In this Stay in the Gray episode, Ryan and Trey welcome special guest Chris L—a mechanical engineer and WWII history junkie—for a smart, funny, and occasionally uncomfortable dive into America’s biggest war, youth ignorance, and yes… giraffe poop jewelry.
The guys take on atomic bombs, Japanese military strategy, and how the word “Nazi” has been reduced to internet name-calling. Plus: Ryan squares off against Chris in a WWII quiz written for 5th graders, and let’s just say…it’s humbling.
🔥 What’s Inside:
A woman tried to smuggle a giraffe-poo necklace through TSA
Would You Rather (WW2 Edition): Battle scenarios, rationing, and war brides
Was dropping the atomic bomb the right move? Chris breaks it down
Gen Z’s awareness of sacrifice: Is historical amnesia real?
WWII fun facts + He-Man sidebar
The modern misuse of terms like “fascist” and “Nazi”
📌 Chapters (Condensed):
00:00 – Intro: Giraffe Poop Necklace at the Airport
05:49 – Football Pick Recap & Predictions
08:52 – Meet the Guest: Chris L
10:39 – “Would You Rather…” (WW2 Style)
16:36 – Ryan vs. Chris: Kids’ WWII Quiz
32:57 – Main Topic: The Atomic Bomb Debate & Japanese Tactics
1:01:45 – Trey’s WWII Fun Facts for Chris
1:11:50 – The Word “Nazi” & How It’s Misused
1:16:47 – Awareness Segment: Gen Z & Historical Sacrifice
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My man Ryan Trey, how is everybody tonight?
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Good, good. I know we got a guest.
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I know we. Hold on.
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I got a headline. I got a headline.
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All right. That's right.
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You all right? Shut your mouth.
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Go ahead. So the headline reads Giraffe
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Poop Seized at Minnesota Airport from Woman Planning to Make a
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Necklace out of it. This is the only reason that I
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collaborated with you for this show.
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And of course, headlines. I got to read the comments.
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So many questions. Is giraffe poop the best poop
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for necklaces? How much poop was there that it
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had to be seized? And how did they find it?
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Did she declare the giraffe poop at customs?
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So she started to bring it with her.
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Right. And another comment.
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I'm excited that Toys-R-Us is reopening too, but she went a
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bit far. That's OK.
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That's a good one. Said How did she get the
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giraffe? Poop.
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Poop. Sorry, does she have a pet work
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at the zoo or does she have a poop guy?
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If so, then I have even more questions and of course the
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final one. What is she is from Africa?
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She didn't say that would be a good question.
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That's This is why. This is why Chris is on the
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show. We're going to get to that.
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And the the last one, of course is where is it?
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Why do people try to be Florida so hard?
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Just go to Florida, make it at least make sense.
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So yeah, you searched for the Florida comment.
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Yeah, I had to search for the Chris Trey has a Florida.
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He thinks everything bad and weird happens in Florida and I
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don't know if he's that far off, but anyway.
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I kind of agree with that. Oh my God, I You're right.
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There are a lot of questions. Where'd she get it?
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Why'd she? Yeah.
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And the the first question that made me think was the kind of
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poop. Does it work for other kinds of
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poop? Is it specifically a giraffe poo
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necklace? Or could you have rhino or
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elephant or? Human.
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And we're gonna go ahead and move on from that.
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No, thanks for that headline. Yeah, it's great.
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You're welcome. Jesus Christ.
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Anyway, I liked the Toys-R-Us comment, though.
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Yeah, that was that one was the best one.
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So in our guest chair tonight is a fine young gentleman named
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Chris. How are you buddy?
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Fantastic. Good.
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We're happy to have you here. We've known Chris for a very
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long time and there's a topic I've been dying to get to.
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And Trey, I think you know what that is and we're not gonna talk
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about it yet. Oh, it's a topic.
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We're not gonna talk about it. It's a topic we're not gonna
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talk. About it Surprise topic.
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We're gonna talk about it and and I wanted to wait for this
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gentleman Chris to come on because of his vast knowledge of
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the topic and we'll get there. So I'm excited to have you on my
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man. You're great and clip fingers
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here. Yeah, I know the clip.
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You know, some say I could cut a little time off the cliffhanger,
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but then it wouldn't be me. Yeah, no shit.
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So we had a great time on the last show with Ryan, the
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entrepreneur I call him. I guess that's his.
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I guess that's his nickname. I don't know.
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But he was fun. And tell you what, some of his,
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some of his information and the way he talks, I'm just like, OK
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And you, you know, we, I think we'd make kind of made fun of
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it, right. We just kind of sat there and
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laughed and you're like, OK, yeah, sure.
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Whatever you say. And I felt like we had to work
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hard with our humor to get him to open up A.
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Little bit. Well some big words open up.
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But to laugh, just to laugh. Yeah.
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No. But he he is.
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He's got a great sense of humor and I've had many conversations
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with him but it just seemed like a couple of times he's like, all
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right guys I'm trying to tell you my my deal here.
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I I'm I'm disappointed he didn't like our business ideas.
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I am too. Either one we're we were over 2.
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So let's put our heads together. Come up with a new business plan
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maybe not involving naked senior citizens and or or or assisted.
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Well other naked other other seniors might want to see that
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that's true. Maybe not even but or you know
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assisted suicide. We everyone's on me about this.
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You know, calm down people. We're just joking around.
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I I've already had people that are like, well, you know, you
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need to be careful about the assisted suicide.
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That's very touchy. OK, whatever.
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There's like there's like 3 cases a year of assistance.
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It was like, calm down. I don't know, that's that could
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be completely wrong, but do your own thing.
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Do your own research. Yeah, Fact Check on your.
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Own. It really shouldn't matter
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though. I mean like if people are in
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such pain, et cetera, they should.
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I think we agree they could choose.
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I think that's what we came. To right.
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That's why we had a business plan, right?
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But apparently our entrepreneur shot that down.
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Our business was to assist doctors and assist family
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members with, quote, UN quote, pulling the plug for people that
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wanted to pass away on their own.
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And we are not emotionally attached to any of these people.
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And we thought it was a good opportunity to promote the show,
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bring in, bring in business cards and place them on the
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deceased. See, This is why we get in
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trouble, Chris. All right, real quick.
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Real quick, people. If you don't like football, I
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have the times on the on the info.
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Fast forward through jump ahead. Yeah, jump ahead.
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But we're going to do this really fast.
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Trey and I's picks from last week were the following.
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Chargers +2. Well, that was yours for sure.
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That was mine against the Dallas.
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Dallas Cowboys. Now everyone knows what's going
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on. The Dallas?
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Yeah, the Dallas. The Dallas Cowboys?
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Yeah. OK, so you pick Lost that one.
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You won't mind. Oh, and three.
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God damn it, you lost that one. You are, in fact.
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Oh, and three. Then you picked Duke -3 1/2.
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I did. And I'll go ahead and if you go
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ahead and give the result. I don't know the result.
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You probably won. The result was a 24 to 7 victory
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for the Duke Dukeys. Surprising and they're good.
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They've got, like I said, they've got our old Texas A&M.
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Chris went to Texas A&M as well our our defensive coordinator.
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He left and went to coach Duke and he's killing it.
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So we'll move on. Good for the Dukies, but so
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Ryan, me, not Ryan B, our entrepreneur.
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He doesn't care about football scores, but I am two and one
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with my picks and Trey is O and three with his shore bet pick.
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Go with the B I'm telling you, oh, you're killing us.
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But continue to believe in him because I think this week, this
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week, he's going to come through.
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What do you have this week? Shit, that's about right for
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your O and three start. So I feel like Seattle will not
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cover the 8:00. You're still having a problem
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with the spreads. OK, you're going to take the
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Cardinals plus eight points. OK, take just say that Cardinals
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plus 8I. Thought I said that earlier, you
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did. You did say that earlier.
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Cardinals losing by 8. This is my nightmare.
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This is my nightmare. Cardinals +8.
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That's my pick. Yeah, that's your pick.
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That's my pick. If the Cardinals lose by 7, you
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win. If they lose by 6, you win.
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If they lose by 9, what happens? I lose, You lose?
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Great. We're on the same page.
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So everyone take the Seahawks, Cardinals.
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I am going to take the Iowa Hawkeyes going for college ball.
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I've been. I've done well there two and
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one. By the way, I'm going to go Iowa
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Hawkeyes. You like their uniforms at home
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against the Minnesota Golden Gophers, and Iowa is -3 1/2, so
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they are favored by 3 1/2. They have to win by at least
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four points. We got it.
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Yep, I just think that. Four points, Yes.
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I just think that Minnesota, thank you Chris for verifying
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for Trey. I just think that the Minnesota
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is not a very good football team.
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I think Iowa wins that game. That's just really the nothing
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to it. All right.
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Moving on from that shit show, that was our picks.
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Good. Let's let's talk to our guest
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Chris. We've both known you for quite a
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while. Like I mentioned, you went to
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Texas A&M and and you just recently got married, right?
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Correct. Poor Guy.
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The End of February. The end of February.
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OK, Trey, do you have any advice as a multiple?
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Maybe that's that's been married multiple times.
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The first one is the easiest. That's hopefully not gonna help
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him. Here.
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Yeah, the second one. The second one is a little bit
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longer and more painful and I'm trying to figure out the third
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one right now. So yeah, I'm hoping well.
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It'll be a a a woman that I can, you know, she's got one leg in
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the the grave and has plenty of money to leave me.
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That's your goal. She's gone.
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That's your goal. Yeah.
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OK. Well, the the whole love thing
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and all that bullshit didn't work there.
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Is a senior's dating site if you really.
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Want I know. I know.
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I don't think they'll let them on.
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Will they let them on? They just can't figure out the
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fucking smartphone, so they never respond back to me.
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True. I guarantee you if you like,
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modify like your. No.
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No, we. Don't and you show up as being
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as semi young looking as you are.
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Oh, we don't. Then they would probably not
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kick you out. You're going to get all the
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ladies, all the ladies at the Senior Center at our.
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At our strip club, strip club, drink a glass of water, Have her
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put her teeth in. Go to work.
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Oh, just take those teeth out. Actually, yeah.
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Well, that's what he's saying. She just carries around a glass
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of water for for that purpose. In and out.
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Yeah. Here we go.
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You ready for this? All right.
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You. You kind of don't know what
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fully to expect, but you'll be fine.
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I think so. The last time, the last couple
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times have have been a little awkward.
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Well. He, Tim wasn't supposed to sit
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in my lap. Yeah, Tim, Tim sat in your lap
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and that was. Yeah.
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No, he didn't. All right.
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Would you rather, and this is, this is, I thought perfectly for
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Chris because of what we're gonna be talking about later.
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OK, Would you rather have sex? Yes.
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Fornicate. Yes.
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With someone with a perfect body.
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Perfect body wearing a Hitler mask.
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Oh, shit. Or someone with a saggy,
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wrinkly, flabby body wearing an Obama mask.
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What the fuck? I'm.
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I'm just saying. I know, right?
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There it I mean that can I take that mask off at some point
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like, I mean Nope. This is the question and you
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must answer yes. I can visualize.
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So I'll go with Hitler. Yeah.
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See, I'm with you, I think. Perfect body, right?
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I mean. Definitely.
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With that, I think what you have to do there for this author, we
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can write our own book if you want, is is you can't Obama that
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isn't. You need to say, a wrinkly body
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with some somebody that's slightly attractive at least.
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So we're all gonna bang Hitler with a perfect body.
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Yeah. That finish on his little
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mustache. Yeah, yeah.
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He always has to. You always have to anyway.
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You just have to bring it there and I.
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Not doing Obama. Are you surprised?
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Doing some wrinkly ass shit, OK, I love it.
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Not doing some wrinkly ass shit, OK?
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At least at my age, right? Trey might, but well, Trey.
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Trey's different. Trey does his thing.
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I do my thing. If I could ever get to these,
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yeah, with the seniors. Would you rather go to the
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emergency room with a roll of quarters stuck up your ass
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hello, or your penis stuck in a Heinz ketchup bottle?
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Heinz Ketchup bottle Oh oh that That was really fast.
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Well, I just went, don't want to roll a quarters up my ass.
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You don't want and I don't want them to have to pull a roller
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cord in my ass. But what about but the the I
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think the penis in the ketchup bottle might not be it's.
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Kind of expected, I mean like you know, kind of like expected
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it's what they. American like American Pie.
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Oh, you're oh, you're thinking like an apple pie thing, but.
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No, obviously it's a bottle with ketchup, so I get it.
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How big is this bottle? Open.
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Yeah, that's a. That is a you you you'll be
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fine. That is a good question.
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He will. You'll be fine.
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Does the roll of quarter have any lubricant on it?
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Let's say no, that's. That defeats the whole point.
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OK. I'll go with the roll of
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quarters, OK. Of course you would.
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You like a Well, no one's surprised by that answer at all.
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At all? Would you?
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Which fetish would you rather have the unwavering need to be
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called Leonard to reach orgasm or be unable to reach orgasm
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unless you stuff your anal canal with a He Man?
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Doll. Oh shit, I I I.
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Wow, this book is amazing. Yeah, I mean, I saw this one and
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I was like. Get him with the ass.
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I got to know the answer. Yeah.
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I mean, no, he didn't say that for sure.
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He's, he's, he's pondering. Not him, but he's oh, in
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general, he's questions. I like to ask, ask, ask
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questions. This is how I really find out
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about people, Chris. I find out about you.
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Go with Leonard. OK, You're going to go with
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Leonard. You want to be called Leonard?
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All right. You tell your new bride that you
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need to be called Leonard and you'll get it rolling.
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What about you? Are you gonna go he man in the
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ass? Are you Are you gonna also be
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called Leo? I've got to go he man in the ass
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because we yeah. You know, the shoulders are
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pretty broad. You know the G spot is in the is
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in the Butt. We've talked about that.
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The last one. It might be the weirdest
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question I've ever seen on in this book.
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Oh my God, Really? Yeah, I think so.
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Because of the last part of it. OK, would you rather be?
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This is more fetish. Would you rather be only
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attracted to freckled redheaded Asians only?
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That's the point that you wouldn't have a lot of options
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or albinos under 5 foot two with 1400 plus SAT scores and O
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negative blood type. What the fuck isn't that great?
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I I couldn't pass. That one up Red headed Asians
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just Yeah, because that's a lot of work to figure out whether
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it's albino. First off, you have to to
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measure her height. Then you have to talk SAT
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scores. I mean, what if she's young and
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she didn't take? She takes the AC, whatever the
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hell they're called, and you have to draw blood to find out
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her blood. Yeah.
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I don't want to do all that. What about you, Chris?
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Freckled Asians or? I feel like O typed albino.
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Feel like a lot of stuff is left out of the description of the
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albino, but. Trying to give the albino a
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chance. I like it.
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What are you about? You.
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Are you gonna go albino or are you still thinking about the He
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Man? So anyway, those are fun, I I
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think. I think they're hilarious.
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I don't know if anybody else does.
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Those are pretty funny, including our listeners.
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But those are fun, right? And I think, I think we all, we
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know all that we need to know about our guests before we move
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forward, right? I mean, none of this.
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What do you do for a living and what's your favorite colour,
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what's your favorite food, Blah blah.
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None of that bullshit. I need to know whether you want
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redheaded freckle Asians or albinos with with a certain foot
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type. If they have a 1380 on the SAT,
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they're out. They had to have 14. 1400
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Gotcha. So that means they misspelled
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their name correct. So the the, I'll go ahead and
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say it the reason that the main reason I I, I you as we're
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finding out can talk about all kinds of kinky stuff.
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We can talk about football. We can talk about anything with
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Chris. But the reason that I'm excited
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that he's here tonight, Trey, it's because the topic I have
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happens to be about World War 20, OK?
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And I think Chris just got an erection just by me saying that.
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A little bit. Little Chubb, little Chubb.
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Chris is a huge World War 2 enthusiast and I've had to hear
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about it for years and years. And somehow I could be talking
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about football and all of a sudden we are in a discussion
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about something called Battle of the whatever.
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And so and I love it because of his passion and so I wanted to
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wait for him for this topic and so we'll we'll do that but.
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First, what's crazy about that is sorry, no, I was pointing at
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you because. I happen to be looking up things
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today and I found it. Trey was studying.
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History for kids World War 2 Quiz.
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That's about right for you, Trey.
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So that was about my speed. I had to figure out what the
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hell is World War 2. Maybe this is the Gen.
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Z kind of question. Yeah.
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Millennium. All right, So you have a quiz.
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That's what you're telling me, OK.
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Do you want to fire it off at Chris to see if he actually
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knows, or do you want me to? OK.
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You and I. You want me to be in there?
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OK. All right.
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Chris will clean up. All right, I'm not going to know
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anything. Now these do have multiple
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choice, but I figure if I give no, no, no, let's not do that
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shit, we already have lost enough listeners with red headed
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freckled Asian all right? Question number one, who was the
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leader of Germany during World War Two?
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OK, well that's easy, right Adolph?
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We already just, we already talked about we're about to
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finish our mask and you want to finish on his mustache?
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Who was the Prime Minister of Britain during World War 2?
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Winston Churchill. No, Prime Minister, yeah.
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Yeah, who said no? I was thinking of someone else,
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OK? Chamberlain.
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Who he He was in 1940, lost to Churchillsson.
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Oh, did. Chamberlain play in the NBA
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team. Will Chamberlain?
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Yeah, he also. Scored 100 points, didn't he?
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He scored 100 points, but he was also the Prime Minister at the
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time, right? Boom.
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All right, which of these battles took place?
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In World War 2, I guess I have to do with the the options for
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this. Or you can just skip that one.
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Just skip that, we'll. Just skip that one.
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OK. Who cares?
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OK, do you, do you want that question?
00:19:10
Go ahead, Chris, give that 1A. Curious actually.
00:19:12
OK, so which of the battles took place in World War 2?
00:19:16
The first one is Agincourt. I would go with Agincourt.
00:19:20
The second one is Arnhem Hastings or Hastings or Bosworth
00:19:27
Field. Oh.
00:19:28
Arnhem, is that What's your something field you're going
00:19:34
with Boswell. No, I'm going to go with
00:19:36
Hastings because you pronounced it funny.
00:19:37
Hastings it is. Arnhem.
00:19:39
Yeah. OK, so we got it right.
00:19:41
What? I said.
00:19:42
Well, I'd be boring if I went with Arnhem as well.
00:19:44
In the Netherlands during Operation Market Garden which I
00:19:49
can yeah, everyone get your notebooks out I.
00:19:52
Just shave my Netherlands before a date.
00:19:55
Also, I really wanted to actually move there after I
00:19:58
first. Oh there.
00:19:59
Oh, is that nice? I was like, what can I do to,
00:20:01
like work over here and Oh my God, like the well, let's just
00:20:06
say that women and like, just like the people and just like,
00:20:10
whoa. Yeah, take it easy.
00:20:11
Yeah, the women over I. Get excited over here.
00:20:15
All right. Next question, who was the
00:20:17
leader of the USSR during World War 2?
00:20:20
OK. Don't.
00:20:21
Don't, because not everyone knows this one.
00:20:25
I do. I know the 80s one and I know
00:20:27
the was it the bad guy well? He was.
00:20:31
A. Was it Joseph Stalin?
00:20:32
There you go, you are correct. I I I was almost at Gorbachev.
00:20:36
Here's an here, but I OK, I I'm gonna like refrain from
00:20:40
commenting so much. No, no comment.
00:20:43
Everyone listening to this show wants to know about World War 2.
00:20:46
I feel like people that need to understand that Joseph Stalin.
00:20:50
Was actually worse than Hitler. He killed 20 million of his own
00:20:53
people. He systematically starved the
00:20:56
Ukraine in the 1930s by making them grow.
00:21:01
Isn't he doing that right now too with the Ukraine?
00:21:04
Russia and Putin? Yeah.
00:21:06
Well, they're well, Russia is his.
00:21:08
Bucket Oh, it's no longer. That's right.
00:21:09
It's Putin. Stalin was a long time ago.
00:21:11
I'm joking. Didn't Joey on French decide to
00:21:13
go with Stalin? Yeah, that was pretty funny.
00:21:15
That was funny. He goes Joe, Joey, Joe and and
00:21:19
Chandler fucks with him. Yeah, that'd be something Chris
00:21:22
would do to me. But yeah, no, you're right
00:21:25
Chris. I I've heard that Stalin was way
00:21:28
worse and and and even that Chinese dude.
00:21:32
Wasn't he, like, the most responsible for the most as the
00:21:35
Is it the Ming or the Zing or talking about Jackie Chan or?
00:21:38
Yeah. After Jackie Chan?
00:21:40
After Jackie Chan. Isn't Jackie Chan not Chinese?
00:21:43
He's Chinese. I don't know.
00:21:44
I thought he plays joke. He puts pee pee on sorry, true
00:21:49
or false. USA and Germany were on the same
00:21:51
side during. World War 2.
00:21:53
I'm going to go, I'm going to go with false.
00:21:55
Yeah, OK, true or false? Germany was on the winning side
00:21:58
during the Second World War. Well, no.
00:22:02
What? What phase?
00:22:04
Oh. Because it just says true phase.
00:22:08
This is one of those quizzes we had to turn upside down to get
00:22:10
the answers and it's like this. Is dumb because like Germany was
00:22:13
on the same, Germany was on the winning side for the longest
00:22:15
time, I'm assuming overall. Until overall, no.
00:22:21
Obviously they lost, so this is false.
00:22:23
It says Japan and Germany were both on the losing side.
00:22:26
In World War 2, clearly. Oh oh, but that was a trick
00:22:29
question. There was an Italy, both wasn't.
00:22:32
Or did they bow? Italy, yeah.
00:22:35
So there was an evacuation. Hold on, hold on.
00:22:37
Oh, OK. Did you see how excited that
00:22:38
Chris gets? You're fucking at my hand.
00:22:40
All I said was Italy and he goes don't even start me on Italy.
00:22:46
I mean, you know you mean. Hold on.
00:22:48
Do you have something to say about Italy?
00:22:49
First, I do Mussolini. He Well, let's just say the
00:22:52
people decided that fascism was not the way.
00:22:56
And shit, how do you spell fascism?
00:22:59
Have you tried the seafood Mussolini?
00:23:01
It's really good. He was actually a white, creamy
00:23:04
song. But I will, OK, I won't cause
00:23:06
clearly I can go on and on and on.
00:23:09
But with Mussolini, he was actually after the partisans and
00:23:14
Italians like got hit, caught him in his mistress on the road
00:23:19
and they ended up hanging both of them on the road.
00:23:24
Well, the bitch. The bitch cheated on them.
00:23:27
I mean, apparently not. Well.
00:23:29
Also, Hitler sent a very special forces up there to rescue
00:23:35
Mussolini when he was first captured.
00:23:37
Well, they were. They were buds.
00:23:38
Is that how they're going to come and get he man out of me?
00:23:41
Well, special rescue special. Special, yeah.
00:23:47
Only OK, look, only the two of you could go from Mussolini in
00:23:50
Italy to a he man in the asshole.
00:23:53
Like that where you started it. I was done with both of those
00:23:57
topics somehow. Are we going to question #7?
00:24:00
Now, are we still going go to question seven?
00:24:02
There was an evacuation at Dunkirk during World War 2.
00:24:05
Where is Dunkirk? Isn't that in Scotland?
00:24:07
France. I thought I was thinking of, oh,
00:24:10
fall, I'm thinking of Falkirk. Yeah, that's close.
00:24:12
Falkirk. That's like Falkirk in the
00:24:14
middle of Scotland up there, right?
00:24:15
So his friend. Dunkirk is, Dunkirk is well, I'm
00:24:19
not going to go against him. I've.
00:24:20
Been to Dunkirk, I'm. Going to go with Germany, it was
00:24:24
France. Okay you've been he's been
00:24:26
Dunkirk. And when you take your bride on
00:24:29
a honey on your honeymoon to like a. 2 tour No.
00:24:32
We went until the 19. We went for D-Day, 75th D-Day
00:24:36
anniversary trip. So we saw Calais, Dunkirk, et
00:24:42
cetera, et cetera, I mean like. You went on a a trip world.
00:24:44
War Two, like World War 2 specifically the D-Day traveling
00:24:48
was after the marriage. With yeah, travelling Aggie,
00:24:51
yeah. We didn't need to hear about
00:24:52
D-Day. You just tell us everything
00:24:54
about World War 2. You can show us pictures though.
00:24:56
Oh yeah. I got tons.
00:24:58
Of them. So is it?
00:25:02
What if it? What if it's in the morning?
00:25:03
Has it become D morning, D morning?
00:25:06
D Afternoon D Night Time DD Cocktail Hour There we go
00:25:11
Decock. Decock.
00:25:13
OK. So go ahead.
00:25:14
Next question in which year is it generally accepted that
00:25:17
Hitler died? That's a good one because he'll
00:25:21
know and he's hold on, take it, I'm going.
00:25:23
To. Answer 49 No 45.
00:25:29
Yes, 45. OK, what I thought is it might
00:25:32
be 46 because didn't it take a little while when he ran off?
00:25:34
No pussy. He was in a when he was a
00:25:36
bunker, and the Russians were. And he killed himself, right?
00:25:40
He did. See with I know some shit.
00:25:43
Well, with his new bride, Ava Brown.
00:25:46
Oh yeah. Tammy got married during all
00:25:49
this bullshit. He never got married in the 1st
00:25:52
place. He was always married to
00:25:54
Germany, which is why he never got married.
00:25:57
But Eva Brown was his mistress or whatever, but he basically
00:26:02
yeah. So basically he killed her with
00:26:06
with cyanide and shot her and then killed their dog Blondie
00:26:11
who's a German shepherd. And then he took a cyanide and
00:26:14
shot himself. The dog.
00:26:16
He killed the. Dog The dog took a cyanide and
00:26:18
shot No no. He killed the dog.
00:26:22
He. Killed the dog.
00:26:22
He took cyanide. He took cyanide and shot
00:26:25
himself. He make sure his effect he did
00:26:27
not want the Russian. Yeah, you know, why can't Trey?
00:26:31
Why can't? Why can't other people that we
00:26:33
really despise? That want to kill themselves
00:26:36
Make sure, because I feel like a lot of people don't get it done.
00:26:39
Did we put this on the menu for our?
00:26:42
Our assistance Side service. Oh my God.
00:26:45
Cyanide. The pistol.
00:26:47
Here, take a drink of this. And here's the pistol.
00:26:49
You can either take the special of the night, which is this,
00:26:53
which is cyanide and a pistol to your mouth, yeah.
00:26:55
Or you can go with one of our more popular appetite which is
00:27:00
IV through the. Bloodstream really depends on
00:27:02
how you want to go out along with the he man.
00:27:05
Put that in your ass and then do it.
00:27:06
That'll be sure. So they've actually got to #9.
00:27:09
Here, don't think I'm not putting you a picture of you
00:27:11
with he man on some sort of form of gotta work, yeah.
00:27:15
All right. Next.
00:27:15
To W Photoshop is great. Where?
00:27:17
Where did Montgomery have a famous victory?
00:27:21
Who is Montgomery? I think he's a running back to
00:27:24
the line. He was the Field Marshall,
00:27:26
wasn't he on the Bears. He was on the Bears, too.
00:27:29
Oh, and he was a field. Martian So after he got done in
00:27:31
the war, he came over to run for Chicago.
00:27:33
Montgomery Nice. Well, nice.
00:27:35
Well, they traded him to Detroit.
00:27:37
Yeah, right. Or was he a free agent?
00:27:39
Probably. He's doing pretty well.
00:27:41
So what's the answer? What was the question again?
00:27:44
Where did Montgomery have a famous victory?
00:27:47
How many yards did Montgomery have?
00:27:49
Last week, Montgomery had a famous victory at Falkirk.
00:27:57
I'll just say North Africa. OK, Egypt.
00:28:02
What are the other ones? Albania.
00:28:03
Morocco. No.
00:28:05
I'll just say North Africa. You're gonna say North Africa.
00:28:08
OK. Is it more?
00:28:08
Well, 'cause then Patton and he got in this battle of taking
00:28:12
Sicily and then Italy. But I mean, it kind of goes, I
00:28:17
don't know where the fuck this is, but go ahead.
00:28:18
It's a Mediterranean area, right?
00:28:21
Say, say the name. Yeah, El Alamein.
00:28:23
Oh, El Alamein. Oh, The Maine.
00:28:26
Yeah, well, that was one. And in Kentucky or where's that?
00:28:29
That was Africa. North Africa.
00:28:31
I thought it was low Maine, like in Chinese low Maine.
00:28:33
Low Maine, but no Ala Maine. OK, where is that?
00:28:37
Where is that? Africa.
00:28:38
North Africa. But which country in North that
00:28:39
N Do we know the northern one? Did we stomp you?
00:28:42
It's near the beach. There's beaches too.
00:28:46
No, I'm just they're so Chris, it's it's so look how defeated
00:28:50
he looks. No, no, I'm defeated, I'm
00:28:51
thinking. Alum.
00:28:53
Would it be Egypt? Not Egypt?
00:28:56
Morocco. Albania.
00:28:57
No further West. Further W Morocco, Tunisia.
00:29:01
Oh, I bet that's what it is. We'll look it up.
00:29:03
You know, 'cause I, our listeners are going, we have to
00:29:05
know I. Should know this course they are
00:29:06
typically 'cause you're heading to brook forward to El Alamein.
00:29:09
I would listen to it was a it was a major tank battle victory.
00:29:13
That's what it's. How did they get the tank all
00:29:15
the way across the Mediterranean?
00:29:18
Are you ready for Are you ready for Number 10?
00:29:20
Yeah, let's shoot it off. OK, Let's.
00:29:23
OK, so says to finish with I'm going back to the start.
00:29:26
In which year did World War Two start in Europe?
00:29:29
I think, I know this one. I think it's 1939, OK.
00:29:32
Is that right in Europe? Ultimately, as far as going
00:29:38
towards Czechoslovakia and all that stuff, yeah, but 1940 would
00:29:42
be the official time for shot into Poland.
00:29:47
Well, I'd say an army marching counts as war, no?
00:29:50
In 39. You annex.
00:29:52
Well 40. Forcefully. 41 was Pearl Harbor.
00:29:56
I'm going to go ahead and throw facts out just to act like I
00:29:58
know shit. We already started.
00:29:59
The Battle of Britain was already going.
00:30:01
Right. It was the whole Europe was
00:30:02
going crazy until. The 41 and everyone kept denying
00:30:05
it. The French, the British are
00:30:07
like, Oh no, we're not going to imagine that.
00:30:09
It was a dude, this fucking quiz.
00:30:10
Yeah, we just we did. So what is your answer?
00:30:12
What is that? I said 1939, there you go.
00:30:15
That's the answer on this that in this one.
00:30:17
You could have. I was letting him answer.
00:30:21
The same. Officially.
00:30:23
OK. Yeah, if they went, all right.
00:30:25
That quiz was an absolute failure.
00:30:27
Beating No, I think that was pretty.
00:30:28
It was a good quiz. OK, Chris.
00:30:30
It's pretty easy, but yeah. Well, what?
00:30:32
What Chris did for everybody, there is each question, he said.
00:30:35
Well, I'm going to take the kid version of it and I'm going to
00:30:37
explain for you dumb ass adults that should know this.
00:30:40
Or the people who not dumb ass adults, but yeah, people that
00:30:44
need to know a little bit. There you go.
00:30:46
Well, thank you for that. Atrey, do you have any questions
00:30:50
about what about World War 2? Based on the questions that you
00:30:55
just asked, do you know that you just gave us a quiz?
00:30:58
Is that what that was? Are you here right now?
00:31:01
Did. You know any of those answers?
00:31:03
Yeah. Oh, that's a good question.
00:31:05
Did you the the true false about the true false US and Germany
00:31:14
being allies? I knew that one.
00:31:16
Yeah, that was true. For Trey's good, true, false.
00:31:19
He gets them. He gets them right about half
00:31:20
the time. Well, he only got one of the
00:31:23
other so. That that's the joke I now this
00:31:27
war was this was ultimately to free the slaves, right?
00:31:31
Yes. That's what this one was for,
00:31:33
OK? Absolutely.
00:31:35
You're thinking, no, wait, you're thinking of the
00:31:37
Revolutionary War. No, that was.
00:31:39
OK, that was when they destroyed the Alamo, wasn't it?
00:31:43
Would be this. Well, no, no, no, no.
00:31:44
Hold on, hold on, hold on. Look, D-Day when they stormed
00:31:48
the beach, it was not in San Antonio where the IT was at
00:31:51
Galveston. Galveston beach, you're right.
00:31:52
And then they made their way to San Antonio and they met up with
00:31:55
Santa Ana. Is that with the Santa Maria and
00:32:00
Christopher Columbus? Yeah, see the Marines.
00:32:03
Together, the Marines with the Higgins boat stormed the beaches
00:32:06
of Texas and they made their way up to the Alamo.
00:32:10
See, I told them they leave. Tom Cruise was giving them cover
00:32:13
fire and helped out. I think so.
00:32:15
I don't think I saw that. Film which what?
00:32:17
Baby, I missed. That film, Tom Cruise Top Gun,
00:32:19
Is that not what right he was covering?
00:32:21
That fire, what are you? Talking about, well, yeah, the
00:32:23
F, the Tom F fourteens took off from the Ridge in the Gulf.
00:32:27
The clue over and they gave cover fire to the Alamo is that
00:32:30
when he was trying to destroy King Charles.
00:32:32
Right. We just have to talk through all
00:32:34
this and you'll start to learn your history.
00:32:35
Which timeline to follow? And what's sad is, is that right
00:32:38
there was probably not far off from what our youth probably
00:32:42
knows today, which is is correct.
00:32:45
Is it in fact that? There were just little bits and
00:32:49
pieces here and there that were wrong.
00:32:51
I I didn't feel like correcting you, but we'll we'll we'll talk
00:32:54
about it later, OK? OK.
00:32:57
All right, let's get serious. This is just a bunch of
00:33:00
silliness, which is what we like.
00:33:02
But Chris, I've often times thought well, often times a few
00:33:08
times. I read a short story a long time
00:33:10
ago, and forgive me, I should I should have it here, write us
00:33:15
it. It's stating whatever our e-mail
00:33:18
address is and tell me that I'm an idiot for not having it up
00:33:20
here. But it's a short story, and it
00:33:21
was about. If the person who had released
00:33:25
the atomic bombs on Japan had changed his mind right at the
00:33:30
last second and they didn't do it.
00:33:32
Oh, so there's a short story and and that's speculative fiction
00:33:35
and that it's a lot of, you know, there's a show I think
00:33:38
that if what did if if the ally or the Axis powers, the Japanese
00:33:42
and and Germany had actually won the war.
00:33:45
And then they split America right down the middle.
00:33:46
And man in the hike. OK, I haven't seen it yet, but I
00:33:49
it sounds really cool. It's.
00:33:50
Kind of far fetched, but yes, it talks about like the Japanese
00:33:54
controlling the West side of the Rockies and the Germans control
00:33:59
the east side. Right.
00:34:01
So they split it kind of like in a sense the Allies split parts
00:34:05
of Europe and and so those types of stories get me.
00:34:08
And so this was interesting because it's like, what if they
00:34:11
had pulled off, not dropped the bombs?
00:34:14
What happens? And so that's one topic.
00:34:17
But but the real topic is morally, which seems to be
00:34:23
everybody's shtick these days. Morally, was it right to
00:34:26
actually use atomic weapons? I don't know what you would do.
00:34:31
You can maybe perhaps you can fill me in on what you think the
00:34:33
alternative would have been, because I I don't know.
00:34:36
Or if there was a Plan B, if you will.
00:34:39
Besides the the Plan B trade gets in Saturday mornings.
00:34:44
Those pills are getting expensive, by the way.
00:34:46
Yeah, people give you a bad look when they're like, yeah, you
00:34:50
could have Plan B in the area. You go to self checkout for
00:34:52
that. Could have pulled out a little
00:34:54
sooner. I wish you could get self
00:34:55
checkout for that you can't. You have to get the case opened
00:34:59
up, yeah. You gotta go to the pharmacy and
00:35:01
they. Go, oh God, you know, and
00:35:02
they're all like, they look up when you oh God.
00:35:04
I haven't done that before. I've never.
00:35:06
I mean, I walked in with a smile, you know?
00:35:08
Yeah, I mean, I you're like. I got laid last, yeah.
00:35:10
But unfortunately, I'll go ahead and give you that right now.
00:35:13
Pull out game sucks. But anyway, so so plan.
00:35:16
So Plan B for the American. She told me she couldn't get
00:35:19
pregnant that with that one. Oh well then anyway.
00:35:25
The pull out. Method.
00:35:26
So. So that's number one is what
00:35:29
would be the alternative #2 is. Do you think it was morally
00:35:34
wrong, for lack of a better word?
00:35:37
To use those particular types of weapons and and do you do we
00:35:42
have any kind of like feel bad for the Japanese for what
00:35:45
happened to a lot of their people So you're already shaking
00:35:48
your head. He's fired up.
00:35:49
I'm gonna. I'm gonna release him.
00:35:50
Trey. Should I release him?
00:35:52
Release Go. Release now.
00:35:54
OK, so. Talking to the mic, he's fired
00:35:58
up. I like it.
00:35:59
You talked about a plan. A the plan.
00:36:03
A essentially was developed before the atomic bombs were
00:36:08
actually well finalized or finished and tested, etcetera.
00:36:12
So you're saying there's another plan besides?
00:36:14
The plan, the plan was how do we invade Japan?
00:36:18
So, and that's just it. And I'm gonna go off on all the
00:36:21
numbers. This is based on Pearl Harbor.
00:36:23
Like, fuck these guys. No, it's.
00:36:26
It this is way. Later this is like way later
00:36:28
when. Well, OK, this is the stuff I
00:36:31
don't know. Is like all the dates.
00:36:32
I don't know all the dates. I'll be OK.
00:36:34
I'll be honest. When I was, when I was young
00:36:37
Ger, 20 years ago when I was really getting into this, I was
00:36:42
like, is justified. Those got they Japanese were
00:36:46
ruthless They. I mean, you've heard of the
00:36:49
Bataan Death March that took Not only have you?
00:36:52
Heard of that before? No.
00:36:53
OK. That was that was right after
00:36:55
the Japanese bomb Pearl. Heart that a marathon.
00:36:59
Good. Yeah, Okay.
00:37:00
Well, for 10 people that were systematically marched to
00:37:04
their deaths. That was a good segue.
00:37:06
Nice shit. Yeah, so.
00:37:08
Well, I saw a movie like, off, yeah.
00:37:10
You see a. Movie.
00:37:11
There was a movie about that, 3000.
00:37:13
No just marching. Just kicking them in there. 3
00:37:17
Spartans Never seen that. Would be 303 hundred but too
00:37:21
many zeros. But also is.
00:37:22
That 300. But actually, no.
00:37:24
That was 300 Spartans going against a whole bunch of
00:37:27
Persians. That's that was close.
00:37:28
You were way off it. Was the same.
00:37:31
It was the same. It was the same strategy,
00:37:33
300, same strategy. Look, I don't mean I swear I'm
00:37:37
going to shut the fuck up, I promise you.
00:37:39
But I want many shows have we got that has never happened.
00:37:43
I want the setting here because I do.
00:37:45
I don't want people to think, OK, Ryan.
00:37:46
An absolute idiot. Just a little bit.
00:37:48
OK, because the dates. So for me, the plan was to how
00:37:53
to invade the Japanese. And it wasn't strictly based on
00:37:56
just on the fact that they attacked us first.
00:37:59
What it What was it based? On it was systematic.
00:38:01
OK, so the Japanese attack obviously Pearl Harbor and right
00:38:04
after that they attacked all the other major islands and bases of
00:38:09
the Allies if you will. OK.
00:38:11
And and they are ruthless. They.
00:38:15
They take surrendering as dishonorable.
00:38:18
They treat, I mean, they treated all the prisoner of war like
00:38:23
they're horrible. They did not well follow the
00:38:29
Geneva Convention or The Hague or the Treaty of Hague.
00:38:32
I mean, hell, they shot, they shot at medics, you know?
00:38:38
Oh yeah, that kind of stuff. Just to.
00:38:41
Cause problems anyways. Well, Trey would surrender right
00:38:43
away, so I don't think you do very.
00:38:45
Well, you would not probably have lived throughout tell you
00:38:48
where everybody's hiding. Yeah, they would not anyway.
00:38:51
So right after that. You're a Great American.
00:38:54
He's over there. He's over there.
00:38:56
Don't tell he's behind the tree. Count to 10 first and then go
00:39:00
get him. Yeah, they'll be up in that
00:39:02
tree. Meanwhile, you're naked and
00:39:04
getting sprayed by like this hose, torture or whatever in
00:39:07
that thing. Yeah, Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:39:09
You know, maybe unbroken. Have you seen?
00:39:11
That, that's what I was talking about a minute ago.
00:39:12
Was the movie an Olympic? It's a.
00:39:15
True story about The Olympian? Yes, who?
00:39:18
They had just got back from the war.
00:39:22
Sorry. I gotta get back on track.
00:39:24
Yeah, get back on track. Sorry.
00:39:25
All right. So atomic bombs.
00:39:28
No. So you're saying the atomic bomb
00:39:32
was not Plan A, It was more of a plan?
00:39:35
B. They had plant before the atomic
00:39:36
bombs were ready. They the US was already coming
00:39:40
up with invade invasion of the homeland, the main island of
00:39:45
Japan. Now with that being said, there
00:39:49
were well about 2.3 million Japanese military army there.
00:39:57
Along with the the 20 million of Japanese civilians which they
00:40:04
trained to like to defend their home island.
00:40:09
So, I mean, that's a lot. Yeah, that's a shit ton of
00:40:11
people. Yeah, not only that.
00:40:13
There are 18 billion people in Japan, right?
00:40:16
Is that now? No, no.
00:40:19
Yeah, I know. No, it's it's China.
00:40:23
Go ahead. So that's a lot of people.
00:40:25
That's a lot of people. Well, well let's just say that
00:40:27
they were teaching all their civilians like in fact we've we
00:40:31
see that throughout the war with like bomber crews and pilots
00:40:36
that go and drop all the bombs. Not atomic bombs, but other
00:40:40
bombs like they got shot down, they parachute out and they land
00:40:44
and. And Japan?
00:40:45
And what happens? They get the ship beaten out,
00:40:49
like killed, and if they surrender, it's just as bad like
00:40:53
you're saying. The problem is that the
00:40:54
civilians, they weren't make letting them surrender.
00:40:56
They just kill them. Oh, I see.
00:40:58
I'm just saying that with OK, so it's estimated originally a
00:41:03
while back, I mean it's estimated that about a million,
00:41:07
there would be about 1 casualties.
00:41:09
They estimated, OK, if we do this, this is what's.
00:41:12
Gonna happen The allies, The allies, OK.
00:41:15
Estimated about a million or so casualties on our side, on our
00:41:18
side well. Now it's a good reason not to
00:41:21
do. That, but it was also estimated
00:41:23
that there would be, I'm sorry. And there was like 1.2 million,
00:41:27
but one million. I mean, anyway, get your shit
00:41:29
together. Yeah, right.
00:41:31
Get my facts here. You're strict about facts.
00:41:32
I know. We.
00:41:34
I was hoping you'd have some accurate facts here.
00:41:36
Great. All right.
00:41:38
So 1.2 million. Yeah.
00:41:41
Is the estimate OK? But for the US or the Allies,
00:41:44
well, we don't care about the, the, the Japanese.
00:41:47
But it would have been a lot more.
00:41:48
It'd been like more than two something million.
00:41:50
OK. So they went to another plane.
00:41:54
Well, OK. So let's just say that in July
00:41:59
of 1945, OK it that's when the first, the first testing was
00:42:05
done for the atomic bombs also known as the Trinity Project.
00:42:10
OK, well, Manhattan Project, but the Trinity Experience.
00:42:13
So that's what the Trinity River here is named after.
00:42:16
Is that how that depends? Yeah, yeah.
00:42:17
The first Test of atomic bomb, right.
00:42:21
So I think I actually knew that Trinity.
00:42:24
That was the first. OK I.
00:42:25
Think I knew that Trinity was. Yeah.
00:42:27
So then there were two types. Interestingly enough, here's a
00:42:31
I'll have a question. What?
00:42:34
There were two bombs dropped? You'd be too.
00:42:36
Quiet. I'm looking at Trey.
00:42:37
Right, Yeah, I'm saying there were two bombs dropped.
00:42:40
What was the difference between each one?
00:42:43
I can't wait to hear this. You have.
00:42:47
You have to answer. One spit and one swallowed.
00:42:50
Oh my God. One's bigger, one's smaller.
00:42:55
It's true, one was bigger and one was smaller, but what was
00:42:58
the different different? One got a second date, one was
00:43:02
they had two different. This could take all night, so
00:43:04
I'm going to go ahead and go ahead and explain it to Trey.
00:43:06
One was a uranium enriched with a.
00:43:09
Yeah, Never would. Exist and then you were just you
00:43:12
were just going to say. Uranium.
00:43:14
That was my last. Guess.
00:43:14
And then one of them was a plutonium.
00:43:17
OK. Isn't that what dock that one on
00:43:19
Back to the Future? Plutonium.
00:43:20
Yeah, it does work ourselves. Yeah, see.
00:43:23
Yeah, The Libyans, the Libyans want to do plutonium back,
00:43:26
right? For the atomic points, right.
00:43:28
See, we'll I'll pass that fucking test in no Back to the
00:43:31
Future. Go ahead 1.21 Gigawatts of
00:43:35
electricity. Yeah, it's funny, but a lot of
00:43:37
people. Classic maybe, by the way.
00:43:40
Yeah, my favorite trilogy, by the way.
00:43:43
Go ahead. So, I mean, obviously there's
00:43:45
Little Boy and fat Man with the names of the bombs.
00:43:48
Trey, calm down, yeah? Little boy I.
00:43:50
Was like, isn't that legal? Not in Japan, I.
00:43:54
Saw hell. All right, Well, I know I leave
00:43:58
it alone. You know, I feel like laughing
00:44:00
at this situation. Well, I know you don't like to
00:44:02
laugh at this. No, but I can.
00:44:05
But Trey and I, I don't know. Do you think we could be quiet
00:44:10
for three minutes and like Chris, just tell us and OK,
00:44:14
we're gonna try. Let's try all.
00:44:15
Right. Let's take a deep breath.
00:44:16
What's that? How does it go?
00:44:17
I lose. Oops, couldn't do it.
00:44:22
I lost. All right, I'm gonna try
00:44:24
continue. So the two the two bombs
00:44:26
different sizes, uranium and plutonium and all that.
00:44:29
Shit, there were originally 4 cities picked out that.
00:44:35
Obviously Hiroshima was the first.
00:44:36
That was where the uranium bombs dropped.
00:44:41
Now because it was a highly populated area.
00:44:44
But there was military facilities, there was military
00:44:48
presence in there. There were so it wasn't just
00:44:53
civilians. They they weren't ruthlessly
00:44:55
going. Up there was there was military
00:44:57
facilities that got it for industrial things.
00:45:00
Unfortunately, they had to go through civilians to get to
00:45:02
those, OK? Right.
00:45:03
But I'll get. OK.
00:45:05
So they dropped it that. Was less than 3 minutes, by the
00:45:08
way. 36 seconds I'm gonna go. They give a range of of like how
00:45:13
the cost they estimate look, I'm just gonna say my thing is about
00:45:18
100. And then civilians and soldiers
00:45:23
that were, well were killed. But yeah, for for for just
00:45:29
Hiroshima. Just Hiroshima 100.
00:45:32
I would say Trey, are you taking notes?
00:45:35
Good. Good for you.
00:45:36
They say like they say like 70 and 126.
00:45:40
I think the higher number is. After Effects like like from the
00:45:45
burns and radiation and all that stuff.
00:45:47
Well, that was going to be my question.
00:45:48
I'm going to let you finish, but I want to talk about that.
00:45:50
Yeah, but there were like at least 20 soldiers killed.
00:45:53
I mean, and from what I'm reading out 12 Allied prisoners
00:45:57
of war, which is that sucks. That's unfortunate, but do you
00:46:03
think that those 12 people would, wherever they are in, you
00:46:11
know, the afterlife, in their graves, whatever are are, do you
00:46:16
think they're almost not not proud, but but OK with their
00:46:20
death because of what it did? I know that's a weird question.
00:46:24
I can't, but I you know to be. A martyr I would.
00:46:27
I would think that the. I would think that based on the
00:46:30
brutality that was instilled, instilled in them, they were
00:46:33
like just do this thing. I think it was retribution,
00:46:36
which is kind of like my thing about this whole thing.
00:46:39
They were brutal. They relentless, obviously.
00:46:42
They sent their own men for suicide charge.
00:46:44
Bonsai charges if you will. Also kamikazes like I mean they
00:46:49
got Trey drinks that on Saturday nights.
00:46:52
Kamikaze didn't want, so let's let's let's.
00:46:57
I mean I guess I want to I want to get to the the moral part of
00:47:00
it. So civilians whatever.
00:47:02
We just got the Hiroshima. We what's the not a?
00:47:04
Not a. Nagasaki is the name.
00:47:06
See I kind of you got the not a part and so the aftermath
00:47:16
civilians with radiation they they obviously knew that would
00:47:19
happen. Well, I don't think it really
00:47:22
was known at that point. Well, they had to know something
00:47:24
was gonna, I mean. They don't know the.
00:47:26
I don't think we thought it was gonna be normal.
00:47:28
Really knew the effect aftermath of it.
00:47:31
I think we just knew the destruction that it could cause.
00:47:35
I don't think the radiate. Well, we didn't know.
00:47:38
You don't think that? They actually no.
00:47:40
We knew about the radiation 'cause we are their own
00:47:42
scientist. That's right, he did a 180 in
00:47:44
about four seconds. Well, they own our own scientist
00:47:47
that was exposed to that radiation during all the
00:47:51
manufacturing and and testing like so we knew the effects of
00:47:57
radiation. But that's my point is so
00:48:00
knowing that civilians we're gonna be affected by this and
00:48:05
deformed and dead and whatever and.
00:48:08
It's war. It I and I don't disagree.
00:48:10
I'm just saying that's the more argument for these bombs.
00:48:14
If we knew that was going to happen.
00:48:16
Do you think there's any other way that we could have been as
00:48:20
effective without that? I mean, no matter what.
00:48:24
No. I mean, even if you thought
00:48:25
about it deeply and like and we could have gone with this and
00:48:29
used different bombs, maybe we just bombed those F fourteens.
00:48:33
I'm glad. You brought that up because F
00:48:36
sixteens like the movie Iron Eagle, we can send that guy with
00:48:39
Chappie, remember? That, yeah, with classic Send
00:48:41
him in there ironing Lewis, Lewis, Gaza Junior.
00:48:46
That motherfucker knew how to take some shit out.
00:48:47
That's a good classic. We're the 80s, maybe, Yeah.
00:48:49
Oh man, Let's watch that later. Anyway, That's.
00:48:52
OK, man, OK, No, as far as I'm concerned, OK, when didn't you
00:48:57
just hear me say millions of people would lose their lives
00:49:00
with the invasion of Japan over there?
00:49:03
I no, I do. And and I, like I said, I just
00:49:05
think that right now the issue with any war.
00:49:08
Is civilians, is civilians. And and and I've always said
00:49:11
what you just said and I'll admit it on the show, in the
00:49:14
time of a war, it's just it sucks.
00:49:17
Nobody wants civilians to die. You know, I'll take it.
00:49:20
You know, take it to the take it to a different war that we've
00:49:24
got going on now with factions. I say factions of the Middle
00:49:28
East not the entire Middle East people, terrorists, the
00:49:31
terrorists, the extremists, if you will, of of Islam.
00:49:35
And and you know you have an enemy that you don't know and
00:49:40
that was kind of like Vietnam and whatever.
00:49:42
You have an enemy where you don't know what they're gonna
00:49:45
do. The civilians all of a sudden
00:49:47
are strapped to bombs and they take they, they wrap around you
00:49:50
and then. Yeah, there are.
00:49:51
There are a lot of those where like people strap grenades to
00:49:54
children and say run towards the American, so people that yell
00:49:58
and and I'm using the Middle East, 'cause I'm a little more
00:50:00
familiar with that, that recently, you know, you whether
00:50:04
it's because of movies or not, I don't, I don't know.
00:50:07
But if you get a guy running at you are are walking towards you
00:50:11
even more likely walking you don't know he could be like oh
00:50:15
I'm nice hello and and be an enemy and so you what do you do
00:50:21
do you take a chance or do you go ahead and and shoot him and
00:50:23
that's that's that's the way I think of this with with Japan is
00:50:27
that do you sit back and let them continue to have do what
00:50:32
they're doing or are you just in this shit.
00:50:34
No. Like, I'll bring up one thing
00:50:36
about. That is that Japanese frequently
00:50:40
you know they they would commit suicide before being taken
00:50:42
captured, right when that's similar to similar.
00:50:45
To Americans, yes. Is Islam extremists?
00:50:48
That and yes, I'm just saying like like they would literally
00:50:52
like have a grenade in the hand and then just blow up the yeah,
00:50:55
it's almost like they they refused the help of of medic
00:50:59
help. No, they were trying to kill, I
00:51:02
know, but what I'm saying is that instead of receiving help.
00:51:05
'Cause it was dishonorable. That's I know.
00:51:08
That's what I'm saying. I'm that's, that's what I'm
00:51:10
trying to get to is that this is the type of enemy you're dealing
00:51:13
with. And so it wasn't as simple as,
00:51:17
you know, let's have it wasn't like in the what war was it when
00:51:21
they did that, when they walked up and they went 1-2 and they
00:51:23
shot at each other and it's like, all right, your turn,
00:51:25
we'll stand. Here, that would be the
00:51:27
Revolutionary War. Around that time period, I
00:51:29
wouldn't say they at least you were.
00:51:31
Actually, no. Not going to go in there.
00:51:32
Look, it was on Mel Gibson's The Patriot, right?
00:51:37
And anyway. But you know what I mean.
00:51:39
The code. The code of war, The honorable
00:51:41
thing? This whole Geneva Convention
00:51:44
bullshit. I'm kidding.
00:51:45
Well, I'm kidding and but that's.
00:51:49
The only. Was killing the other person and
00:51:51
not getting captured and kill yourself before?
00:51:55
Yeah, if you got captured, it was like you were a piece of
00:51:58
shit. Just say it like lightly, right?
00:52:02
Right. So anyway, so that was my main
00:52:04
question, was the whole everyone, which is people that
00:52:08
talk about, oh, it's so morally wrong, but what?
00:52:11
Morally wrong. Well, talk about what they did.
00:52:13
That's what I mean. You might have already mentioned
00:52:15
it. So if they had, had they ever
00:52:17
done studies that if they hadn't dropped this atomic bomb?
00:52:21
What's I'm saying I read that story, but it was fiction.
00:52:26
It really? No, I mean the what's the
00:52:28
reality, Chris? Like, factual.
00:52:30
Stories based on well, there's no obviously the stories aren't
00:52:33
factual, 'cause it wasn't didn't occur, but like what with the
00:52:36
predicted, which is what? Trey asked.
00:52:40
Plan the predicted. The predicted outcome of Plan A,
00:52:46
if you will, pre, he says. If you will too.
00:52:49
I didn't mean to interrupt you again for the 18th time, but he
00:52:53
says if you will too. Have you noticed?
00:52:54
That I did, and I shut up. Everyone All right, if you will.
00:52:58
If you will, with all due respect, go ahead, I'm.
00:53:01
Sorry, it would have been the cost of 1 and 1
00:53:04
live. OK, casualties live.
00:53:07
I mean like who knows. But it would have also taken
00:53:11
predicting to go to like. 1946, the end of 1946 and a good
00:53:19
prediction like you know they got a they've already I mean
00:53:23
there's a whole bunch of operations that were planned out
00:53:26
for like certain army group to take the southern island or
00:53:30
being southern part of the from the Japanese.
00:53:33
The main island, So what I'm saying is so they maybe
00:53:36
recovered some Intel from Japan that what they would have done.
00:53:41
Well, Japan already knew what they were gonna like, where they
00:53:44
would land because of their geography and everything else.
00:53:47
They knew where the like the Allies would land.
00:53:52
So like I said, the high casualty rate.
00:53:54
No, you look at no, no, no, no. OK.
00:53:57
But let me let me back up. So I know that you're talking
00:53:59
about if they actually attacked on foot from boats like storm
00:54:04
the beach. What I'm saying is, is let's
00:54:07
move beyond that and say the aftermath, So they went ahead
00:54:12
and they dropped the bombs and that that we've decided we agree
00:54:15
that that was necessary. Did they, did they recover any
00:54:20
Intel that said, hey, wow, this is what Japan was gonna do if we
00:54:26
hadn't done this? And I know that sounds like a
00:54:29
vague question, but do you know what I'm saying?
00:54:31
I. Can tell you what they weren't
00:54:32
gonna do is surrender oh oh. They that's they were.
00:54:38
They were gonna be on the preview right there.
00:54:40
I like that note because it's that's the point is what you're
00:54:43
telling me is that no matter what the Japanese were, not that
00:54:47
they were like, look, it's kind of almost, and I hate to say
00:54:50
this, but almost like Vietnam, the Vietnamese, the the
00:54:52
Vietcong, they they were like, look, we're just gonna take hit
00:54:55
and hit, hit. But we're here.
00:54:57
We're not going anywhere. So why, If they're never gonna
00:54:59
surrender, why? What made the atomic bomb make
00:55:01
them surrender just because of the?
00:55:04
We dropped, Well, the sheer power of it, I guess, right?
00:55:07
Well, the. OK, well, at this point, at this
00:55:11
point, their economy, their all their supplies were dwindling.
00:55:17
Like they had nothing. I mean they were running a lot
00:55:20
after or before, before, before. OK, so yeah, so some people be
00:55:24
like, well, they were on the brink of surrendering.
00:55:27
It's like, no. Oh, is that an argument?
00:55:29
That was some people like to say that it's an argument like oh,
00:55:32
there, yeah, but but no. Like there have been Admirals
00:55:38
and. Generals that have basically
00:55:42
estimated, like, they're not going to surrender.
00:55:43
In fact, they didn't want to surrender and it wasn't until So
00:55:47
after the first Hiroshima, the first bomb, they didn't
00:55:52
surrender. Like they didn't surrender.
00:55:55
And it wasn't until, no, I didn't know that.
00:55:57
I thought they were like back-to-back, like.
00:55:59
No, there were there were there were date.
00:56:01
OK. How many?
00:56:04
How much time was it? Between and like 4 days.
00:56:08
So it was August 6th and no, no, no, August 6th and August 14th.
00:56:12
I thought it was like an hour. I didn't know it was a couple of
00:56:14
days. Oh no, it was more than that.
00:56:15
It was like August 6th was the first one.
00:56:18
I think the 14th. God, I feel like an idiot.
00:56:21
August 14th, August 14th, There are actually two.
00:56:25
There were other locations that were picked before Nagasaki.
00:56:29
I knew that. I knew that it was.
00:56:30
Cause of weather that they chose Nagasaki.
00:56:33
But Agasaki? Nagasaki.
00:56:35
Didn't they have the Olympics there?
00:56:37
No, that's Nagano. No, Same place it was in New
00:56:40
Jersey, NJ. Nagano, New Jersey.
00:56:44
Same demographic, Yeah. So that was not Nagano.
00:56:49
How far away is that from? Nagasaki is the place.
00:56:52
Is the place. Nagano is the Olympics.
00:56:53
Yes. OK, that was very important to
00:56:55
clear up. I'm glad we did that.
00:56:57
Yeah, I was like, what the hell is he saying?
00:56:59
Nagano. Nagasaki.
00:57:01
Goddamnit. Nagasaki is more into a.
00:57:04
Motorcycle. But see, they were in a car.
00:57:09
Here's a fun fact. VCR.
00:57:15
OK, take a drink. Take a drink.
00:57:16
Chris. I'm sorry.
00:57:17
Weird. This is what we tend to.
00:57:19
This is what we tend to do. What did the second bomb do that
00:57:22
the first didn't? That made them go because only
00:57:24
for time sake killed him. Well, killed some.
00:57:27
Of them it it reiterated the IT just said we're going to keep
00:57:30
doing this. Because they didn't, Yeah.
00:57:32
Because they didn't know that we don't have Little Fat Man,
00:57:34
Little Fat Man and Boy Wonder. Fat, fat man, little boy.
00:57:38
Little boy was uranium. So was that like a little girl?
00:57:40
Did they have a wonder? Did they have?
00:57:43
It's just the size of the. But did the other ones waiting
00:57:46
in the wing, they did know. Oh.
00:57:47
Did Japan know that? No.
00:57:49
That's. Oh, I like.
00:57:50
That they did not. They didn't call her bluff.
00:57:52
Yeah, at this point. Hirohito, please please please
00:57:55
surrender by. I just said it, but you know the
00:57:58
Hirohito, you had a mobito. You had it here right?
00:58:01
That emperor who was who they considered as God.
00:58:05
The Japanese people consider him as God but he like he was
00:58:10
actually was like we need to surrender but all the there were
00:58:14
a lot of generals and stuff that we're like no we're not going to
00:58:19
surrender and. That was after the second one.
00:58:22
That was after the second one too.
00:58:23
Like, luckily, you know, luckily.
00:58:26
Well, there's that Tojo. There's that famous quote that I
00:58:30
guess the Japanese did it. Where they Did he call him the
00:58:32
Prime Minister or there was, is he the president or was he what
00:58:34
was Emperor? Emperor.
00:58:36
Oh, that's right. Oh, that's right.
00:58:37
I knew that. Emperor Swear.
00:58:40
Did they call? I'm sorry did did he.
00:58:44
There's that famous quote where he's like, I've I'm, I'm afraid
00:58:46
that we woke. Oh, no, no, that was not him.
00:58:50
That was. Who was that?
00:58:51
That was an Admiral that was involved with.
00:58:54
Well, he was a smart man, 'cause he did wake awaken the sleeping
00:58:57
giant. Yeah, in 1941 when they on Pearl
00:59:00
Harbor pearls say about Trey. That's Admiral Hamamoto.
00:59:06
That was Admiral Hamamoto. Hamamoto.
00:59:10
Hamamoto. OK, Hamamoto well.
00:59:13
But yeah, he was like after the. Sitting on the airplanes and
00:59:18
everything out. Looks like we have awoken the
00:59:21
sleeping dragon. Yeah, well, you know, four years
00:59:24
later. But I mean, well, and I and I
00:59:28
agree, honestly, I I agree about the fact that it was necessary.
00:59:32
I agree that in times of war, you have to kind of do what you
00:59:35
have to do. And it sucks.
00:59:37
And, you know, people give me shit.
00:59:38
They're like, oh, you don't have any.
00:59:40
You don't have a heart. Well, that's not true.
00:59:42
Because somebody, somebody's gonna die in the time of war and
00:59:46
it's us or them. And that's that mindset I have.
00:59:48
I'm. I'm glad you brought this up
00:59:49
too. Hold on a moment.
00:59:50
Yes is. See, this is this is great.
00:59:53
This is great. You just you just got.
00:59:54
You awoken this sleeping dragon right here.
00:59:57
I We won't. I will say a lot of people who
01:00:00
say like, oh, the bombs, the bombs, the bombs, the bombs, the
01:00:04
the atomic bombs, well, honestly, I wonder if people
01:00:09
actually understand that. There were a lot of bombing
01:00:13
campaigns in the main, on the main island, firebombing, like
01:00:19
they firebombed Tokyo, which, OK, they called paper cities.
01:00:25
They're the Paper City because they're all made of wood and
01:00:28
paper, all the houses and everything that those
01:00:32
firebombings in March of 1945 actually killed more, like more
01:00:38
than 100 people. More than each one of the bomb.
01:00:42
Oh. So, so basically they're just,
01:00:44
yeah, they're saying, I mean everyone's saying, oh, we did
01:00:47
this, but in reality, in reality, people focus on the
01:00:50
bomb. Like both sides, they focus on
01:00:52
the atomic bombs and it's like well, the the fire, fire
01:00:56
bombings of the Tokyo, etcetera. So casualties, it was just as
01:01:02
bad. So I guess that's that's where I
01:01:04
guess that that's the the issue. Is the moral using the actual?
01:01:10
Was it uranium and plutonium and the and the again, the aftermath
01:01:14
of what literally physically happened, the radiation of the
01:01:17
people and and was that right or wrong?
01:01:20
But but again, it's war like you said.
01:01:24
What do you Trey? You know, I know you don't
01:01:27
really give a shit, but if do you think that it was wrong to
01:01:32
use atomic bombs? Or should we have gone in and
01:01:35
and taken a chance on losing upwards of 1 people?
01:01:40
What do you think, Million? Calories.
01:01:43
Oh, you have. Oh, here we go.
01:01:45
Trey research as well. I talk. 6 Little Known Facts
01:01:48
about World War 2. Oh, let's see how many of you of
01:01:51
you. Don't be.
01:01:52
Don't. Read I don't care, I.
01:01:53
Want you to see? Be honest.
01:01:54
Will you be honest? Alright, be honest.
01:01:56
How many of these you knew? And then we're gonna move on.
01:01:58
OK, so the last Japanese soldier finally surrendered in what
01:02:02
year, 1972? Oh my God, is it right?
01:02:06
Close 76 even if it's close, dude. 674 74 ohh I put the
01:02:11
difference. Don't even be.
01:02:12
Yeah, don't even be upset. I'm not.
01:02:14
Holy shit. OK, I know that.
01:02:16
How many people know that? That was kind of interesting.
01:02:18
So I guess he was. He was stuck on an island by
01:02:22
himself. Oh yeah, And he fled into a
01:02:24
jungle in Indonesia, and he survived.
01:02:26
He was there for that long. He was told to hold out until
01:02:28
nothing like till till they came and got him.
01:02:33
Tom Hanks had nothing on this guy Castaway, you know, So Oh
01:02:37
yeah. So the next one is an
01:02:39
astonishing number of soldiers died during pilot training.
01:02:44
You have any clue of how many? Pilot train, just on which side?
01:02:48
Our side, I don't know, 10, yeah, that's a that's a tough
01:02:52
one. I don't have those numbers.
01:02:54
15 during pilot. Training.
01:02:57
I'll give it, Chris, I'll give it to you.
01:02:59
Says to put this in perspective, around 52 American flight
01:03:03
crew members died in World War 2.
01:03:05
I'm sorry, say it again. Says to put that into
01:03:07
perspective, around 52 flight crew members died in
01:03:11
World War 2, meaning almost 30% of pilot deaths occurred
01:03:14
outside. Oh man, just the training part.
01:03:16
Jeez. So the next one is says World
01:03:18
War Two had bizarre weapons such as a German cannon that could
01:03:22
shoot across the sea. Oh, the whole sea, which we
01:03:27
actually didn't have. Which C?
01:03:29
Oh, Chris is saying this is bullshit.
01:03:31
It says they had one again. He said he's calling out your
01:03:34
he's calling out your source. He's saying that this source is
01:03:37
full of shit. Yeah, he says.
01:03:38
It was the V3 cannon, a gigantic machine that could hurl
01:03:43
projectiles from Germany across the sea into England.
01:03:47
Propaganda. Oh.
01:03:48
Yeah, but across the England, No, they also had not that far.
01:03:50
They also have V2 rockets that Channel.
01:03:53
Well actually V1 and V2 rockets. Yeah, shit across.
01:03:56
People have swam by touch instead of using.
01:03:58
Rockets like the V2, the V3 would be stationary cannon that
01:04:02
could shoot protected well they did have the big ass rail
01:04:05
cannons that could shoot like hundreds of miles.
01:04:08
Says Poland had a bear that survived in the military.
01:04:12
Poland had a bear, that's what does that, what does that mean?
01:04:16
In 1942, a company of Polish troops was evacuated from the
01:04:19
Soviet Union found their way to Iran.
01:04:21
Along the way, they befriended A Syrian brown bear that they
01:04:25
named. I don't even know they had brown
01:04:27
bears. Watch Tech.
01:04:28
They officially enlisted him as a private in the unit.
01:04:32
Oh, the men ended up in Italy from 1943 to 1944, bringing the
01:04:37
bear along with him. It helped him carry heavy
01:04:40
munition and. Became like, I feel like that's
01:04:43
kind of made-up. That does sound that kind of
01:04:46
sounds stupid. Where you getting your?
01:04:48
It says sky history. Anything that we look up is
01:04:51
complete fact, alright? Just yeah, look up your own
01:04:54
shit. Yeah, next one.
01:04:56
It says Gandhi tried to send a message of peace to Hitler.
01:05:00
Yeah, that's true. That's true.
01:05:02
I mean, I imagine that guy started to send a message.
01:05:05
Everybody I won't get into, really.
01:05:06
He sent a message of peace to me.
01:05:09
This last one is me right here. A German commander was so
01:05:13
stressed he abandoned his post and went to a spa he.
01:05:17
Went to his spa. Was that in the eastern front?
01:05:20
Is that on the eastern? Front it, said Heinrich Himmler,
01:05:22
was one of Hitler's first supporters.
01:05:25
Coming in the head of Heinrich Himmler, what's Nassel, Stoffel
01:05:28
and eventually SCSS? There you go for the for the
01:05:33
charge of the Army group Vistula.
01:05:36
A group of 500 soldiers that were assigned to protect Berlin.
01:05:40
Berlin. You going to Berlin?
01:05:42
I'm not going to Berlin. You remember that movie?
01:05:43
Yes. OK, Said.
01:05:46
Unfortunately, this test was. We've talked about that movie 16
01:05:49
times. Too much for Himmler, who
01:05:51
required daily naps and massages and only worked a few hours a
01:05:55
day. Eventually.
01:05:56
Army Group, Have you looked at that weasel?
01:05:59
He is a piece of shit. Is he?
01:06:01
He's a piece of shit. Take it easy.
01:06:04
So yeah, that's being, that is being easy.
01:06:05
Fun facts, you know. You know it's funny.
01:06:08
In the last days of Hitler like who?
01:06:11
Hemmer. Like Himmler tried to like he
01:06:14
escaped and tried to like like disguise himself as a normal
01:06:18
like civilian and get past the lines.
01:06:22
No, look the. Little mustache throw him.
01:06:24
I want to. I want to go to a spa after this
01:06:26
show. Something much, less, much less,
01:06:29
being Hitler's right hand man. He's a piece of shit.
01:06:32
OK, Chris. Yeah, me too.
01:06:33
I I guess as I have many, I know I can go on and.
01:06:36
On well but I I've I've endured this before and it's and it I it
01:06:41
really is interesting and all give you some final questions.
01:06:44
If you want you give me some final questions, well if you
01:06:47
wanna ask me some. Questions.
01:06:48
No. Oh no, no, I I do have a
01:06:49
question for you, but I I wanna let you know because I I do find
01:06:53
it interesting. Trey and I make light because we
01:06:55
just don't know shit about this. But it is interesting to me and
01:06:59
I hope that some of our listeners.
01:07:02
You know found it the way we approached it interesting and
01:07:05
and you're you're you're holding a finger up like you have
01:07:10
something to say. I'm making a motion like.
01:07:12
That OK? What?
01:07:13
What would you like to say? I'm gonna, I'm gonna sum up back
01:07:15
to the original topic is as far as a lot of it, OK?
01:07:18
Dropping the atomic bombs was not only strategic in value, it
01:07:23
was also political and showing the world, hey, look what we
01:07:26
got. Well, yeah, look what we got, we
01:07:28
got. It's talking about it's the only
01:07:30
it's the only nuclear weapon ever to be ever be used in.
01:07:34
Tray, is it bad that I, like, get all proud of that?
01:07:38
I'm like, yeah, look what we got.
01:07:40
So the the two guys, I'm assuming they dropped the.
01:07:43
Bomb. No, it was one guy, right?
01:07:44
Oh, no. It was a crew.
01:07:45
But was it the same guy each time?
01:07:47
Or was it a different guy, Different crew?
01:07:49
So I'm curious, did they have any mental issues after they
01:07:52
dropped the bomb? Like any regrets or any part of
01:07:55
what the stories are, that's a good question.
01:07:57
The part of. Of what this this fiction story
01:07:59
is, is is that kind of. Thing It really did it.
01:08:03
Really fiction. The the story that I was telling
01:08:04
you about that got me that thinking about this question was
01:08:08
the a writer that said what if he had turned away and all these
01:08:11
things So he this guy that didn't drop the bomb in the
01:08:14
story had all sorts of mental issues because he felt like he
01:08:20
lost the war single handedly. As he did, OK.
01:08:22
Do that. It's one guy doing.
01:08:24
Gotta follow two guys now that I'm learning.
01:08:28
In each bombed, well, it's not just two, there's a bomber.
01:08:30
Well, but still the guy that actually did it though.
01:08:33
I mean, you mean the bomber? Yeah, he bomber.
01:08:35
He was sitting. There, underneath the thing,
01:08:36
I've seen like pictures of this shit.
01:08:38
It's not like a guy. Is he holding it?
01:08:40
It's like, come on guys. He's right there with it.
01:08:42
He had to be, like, under nose. Whatever.
01:08:44
Anyways, doesn't matter. I'm not specifics.
01:08:47
Did he Jack him up afterwards? I think I don't.
01:08:50
Or did he? Come back proud.
01:08:53
Honestly, I don't know specifically, but I would
01:08:56
imagine. I think they were pretty much
01:08:59
patriotic. They were.
01:09:00
They just came back. We saved.
01:09:02
We saved millions of lives. These pilots didn't know that
01:09:06
the. The devastation that it would.
01:09:10
And I feel like that's something you ask before you drop it.
01:09:13
Do you know what this does? Yeah.
01:09:14
It's gonna be bad. Yeah.
01:09:16
Yeah. No, they start.
01:09:17
Tinking on the the end of it and it blows up inside the fame.
01:09:20
Yeah, I kind of feel like the one of the guys.
01:09:23
I feel like one of the guys would probably like oh.
01:09:25
That hurts that bud dude. That hurts.
01:09:28
How long? How long did it take to drop
01:09:30
from the plane to the to the and hit?
01:09:33
A minute, a minute. So they they watched it.
01:09:36
They were high altitude. Oh, no, high altitude.
01:09:38
Could they see so they could see?
01:09:40
Oh yeah. So they had to be high enough to
01:09:42
to like. Avoid.
01:09:44
Avoid the blowback. Well, yeah, yeah, blowback.
01:09:46
So they could see the detonation.
01:09:49
That's that would be the question as the bomb drops.
01:09:51
Hold on when it's the bomb drops like there.
01:09:54
This is surprising. And Hiroshima.
01:09:56
So the bomb has dropped and there was a church right below
01:10:01
it that was right below it that did not get devastated.
01:10:04
Because what happens is that when it detonates like it has a
01:10:08
like hundreds and hundreds of feet way above, and then that's
01:10:13
where that this cone comes down to destruction And this Chapel,
01:10:17
church, whatever was underneath it and still survive like it
01:10:23
still survived because it was not within the destruction.
01:10:25
Well, that's crazy. Yeah, because it detonated above
01:10:29
ground I. Bet the religious fanatics went.
01:10:31
Crazy. I bet they used that in the
01:10:32
sermon on the next Sunday. Yeah, well, they also didn't.
01:10:34
They weren't like, Catholic. They weren't like Christians.
01:10:37
They were. I mean, not like it's a bad
01:10:39
thing. What people in the churches were
01:10:41
there but? What?
01:10:42
What was Japanese religion over there at the time?
01:10:45
Do you do you know I have to look that up?
01:10:47
Do you believe in Nirvana? So whoever that was.
01:10:51
One of those, one of those over there that's interesting.
01:10:54
So doesn't matter, they didn't seem to follow any religions.
01:10:57
Yeah, he's still fired up by killing.
01:11:00
Yeah. So.
01:11:00
Oh, I'm sorry. When they go into China and they
01:11:02
start bayoneting babies, they, like, use babies as target
01:11:06
practice. I'm sorry, I haven't like this
01:11:08
is like, I feel justified that they got what they deserve, but
01:11:12
also it saved millions of Allied lives.
01:11:15
I say Allied because it wasn't just Americans going in.
01:11:19
I was gonna say we had the we had the majority of, you know,
01:11:24
the military personnel going in, you know.
01:11:28
But there's also Australia, Britain, I mean Britain at this
01:11:31
point is already, I mean, really low on manpower because of,
01:11:36
well, fighting the Germans. So anyway, I just feel like it
01:11:40
was justified in my opinion, but alright, save lives.
01:11:44
We've established that it was justified.
01:11:47
Do you see how passionate he gets about this?
01:11:50
I'm I'm afraid to ask the next question.
01:11:53
Over the years I have made jokes and I would use the word Nazi
01:12:00
and you would get like really defensive about just that word.
01:12:06
What was it about the word that I I'm not going to use the word
01:12:09
triggered because that that's what people are using these days
01:12:11
to be. Irrational reaction.
01:12:15
And I don't think it's irrational at all.
01:12:17
I think it's your reaction. So what was it that got you
01:12:20
worked up? Well, okay.
01:12:23
So I feel like people use that term very loosely.
01:12:27
Definitely now. Right?
01:12:29
Definitely now. And Oh yeah, Donald Trump.
01:12:33
Donald Trump's a Nazi, right? Nazi.
01:12:35
No, he is definitely. Well, not for that.
01:12:37
But I know. Yeah, but these people are No,
01:12:39
I'm saying this is what people are saying.
01:12:40
And they're idiots. Yeah, they are, 'cause they
01:12:42
don't know the definition of fascism and not.
01:12:45
No, isn't that the funniest? I just Oh yeah, like people that
01:12:48
are actually the most fascist like are are the other the party
01:12:52
fascist which is ridiculous and they're literally using grab a
01:12:55
dictionary or like learn some freaking history.
01:12:58
Or Google it like I did right. Or just you can learn some
01:13:01
history. Train lived up in a couple of
01:13:03
matter of minutes and he's already now he's well educated
01:13:06
on fascism. But but you're right, it's the
01:13:08
very people that that are using fascist tactics are the ones
01:13:12
yelling about fascism that act. More, but anyway like so it was
01:13:15
just that you think that. If I was sitting there joking
01:13:18
around and I'm like, oh, you're acting like a Nazi.
01:13:20
Like and again I'm just giving. I don't know what I actually
01:13:25
said, but I just remember over the years he'd get, he'd clinch
01:13:29
and he'd get a little bit. I don't like, I don't like that
01:13:32
you said that even though it was totally, you know, whatever.
01:13:36
So Nazi is like the extreme Nazis.
01:13:40
I mean look at the, the Holocaust.
01:13:43
Look at all the not just the hot like.
01:13:46
Did it actually happen? Just kidding.
01:13:49
Yeah, just kidding. Talk to the Yeah, I want.
01:13:52
I know. You're kidding.
01:13:53
I know, but. Just just kidding.
01:13:55
They're a conspiracy theorist. Make it easy, yeah.
01:13:57
But all I'm saying is when you say when you call someone a
01:14:00
Nazi, I would take it very personal because Nazis were
01:14:02
extreme. They.
01:14:05
Chris it was. It was, it would be even not
01:14:08
even calling somebody a Nazi. I would just.
01:14:10
I don't even remember what it was, but it would just be.
01:14:12
You hear that word and it was just like you just boom
01:14:14
immediately. We're all people use the term,
01:14:16
People use the term. You don't like that it's used so
01:14:18
loosely? Yes.
01:14:20
Yep. Neither does.
01:14:21
Neither does. It's pretty hardcore when you
01:14:22
think about the 6.8 million people that they systematically
01:14:26
starved and killed and shot and you know, obviously shot and
01:14:30
killed the same thing. But it's yeah, people are using
01:14:34
it way too loosely. And that's to answer your
01:14:37
question. That is why I was kind of like.
01:14:41
Yeah. OK.
01:14:41
No, I, I and I, you know, I figured that it had something to
01:14:44
do with it. I just wanted to hear you.
01:14:45
I wanted to. I just wanted to ask you if you
01:14:48
had an opportunity to explain it.
01:14:50
I'm I'm gonna for time's sake, we'll move on.
01:14:54
But I think that I think it's really is interesting and Trey
01:14:59
may not feel this way at all. About.
01:15:02
What? Have you been sleeping?
01:15:05
No, I I To me it is interesting because I don't.
01:15:10
I I'm not an enthusiast, obviously.
01:15:13
And to hear somebody with that much passion, you know, you and
01:15:17
I could sit here and talk about fantasy football or some of
01:15:21
these other things with the same passion that he has for for this
01:15:26
war. And not just the war itself, but
01:15:28
everything that was surrounding it when it came to humanity,
01:15:31
when it came to to being a what's the word I'm looking for?
01:15:37
Anthropology. Right.
01:15:38
Is that what I'm talking about? The What's the Human Study Study
01:15:42
Study of humans Well. Anthropology, anthropology,
01:15:45
there we go. So OK, I was right.
01:15:48
Something like that. But but just in general, the
01:15:50
idea of the human psyche during all of this, what goes into the
01:15:54
process, what goes into the the mindset of making these
01:15:57
decisions And it is interesting. And so I'm hoping that people
01:16:00
that listen to this show are like where the hell did this
01:16:03
come from? Because you we're not a show
01:16:07
that. Talks a lot of history deep and
01:16:09
it is. But I will say this is like I
01:16:12
mean the. Reason.
01:16:12
Anyway. All right.
01:16:13
Look, yeah, yeah, yeah, I can go on and.
01:16:15
No, no. And I like it.
01:16:16
Maybe hey, come back again, we'll we'll do this again.
01:16:19
Different segments here. Well, I I mean, I think there's
01:16:22
plenty to talk about with, with this war that was, like I said,
01:16:25
more than just statistics and whatever and all this.
01:16:28
The reason why I'm so passionate about it is because a lot, I
01:16:30
feel like a lot of people need to understand the sacrifices
01:16:32
made. I mean, OK, we're talking about
01:16:34
a million or so, more than a million people, casualties not.
01:16:38
Right, hold on, let's let's lead into this because I'm going to
01:16:42
let you go even more real quick because we got to stop.
01:16:46
Trey and I on the segment do every show.
01:16:50
It's called an awareness of self-awareness.
01:16:53
And usually Trey and I are talking about how, how, how
01:16:57
pissed off we are at the assholes in the parking lot at a
01:17:00
store. One of those being Trey because
01:17:03
he backs into a parking lot, into a space with a truck You
01:17:06
are like. Yeah, he's that guy.
01:17:08
Or my wife is like that too, but Chica doesn't.
01:17:12
Or or somebody in the road that gets in the right lane because
01:17:14
they they want to be first, but then they don't.
01:17:17
This is what we're talking about, an awareness of people
01:17:20
around you and you. Tonight we were we were talking
01:17:24
pregaming before the show. Yeah, and you really just were
01:17:28
frustrated by Gen. Z.
01:17:31
Not to generalize, but mostly Gen.
01:17:32
Z, the current youth, when it came to this topic of World War
01:17:37
2. So, so continue on because I
01:17:39
know what you're getting at, which is you're frustrated that
01:17:42
more people aren't aware of what you feel is something they
01:17:45
should be aware of. I'm glad you asked that
01:17:47
question. Ryan, so straight.
01:17:50
Look, he's ecstatic now. I just feel like people have
01:17:53
lost sight of sacrifices that a lot of people have made.
01:17:57
And we're talking about a lot of people suffer not only just on
01:18:00
the battlefield, but when they came home and with the PTSD.
01:18:05
Back then it was combat fatigue. But I really feel like this.
01:18:09
Those sacrifices that those men and women made are forgotten
01:18:14
because you just don't care to learn about history.
01:18:18
Do you But do Are you sure or are you just kind of a making
01:18:21
that assumption And I and I'm not saying, I'm not saying
01:18:24
you're not, I'm just statistically, statistically.
01:18:27
Speaking Let's not start with a Dumb and Dumber quotes, 'cause
01:18:30
we'll go on for we could do a whole show, but Dumb and Dumber,
01:18:33
Right, Right. Yeah, Big hope so.
01:18:35
But well, yeah, I just feel like the younger.
01:18:39
Generally, why? Why do you think that is?
01:18:41
Cause why do you think? I don't think they care.
01:18:45
They I think they're very. But do you think self involved?
01:18:48
I feel like they care more about in trouble in this one, but I
01:18:55
think feel like they care more about transgendered stuff like.
01:18:58
No, you don't get in trouble because we talk like I feel like
01:19:01
they care about. Look, OK, I'm.
01:19:04
I'm biased. But I will say I feel like they
01:19:07
care more about. Like other social issues other
01:19:11
there you go. Social thing.
01:19:13
Well, yeah, put The reason I say that is because I think a
01:19:16
perfect example of that is that on this show we always talk
01:19:19
about social issues, but it took us 46 shows to talk about World
01:19:25
War 2. So there's a good example is
01:19:28
because right now, admittedly that's current, we're talking
01:19:31
about current issues. I feel like Trey's about to
01:19:34
sleep, but I'm good current issues.
01:19:37
And and and so I just wondered why you thought that and I think
01:19:42
you're just saying you feel like my question really fast and
01:19:45
we're done is do you think that it is their fault the the the
01:19:51
the youth or teachers, parents media do you think it's their
01:19:58
fault. I'll be honest, I don't know
01:19:59
what they teach in school now, but I feel like they're more,
01:20:02
they're more focused on. Woke ideology and other stuff
01:20:07
that if they're not focusing on the actual like sacrifices that
01:20:10
people have made. And I'm not just talking about
01:20:12
World War 2. I mean there's, I mean there's
01:20:14
Korea. The Forgotten War is what it's
01:20:17
labeled as. He tried.
01:20:18
We are right. We talked about Mongolia and
01:20:21
what, God, what Genghis Khan? Yeah, that was a lot.
01:20:24
I thought that. Was right around the time of the
01:20:26
Korean War. Mongolia was like Genghis Khan.
01:20:30
Are you talking about? Yeah, wouldn't he like the 70s?
01:20:33
OK, I'm gonna sideburn. Cybers.
01:20:38
Yeah. Elvis Khan, you know.
01:20:40
Holy shit. Sorry, Chris.
01:20:42
Yeah, after like, Bill and Ted actually went and got Genghis
01:20:45
Khan. Oh, back.
01:20:46
That was another classic film right there.
01:20:48
Look, if you need a history lesson, just go watch Bill and
01:20:51
Ted's Excellent Adventure Excellent.
01:20:53
Anyway, but so now I'm just saying, like, I don't, OK, I'm
01:20:56
not only focusing on World War 2, that's just my passion.
01:20:59
Before it was Civil War, and I got kind of bored with that.
01:21:03
But you only can learn some. I mean, you know, but World War
01:21:08
2, you can learn something new every day for the rest of your
01:21:10
life, 'cause that's how extensive it was.
01:21:13
That's, I mean, it's real like you did, you know?
01:21:15
I mean, it was also occurred in India and a whole bunch of the
01:21:19
play, I mean like it's it was like literally a global thing.
01:21:23
So did you know that? I didn't.
01:21:26
But I mean, yeah, well look it up.
01:21:29
Do your research. But, but, but let's look to the
01:21:33
the current times, look at Afghanistan, the soldiers that
01:21:36
suffered there. And I mean, just support, OK, I
01:21:41
know that sounds like a cheesy thing, but like support the
01:21:45
troops, man. Support our military.
01:21:47
Like those people sacrifice things that I I feel like are
01:21:50
not appreciated and. Do do you feel that there's a
01:21:54
lack of respect for the military?
01:21:55
I do overall. I mean, there are a lot of
01:21:59
people I don't know respect the military.
01:22:00
Agree with that. Yeah, I'm saying there are a lot
01:22:02
of people who respect, but I also feel like there are a bunch
01:22:04
of young, like teenagers that just don't give a shit.
01:22:07
I. Also, feel like those that
01:22:09
you're talking about are just. Being loud and obnoxious and
01:22:12
they are a vast minority, is what I'm hoping.
01:22:15
Yeah, that's why I would like to.
01:22:16
They're just like loud. I would like this.
01:22:18
You know that. I mean, because I mean, OK, this
01:22:21
goes into a thing that y'all made to talk about, but like the
01:22:24
disrespect at sporting events from teams.
01:22:27
Oh, yeah, that's. Yeah, we.
01:22:29
We'll save that. That's a topic for another
01:22:31
conversation. It really is.
01:22:32
I mean, I did a little bit of it when I when I did a this solo
01:22:35
show. All those people, all those
01:22:38
people that disrespect. Like all the people that
01:22:40
disrespect this country and and the this nation like needs to
01:22:46
like think about Oh yeah, being over in Iran or all the other
01:22:52
Central and South American countries that are trying to get
01:22:55
into this damn country, you know, like illegally and border
01:22:59
have y'all done border a. Whole yeah we did a little bit
01:23:02
on it when when there were some issues but you I mean you're
01:23:04
literally in this in this monologue that you're giving us
01:23:09
you're giving like 18 different topics that we can go into hey
01:23:12
there you go and and but but we can you know we come back and
01:23:17
we'll talk about some of them I I you know I get it and I think
01:23:20
that the youth today is is definitely.
01:23:24
Brainwashed in in Whether you agree with what they're being
01:23:27
brainwashed with or not, they're being brainwashed.
01:23:29
I mean, I think it's it's it's just this this social media,
01:23:33
media in general, political party.
01:23:36
Well and that's that's a different you know different
01:23:39
discussion as well but it's just like it's just it's just you you
01:23:45
wish that everybody would take a little bit more interest and and
01:23:48
obviously not to your extent. Jesus I I'm.
01:23:51
I I feel tired, tired just listening to talk tonight.
01:23:54
But I've, I've thought of it. It would be interesting to
01:23:56
actually go in the street and ask these questions like well,
01:23:59
do you know, when did it occurred?
01:24:00
Do you know what when that was? I mean like.
01:24:03
For Trey was last weekend last night D-Day D night DD morning H
01:24:09
hour D more H hour. Trey, how do you feel after this
01:24:13
discussion? Do you feel like you learned
01:24:15
something? I did, yeah, I might.
01:24:17
I've been looking at. Yeah, I I have.
01:24:19
I really have noticed that you're.
01:24:21
I feel like you're doing you're you're doing research over
01:24:24
there. Well, look up.
01:24:25
All right. I'll give you one thing.
01:24:26
So I will say this and I'm very happy.
01:24:28
I'm gonna give a shout out to my.
01:24:30
OK, give a shout out my new parent in law.
01:24:34
Parents in law. They are going to like France
01:24:40
and Normandy and stuff on a national World War 2 museum
01:24:44
trip. So southern Africa, Northern
01:24:49
Africa. Northern.
01:24:49
Oh, I'm sorry, France. They're going to France.
01:24:52
Yeah. I I love your in laws, by the
01:24:54
way. They're great.
01:24:54
Yeah. They are wonderful and they're
01:24:56
going there. I'm so excited because my
01:24:59
father-in-law, he has never been there.
01:25:01
He's always been with, you know, like very interested in it and
01:25:06
he's wanting to go there. He's wanting to go there for a
01:25:08
long time and now this is his first time.
01:25:10
So they're leaving like close to the end of October, so this
01:25:15
month, so. Very cool.
01:25:16
Yeah, I'm very excited. I'm like, I keep telling like
01:25:18
you got to see these places. Shout out to the Guidrys.
01:25:21
Yeah, they say they're right. Yeah.
01:25:22
The Guidrys, yes. I think to end the night, Trey's
01:25:26
gonna ask you one last question about your in laws and their
01:25:32
family. And being from Louisiana, I
01:25:36
think we're going to do that just to just to ease the let you
01:25:39
calm down a little bit over there, Chris, calm down.
01:25:42
Just. So calm, calm, real quick.
01:25:45
I want to hear this because I we talked about it on If anybody
01:25:48
out there listened to our very first show, it is no longer.
01:25:52
Go ahead. OK, OK, OK, OK.
01:25:54
I always do this to Trey. I'm like, Trey set it up and
01:25:56
then I'm like, hold on, let me set it up.
01:25:59
That show is no longer available.
01:26:02
Go ahead, Trey. So, so we mentioned on an
01:26:06
episode how how nice it would be to have a subtitle button for
01:26:12
people, for humans, for humans. You know whether it's a drive
01:26:15
through or or or just some backwoods folks.
01:26:19
How often have you found it where you like?
01:26:22
You know what I wish I had that subtitle button right now with
01:26:25
your in laws. Honestly, I've I can understand
01:26:30
them now. Yeah.
01:26:31
OK, now, now you have. No, I've always understood them.
01:26:36
It's just their accident was funny.
01:26:37
Like how long the waterboy, you know, like you got that?
01:26:41
No, it was it really that bad. Some of.
01:26:43
Oh well, I hate this. OK, no I hate to say this, but.
01:26:47
By saying how great they are, they.
01:26:49
No, no, they are fantastic people.
01:26:51
In fact, I just went. You don't understand a damn
01:26:53
thing. My wife and and and all the
01:26:56
like. What if they're actually family?
01:26:57
Yelling. Actually, you just don't know
01:27:00
what the fuck they're saying. They're cool, but they're they
01:27:02
are awesome people. But I mean, so you think just,
01:27:05
I'm just, no, I know, 'cause it's time.
01:27:07
In July, when we went, I went down to, like, South and South
01:27:11
of Louisiana, to the to the like coast.
01:27:14
We went out in deep sea fishing. OK, I went grimping.
01:27:18
No, not, not then. In the Bayou, there's alligator
01:27:21
no this one in the Bayou. Train.
01:27:23
I know how to run this on golf. This is on the Gulf and we went
01:27:26
out and like kids and deep sea fishing and shrimping and I
01:27:31
mean, but it's still. I love something.
01:27:32
Dewey, you're, you know, I don't know if I should.
01:27:35
But yeah Dewey, he's being good old.
01:27:38
Just the way they talk is very well, very Cajun, very.
01:27:42
I think, I think that's who I was thinking of.
01:27:43
And he was such a nice, a nice guy.
01:27:45
They're all great people. I mean, they're all, well, they
01:27:47
are. I look, I love.
01:27:48
It's just look. Their accents are funny.
01:27:50
I met your wife's family and they're all great at the
01:27:53
wedding. But my goodness, some of the the
01:27:56
accents and you sit, you're sitting there and you think
01:27:58
you're looking for context clues can you And you're like wait, I
01:28:02
think I heard that many pictures and like I said when I met him,
01:28:05
I just Trey, I told Trey about it.
01:28:07
We talked about it and and he just cracked up.
01:28:10
He's like. You know, we always talked about
01:28:11
how wouldn't it be great to literally point a remote control
01:28:14
at somebody that you can't quite whether it's any, any, you know,
01:28:18
even if it's somebody that from another country that has an
01:28:20
accent, you know, boom, there they are.
01:28:23
Subtitles. I thought it'd be better around
01:28:24
their waistline. You thought chess either?
01:28:27
Yeah. Anyway, gives a shit.
01:28:29
As long as you can understand. Them as long as you understand
01:28:31
them and and. And so I thought I I just
01:28:36
thought like Coach O, the former Coach O.
01:28:38
Yes. Yeah real issue.
01:28:39
I I thought, I thought that was funny about your family or your
01:28:43
your in laws and I hope that they don't get upset because I
01:28:46
did. I did respect them and and and
01:28:48
like them a lot. And I and your wife's great and
01:28:51
I hope that she enjoys the show. Me too.
01:28:57
She'll probably like Fast forward through all my
01:28:59
commentary of World War 2, but she gets enough of it.
01:29:02
From So about your wife, let's let's end with a train.
01:29:06
I have a couple of questions about your what?
01:29:07
No, I'm just kidding. We don't.
01:29:08
We don't. I love her.
01:29:10
She's very. Beautiful.
01:29:11
And yeah, we're happy to, I'm happy to to know her and yeah,
01:29:16
so. This was fun.
01:29:17
Did you have fun? Oh, absolutely awesome.
01:29:19
Love to come back? Trey did.
01:29:21
And you felt like you learned a bunch.
01:29:22
You're gonna go, are you gonna go and and tell people all about
01:29:25
World War 2? I may look up some more facts,
01:29:27
just just tell enough. To tell I got tons of stuff to
01:29:30
say, I got tons of stuff. You know what, Trey, Trey, you
01:29:34
know, he told me. He said, you know, Chris should
01:29:36
call me one night and say, hey, do you have some time?
01:29:42
I'd like to tell you more about wool words.
01:29:45
We can do a zoom call. Yeah.
01:29:47
Like and I'll, I'll get some like, I'll like, we can do
01:29:50
screen share. And I'm going to show you a
01:29:51
bunch of maps and cool stuff like especially during the
01:29:54
Eastern Front, I guess the Germans versus Soviets because I
01:29:57
would cheer for the Germans. That's that's a whole nother
01:30:01
conversation. I wish I.
01:30:02
Could get a picture of your face.
01:30:03
When I just said that with about, it called.
01:30:06
I got a pee. All right, everybody.
01:30:09
Chris, Awesome man. Thanks for having me.
01:30:11
Yeah, man. Thanks for thanks for coming on.
01:30:13
Go on and on. We'll have you back and, well,
01:30:15
I'm sure. Look, now that Trey's learned
01:30:17
about World War 2, I'm sure he has some other questions and
01:30:20
topics he's going to want to hit us.
01:30:21
Yeah, maybe December 7th for sure.
01:30:23
If any of the Gen. Z's or the young people don't
01:30:26
know what December 7th is, look it up.
01:30:29
My buddy's birthday's on December 7th, I think.
01:30:31
Yeah, that was part of, well, that was the French.
01:30:33
That was the main, main part of the French Revolution.
01:30:36
Oh yeah, absolutely. In 1941 French Revolution.
01:30:41
The French? Yeah, you know, I knew no other
01:30:44
French. Or assholes.
01:30:45
I do know more history than just World War 2, so.
01:30:47
Oh, I believe you know, we we believe you.
01:30:51
We oh, yeah, it's your dog. It's your dog.
01:30:56
Yeah, I hope everybody enjoyed that.
01:30:57
I know it was a little different than what we do and and and I
01:30:59
like it. I I love the knowledge of of
01:31:02
Chris tonight. So thanks man.
01:31:05
Anything else you want? Do you have a ending you wanna
01:31:07
end with or anything? Oh man, any shout outs or any
01:31:10
shout outs. Thanks to you all guys.
01:31:13
You have me on, but you know. Thanks for joining us.
01:31:17
Do you have anything better? Well, should I continue on with?
01:31:22
Mine love you, bro. Yeah, love you all too, man.
01:31:26
All right, all right, man. Love you guys later.
01:31:28
Thanks. Man, I do not know what to say
01:31:56
after that. I think it was the first time
01:31:59
we've had nothing to say. Yeah.
01:32:00
Was it in too intense? It was.
01:32:02
It was too intense. It was too much.
01:32:05
Very important. If I have to go reflect well
01:32:08
that's good. That's kind of the impact I was
01:32:09
having was going for. Still going, that was.