EP.53 - SERIAL KILLER STORIES, HAUNTED DOLL ISLAND, & CURSED WINCHESTER HOUSE
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Yeah, Brian, you look cut. Yeah, I was going to say, your hair is getting long to the point where I was like, this is like...

too much are you actually getting to a point where i think i think you're getting to a point where it's actually gonna start like taking over your life like my long ass hair yes i have all the way to my ass nah i'm probably gonna cut it because i always keep it at like this kind of length i don't think i want it any longer than this no i think i think you got good length like i honestly if you let grow any longer you're gonna get to a point where like i don't want to cut

And you're going to have like one braid that goes all the way down your back. That's tough. That's tough. You see those like samurai masters with the super ass long beard? Those are actually crazy looking because my dad will always, my dad's got like a big ass beard like this. Oh yeah? All the way down here. And he loves to just braid up parts of it.

That's tough. That's tough. And keep it separate. Like one day at dinner, we were at a restaurant for some reason. I guess he was like, he had to have been stressed or something, but he was like playing it off. He was just like fiddling with his beard and he kept on putting into, into all these braids in different spots. And he had like six. Like a pirate? Yeah, just had like six different braids coming from the bottom of his beard. I was like, yo, what are you doing?

doing? That's like the Captain Jack Sparrow. That's kind of tough, but it's hard to pull off them. It's hard to pull off. You have to be like a specific type of person to actually do something. You gotta have like the tats and shit. You gotta have like the super big bulky bod. My dad has a

a build for it because he is big. He's got the nice big like dragon tattoo that comes from his chest down to his arm. He's got the basic stuff for it. Your dad's Portuguese, right? No, my dad's Guyanese. Guyanese, yeah. My dad's on the Guyanese side and then my mom's the Portuguese side. Word. So my dad gets a lot of his color and stuff from my grandfather and then my mom's just, it's Portuguese. It's Portuguese.

So you ever wonder like what your ancestors are like, fam? Honestly. Yeah. I, I'm really curious about my grandfather's side. I want to know exactly what happened there. Cause, um, or my dad's side, because my dad's side is Guyanese and I have a Portuguese last name for my Guyanese side. Oh, interesting. So I want to, I like, I honestly would, cause they come from a colony of Portugal, obviously in Guyana, but I don't know much about where my grandfather's parents come from, where they come from. Like, it's just like Guyana and Portugal. I know I'm from the Azores for Portugal. Um,

And then I just know I'm from Guyana. And that's it. Who knows, bro? Because, like, what if some of your ancestors were pirates, fam? That would be crazy. That would be crazy. Honestly, having something like that, I would just love, like, you go downstairs in your grandfather's, like, basement or something. You just see some pirate stuff sitting in the corner from, like, past town. Or you find a fucking, like, a treasure map. Oh, man.

You find a treasure map? If I ever found something, any map that has a location of an area I know and an X on it, I'm, like, I'm not believing it. I actually don't think I'd believe it. I generally won't. Like, I'll be like, yo, what is this? What is this for? And then I'd probably, like, ask about it and just, like, this is... Bro, I wanna, I, like, deadass wanna find treasure. So, I talked about this so much on the podcast, but I really, really wanna find, like,

Cause just the purpose, you know what I mean? Just like the, the adventure of it. Like, okay, you have this now get it done. Yeah. You have your, you have your goal. You have your motive. And it's like, this is, this is our end goal. We need to get this. And it's like, it's just a straight hunt and a straight grind. Some of it is hard to though. Cause like discovering all the riddles and shit. Cause even doing an escape room,

Some of that stuff is hard, fam. Some of that stuff is mad hard. Remember when we got stuck in the escape room? Yeah. The horror one when the shit was on the table and we were trying to move it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And we're calling the guy like, yo, bro, fix your thing. It's not working. And then he's like, yo, you're doing it wrong.

- Okay, well what'd you do in the escape room? But you're trapped in there forever if you don't escape. Like you're stuck in there unless you actually escape. - Is there a reward for it? Like is there anything that you're getting out for? Is this just like a thrill? - Yeah, you gotta get paid money for sure. - You gotta, like there's no shot that you're getting something. - Whoa, what's the proper dollar amount though?

What type of facilities are we talking about, though? Like, if you get locked in this room, what's in there? What are we dealing with? Like, do I have, like, a TV and, like... Nah, fam. You have nothing. It's just a room. It's just a basic-ass room. It's a dead-ass, just, like, escape room, fam. Like, wall-to-wall. No entertainment, no nothing. You're stuck in there unless you escape. Honestly, I feel like I could solve it, but it'd have to be, like...

It might take you a year, dog. What if it takes you a year to finish that shit? It'd have to be like a high number. It has to be in the millions for me. Cause honestly, like, Oh no, but keep in mind, fam, if you're stuck in there, you gotta shit and pee. That's what I mean. It's gotta be, it's gotta be way over like the millions. You have no sewage. The fact that you have to be stuck in a room for God knows how long, like what, how are we doing food?

oh yeah no that's true that's fucked up mountain we gonna die oh shit that's true we would have to find a way and we'd have to do it quick and it depends on what type of style it is like are we doing like some modern like white room all these mysteries and stuff are we doing like an old-fashioned okay what if what if you get stuck in there with like a random bunch of people

And then it becomes like you guys are starving. Honestly, I don't know if I would do it with other people. I really don't. I don't think I would ever do something like that with other people. You're going to turn into Squid Game. Are you crazy? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, dead ass. That's probably what it's going to be. You go to sleep at night. Like, you gone. You ever watch that movie Platform?

Oh, where they have, where you, I was about to say spawn, like this is a game, but where you fall asleep and then you wake up on a platform and then the food tower is going down and stuff. It's like a little like table with food. So all the food starts at the very top floor and it goes down like, I think 300 levels, some shit like that. Something stupid, something crazy. So that's the only food they ever get. And it always like, it goes down. So let's say you're stuck on the 50th floor. You have to eat the scraps of whatever's left. Yeah. That's fucked up.

I have seen that movie, actually. And I was thinking about that, and it's like, they have so many... It's such a weird movie. I don't even remember, like, the true premise of why they're in there and what... I think they just did it as an experiment. They didn't know what they're getting into. Well, I know that they had, like, perfect, like, rule sets and stuff, too, for, like, if they're storing food and stuff. Because you can only keep...

And eat what's there. And then once the table's gone. You gotta throw that. Oh yeah. If you take something. If you take something. And you hold on to it. So that you can like. Eat later or something. Or so you can have it for another time. It like. Increases the temperature or something. Increase. Decrease the temperature. And it won't stop. Until you toss that food out. It's like. That's. Yeah. You get like punished. You get punished. Like they know what they're doing for that. But that.

bro and then and then they resort to like cannibalism that's that's that's what's messed up yo i heard this story do you know edgar allen poe no so i believe he wrote a story right and it was about this like um this shipwreck right or there are these people that are stuck on a boat you ever heard about this i'm you said shipwreck and i might i'm pretty sure i might have heard about this once he said that but i

Keep going. Yeah, so I think it's... The Life of Pi is actually inspired by it. But anyways, there's this group. I think there was three guys. And one of the kids, his name was like Richard Parker or something like that. So what happened was they're stuck there stranded in the middle of the ocean. And...

he had to resort to eating richard parker like the two other guys they ended up killing him and eating that kid so what's crazy edgar allen poe wrote that like early century then later on in the future i forgot what year exactly but there was an actual shipwreck lost in the middle of ocean with who was on it a man named richard parker and he was eaten alive by two other men

bro, shit like that messes with me. Cause it, so you like knew the future, bro. Yeah. It's like, how do you get something that you wrote so long ago or even something like that? How do you hit it right on the money? That's far. How do you get something right? Like I, of course people are, it's like, it's coincidence you'll say, but like just the thought that they can even be true. I know you get the name, right? You get,

You got the name and the condition right. That's flawed. The chances of something like that happening are like probably 10 times more unlikely than winning the lottery or something stupid like that.

like that it's gotta be to me i think cannibalism that's like one of the scariest things because it's that's someone that's lost everything up here because i couldn't even imagine like just just alone a dog oh yeah yeah because you share feelings right you share feelings and you you take it into your home bro did you know like pigs they're supposedly smarter than dogs like their iq is smarter than dogs are they i've heard that about like a lot of different animals but i've never heard pigs i didn't know about that but

that's crazy right because because if you think about it we just eat pigs like it's nothing but they're actually smarter than dogs so imagine they have more feelings than dogs that's messed up it's crazy to think about but like like it feels bad because like there's a lot of animal well one thing that uh like do you know crows crows are crazy intelligent yeah there's a there's a saying that i've heard a few times from a few older people like an animal like will remember like a smell

or a feature crow remembers a face so it's like you mess with a crow and like it remembers who you are like it knows who you are at that point like it's crazy like you'll see these videos of like pet crows go out fly out of a building go search for a day come back with like

$50 from, like, the ground. And we'll come back and put it in a bin. Yo, I think I heard a story about that, actually. Like, they're crazy smart. Yeah, they train them to, like, steal shit. Yeah, like, it's... It blows my mind how intelligent something that we don't even, like, think about. Like, it's like...

This animal is something that we just see flying around. It's like, oh, it's a bird. Like, it's whatever. And that bird's flying around, recognizing different things on our... Like, it probably knows who you are if it flies around the area. It's got, like, its territory. It's like, oh, that guy's going to work again. Yeah. He knows your routine. Like, imagine if you went outside every single day and there was a bird in your neighborhood and it knew your exact routine every single morning. And it'd wait for you. What if it'd wait for you outside because it knows that, like...

Oh, you always have breakfast in the morning and your mom makes you like, say your mom makes you like an egg that you don't like, hard-boiled egg or something, and you hate hard-boiled eggs. The bird sees you and it sees you throw it out every time you walk out. So it follows you. Oh, yeah. And it just picks up on your routine. And you already know, and you don't even know you're being followed. And we're worried about the government when these animals over here, like, do stuff like that. Because imagine the government did train, like, random wildlife to spy on us. The pigeons. The pigeons. Yeah.

So there's a theory.

that might be the dumbest theory but but you in the street but yo honestly pigeons it kind of it's plausible feel me it's possible it's dumb but it's possible it makes sense like i can understand like pigeons being robots that spy on us well i don't think like all i could understand like maybe like one pigeon drone or something that the government's made to keep an eye on an area or something that always sits on a perch or something it's like hunger games yeah it could make sense for something like that all pigeons being robots come on

What is that? I know. Opinions made by the government. I don't believe in something like that. Are you crazy? But if you think about it, like they used to use birds when they wanted to send messages and shit. They didn't have email fam. They were writing letters on it and tying it to their leg, bro. I saw this actually recently. You're writing a letter. You're writing a letter to a shorty back when you send in birds and she sends you with a double check mark. Oh, yeah.

You gotta wait like five weeks. You wait five weeks to open a double check to see red. Yo, that shit would've... Imagine, imagine, let's say, a man wanted to send like a marriage proposal or some shit. Yeah, yeah. He sent that over bird, and all he got back was a no.

It's got way to five weeks for a no from a bird, bro. Bro. The bird's delivering your L, fam. We over here thinking about, like, getting left on read is bad. These guys getting left by birds. Like, the bird comes back with nothing. It's just a bag. That sucks, bro. Oh, my God. I can't even imagine. Sometimes I wish I lived in a generation that had less technology, to be honest. Like the 80s? No, even, like, the 90s is fine. Like, sometimes I wish, like, damn, like, this stuff's so advanced. It kind of, like, really, like...

You think it ruins life? Not in a sense where like, I feel like my life is at a point where it's like, I'm perfectly fine with how life is. But sometimes I feel like it's almost too electronic. As much as I love electronics, I love my computer, I love the phones, I love messaging.

And having a way to interact with people that I don't have to be in person. Because sometimes I can't. I get home from work. It's 9 p.m. I'm exhausted. Worked nine hours or something. And I get home. I can just chill on my computer and, like, talk to people. Or just relax and, like, play a game or something. Like, that's great. You can't do that in...

long ago but sometimes i feel like it's almost like it's too overpowering like now i look i see my you feel like you're never alone yeah i feel like i see my little cousin with a phone like an iphone like 12 i'm like what are you doing you're 12 why you got an iphone but that's that's what it's gonna come to though i feel like i feel like our life now it's it's no longer just regular like there's no there's no way we can live without technology i think we were i think we came

into this world at a weird time. Cause our technology is moving so fast right now. Yeah. Like we, while we were younger, we had flip phones when we were like, what? Like grade four. Like young. Everyone had flip phones or a BlackBerry messenger. Yeah. Like example, how long did BlackBerry last? Realistically? Damn.

Yo, you know what is, though? Because we're going to say we're going to we're going to talk about that same shit like 12 years in the future or 20 years in the future, whatever. And it's going to be completely different. I feel like it just always changes, always advances. And it just feels crazy in this moment. But I think eventually when we're like, let's say, 80 years old and be like, damn, like we saw this already coming. I mean, I guess. Yeah, I could see that. It's just it's crazy. I mean, just like crazy.

how advanced stuff is. You know what I mean? It's like, you got stuff that's like, like what? Elon Musk talking about brain implants and shit like that now? The brain implants, yeah. It's like, what the hell? We're at that point? I'm over here like, still crazy like some of the stuff we get in our computers and stuff nowadays where it's like,

it can do what? Like the processing and all the stuff that the GPUs nowadays can do and like just computers in general. Do you think social media and do you think technology can make us crazy or it makes us more crazy? Yes, I do believe that. I definitely believe that technology has a

a big part in like kind of because we have the information right yeah because like the stories people who use social media or use the internet all the time and use it as a reliant source on information who don't properly fact check with their sources like maybe just they're on instagram they get everything they know from six was for

for example. It's like, sure, you might get updated on something that's true every once in a while, but you don't know half the story when you see something posted on Instagram, Twitter, whatever, Snapchat even. It's like, you're only seeing one side of that and you're really going to rely on that information. Like you could get someone recording something on Instagram for Instagram live and they see a big name who is really,

notorious for promoting like bad things and he says one good thing yeah like he's like puppies are great everyone should love puppies they post that and people are like yo this guy loves puppies and then they don't know about all like the other stuff he tweeted it could be like racist like yeah we only see a surface level of things and it's like you can't base your info off that okay I feel like that's what

The problem is with this generation and stuff is people base off surface level without getting their actual info. And that's why the internet stuff is causing problems because it's not enough research. That's true. Do you think with more we see, the more people copy? So, for example, do you think movies about serial killers, horror, whatever, inspires other people to do evil things? I think that depends on someone's living experience.

No, but let's say they never existed. Let's say there's a world where none of that shit existed. Like murder and stuff never existed. No, no, not murder, but like those movies or that content never existed. And then we live in a society now where we see that stuff. Do you think a lot of these bad things that come out in the world are inspired by content they consume or stories or even just like real life events that inspires them to do evil too? I think that

I think a lot of it can influence people to think that. But I think the people who actually do things come up with their own ideas. You know what I mean? Like you can go and you can go watch a movie about like some guy who drinks 12 Mountain Dews in whatever, 30 minutes. And you're like, holy crap, like two, 12 or 12 two-year bottles or whatever. That's crazy. It takes a different type of person to go out and try it again.

You know what I mean? Sure, it can influence us, but it takes another person to actually go, I'm going to do that. When it's something that you shouldn't just do.

You know what I mean? Like some guys out there like throwing dogs 12 feet or something and you go, wow, that's messed up. And you'll think about it and like maybe you'll see someone like pick up a dog and you'll think about the guy who threw like a bunch of them. Yeah. It takes another person to go pick up a dog and go, I'm going to try that. When you know it's messed up. Yeah, you know it's messed up. It's more or less a person's mental state. Yeah.

that makes it make someone do that. I don't think it's an influence on them. It might give them the idea to it if their mental state's already gone, but it depends on someone's mental. I think, you know, what's crazy. Cause I heard a lot of serial killers. Like I think Ted Bundy, he got a lot of fame from women. Like a lot of women wanted him. I,

I think so. My girlfriend's really into like the murder, like Netflix section where she can just watch all, all this stuff, like the documentaries and that. So she honestly, she is going to love this episode when she sees it. But yeah, I'm pretty sure she was telling me like that. Like they're regular people that try something once and get like hooked.

And they get addicted to it. And then it's a switch at that point. They try one thing. Like, I heard, like, I'm pretty sure she was telling me, like, Ten Bundy, like, yeah, he was a normal guy, like, or whatever. But he had one thing that he tried as a kid or something. And it just flipped a switch. Oh, shit. And he just kept, it got worse and worse and worse. And that's usually how it works with serial killers. I think the study was, like, women are attracted to men who have killed.

Really? Yeah. It has something to do with like our subconscious, our like animal instincts of being protected.

So if you think about it like Neanderthal era, a man that could kill is a very strong man, right? Someone that can protect you. Yeah. It goes back to like primitive senses and which is in the end that that's what we base everything off. Of course, we live this lavish life now where it's compared to even like a hundred years ago, you compare it to now it's like, holy. Yeah. Like that's crazy. Can you believe that bro? So can you believe honestly killing someone makes you more attractive? Yeah.

I could believe that subconsciously, yeah, guaranteed it could have an effect on someone. Man, I don't even want to begin to imagine that, though. Like, I don't want to say yes to that because, like, damn, that's bad. That's crazy.

Yo, check this out. So there's this story about this serial killer in Japan, right? And he was known... I think his name was the Kobe Cannibal. Okay. Kobe Cannibal. Okay. Right? And what he was, he was a serial killer that killed and ate his victims. So check this out. So he ended up getting caught, right? They put him into a mental asylum because they deemed him as insane rather than just a criminal because he's obviously not right in the head. But...

He only stayed in prison for 15 months or he only stayed in the asylum for 15 months and you set free. That's...

So he's out right now. Like to this day. And check this out. Check this out. So he became so famous. He ended up writing successful books. He ended up starring in movies. And he even has like his own fan base fam. He's like famous. And he's even famous for like telling people how the taste of human flesh is. That's bad.

That is disgusting. He's famous for that. That is disgusting. How can... I can understand it to a point where it's like, that's something only he can write about. Only he can talk about. So people who are into learning new things and all this stuff, you can only get that type of stuff from him. I completely get that. But it's like, how can you support that?

I don't know, man. Like, how can you continuously, like, fund him for what he's done? You know what I mean? You don't know if he's, like, still good. You don't know what his situation is. Yeah. Oh, the rumor was, the rumor was that the reason he got out of the mental asylum early was because his father was very, very wealthy. And they said he was released due to paperwork issues.

Paperwork issues, dog. What the fuck did that mean? What is paperwork issues when you're dealing with a homicidal cannibal that's supposed to be in jail, but instead he's in a mental asylum and he's got paperwork issues so he's allowed to be set? Okay.

Yeah. And there's a similar story too. There's like this next guy. He used to do the same thing, bro. He used to, he used to kill his victims and devour them with metal teeth. He has like, I think his name was the metal fang or some shit like that. This is in Kazakhstan. And he,

He was very famous for killing his victims, eating them with metal teeth. And what happened was they put him into a mental asylum also, but they freed him and he's out, bro. They said he's cured from his psychosis, but he's out there right now, dog. I really want to believe. I've never experienced it, so obviously I can't speak from it.

I don't know anyone that has. I really want to believe that you can truly be cured from serious mental illness like that. But I don't know how you can just be scot-free after, you know? That's crazy. That's mental. To the point where you can literally just be like, yeah, I'm a regular person again. Maybe you get restraints. How would you feel in the same room as that person? I wouldn't feel comfortable. It's like a...

The episode in Black Mirror where they have a division where you block people out. Or no, when someone gets highlighted. Do you remember? No, explain that. So there's a part in Black Mirror where it's like everyone has these implants essentially in their head and it goes through their eye. So it's basically like

you have essentially like your iPhone in your eyeball. Oh, so you can, you can like see, and there's all these filters, but the government and the government and the police can actually like blacklist people. What do you mean? So like say someone's like a pedophile, for example. Yeah. They're highlighted red.

Oh, that's crazy. So, like, they're permanently highlighted red. And everyone sees it. Oh, so, like, it's, like, in their eyes every day. So, like, every day. So, like, you walk down the street and you're highlighted red. Everyone around you is going to see you highlighted red. And they know, like, oh. He's, like, a sexual offender. Yeah, they know exactly what it is. Damn. It's, like...

that is a obviously that's so futuristic but that would be that's like a perfect way to punish someone for something like no that's real yeah like that's real that's a true thing that's something that obviously you can't do but that's something that should happen some sort of way to hide obviously the government knows but there's some sort of way to identify so you know what's going on like yeah with people who have not even like

Mental illnesses that would harm people Even just for themselves Like if someone has severe anxiety or something Just some way so that we can recognize Or at least like criminals At least recognize criminals When I say stuff like that I mean more or less like

recognize so that you know what to do if you ever see something happening yeah even like a way to identify like even something on your phone you can scan you're having an attack or something like say you have a mental illness where like you maybe need to sit down or like go somewhere quiet and just relax because you're like you're blowing up inside you just have some way for someone to like a pedestrian or even a worker scan your phone so they know exactly what to do like some way to like recognize something like that make it more like

accessible to everyone's knowledge but you know what they they've been trying to do that throughout history especially like i think in medieval times they used to put like a chain over people's necks if they were a criminal or whatever and and in japan it's deemed like if you have tattoos because you know the yakuza they have tattoos right so anybody that has tattoos they're actually not allowed to go into some bathhouses really because they're they're looked as criminals

Also, if you ever see somebody with a missing pinky finger and only four fingers, they're likely a member of the Yakuza. I was going to say, don't they have to sign like an oath or pact with that? With like a...

no no what it is i don't know what the reason is i remember seeing stuff like it's a punishment oh for like messing up yeah like you you did something you couldn't uphold your part of the promise yeah yeah exactly exactly so let's say let's say you messed up on a mission or you messed up on a debt they cut off your pinky finger and then that's how you can tell people are in the yakuza or part of gang gang influence i couldn't imagine losing something like that bro so check this out check this out there's a theory that

Bob the Builder. Okay, here we go. So check this out. Bob the Builder might have been part of the Yakuza.

So in Japan, in Japan fam, they banned Bob the Builder because he had four fingers. He only had four fingers. He didn't have five. So in Japan, when they see those four fingers, they're like, oh, he's missing a finger because he's part of the Yakuza and they cut off fingers for punishment. Oh.

Oh, so they're saying Bob the Builder messed up his building job and he got his fingers knocked off. Exactly. So he's affiliated, bro. Bob the Builder's affiliated with the Yakuza dog. That's so bad. I feel bad at that point. Man, that's crazy. What? But it's just those little things, right? Yeah, it's just the little things. It's something that... Like, it's obviously not. It's something that like, oh, the States just made this like cartoon. I don't know. Is Bob Builder like American? I got it.

I think so. I think it's American. It's just one of those things that the Americans may thought it'd be cute or whatever, may encourage you now of it, but because like, they don't know what's going on in other countries and stuff. It's like, damn, he's now profiled as a Yorkie. Cause we didn't know.

That's messed up. What the hell? Bob the Builder, I think that was one of my favorite shows growing up, though. That was a sick show. Cartoon-wise, honestly, what I would watch a lot, it was with my grandmother, actually. I'd watch a lot of iCarly when I was a kid. iCarly, yeah. iCarly when I was a kid. I'd literally, obviously, I'd have my cartoons and stuff. I'd watch, I specifically remember going, it'd be around like 5.30 p.m. or something after school when we were in elementary, when we were young, and we'd be in my grandmother's basement on the couch with her watching an episode of iCarly.

Carly. Yeah. Like that, that's one of the shows I remember. I don't honestly, I look back at it. I don't remember actually properly watching it. I would just sit down and I would look at the TV and like watch it, but not watch it. You know what I mean? Oh, I guess you, I guess you, it's like a white noise. Yeah. When I was a kid, I feel like everything was white noise. I didn't fully like actually process stuff properly when I was watching shows. I was just watching cause I saw stuff.

Okay, okay. Do you, do you, if you have like a handheld video game and a TV going on at the same time, do you spend more time looking at the TV or spending time on the video game?

probably the video it's it forces you to engage more yeah like like a hundred percent um i definitely would pay attention like there's even times where like i'm on my phone and i've got something going on in the background like maybe i'm like scrolling through instagram or something and then all of a sudden i hear something i'm like what what are you saying yeah like i i'm picking up on what they're saying but unless it's something that will like catch my attention it's like

I'm not noticing it or whatever. One of the big things, I watch a lot of Twitch streamers too. I've been watching a lot of Summit, who's a very big streamer. I've been watching him for a long time. But he's been in this F1 craze where he's doing simulation racing and stuff. And like...

I'll just like, whatever, I'll be on my phone or something. And then all of a sudden, I hear him crash into something. Oh, shit. I'll hear him crash. I'll go, yo, what'd you just do? Like, I'll look over. I'm like, damn, you messed up. You know, I think there's something therapeutic, right? That's the word? There's something therapeutic about just...

having something on and it feels like you're supposed to put it on. Yeah. You get me? Just something to relax to or like vibe to. Whatever. Podcast, YouTube, TV. Even like TikTok, bro. I feel like sometimes you go to the TikTok app and scroll through almost like

Not even just because you want to look at content. It's just a habit. Just to see what's like. Or, like, if you switch apps. Because I know a lot of people, like, they'll go exit Instagram and go straight to YouTube. Exit YouTube, go straight back to Instagram. Or go to Snapchat, whatever it may be. And I feel like we were brainwashed to do that shit, bro. Like, almost as habit. Almost as habit. I feel like now it's almost, like, second nature. You know what I mean? Yeah.

You go like one thing I know I know I'll do all the time is if I'm not if I'm on YouTube or something on my phone or I'm just chilling on my phone like after work. I'm on my phone. I'm looking. I'm scrolling through and then I go on YouTube and I'll watch something and then get a message from like my girl or something. I go respond and then go to Instagram. Then I check Snapchat. Then I go back to YouTube. And then the same process keeps on happening. Like once you cycle me out, I check everything. Go back. Yeah. That's facts. That's facts.

And it's like, why even do that? Like, what's the point? Just like the YouTube holes too. Like, every single thing is meant to keep us on there. Right? And YouTube is so good at that because they really push the content that really makes you dive deep. 3 a.m. watching two guys build a hut in the middle of nowhere. Like that shit. Those stuff, it's like, it knows where...

when you want to watch something and what's going to pique your interest sometimes, I swear. Like, especially some of the shorts. Have you seen the YouTube short recommendations? Those ones are actually really good because they're always something like comedic or interesting. No, mine are messed up though. Mine are like fucking like dark web footage. Yeah.

my my stuff is always like harry from the sideman gets exposed like oh bro we have different we have different pages my stuff's my that's my shorts or it's always like even like content stuff it just like basic things my youtube stuff is usually usually pretty like harmless i'd say most of the time bro i don't usually have too much stuff for me it's bad because like it shows me content that's

kind of scary and kind of eerie and shit late at night bro so so it keeps me up yeah one thing actually i had a i had a little era where i was like really into like the spc like oh yeah yeah yeah that horse of like that those like science fiction like horror thing it's almost like real like when i read it or listen to it sometimes it's explained in a way that makes it seem like so realistic to our world that sometimes i like get caught up i'm like are you

Yo, I have a theory about it though. I have a theory. Really? SCP? I have a theory that all the SCPs are actually real, but they just put it out on the internet to try and like make it a folklore. I've seen that stuff. Try and make it dumb. I've actually seen one of those. And what always puts me off is literally just how realistic they make them. Yeah. Like the stories and stuff. Because it's so detailed, bro. It's like somewhere in Finland in the northern part of blah, blah, blah. Yeah, what the fuck? They found...

They found this in a bush that related to that. I was like, huh? Bro. I'm like, where are you getting this info? And they spread it out across the world with like these origin stories of these like creatures and stuff. So what if, what if it's actually just like one of the workers that work at that facility? Just making money. Yeah. Just like almost like a gossip girl type of shit. You know what I mean? She's just like secretly writing all these stories and leaking it out for us. What's crazy is like some of that stuff is scary.

It's scary, bro. It's scary. It's terrifying. Like, my top three are the basic three, which is Peanut, which is like this concrete, like. Oh, what's that? It's a concrete figurine, essentially, that's around like 5'11", 6'0", so basically around like our height. Yeah. It doesn't move while someone's looking at it. It's like the fallen, it's like the angels. Oh.

It's like the weeping angels. It doesn't move at all when you're looking at it. But the moment you turn away, it will move. Like you hear it creak across the floor. Oh, shit. Like instantly. And what it does is it literally just snaps. Snaps you? It just snaps your neck. If you're not looking at it for long enough and you don't keep a train of thought, it literally just snaps your head.

And that's it. And it's like a moment thing. And you don't know how, it's literally got like little nubs. You can probably put a photo on screen up there or whatever. But it's like weird looking. It's like creepy. And then you have like Shy Guy and the Plague Doctor. What's a Plague Doctor? So the Plague Doctor is actually very, this is probably my favorite one just because of how much story you get off of him. Because it's basically a very intelligent SCP that is able to zombify like anything.

anything and it's looking for a cure for oh my god it's been so long since I've looked at this stuff but it's looking for a cure for this disease this pestilence it's called the pestilence it's like everyone's infected and he's the only one that can cure it and when he cures people he's basically killing them and then resurrecting them in this way that zombifies them and it's messed up but he's like

extremely smart and he's like a surgical doctor but he's dressed up in literally like plague mask clothing and the thing is he has no skin beneath that that's almost that's him everything's bound to him yeah yeah he can't take anything off that's just him and they don't know what's inside it's like all this crazy shit I'm like damn

Seriously, where do you think of all this shit that comes out? And this is probably like what a small team. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like, Oh my God. You're watching this shit at like 2 a.m. The worst time. Just like, yo, I really need to be in bed. I got examined tomorrow. And I'm over here watching this plague doctor story about how this guy's carrying the pestilence off these people. I'm like, what's,

What am I doing? And then I think back about the vlogs I made because some of them I put some jump scares in that shit. And now I'm thinking about like, damn, I wonder if they're watching that shit at like 2 a.m., 3 a.m. and scaring the crap out of them, bro. Bro,

I remember seeing like old videos like that or even watching for some reason I'd get like back when Five Nights at Freddy's like remember that one yeah that was a big thing watching those like Markiplier play yeah like two in the morning for no reason I'm like oh yeah why am I doing this to myself I'm a child and I'm watching this horror stuff at 2am I'm like oh my god

You would just like, it just impulsively. We still haven't even posted the, the, the recent vlog. I know. I know. I actually was going to like talk to you about that. I'm like,

so where are they gonna find out about that because i think i want to post it december or even just next year because i want to stockpile and more vlogs for it for all of them because i don't want to just drop one and then wait a long time i want to be able to drop one and then drop the next one and drop the next one right well i mean like hey we still got more horror stuff we gotta do so you have a lot of stuff to do a lot of stuff on the on the checklist

I'm still looking forward to the one we've been talking about that you've been talking about. No spoilers. Oh, yeah. Okay, there's one I want to talk about because this one's a big trip and I really, really want to go. There's this place in Mexico. It's called the Island of the Dolls. You ever heard about this? No.

No. You about to mess me up. So check this out, bro. Check this out. So this is Island and it just has like hanging toy dolls all over the trees. Deserted Island in Mexico. So the legend has it that there was this man that lived there, right? By himself. And there was a girl that died. She drowned nearby the Island.

And ever since he saw that girl drown, dolls would float up to the surface of the water out of nowhere and they would just appear. So for 50 years, this guy would take the dolls and

and tie them to the trees and just hang them 50 years so you can imagine how many dolls are on that island and i'm gonna put up pictures it's filled with dolls bro i'm gonna show you oh god man that that's like and this wasn't happening before i'm assuming because he he was around the area yeah and all of a sudden this this girl drowns and then it's almost like a curse look look look

all of these dolls my question is do you think he's helping the curse or do you think he's like giving a warning who knows what do you think he's doing with that at that point why why why put the dolls there why continue it for that long like what what i don't know because no sane person like why what makes you want to do that what makes you want to see you saw someone drown there and then the dolls pop up so you're like i'm gonna put this here as a memento and then you notice they keep on showing up showing up and you're like

How do you get that as a sign to keep doing... You know what I mean? Maybe... What if he was, like, possessed, bro? What if he was cursed himself because he lived on the island? That would...

Honestly, what if the dolls are like... There's just so many, bro. What if the dolls are like a sign from the people from the mainland? What if they're not actually like... They're helping keep the curse there. And it's a sign from the mainland giving them to him to keep the bad spirits out. And each doll he keeps on hanging, keeps on doing it. But he thinks he thinks that. It's like a sign for him. But it's actually the mainland cursing him into...

Staying with the spirits. Staying with the spirits. Oh, shit. Yeah, like, taking all of the bad energy and giving it to that island. And that's why they keep on giving the female dolls because it's the most representation. It's what he will think of when he sees it. That's fucked up.

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P slash jumper or use code jumpers. The link will be down in the description below. Make sure to click it. And then we got to visit there, bro. We got to visit there. And there's stories of like, they see ghosts, they hear voices. Is this like a night trip? Stop. Would this be like a night trip? Are we like, no, we got to go during the day, bro. I'm not going there at nighttime. Yo,

Yo, and then I heard this. There's this other place I really want to visit too. It's called the Winchester House. You ever heard about this one? Winchester House. Not that... Maybe? I don't think so though. So do you know Winchester? Yeah, yeah. The gun brand, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So they made the Winchester rifle. Yeah. Right? So check this out. There was this woman. She was a member of the Winchester family. And she...

she was being haunted, right? She was being haunted in her house. So she went to a medium and the medium told her she was being haunted by the families and the people that the Winchester guns killed. Oh,

So all of the victims that were killed by Winchester guns were haunting her house. So what she did, the medium told her the only way you can stop them from haunting you is to confuse the ghosts. So she made her whole house. You can Google this a maze. So there's staircases that go to the ceiling. There's doors that go to nowhere. There's like mile long hallways that go into nowhere. It's a huge like complex of just like a

Like a big house of crazy mazes. Man, I like it. I don't really care for mazes or whatever. I feel like I could be good at them. I've never really done it. Sure, you do the corn mazes at Wonderland. But not haunted though. But like this stuff is actually...

actually like haunted you going in here you need to remember this route yeah because the worst part is you're in there and you forget or you don't have someone with you you don't have a guide and like you start hearing shit and then you start losing track of stuff and it's over you're gonna be stuck in there for how long it it was meant for the ghosts themselves too so you don't know where the spirits got trapped because that's what she was trying to do so she essentially she was basically like

Trying to lure ghosts into areas where they can't get out from. Yeah. And then keep them stuck inside the maze. Exactly. Exactly. Because she was getting haunted in her house. And then the ghosts would follow her everywhere. So she had to confuse them in a way. Bro, you're making me think of like all the times like I got lost in shit. And it's like, what if that happened to someone else? And they just never got out. And they just stuck there. Yeah, bro.

Because if we can get lost ourselves, spirits can get lost too. Spirits can get lost too. Man. Maybe that's why a lot of these haunted places, whether they be castles or these abandoned buildings. Or mansions and all this other stuff. Mansions, they get trapped. That's why they're haunted because the spirits are actually trapped there. They don't know how to get out.

That's believable, actually. There's so many of these big estates or something, or these confusing houses and all this stuff. It's haunted or whatever. Or they advertise it. And it's not like anything in particular might have happened. It's not like the...

What movie is it that we were talking about? What movie is it where the house... It actually happened that you can rent out. Oh, it was Conjuring. It's not something like that where some crazy shit happened. It's just more or less like anything could have led up to this and like...

It's just stuck there because it's this big area. It's not like some crazy stuff. See, the Conjuring House is so fucked because it's like active. Feel me? People still go there to see ghosts. Like if you want to see ghosts, go there. Yeah. Like you can actually see ghosts. Honestly, I'd be down. I would be down, but I don't want to like, you know what I mean? I don't want to bring nothing with me. I don't want that energy. You got me? That's an intense like expedition if you're doing it.

Yeah. Like, that's not, like, the faint of heart. Like, go out here just to, like...

see something like you gotta be mentally and physically prepared for what you're about to experience but i don't think anything can prepare you though because who knows what it is you will see like there's no telling what you'll see but that's what that's what you gotta be like you gotta try your best like hey sometimes you study for a test you you still just gonna try your best for that one yeah it's so different you you open the first page of the exam it's like

It's the same thing. Because you're fucked. You just gotta be ready for it almost. I know you can't be fully prepared for everything. It's true. You can never be fully prepared for

what will happen. But you can avoid things. Yeah, you can help avoid stuff. And so, like, you bring a cross. Maybe you bring Yeah, when you went to the tunnel, when you went to the haunted tunnel, bro, I brought a rosary. You had everything on deck. I had the bracelet, everything. You had it strapped up. I saw the bracelet. I'm like, damn.

I'm protected, man. You ready for this? It's like, shit, I feel underprepared. Because I think that's important, especially if you're dealing with those type of things that are real, right? You don't know what can attack you and you don't know what can protect you. So it would be smart to protect yourself at least. It's one thing when you go somewhere and you're like, oh yeah, this is whatever. Like, you know, like we're going to this place. They say it's haunted, this and that. It's one thing when you actually have like people like, yeah, yo, like I've seen stuff. Like there's...

reports of stuff happening. It's an actual thing. It's not just like someone going, oh, yo, you see that tree? Girl died there. Yeah, it's not like that. Five years ago. There's a whole history. Your friend's telling you a story, like, you see that? That's haunted. Like, you're in, like, grade nine or something. You go in the forest, you see a big tree with a hole in it that, like, has space for a body. You're like, someone died there. It's like, no. It's gone.

Like, relax. Like, it's one thing to, like, actually have hard evidence on something. You know what I mean? Do you think a lot of these haunted places, whether they be, like, family houses, do you think those family lines ended? I don't know. I feel like just names change, you know? I don't feel like... I never feel like a family line's, like, ended, ended, you know?

You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You always have someone blood related that you don't know. That's true. Like, let's be honest. There's always, like, some sort of blood relation to either you or a family member that will keep your line going in a sense. Obviously, if you grow up and you don't, like, have a child or something, obviously, your immediate line, like, maybe you yourself as a person, you're losing that continuation. Yeah. But your family line will most likely have somewhere that continues from. I think something crazy, like, 60% of people from Asia...

Have a bloodline attached to Genghis Khan. Something crazy like that. It's crazy shit like that. It's like, what the...

Like we're all related to Genghis Khan. Like that's so messed up. What the hell? That's how much. Where is that coming from? That's how much conquering he's done. Man. And that's what I was talking about my grandfather too. Yeah. Because he's got Portuguese last name. But from all I know, he's from Guyana. Like he's born in Guyana. I don't know of any sort of Portuguese. You got to dive deep. You got to go down and dig. And there's so many different things that can happen, right? But see, he could be, he could have a Portuguese last name because maybe his great-great-great-grandmother

was married a Portuguese founder. Like, I don't know what it is. And then maybe from there, that Portuguese founder, that was the only one. And then the rest continues, Guyanese bloodline. Oh yeah. So I don't know exactly where and when the Portuguese got picked up in my Guyanese side and how much of it actually truly affects that bloodline. Yeah, that's so true. It's like, it's messed up. I'm like,

because my grandfather, he don't look Portuguese. Sorry, I can tell you that much. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because imagine looking back and then some of your ancestors were famous people or at least like in history, important people. I literally have told this because I still want to do like a bloodline test. Oh, like the ancestry stuff. Yeah, like something to get some sort of a little bit more story because my mom always used to say, I want to know more about my family and stuff. And she's like,

And it's, it's what, we're not special, blah, blah, this and that. It's like, you always tell me not to do. I'm like, I want to, like, I want to know that like, this is something I actually really want to, I mean, like I'm intrigued. I want to know what's happening. Imagine. Well, what are some of the crazy things that happened in Guyana? Like historical events. There's a lot of like, I'm pretty sure it was like just conquered.

like over and over essentially because what portugal was in charge of at one point that portugal left and other countries oh yeah so like it's a mix of like conquering i'm assuming obviously i'm not history major i don't know my facts but i know portugal had a big colony there and then portugal lost its colony so i know portugal was at least there and then portugal was a lot of places though i think one of the craziest stories to come out of guyana though was the jonestown massacre

You heard about that? No. Now you're about to. The only thing I know is that my grandfather used to tell me there's rats the size of dogs. He used to go like, he tells me still like he would never go back. Apparently. Yeah. He just would not go back. Not back. Huh? But I think it's like crime and government or something like that. But he's like, yeah, I'd never go back. And then he's like, but the rats there are big. I'm like, I don't even know. The rats are big and the bats are the size of us.

So imagine a four-foot rat fam, bro. I'm not four foot but like a four footer at I mean four foot bat my bad That's like a fucking human bro, that's my dog, bro, but you see my dog yet. Oh, well, you know, you have my dog Let me show you let me show you a video real quick before you before we continue this my dog is big now, bro It's stupid. He'd be grown for those of you who don't know. Um

I have a Great Dane and he's only eight months old. Great Danes are huge. Look at this. He's barely eight months now. He's barely eight months? He's not full size. He's got to grow for over another year. I put him in a headlock because he's trying to fight with me. He's trying to scrap. Then he jumps up. Look where he is on me. I turn around.

This guy's literally like grabbing him, chewing on my hair. Cause he's that tall at that point. That's crazy. He's always seven months. It's like,

bro how do animals get this big like it's one thing when you never see an animal or something like wolves for example oh wolves are crazy they're bigger than they look you see like all these photos and videos and stuff like ah yeah they look so cute and then someone's beside them and you go whoa yeah pause that something ain't right that shit didn't look that big two seconds ago because they actually look like um they're huge they're fucking like they look like game of thrones level yeah

Or even moose. Oh, yeah. Moose are crazy big. I think the size of like a truck, bro. Yeah. Bigger than a F-150. I have a coworker who...

I don't mind it. I don't like the idea of it, but he hunts moose. I think they're too mystical. They're almost prehistoric creatures. Not real shit. He hunts them. He shows me photos though. They're big. He's tiny compared to this. I'm like, oh my god, the antlers are the same size as you. They're Canadian elephants. They're honestly like elephants. When you see them on TV,

or like cartoons and shit they don't make them look that big no they don't but in reality they're fucking huge or even Wanoa Wanoa persuades everyone too it's like Christmas decorations yeah because the Christmas decorations aren't life size but you're so used to seeing like deer and then you see the moose oh yeah I know that's so true they're like 6 feet tall or like maybe 7 feet tall at most for like the moose decorations with the antlers

And it's like, you get so accustomed to seeing them like that because it's never something you'll probably see normally. Cause like we, what we have deer in Toronto area. Like that's it. That's fine. Like deer is the most you'll get. You'll never see a moose unless you go like way up North. It's like, unless you actually see one, you won't even realize how big that shit is. Cause you're so accustomed. Oh, I didn't even finish my, we,

We got you so sidetracked. Wait, wait, wait. What were we talking about? We were talking about Guyana. Oh, the Jonestown Massacre. Yeah. So you ever heard about the Jonestown Massacre? No. Never? I've never heard of it. Probably because my grandfather wouldn't want to tell. It's probably something my family just wouldn't want to tell me because it's like Guyana. Because when I was a kid, I used to say, let me go to Portugal. Let me go to Guyana. I've been to Portugal now. I've seen my actually home blood family now. You ever been to Guyana? No. No.

Sorry, I went to Portugal. I went to the island because I'm from the Azores. And I got to meet actual Portuguese family members. People I would never meet ever normally. I got a chance to meet them. I'm like, that's crazy. And it's because it's a good area there. It's fine. But Guyana's different. But Guyana's different. Sure, I have blood there, but it's almost like you're risking stuff to go there. Sometimes it's not safe, right? Yeah. So I guess it's probably one of those things where it's like, eh, maybe.

Maybe like not get him too interested in the topic. I feel like obviously I don't know if that's true for my parents or my grandparents, but that's kind of how I feel at this point. Yeah. You know, so, so there's this movie coming out with Leonardo DiCaprio and he's going to play Jim Jones. So this is like full funded. No, this is like, this is a true story. This is based on a true event. And Jim Jones, he was pretty much this cult leader, right?

He was this huge cult leader. And I think to this day, it's still the biggest massacre in history. I think, I believe, or at least like mass suicide. Yeah. At least mass suicide in history. So he ended up creating this whole like community of,

of followers that believed in him and he convinced them to all drink this kool-aid poison kool-aid all at the same time and ended up killing i believe hold on let me see how much exactly so i want to get the facts right that's crazy but this is gonna be like a full-funded movie then though if like this shit about to be like actual like good production like this ain't no like netflix like tier three no this is like this is gonna be like a so in total 918 individuals died in jonestown that's

That's so messed up. All but two from apparent cyanide poisoning from the purple Kool-Aid. That's so messed up, man. And like this had to be like deranged or something. Like what was his motive? I don't know, man. I don't know. I got to look into it more and it's going to be dope because we get to see it in the movie. We get to see the real story, right? But that might be a movie night type deal. Yeah.

oh it might be the movie night you can run it on movie night that's a good idea that's a good idea that one there but yo that means we have to wait to watch it but like man we can watch it with everyone else man see stuff like that like cult leaders bro imagine how much influence you have on

a population like that where you can convince them to take their own lives. Like how, how do you, I just don't even understand how you get someone so like entangled into your beliefs that they're just like, so that like obedient or like almost like a slave at that point. Yeah. So like what you're, what you believe in, what you preach, it's crazy to me. Obviously you can say that for like other things. You can say that for so many things though, right? But it's like when it's one person preaching something like that,

is influencing all these people. It's like... With no even... From what I can tell, because we don't... Again, we don't know too much. I could be wrong. Yeah, we don't know the whole story. Who doesn't have like...

He's not like this massive scholar that graduated from Harvard that's preaching something about medicine. Yeah, who knows, though? What did this guy do to have that much? I think what it was, really, it's more of his influence and the capability of being able to change people's minds. Just even look at all of the occult leaders, bro. Look at even Hitler, bro.

In a sense, he was very, very powerful in the way he changed people's minds. That's crazy. He was almost like just... He knew what to say. Yeah. He had a latch on the people. People who ascend to that power literally just know how to manipulate the shit out of anyone. And I think that's like...

That's a very dangerous skill for anyone to be able to properly possess. Like being able to just flip the switch on someone's opinions. Like someone's over here talking about how they don't like this. And you're able to convince them literally within that day on how they were wrong and you were right. If you're actually able to consistently do that to people, that's a very scary power.

It's scary. And if you can do that from a mass viewing, like someone in this case who was Hitler, who had all this power in his country, and he has this ability to do that stuff, just kind of preach like that. And start a war. It's mental. Like, I just don't understand how it gets to that point. I think what's crazy is we don't really take in how many cults there are.

in the world. You get me? There's so many. Cause I remember seeing this Tik Tok, right? And it was like a viral Tik Tok where these people, they would pretend they're in a cult pretend. Right. And they would drink like, like Kool-Aid all together and like, Oh, we're in, we're in a call, blah, blah. But it was kind of like a cult. Right. But from the outside view, we see that, but they don't get me.

So they were doing this TikTok. They all practiced like drinking, blah, blah, blah. And then this one guy, it was his turn. He's like, oh, wait, right now? Wait, we're going live right now? So apparently he's one of the top members in this group, in this community. And he was wondering if they're actually going to kill them that day. Like they were actually going to do it. Damn. What? What?

So, so listen, so it's like almost like they're practicing. They're practicing for the real event. But this guy's like, Oh wait, is it the real event now? Like, is this, is this it? That's so messed up, man. It's like, and that happens. That happens all around the world. And that happens in, even in America, even in Canada. Like we don't even know half the stuff that happens. Like it's probably going on all over the place. Probably happening in Toronto, probably happening somewhere in the States, South America, Europe, uh,

uh africa like asia like all these different places it's probably happening all the time and we have no sense of it because it's not something the news is that we're gonna show yeah that's true what i mean that's so true it's just one of those things that like won't be talked about and if it is it's like the bottom headline people three people died they're not gonna say from what i know it's like swept under the rug right they're not gonna do anything about it's like

I believe... Do you ever heard of Charles Manson? He was one of the biggest cult leaders. You never heard about him? I don't think so. So, you know Once Upon a Time in Hollywood? It's like a Tarantino movie. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You watch it or not? I believe I have. Oh, yeah, you watched it? Yeah, yeah, I believe I have. So, it was about the Charles Manson murders. They put like a twist on it, but it was necessarily about that. And then they just like kind of parodied it. They parodied it, right? So, Charles Manson, he was this cult leader and...

And he conducted like a bunch of different murders in Hollywood. And he told people to go kill them, right? His cult members. And there's this conspiracy that Charles Manson himself was a test with the CIA. Like he has real ties with the CIA. So, and around the same time they were doing conductive experiments on

of mk ultra you ever heard of that yes i've heard of mk ultra and mk ultra for the people that don't know are experiments with brainwashing and experiments with the mind exploring the mind so you can only imagine the tie-in of the cult you're walking and brainwashing walking by on set someone says blueberry pie yeah he snaps back he's like what

Or what if he was the one brainwashing his members? His members using those tactics and experimenting on those people. Damn, man. The worst part about all this stuff is it always comes back.

It always comes back. Yeah, it always comes back. No matter what you do, it's going to come back. You know what's crazy? You can go to the CIA website and you can go into their articles and search up MKUltra and you can look through their study. And it's a real study explaining how they experimented with astral projection, with the mind, with dreams, and brainwashing. Don't they have to like...

submit files for, like, public release, like, after a certain amount of time. So no matter... Isn't that what happened with the alien stuff, too? I think it's called, like, the Black Book, right? Something like that. They held onto it for so long or something, and it got to the point where, like, okay, we gotta release it now or something. I don't know. I think there's, like, a time span for it. Yeah, they have to. They have to release it. They have to release their classified information to the public or something so that, like, basically the U.S. wants to know everything that happens in their country. Yeah. So that they're aware of, like, what's going on. But...

man, like that's, imagine the stuff. How can you do stuff? How can you do secretive stuff in the CIA just to know it's going to come back and bite you in the ass like a few years later? You know what I, well, not a few years, but it will come back to you eventually. Imagine being an agent, bro. How would that be like? Imagine being a real CIA agent. Yo, actually, I'm not going to cap, uh, one of, uh,

uh which is my girlfriend's i don't know if it's family member or friend is actually in the cia in the states i'm gonna cut out the name but like yeah well i don't yeah oh i don't know his name i don't know anything about him i just know he like worked with the president i'm pretty sure at one point he was like a bodyguard i don't know what year it was but he was like a bodyguard for the president he like worked for the cia i don't think i don't think he did anything like secretive but he was technically like he was an agent he worked for the cia and i'm like

that's kind of live but that's kind of like just scary it's scary but it's dope though because i wanted i want to meet the real james bond feel me yeah like know who our actual like super soldiers are yeah you know what i mean like super spies yeah you base all this stuff off like these comic books or whatever and stuff like but there's i want to meet the real deal exactly what do you mean you're talking about james bond i want to meet like our like our go-to our number

Yeah. We got a problem and it's like, all right, this is our squad. You know what I mean? Like, like, like, uh, like Rainbow Six Squad or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They build, like, the Rainbow Six rosters, like, built off all these, like, super agents. You know what? For each country. Going back to, like, the SCP thing, what if a bunch of these stories about, like, James Bond and all of these other characters, they were based on real agents? Because...

honestly you would wanna you would wanna tell their story at some point especially if it involved their life and death situations you know what i mean that would be really that honestly that's probably i hope that's true yeah i would hope that's true i would hope you're basing it off of some source no it doesn't even have to be like straight to the book obviously you're not gonna base everything like off what happened because then that's not the movie you know what i mean it sucks that

Those people die and they've done so much for us that we would never know. That's crazy to me. Because you would want to put a memorial for them or something. You know what I mean? It's like we just had...

um, Canada day for like the vets and November remembrance day. Jesus. I can't even speak. Um, but we had a remembrance day and it's like all these vets and stuff. It's like, it's, it's the time to appreciate that. Like that's the, probably the one thing that I don't care really what your reasoning is. You should never ruin anything about remembrance day. You know what I mean? Never ruin, uh,

memorial, a ceremony. Be quiet if you're in somewhere that's doing the moment of silence for the soul. Because

unless you're there you don't know what it's like that's yeah that's a lot of situations you've been in that don't don't talk like you know war because you don't and it's like it blows my mind it's like how can you like not care about like this one day yeah like this one moment i don't even i don't even care if you like don't celebrate it in a sense i think you should um to a point obviously everyone has their own opinions i think you should celebrate remember and say to a point but like

If you don't do it, but you don't even take, like, a moment of silence if you're in somewhere that's doing it. Like, school, didn't we... We used to have a moment of silence for, like, the assemblies. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then they play the music. Then, like, you see the one kid on his phone in the assembly or something. I'm like, bro, just get off your phone. I know. Like, take a moment. Yeah. Like, that's one thing I can never, like, understand. It's, like, just... I know. And then the worst is, like...

When your friends try to make you laugh during those times. Bro, those are the worst, man. Like, when you have to be quiet during something very serious. And then they're just doing something. They're, like, joking and shit and then trying to make you laugh. Bro. Or, um...

What was it? Or even... Even... I'm trying to remember what it was. But even during the assemblies when you have, like, people saying, like, the national anthem even sometimes. Like, when you have an assembly for the national anthem for that day, it's like, come on. Like... I know. Like...

I get it. Some people are like rushing at the start of school or something. Like if you're late and you got a test and you got to kind of move and like the national anthem starts playing and you do what you can, like, cause you gotta go to class. You take off your hat, you do all this. So when you get inside, you're, you're trying to respectfully appreciate it, but also you need to go somewhere. Yeah. Facts. I understand people saying like, Oh, you have to wait, but life's not waiting for you.

In the long run. You know what I mean? It's one thing when everyone's doing it, but when it's affecting you and only you at that time, like when time actually matters, like I don't think anyone's going to get mad at you. Yeah, I think no matter what, when you go throughout life, you're always balancing and always giving up something.

to do something else. Yeah. You have to find a balance for it. That is true. That's probably the most important thing in life in general. Yeah. And especially if you have like a lot of ambition to do something that's outside of the norm, then you see like you taking on paths other people would see like, why are you doing that? Right. But then as long as you have trust in your path or your route,

then I guess it is good to whatever. I mean, don't care about their opinion, but still proceed with caution, you know? Yeah, and that's also true. It's like always stick to your guns, but know when to take advice. You know what I mean? Always believe in what you're doing. You should always have faith in what you're doing, but know when someone is trying to actually...

Give you advice and when to, when to help out and you can be, take a step off where you're going and look at what he's like, look at what someone else is doing or look at what someone else is saying to you. So you can actually like understand the situation a little bit better or even, or even know when somebody is giving you bad advice. Yes.

Because that's huge. That's huge. Bad advice is probably one of the bigger problems that you can get. Because, like, you never, unless you're in the experience, like, a lot of people who ask for advice are asking for it because they've never done that before. Exactly. You know what I mean? Yeah. So this is going to be their first time. So they actually can't tell what's good and what's bad.

So when you get bad advice as a beginner, it's awful because you go right the wrong way. I know. You just went, you put it in reverse. You were getting ready to start the race and you pushed down on your manual transmission and slammed in reverse by accident. You went right backwards. I swear you got to have like a license to give advice out, fam. I swear. Honestly, you can't. Some people who openly speak their mind shouldn't be allowed to openly speak their mind.

Some, some, yeah. Some people. But honestly, like, they can say what they want. You just have to be smart, you know? Everyone can have good advice and everyone can understand and everyone has the right to speak, obviously. But just sometimes when they get a hold of what they're saying and they keep going on and going on, it's like,

This is the way I see it. I see it as like, I get frustrated. Yeah, I really do. Everybody's going to say something, right? Everybody's going to speak their mind no matter what. You can't stop them from doing that. You can't change that. They're going to do it. So my opinion, all you can do and what you have the power to do is to choose whether or not to listen. I mean, or choose whether or not that you're going to take that advice for the better or for the worse. Even now, it's like all the COVID stuff, all the...

All the masks. Exactly, yeah, yeah. Everything. If you just take everything as is. You got this swarm of info coming from you. You're getting like all of these. We got all the Canadian doctors talking. We got what?

sky well yeah what's his name we got chris sky chris sky we got all these different people talking in canada and then you have just this big mass of information you have to sort and file through and for some people they can't tell what's true or not and i don't blame them because there's a lot to go through you got to stick to your better judgment especially like my lola because my lola she's on facebook and shit and she doesn't know the internet like we do

Yeah. Yeah. So we see like, um, what do you call it? The spam chain mail. You're watching a movie. You're watching something on one, two, three movies and you get a chain mail. You just saw you on an iPhone 13 and you like, no, even the chain mail, they send like, if you, if you don't send this to three people, God is not going to let you inherit something like that. You know what I mean?

So, bro, some of my family members, my older family members, they would send the message because they believe in it, right? Yeah, they don't know any better. They don't know any better. They don't know any better. They haven't been accustomed to something. It's not advice they've received yet. They don't know. Yeah.

They're not like accustomed to using it. We probably learned when we were a little kid going on the computer. Your parents still don't click that. Don't do this. Don't do that. Like I remember going on my old Dell tower when I was like a kid, like just a normal like old computer, no graphics card, no nothing. Oh, the old PC. Like the old PC. It had a DVD reader. It had all this stuff. Kids now are like, you had a DVD reader on your computer? Yeah.

But yeah, you had an old one and I would go online and I don't even remember what I would do. I used to play a game called Fate, but I would just search up random stuff. I would just play all those flash games, bro. Like Y2 Games. Me and my brother, we wanted to play Minecraft, but we didn't know how to get it. And we didn't want to ask our mom for some reason. So we just searched up free Minecraft online and we found this bug.

budget version of Minecraft on a web browser that worked and it was really weird and you could full screen it

But you couldn't break anything. Oh. And you just like were punching mobs. And like me and him were like looking for sheep because that's the only thing we could get blocks from. And we were just trying to find these sheep and just build whatever we could. And it's like that's what I remember like the original like computer stuff to be. I remember when I was playing Minecraft early days, I never paid for an account. I actually used Minecraft Cracked. Do you know about Minecraft Cracked? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So it's like you get to play. You don't have your own account, but you get to put in anybody's username. So you can put fucking like CaptainSparklez's username and play on these crack servers as him. That's awesome.

man, those are, those are times I was like simple. Yeah. I will, I will always refer to it. I was always referred to those times as like, just simple, like grade nine and behind that all just, Oh my God. I didn't even, you look back at it now, like, Holy, you had to do nothing.

Nothing. Your parents didn't even bother you half the time for stuff at that age. It's like something to do. It was so easy. Send me back. Let times be simple again. We're going to be chasing those memories, bro. Honestly, we're going to keep chasing those memories. I think it's going to always be something like I want to be not worrying about anything again. Just relax. That's always going to be saying I want to feel like a kid again. Yeah. I think it's smart to invest in your childhood too. Or like at least...

invest in things that will remind you of your childhood later yeah yeah 100 like i i think that if you're not trying to continue things you like people who stop doing things they enjoy you

don't understand they kind of lose themselves like i completely don't understand like um one thing i could never for example my brother loves fishing i can never see him stop fishing if he ever stopped fishing i would i would be shocked i i don't think he'd become i don't think he'd be the same person today yeah he stopped especially the stuff that's very dear to your heart you can't let that stuff go because you learn so much from it and if you don't bring that with you it's almost like leaving us a piece of yourself in the past

Exactly. Yeah. If you're not doing something you love at all in life, it can be like one day a week. It can be two days a week. It can be every single day. It can be once a month. But if you're not doing something you love and something you look forward to every, like often enough to where it reminds you of who you are and what you're doing. Like, that's why I can understand. That's depressing though. I can understand people who get consumed by work and like get the grind up, get the,

Get their money. Worry about, like, their future and stuff. But you gotta know, like, when your life needs to, like, be reminded of, like, what you are. Yeah, that's true. You know? Because, like, you're so consumed by everything else, it's almost like you're gonna forget what you truly enjoy doing. It's like seeing...

The older people from the generation that used to skateboard. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they're like, oh my God, they see a skateboard or something and they're like, oh my God, I haven't rode in one of these in like how long? And you just see them smile the moment they get on the board or something. It takes them back. Yeah. It's one of those things. If you're not doing something like that where you like smile and remember stuff, then you're doing it wrong. I know. Honestly. You're doing it wrong. And...

Yeah, I really want to be able to experience that when I'm older. And hopefully we all will unless like things change. Yeah. Knock on wood, but look for a bright future, you know? Exactly. All right. You want to enter? Yeah, we'll wrap it up there. Thank you for coming through. We're going to host another movie night. Of course. Join the discord. If you guys haven't already, check out the links in the bio. Follow me on Instagram. Follow Dino on Instagram. Check us out on the other channel. Jumpers Jump out.