. If you're They have like these rules in America where if you say certain things, you're definitely going to the mental health facility against your will.
No signature. Did Satan and Lucifer was easy kills?
Yeah.
Again, when you say these things to me, I I have absolutely no idea what these words even mean, right? Like I don't even know what like when you say the word God or you write the word Satan.
Like I have no idea what we're even talking about here. And especially with this abraant, a strange goastic spirit was the hardest to find. Yeah. If if you're out there just finding spirits and [ __ ] in some sort of land of Oz, your life is going to be very interesting, right?
You're going to think one minute you're hanging out with this bezabub or whatever and the next minute you're hanging out with the Lord and you're seeing [ __ ] One minute you're talking to some ghosts and you know you're like Biden shaking hands with dead people, [ __ ] like that, right?
But I'm pretty sure even with this mental stuff that you've been talking about, you can still like you can still take things out of a box and put it on a shelf for minimum wage, right? And you can and you can retire doing that, right? I think Seattle some depending upon where you are, minimum wage is almost 20 bucks an hour.
I don't have no idea who I'm talking to.
I could be talking to uh my own self in in the year four million and you guys or just you for that matter or a bot. I could be talking to a bot.
I'm like Frankenstein spiritual mental.
Yeah. Huh? Cool, dude. You know what I mean? Keep keep on keeping on. Either you're going to like whatever whoever you are, somebody's either going to have to pay for you or you're going to have to pay for yourself. So, you either pay now or you pay later. It's kind of like whatever. All this stuff is great, right? I mean, we could talk about spirits and [ __ ] and nonsense. Like, I'm definitely a good person to talk to about that [ __ ] because I'm a good time waster, but at the same time, it's like, you know, you'd have to to take any of it super seriously, you'd have to present some of these spirits, right? I mean, one would have to walk in the door and offer me a like a a Mountain Dew. Do you know what I mean?
If a spirit can or if you I mean if you have if you can move this how about have the Mountain Dew move across the desk. I mean apparently these spirits all they can do is turn on and off lights, right?
I mean they're very weak these spirits.
Um they're the weake like they don't even do [ __ ] They they move. The best they can do is open a door at some point or maybe make the room cold. I'm like [ __ ] weak, dude. Right. I mean, if it's not the movies, in the movies, the spirits do all kinds of other [ __ ] right? But I mean, in real life, these things are super weak.
It's always somebody who does some heinous [ __ ] to somebody and then claims that the spirits made him do, but they never take this. The spirits never exit the human being and walk around as a ghost and kill people. Do do you see do you see how this stuff gets like stupid, right? After a while, I'm partial spirit. Literally been working. Time stops light like that movie clock stoppers light. Electric control is lowle. MF Iris. Yeah. Like if you're sitting in a room and you could make lights dim and really lights dim at will. Like I'd start believing some of this [ __ ] You know what I mean? Like I'd be like, "Oh, okay." I mean, depending upon what else was going on, right? But it would make your claims more plausible for sure. Unless there's somebody like your buddy of yours in the other room switching on and off the electricity.
Yeah, dude. You must get a lot of tail with this stuff cuz there's plenty of chicks that are listening to this stuff.
Judah's layer, King's Layer Act, etc. Yeah, I mean, if you make a label, if you there there's something for you to do tomorrow. Like for everything these stupid spirits are supposed to do, like put a label to them like you've been doing and maybe maybe get like an Excel sheet and then memorize that [ __ ] so you could really sound really good for the girls here. Actually have issues with light sensitivity. My claims can't be proven. Yeah, if claims can't be proven, then you'd have to explain to me why I would have to listen to those because I'm all about evidence-based, right? If it can't be proven, then you might as well talk about the fact that I have wings on my back and I could fly to Japan just on my thoughts alone.
Actually, if I tell your room darker to make sure you blink more.
Yeah. Like if you can like if you can make the lights change with SOS, like with um what do you call that? Um I know a way for you to do it if you're a spirit like that. Just make just send something in Morse code to the light here. That would do something. I'd be like, "Okay, yeah, you made me a little bit more of a believer, right? If you could send SOS, Morse code to my electricity here." Like, yeah, that would be cool. But again, these spirits don't do dick, dude. These spirits are weak.
And everybody's talking about them like they [ __ ] know they exist. Especially the one like the God character and all those different characters from the Bible. Like, they claim they exist. And where are these [ __ ] things?
Yeah, right on. I'll sit around here and wait for the dimming action, right? I mean, Zoologology, it's all made back in time by Astro Cwley. Yeah, he wrote some crazy [ __ ] like a few skin walk by inspirational jump.
Yeah, you know, I tried to read some of his stuff, but I think he's the one like he's kind of like the conspiracy theorist guy.
I just summoned C and channel, not me.
Hey, Arizona might flicker. Your light is not a diode one.
I'm in the Philippines, dude. You can flicker lights out here. Be like be right on. Dude, we can change one of the lights.
Yeah, I doubt I doubt it, man. I doubt it. But I mean, go ahead. You know, I'm like so far off topic from the litter littering thing. like completely completely shot.
The littering thing is totally done.
He became the radio demon after his loss to Bal and got his soul mixed with Infernal. Yeah, Joseph, you're on one tonight, dude. What did you like?
Did someone Did you take uh Did you take anything, man? Did you take anything?
Because I've heard this nonsense before and generally people aren't sober when they're right, dude.
Truths, whatever, man. You're making the live stream at least a little bit more enjoyable for me because at least I appear to be talking to somebody, right?
What does this mean, though? You're talking to a piece OB. What's a piece OB?
That's not a piece of crap, is it?
Yeah. I don't even know, man.
I don't have any other good video for the background. Maybe I should uh add something here. Let's see if I could add something.
Do I have a Oh, I don't have a video. I don't have a way to do that.
Doesn't allow me. That sucks.
Or I'm just not good at it yet. You know what I mean?
Probably just not good. Oh, maybe I can do this.
Oh, what? What showed up?
No, it didn't show up, man.
That sucks. Yeah. So I'll just like trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash trash littering and littering say now check if I have half Olympian or celestial was like greet Roman gods infernals demons messy soul spirits half breed dude there was a cool movie called uh nightreeders that you'd like that is what you're talking about I'm going to put the I'm pretty sure it's nightreeders where he finds a cemetery and it's All these demon things more classification. No one got a horse.
Lower bod. Yeah, I mean there's that thing the centaur, right?
Half. Where are these [ __ ] centaurs, right? Nobody has seen one.
They're not even here.
All right. Fit the screen. Trying to get this stupid thing to show up and it won't even show up.
Yeah, it's not showing up.
It's weak.
This just some dude talking about littering and stuff, which we already did that. The book Necroscope by Lumi is a banger, too. Never even heard of that one.
I'll have to look that up. The ne Let me check that one out. Necroscope. Let me see what it's about.
Let me depending upon what it's about.
on my necroscope.
My It's got to capture my imagination. So much of this [ __ ] just doesn't.
Cult classic horror fantasy series. Oh, cold war espionage, vampire lore, and the supernatural. The book introduced Harry, a necroscope, another necromancer who controls the dead through dark magic. Harry can communicate with them.
He discovers that the dead are not truly gone, that there are great majorities who continue to think, invent, and converse in their graves. Harry befriends them, and in exchange for his company, they teach him their life's knowledge from mathematics to combat skills. The plot pits Harry against Boris, a necromancer working for a secret Soviet psychic branch. This sounds out there, dude.
And I mean, it sounds kind of awesome, but I don't know if it's going to capture my imagination.
If I enjoy gritty horror mixed with 80s spy thrills, I kind of enjoyed both of those things. Now, what about Dude, what about the movie Terrifier? Like, that movie right there was banging. Like, that's the kind of horror flick that I those are the kind of ones that I like, right? The spooky, strange, like, is he dead? Is he not dead? Is he the undead?
Nobody really knows. He's a crazy looking clown. He probably is human, but he might not be.
Yeah. I mean, you're you're not crazy, Joseph. You just You like WW2 guns.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I I I don't know of any, but I like, you know, WW2 World War II, dude, for sure. All day.
Yep.
and I watch the documentaries and I try to remember the different battles but I can't remember [ __ ] Yeah. And if I can't really change the stream now for the videos behind me, but um I'd put some I got to get some stock footage for that. It's really decent. Gets traveling through wormholes and discovering the introduction of vampire. Yeah, like vampires would be cool. Like I would totally be a vampire.
Like I think vampires get a bad rap because they got to eat human beings.
But you know if you if if like that's the thing if you're a vampire you don't think of eating another it's like it's like the same thing if you're a tiger.
If you're a tiger you don't give a [ __ ] about eating another tiger right? So a vampire lives forever. I think out of all the mystical [ __ ] I would say yes vampire I would go down with like the Lost Boys I would go want to be a vampire for sure. I think they get the best bang for their buck. Yeah, they got to do some like innocent killing, but then again, you know, as a vampire, strictly speaking, as a vampire, you can target some people who probably shouldn't be walking around on the earth anyways, like some sort of Luigi Manion [ __ ] You know what I mean? If you're a vampire, like there's vampires, like a vampire can do really good deeds in the world, even being conflicted and having to eat other people. I think they get a a really bad rap.
Ruger 5.7 since is a co-killer. Yeah. I I don't know. Like cool. You know what I mean? Traveling through. Let's see. The vamp in the world build biomass used like connective tissue for plumbing living castles. Yeah. I just think vampire. They're not doing Hollywood's not doing enough with the vampires and what the vampire could do. The best vampire movie I've seen kind of was drama in vampire. It was like let the right one in. It was a Swedish movie. It was about the little girl vampire which again little girl as a vampire captured my imagination. I'm like excellent. Okay.
Hollywood needs Hollywood lacks Joseph's. Like if Joseph Gerard or whatever can go to Hollywood and pitch some of this [ __ ] to they like that's a movie I want to see. Like what you're talking about, Joseph, is the kind of movie I'd go see. This crazy nonsensical, but it's sensical, right?
It's like you you have like and that's what AI, I think, is just going to take away from creative minds. It's just going to be as creative as Joseph is on the stream here and just like be 10 times more creative but actually have a like logistical not logistical instead of just being logger it would be something like was going somewhere. Do you see what I'm saying? I stopped here because rev was a strong word for me. Revenant. Revenant.
No, it means motorcycles. At least in reference to my channel. The rev part is the revving the motorcycles and the riffs are the guitars and basically just talking with you like riffs, like just talking about stuff. That's kind of like what the channel's about. But yeah, look at the bio. And yeah, if you like these kind of streams, which most people don't, and I do chess streams mostly, but sometimes I just don't want to play chess. Maybe I just want to talk with you guys. Do you see what I'm saying? Like I don't have to play chess all the time.
Revenant, reverend or re something.
Yeah, preferred Joseph Clifton Griffin since my bloodline was disinherited by blood warlock pines or whatever. Yeah, I don't I got to look that word up too.
The Joseph one. Okay, so who is Yeah, but you I mean Hollywood lacks you. Like they need a U so that you can make these stories better than what they been putting out because they suck right now. The stories are the [ __ ] same.
They've been spitting out the same [ __ ] since the 90s, since the 1900s, which they can they can do a lot better.
Um, given his Sir Isaac Kyle, what are we talking about?
Joseph. No, it it doesn't. You can't find the character.
Dad was an old reaper before he lost his mind. Uh yeah. Well, you live long enough, you lose your memory in mind.
Basically, it's everybody doing stupid ass drugs and [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. Well, everyone's got a sad story. That's that's one of them. You know what I mean? You don't have to go down that route. You can be completely different.
old biker kid, first gen, but like the gang wasn't around there, so he was like in a Phantom gang. Never existed or it did and got changed.
Yeah. Cool story.
Yeah.
I mean, at least you had a dad, you know, even how shitty he is. I don't know if he was shitty or not, but you know, at least you had one.
So, there's that. I mean, better a shitty dad than no dad. That's at least my take on it. Or maybe, maybe not.
Maybe best not to have any dad if you're going to have a shitty dad. I don't know. I don't know what the answer is there. But it seems like even having a dad somewhere is better than having no dad.
Oh, gang. Gang last two tats. Yeah. Like gangs can't get me to think gangs are good. I I don't I'm not that kind of a person.
I just think the gangs are using you for their [ __ ] Just like and life is going to use the hell out of you. Might as well get used in a good way. I mean, if you're going to get [ __ ] you know, you might as well get [ __ ] in a good way and not like land up doing 10 years for some gang's beef that wasn't even yours. Not only that, they don't own anything, you know, unless you redefine the word gang.
I got some help with this story because I can't describe it easily with words.
Okay. Well, we're on YouTube. I don't think there's no You can say whatever you want on the YouTube. I don't think you're going to get Nobody cares. You know what I mean? Like it's makes zero difference. Zero. If you put some crazy [ __ ] over here, nobody cares. the algorithm might pick it up and when you hit summarize video might say that you talked about something right because it's listening to me and the YouTube execs are probably you know like typing away or the AIS are typing away whether or not they want to keep the channel around right I'm basically YouTube's baby they can do whatever they want with me gangs are supposed to help but government been fighting them when And they keep the local strange down like Brer's grim [ __ ] Well, a gangster exists because some people can't go to the police. I think that's kind of what it's about.
Creepy old and lost kids. Creepy old disappear.
Shadowbanned. I got shadowbanned from Reddit for unknown reason. That's I guess why it's called shadowbanned. And my [ __ ] was severely like not contrarian. Like I wasn't saying anything on there that I haven't heard before or saying anything on Reddit that was even at least in my mind remotely controversial. I but I got shadowbanned and that's when I really just like didn't care. I'm like good, you know, I don't even want to be on Reddit. It's like good, make Reddit disappear. Make Facebook disappear. Make, you know, for that matter, who cares? I lived when there wasn't a YouTube. Make YouTube disappear. In my world, it doesn't even matter. But yeah, it's like if you're banning me from Reddit, you have seriously messed up AI or a seriously messed up whoever is looking at that.
Um, yeah, so I don't have Reddit. So what?
Yeah, who cares about that either, too?
Jewish mingle reincarnated WW2 person. All right, man. I don't know whose side it was on. Yeah. Well, no one's in control of this banning [ __ ] right? I mean, that's where everyone starts crying about, oh, I was this or I was that. Everyone's crying about it.
Um, yeah. No one's in control of that.
SS who got promoted when the rituals a I don't even know what this stuff is, bro. AB D drugs worked and enhanced, you know, this must be new speak because I kind of can't really follow it. Grew an inch over last year and shoe size went up. That's the only thing that matters, dude. That's the only thing that matters. The only part of that that really made any matters is the grew an inch and the shoe size went up. The rest of that Yeah. don't matter.
That don't matter. [ __ ] me. Oh, me typo. Oh, okay. Yeah, who knows? Like, you know, if you make claim after claim after claim at some point, somebody will call you on it. Some people won't. And then at best or at worst, you'll end up in a mental institution. At best, you'll get a new girlfriend.
You know what I mean?
So, it's basically a win-win, dude.
Except for landing up in a mental institution.
Because when they do the records checks, you know, you're always going to show up unless you went as a juvenile.
I've already been online talking about littering. Not really littering, but for an hour. We've been chatting about this nonsense for an hour. Dude, that's wild.
Yeah, that's why that's why I only have one viewer.
We can kill, dude. We can kill We can kill a stream quick.
Yeah, I could totally kill a stream. I can I can kill a stream. Like, just give me a second, dude.
330 lbs.
Your heart is probably like [ __ ] about to burst if you're 330 lbs. Even I can hear my heart in there and I'm like 180 lbs.
You're threeheaded.
Cool, dude.
I can't believe I've been here for like an hour and 20 minutes.
Like it's it's always a it's always the time the streams that I have massive amount of internet when no one's around, you know, when everybody's watching it's like boom, no internet. Internet goes in and out.
Yeah. And now I'm like totally off topic and I got this crazy video behind me.
Yeah.
What can I tell you?
But no one else has got anything to say really. There's guns. He was talking about World War II guns and then he went away. So probably just didn't want to talk about that anymore.
But yeah, Joseph, you made the whole stream, dude.
God, is it fiddle menthol for half my 33 life? Perfect lungs. And I'm What is Don't time slide for me or you?
Sometimes timeline splits. Hopping as time perception can be side effect of sloppy bound. You're just making this [ __ ] up, dude.
Like what does that even mean? Sometimes timeline splits. Like timeline is supposed to split every with new decisions you make, right? So they say newest caliber gun is 5.7 rubers German.
Uh okay, cool.
Yeah, but we're about ready to kill the stream. Nobody's no one's really even hanging out. And you're getting into this realm where I'm like, I can't even hang with this menthol for half my Is it me, dude? Am I just not understanding English? Because it could be.
I mean, it seems like you're saying you're 33. You've got perfect. You're 330 lbs.
Something is a fiddle. Menthol. Are you smoking menthols for 33 years?
Been awake doing sleepd deprived work and taking sleep aides and getting stoned in the Yeah, dude. Yeah, that's clearly what's going on. And eating typing to trim my All right. Yeah, you're good, dude. You're just enjoying life.
That sounds like you're just enjoying life to me. You're just kicking it on my stream here, chatting it up, getting ripped, eating. Yeah, that's cool. Oh, fit as a fiddle. Fit as a fiddle.
I haven't seen doctors really. No, good for you, dude. That's great. Fit as a fiddle. I can't explain my great health.
Yeah, that's cool.
Yeah, no one else is really uh chatting it away, you know. I don't even know what time what time period is it for you. Like what part of the world are you? Are you in America or where you at?
It sounds like you're in America from what you've been talking about. You sound like American.
Oh, yeah. If you're saying dead ass, yeah, you're you're an American.
I could always I could always spot an American when I Oh, central Illinois.
Right on. Okay. That's supposed to be a really nice place to live, dude.
7 a.m. Okay. Yeah, it's 8 8:00 p.m. here in the Philippines.
So, dude, that's supposed to be a really nice place to live. Illinois, mid central Illinois. Clean air.
And they pay minimum wage. What What's minimum wage in Illinois?
Let me ask Gemini this and Illinois.
So, let's let's like figure this out and uh I'm going to go with the idea that you're 33. Okay. So, 15 bucks an hour.
This is kind of okay. So, if you're 33, the Chicago Let's see. It says 16 per hour.
All right. Let's go with 15 per hour.
That's a That's a good one.
So for every for every week for every week that goes by that you're not working for that amount of money, you're losing 600 bucks a week. Joe, you're losing 2,400 bucks a month. And you're losing $28,000 a year by not working for middle. Let's pretend that you were able to put just a percentage of that away because you can't put all of it away.
Let's pretend that you put away, I don't know, like 60% of that cuz you live at home. Let's say 17K. Yeah. So, in 10 years, that would conceivably be 200,000. You you could retire almost in 10 years if you worked for minimum wage. Uh you would have 172 months after that of living in the Philippines.
But if you're if you're at home at all and can stomach your the people that live in your house and you don't have to pay rent and set up a fervor farm few applications and farm ad revenue to get going.
Yeah. Everyone has depression issues, dude. We we all like that's called situational depression. Everyone's depressed. That doesn't really it's not really a thing. It's not really a thing in the Philippines. Like if everybody said that then there'll be no workers in the Philippines like or no workers anywhere cuz we're all kind of like you know kind of in it to win it and we're sometime sometimes like today like I didn't think I was very much winning although I'm crushing life down into a fine powder I wasn't really thinking I was winning today right so it major want to go back for engineering so my dad's losing his Well, that sounds pretty normal. Um, can you get you can get better than minimum wage?
I mean, [ __ ] my calculations, you're losing you're losing $2,400 a month, right, by not working for minimum wage.
But [ __ ] if you can make, let's say, 20 20 bucks an hour as an IT guy somewhere, you're losing how much? You're losing 3,200.
You're losing 38,000 a year by not going to work full-time.
That's a lot of money, dude. That somebody I mean I mean if you're especially if you're living at home, like holy but Jesus, dude. You could be totally retired in like 15 years. Let's times that by this is a slightly unrealistic because you've got to spend money. But pretending that you can save all that money, you you can have half a million dollars in 15 years. And so that's 33 + 15, that's 48. You can have half a million dollars. That's 576 months times divided by 12. Hold on. 76 divided by 12. Hold on.
Yeah, that's 48 years, dude, of living in the Philippines.
And you'd be 48 and you'd have 48 years.
So what are you telling me that you're going to live to 96 times?
You're going to live to 96, bro. No, you're not. You know what I mean? You did a great thing. A loss of revenue, but I had my whole material worth corrupt false reality trap.
Yeah. None of that matters. Like, somebody's going to have to pay for you or you're going to have to pay at some point. Like, I'm talking to the 48-year-old you, not the 33y old you.
And you can make up all these demons you want. Somebody realistically has to pay in the real world.
That's up to you, man. You're you're creating your world. I'm just the guy explaining to you that you could be retired at 48 if you just went to work.
Like, that's how much you're losing and minimum wage. I'm not even talking [ __ ] I'm not I'm just a different way to think about it, right? Because if you flip things on its head, right? Like YouTube should be about making the world a better place. Like that's how I'm making the world a better place tonight is just explaining to one viewer that you could totally be retired.
You just have to be employable. Like can you clock in and clock out? If you gag into life right now, struggles if you gag to end of life. We struggle spiritual stuff. I know I'm going back or forward reincarnated because I'm help built the system or so broken down by studying ancient deity. Again, if you're employable, dude, if you can punch a clock with all these ideas and just take stuff out of a box and put it on a shelf, you can do that for 15 years and then just go when your parents really kick the bucket, then you can go live in another country until you're 98.
You get a heaven pass if you dream of gold coin toss. And here you go, kid.
It's like me going spar life mode on.
Ah, I don't know, man. You just use the word heaven. Like, nobody even knows if that's even a thing.
All right. It's just something they they have to use the word believe because they can't use the word no. So, there you go.
parents are sleeping on the hand down.
Yeah. Again, all you got is your brain, bro. That's all you got. So, if you think you're depressed or if you think you're mentally ill and you convince yourself you're mentally ill, then you're probably mentally ill. But I'm here to argue that you're probably not mentally ill. Um, you don't see things, do you? I mean, when you're not stoned as [ __ ] you don't see like things walking around like just like your parents are, do you? Like, do you see like people walking into the room full-on talking to you like I'm talking to you now? That would be something.
Heaven was built on credits from hell, wasn't there? Fell. I have no idea if that even means anything or whatever. It would be interesting for other people to chime in on this because I don't know how to make heads or tail of it. Um, it could be just a bot.
Makes sense. It's all this takes up space for the fair races and bam, religious dogma makes it last as stories.
Okay, like I said before, if you could if you could take [ __ ] out of a box and put it on a shelf and clock in and out and not say any of this stuff to your people like your boss, you just use it for YouTube, then you're employable.
I feel them. And okay, yeah, if you just feel them, then no one cares about feelings. And I use my empathy and sympathy with logic like reading psychological stuff to help triangulation for these facts. Yeah, unfortunately they're not facts unless you can prove what you're talking about.
And secondly, feelings don't really matter, right? Because I could feel like there's a purple dinosaur in the corner of my room right now, right?
I feel like, you know, ancient civilizations are talking to me through the the ether.
Like feelings don't matter. Exactly.
Thanks, that helpful tip. Don't say to your boss, "Haha." Well, I'm just kind of like trying to put things in perspective for you. I don't think you're mentally ill, dude. I mean, it's probably something that you get a lot of attention with, but it mean it's meaningless to me. like, you know, you're just pretty much creative. And unless you're actually seeing these things in and out, then it's just like something you've made up in your own head probably because it's helped you get this far. It's a survival tactic, right?
I mean, you probably get a lot of attention. You, you know, went into the mental health thing. Oh, wo is me. I'm depressed. People pay attention, right? But you're like you're not mentally ill depending three beings and they're a hind recycling. No, I'm saying yeah, you can make up all this stuff and it's fun. But I'm saying if unless you see these guys, right, Thoth or Hermes or whatever the [ __ ] Odin, if they're like in your room with you and you're like sharing a Coke, do you see what I'm saying? And full on you can touch them and talk to them and see them like a normal human being. Like I guess you go to the store like if you if you go to the store and you interact with a human being there, you do know that human beings exist like you did mention your parents so you know what they look like.
And if these other characters look exactly like that and inter and you can hug them and you feel like you're hugging them. Yeah, you might be [ __ ] mentally ill. Okay, but if none of that is happening, you're as crazy as the guy who runs the organization in the next town over. Do you see?
It's like that's what I'm trying to explain to you. You're as like the guy who thinks exactly like you is running some organization. He's a boss somewhere like telling people what to do. Like that's how not crazy you are.
Yeah.
I'm just telling you, man. It's like people think they're mentally ill and they're just not. They're just creative.
But America does produce some crazy [ __ ] I'll give you that. I mean, they could say I'm crazy.
Whatever. Like, I'm not even convinced that the world wasn't made last Thursday, right? I mean, what if the world was made last Thursday with all my thoughts and everything intact? I wouldn't even [ __ ] know, right? What if the world was made just two minutes ago? I wouldn't even know.
He doesn't even have a cross burned onto him. Didn't starve me a bit.
Uriel was an old man named Tank. I take it with a grain of salt. Yeah, dude. I don't know. I mean, whatever it is that you're saying, I mean, you're helping me out because you're I mean, like the video. Do you know what I mean?
help me out because you know at least this gets shown to more than two people because basically like two people are hanging out with us and you have a lot of charisma but ain't no one showing up for you know it can be remade you can record most of reality from imaging and the smallest cells or atoms cool yeah I don't know what to other than you're not crazy and and guys that think just like you are somebody's boss somewhere bossing bossing these people around and probably head of some organization some government organization I'm pretty sure computer architect mirrors reality like recreating lost data from pieces of other data okay you know I don't know what else to say, but okay, dude. Like, I feel like your comments are trying to either one up the last comment or they're they're computerenerated or you're just trying to seem like, you know, you're far out there, but you're probably not far out there unless, like I said, unless you're seeing these things as people doing science [ __ ] and need to find a job connection like CIA. Yeah, dude. The CIA is not even a thing to even talk about.
Those guys have credentials like they have law enforcement credentials and I don't see I mean if what you're saying is real I don't see the CIA as a as a career path for you but yeah like I think you'd be a good lawyer. I mean you're create you're you creative but again you'd have to go to school. You have to have a grounded mind. And if all this stuff is real, then just work for minimum wage and and save it.
Like that's all you got to do. But by the time, look, you know, by the time I'm basically dead, like you'll probably be 50 and you know, there won't be any mommies or daddies. So it's like when there's no mommy or daddy's, somebody's going to have to pay for it. And if like you truly are mentally ill, then the state's going to have to come in and pay for you, right? then some other guy's taxes some guy's taxes is going to have to go to you because Yeah. So that that's your future unless you're I mean assuming what you're saying all here is true stuff, right?
Because I mean as long as you know don't talk like this with your boss and you'd be fine, right?
So, anyways, I know you didn't ask for it, but that's my advice.
And obviously, I can't stand littering, so we're going back to that. I can't spend an hour and a half. So, well, I can talk about littering for an hour and a half, but it's not going to happen tonight. I'm tired, and I'm going to go get something to eat. And I appreciate you hanging out with me, Joseph. Like and subscribe, but I normally play chess. I don't recognize your name, but you are welcome in the chat anytime. All right. Anytime you want to hang out and talk this nonsense, I'm down.
Take care of yourself, Joe.
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