493. One Nation's Daffy Super Policy and Hate Comments (FJ Podcast)

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1:00Not all customers will clinically qualify for medications. Individual results may vary. Welcome to the Friendly Jody's podcast. What a wonderful week that was. Yes, yes. Living it up in the grand city of Melbourne. Noom's always an absolute. What's the word on the street, fellas? From Melbourne is Victoria being lost to crime? The nation, the one singular nation, or is it still a labor territory? What's the vibe on the street? They don't like the crime. That seems to be the vibe, but uh, yes, because we all know that how Victorian labor decides to wear a hoodie, then I then go out, machining people. Apparently. But it's all what's the vibe? Someone's doing it. They sure look like labor voters and they look like one nation. They wearing black hoodie. That is a classic CFMU app.

2:01If you're black outside, I'd imagine you're black in song. Yeah, black on the outside, and black on black crack. And it's nighttime. You know, black on black time. Black and dark time mostly just. I don't think they're going for the African gang's angle at all. I haven't heard it. I swear to God, like time is now. African gangs will work this time. I'm telling you. Do it. I get a work. It will work. I don't know why they're going for economic management. If I was liberal, I'd just be hammering crime because is it because that they realize that Victoria is just not a state that you can get with like, man, Queensland, you could probably get on with like just straight up racism, but I don't think Victoria and half, but Victoria, I don't think you can do that. So I think the only way you can get Victorians is to be like, they're bad at managing the economy. No, just all I'm saying is get rid of the word because, you know, you're right. Victorians will never vote for it explicitly, but you can just get rid

3:05of the word African and then just say, life crime crime. You know, you just, you just, just kind of lean. No, but they know because why are you a W microphone? And everyone nation people think that that wouldn't work because they think labor is pro crime. You do realize like, no, genuinely, a win in strategy for labor. I was like, is a win in strategy for coalition. They genuinely, a lot of them genuinely believe that if you vote labor, you hate Australia. You hate the country. And finally, some money is offering an alternative. Yeah. So like, if you say, like, uh, you can convince Victorians by saying being anti crime, they'll say, no, I don't do that. Victorians are pro crime. That's what they'll generally say, which is ridiculous, but yeah, that's ridiculous. But it has given me a lot to ponder and I am reconsidering my beliefs.

4:08Maybe finally, they have convinced this rusted on labor. We didn't get any crime walking through the park. Yeah, but that's because there was no one there except for us and ducks and yeah, they were pretty sketched. They were scary. Yeah. I will say this. I haven't seen a lot of crime in Australia or Melbourne. I mean, when we say I haven't seen crime, what we usually mean is, I didn't see anyone get mugged in the CBD. But yeah, I've tried to say that crime has moved to the suburbs. Like, right. It was the original white flight out of the city. And now it's just moved back into the city. So yeah, I think that all happens out there. And there's a lot of things. I don't know. I got punched in the head by a myth. You didn't see? Yeah, he did. That's a funny joke. He went everything. Yeah. It was because he hated labor. No, he just hated the fact that I I glanced at him for a nanosecond. Yeah, wasn't my like subconscious brain was just

5:10registered. You said a hot cheek or not? No, that's it. That's a curious question. You're up with the mallet. Was this white on white crime? Yeah, it was white on what? Yeah. Well, that doesn't count. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He did that pack of punch. It was kind of like, it's kind of like hilarious getting you. Yeah, we're going to continue with the one nation trajectory. And I want to get you guys's initial thoughts on this new policy. That point, I think on whale today, it's called cash for super. So the idea is. It's bad. So if you heard of this, this just happened today. So if I'm getting some of the details wrong, lynch me in the comment section because we've learned how to monetize that. And I was so pleased to do that. But generally speaking, so the deal is that you know how super is 12% right? There'd be an option for you to opt in as a worker where your super contribution will be nine dollar, sorry, nine percent instead of 12% and the extra

6:13three percent you get in cash. Yeah. Right. Which which according estimates is going to be close to $45 a week. Wow. I don't know. Sticking your mind. But miss actually before you say anything to the George Jordan, because you bring your bias confirmation. We're going to look at Miss straight away. What do you think about the idea? $45. Well, you don't get any super. So you're not going to get any of it. But let's say would you get 3% less super and just get that money to pay for you? I guess your Netflix subscription. It's probably a bad idea for the nation, but it's a good idea for me. That's where you're going wrong. It's not good for you. Give me that. I you were going to notice $45 a week. Is that going to improve you materially at all? It's not. It's not. That's not a lot. But what's the disadvantage? This is the thing. You're right. Like, it's not a good idea really, but still. 45. That's going to vote for one nation on this issue.

7:21Five on one nation. I get $45, right? Every week. It's a bad idea. Why is it a bad idea? Why do they say that super is a good idea? Investment. Oh, there you go. Because this is where it's getting down to. Like, to one nation voters, you literally have to just explain to them. Like, go back to like, okay, now I'll give you two candies. You can eat both candies right now. Or you keep one. I think we need to go back to that thing. I'm like, I'm just going to pick the one candy. Yeah, they're still going to help the idea is like, that's fine. That's why I'm saying like, dude, I am so content with them winning the election at this point. Fucking winning. Yeah, please. But the idea is that, okay, now you can get that extra 3% in your pocket. That's going to help you. But what are you losing from it? What you're losing from it is a investment that literally compounds over time versus you paying your netfully subscription. So you're, look, you're getting money in

8:22both ends, right? Either you get the money now or you get later. What's the difference? You lost the difference is if you get the money now, you just spend it right now. If you get it later, that 45 a week is not going to be 45 because every year it increased and it get invested another 10 percent and then another 10 percent. So that 45 by the time you retire is probably going to be 405. Or 450 over the years of compound. So now we'll tell you, would you prefer 45 now or 450 later? Is that a reasonable way to ask the question? Yeah, but pleasing to what is your dog, Shman Ali? That's true. That's a fair point. He's out. He was out. Holy fuck. The contest is over. No, it's not over yet. You don't. Okay, now can I ask you a question? What are you talking about? Look at him pivot. Look at him pivot. He won't answer the question. Oh, answer it. Okay, don't pay question. Great question. It's true. What's the point of all this if I'm

9:26dead, right? Well, the point is that what are the odds of you dying? The odds of you dying people are very low. Exactly. You know what I just hear the other day. So like the average age is like, it's 80, 80 years old. The other fucking problem is like if we don't fix our super now, already the baby boomers worked at a time when like, you know, the balance was great. Like, already pensions are becoming difficult in Europe. They literally have to stop giving our pensions now, particularly with the interest rates going up. When we retire miss, I can guarantee you the social security pensions are not coming our way. You reckon? Yes, absolutely. And we're not getting them. Okay. And so when we don't have them, you're going to want that stuff. But you aren't a title to. You don't think that's just like a pen. And once they hear that, good. I honestly swear to God, the way that myself looks right now, he could walk in Dissing the link and apply for the pension and get it. That fucking flanner and that shirt is

10:27just like retirement gold and use painting my for reindeers. Give it to me. Give me the pen. Yeah, boy, he's boy. What's your deal? Super and then boys. What's your deal? What's your deal? On the super policy? Obviously dumb. Why is it done? Because it's so like, don't touch your super. I don't care what your excuses are. Oh, I want to buy a house. Oh, cost of living. Yeah, but you're going to be old and broke. Dude, that sucks so much more than being broke. But the irony is we're going from dumb and dumb. Or like, the dumb thing used to be coalitions saying, now I just would draw you super and buy a house and we were saying that that's dumb. But at least it was still an investment. Yeah. These kinds of like spending on Netflix. Yeah. Oh my god. Yes. Great idea. $44. One nation all the way. It's incredible. The sky is like driving you with your money. But you're basically just like this money. Like you're basically just saying, I don't want $50,000. That's what you're saying. That's

11:30really their. And when they needed the most deal, you let me steal $50,000 off you. How old do you can pull it out? 63 or 62? That's not that's that's pretty good. Exactly. Dude, you're all 40 years after that. Yeah. That's pretty good. Like 63 is not that far away. And then you do whatever the fuck you want. You can't spend it all on Netflix. But the only difference is now is you have 15, 20 years max to live and then you'll die. It's all good. It's fine. But like don't do it now. You're you've got like a few. Your battery is at 60% right now. It's too long for us to give up your super right now. It's it's you're right. You're right. Boys, you really got to start having this pickle stuff. Shit, you have to pick. We'll do it. Boy, let's do it. Well, we'll do it. Well, little pickle, but can you, can you do one of this comment? Yes, but can we do this first? Let's get a call. How are we already? It's so what are we doing? Introduce this. All right. So I'm well acquainted. I'm keen.

12:33Yeah, this all started because we came back from Melbourne and I was essentially begging Miss Love for KFC all day and he resisted my temptation mostly just because of time restraints. So it wasn't him. It was just father time was against us. Yeah. Father time had finally given us a reprieve and we decided to go to KFC on the menu was something called the pickle combo box or words to that effect. Miss Love didn't look too deeply into it. I said it's like a lot of pickles in that. He said more than me. He then ordered it and in his words, because one of them is a drink that has pickle brine in it. In his words when he had that quote, fuck. He was started coughing so bad. Miss Love was a very jolly man. I've only ever seen him sad two times and they both food related. One of them was he went to some Brazilian place and he

13:34was like, oh, it's too much meat. It's right. It was too generous. Too much meat. And then this was it's too much pickle. Yeah, too much. I mean, fucks like they've replaced fried chicken with fried pickles. It's just, it's just yeah, I like pickles, but fuck me. No, but maybe I don't like pickles. I don't know. I know it's changed. It's that learned helplessness seems to sing where he keeps getting electrocuted by the cupcake and the next time he says cupcake he passes out. He's actually much pickle. Now, as someone who's not as much of a fan of pickles, I'm going to help you uncloud your judgment. Pickles are fine. Probably not in your soft drinks. That's not a good idea. That not in your fucking tube. Try to Dalai. All right. So what are we doing? One of these. This is disgusting on so many levels. One is just all pickles and coke. Second, we bought this a while ago. I mean, that's fine. But Miss Love and I have just madzinger boxes. I smashed two,

14:35though. So let's just do. Yeah. All right. So what are we starting with? Yeah. What do you want to start with? We'll have to all try the sources. Just all right. Maybe the source. No, don't. No. We got to dip the sauce. Yeah. The shoes. Always trying again. I believe I've already done my shoe. I'll be the judge. I'll be the judge. I'm in the judge. I'm just going with this. I know. You know what's oh my god. You know what's crazy? I thought this D. Hyde Dreaders bag was a pickle. I thought this T bag was a pickle. Yeah. It looks the same. All right. Very, very good. You're putting that shit. Yeah. You got to dip it. Maybe you have one raw and then deeper. I try. Maybe one by raw and then do that. Yeah. I mean, I know it. Yeah. He already knows. He's seasoned. He never thought he'd be having another one. This is why I like this segment. Yep. Better the second time around. This is honestly the absolutely terrible. But like the freckle. I'll explain it. So properly.

15:38But let's try with the dip and dip. I had enough. Oh my god. Yeah. Sorry. I already also dipped some freckle in there. Oh, yeah. Sorry. It's not only has a generous amount of freckle in it. The sauce is bad. It looks fun. Now the sauce and I you definitely I hate how much sauce they give you as well. It's a tub. They give you a tub. Acting like it's a good source. Give you some little sample box. Oh god. All right. So what this is. What's this call, by the way? The freckles. Freckles. Freckles. Not freckles. I fried peckle. It's literally the pickle from maccus, like the double cheeseburger pickle, covered in horrible tasting batter. And obviously deep fried and it tastes. I'm not kidding. Two out of 10. Generous two out of 10. The thing is like fresh. And it's so bad that that sauce is pretty shit too.

16:38But the sauce is still a lot better than whatever the hell that was. It's bad. It's bad. Like because fresh, it's kind of you can stop it. No, it was bad. We tried it. It was bad. Did you try it? We tried it. It was always neat one when you we wanted for you. Yeah. Because we wanted to like try the freckle then. And so we took one. Yeah. And we shared it half off. And he spat it out immediately. He was just spat it out. I like help me, Slough. He always does this. He's just like, this is the worst thing I've ever tasted in my life. Actually, you know, that should be hard. It's actually the second bit. He'll move up a lot. As soon as the taste but his out of his mouth is like, no, that's me. That's me. So this is like this had to go. This is a, I guess a pickle snack box. Yeah, it's a pickle snack pack. It's a pickle snack pack. So it's popcorn chicken, that fucked deal sauce. So I would the pieces of pickle and chips. You got to have all of it at one. Send it. I don't like this one. Okay. Also terrible.

17:42This shit is just diabolical like that. Also terrible, but a huge improvement compared to whatever the hell that was. But this, but this massive, massive improvement to that shit, though. Yeah, just because that's chicken in it. But like, it's very fucked. Yeah, keep it. The chicken's okay. And the last thing, Mr. I think only you're going to have, which is the God forsaken drink. Oh, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, we're both having that. The drink. Yeah. Bro, what's this? Nickel burger? Oh, we got to try that too, Jordan. You got to have the burger. You have to have the burger. I mean, I'm curious. I think the burger might be, I have the highest hopes for the burger.

18:45What are you making, boys? It's the best thing. Yeah, it is the best thing. Except if you know what ruins it, the people. This is a single burger. It's a single burger. It's worse than a single burger because it's got that never placed way to people. This is a problem. Well, this is a problem. The pickle itself is not good. It's the pickle is bad. Like, you can kind of handle it. I think there's a lot of problems with it, dude. Like, I don't even think that you like use very classy pickles that you get from like, no, they don't. It's like, it's like, anything that's weird because it's a fucking, it's pickled. It's a mummified thing. How can you fuck that up? But it's like low quality pickles. Well, you know, I don't know why you're expecting it to be made by some sort of like fragmented mage or something. Well, you know, I was. Well, I know you were. You were always too. It's so incredible that you always expect like $tock dollars and service for bottom dollar. Now, you haven't finished. No, no, no, you've got to wash it all down.

19:48I was hoping, you know, I'm going to be. And you'll just mean enjoying that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, you're all taking. I wash mine down. I now you have your Pepsi pickle. I'll follow you. I am familiar. I'm not looking forward to it. There enough in there for two gops. Yeah, I think so. There's more than enough. Now come on, don't be a pussy. R. Lee. Oh, you little whimp. You go. Now he doesn't get to make the. I know it does make you do that. It does. It makes you sticky. It's like that sort of like sea gold throwing up like that kind of feeling. You know what? It reminds me of what I was a child and I was forced fed medicine by my mum. This is truly everyone does the relation face when they get it. Yeah. Who that is satisfied? Who's idea was this? The let's make shit pickle juice into Pepsi Max, which let me really try and already kind of shit from the get go. Yeah, Pepsi Max socks by itself.

20:50It does kind of taste peakly now that I think about it. Look at him. He's going for it. I love how he does this every time. See every time this is awful. I'm watching a taste out of my mouth. With more of that. Missile think about what you're doing. Okay, yeah, there's not this is not happening. It's just that spirit of the way, Monster, just keeps eating. That was so bad. Unless Pepsi wants to sponsor us in which case it was 10 out of 10? No, no, no, no. You don't understand the marketing principle here. They are deliberately making something fucked. Really? So you go and complain about it being fucked and do exactly what we did then, which is televised to everyone else. How fucked it is. We're promoting it. Yeah, it's like, yeah, we're promoting it. It's genius. It is genius marketing. This is why they do this stuff because like I want to have KFC and your pizza you can't go any lower anyway. Like they make something fucked. It's kind of just like impressive at that point. Having said that I do want to stress this, do not get it. I mean, they're going to get it. No, you're going to get it.

21:50That's not point. Yeah, like, real estate. It's a point. You just said then is George Bush and you're saying winners don't take drugs. Yeah, it's not enough. This source though, it's like, oh man. Yeah, anyone in the comments talking about this? Yeah, I can have a look. I was looking at it. KFC found some reject pickles. All these policies talk. Please, what does the latest need to know? Talk about the pickles. All these policies talk. I can't hear it. I can't wait to hear this post post. I think he means colonial, but he's literally living written post kernel pod. No, no. Pickles must be salty, not sweet. Yeah, they're talking about it. Yeah, it's just, it's just, you know, fried pickles can be something. It's Kentucky, not exactly beacon quality. It's just like mass produced by this is the one nation of KFC. Kind of, I guess. Now KFC is the one nation of KFC.

22:52KFC is one nation. Okay, which one was, which one's Pauline? The hot shot burger thing, the chips, the snack pack. I mean, I guess. Yeah, no, no, okay. All right. Yeah, how are we doing this? Yeah. Barnaby is the burger. Why? The, the, the, the, the fuck drink is probably one of the rapist stuff. Is that. That's like, it's a salty. It's too far. I don't wonder. Does anywhere near me, the rest of them in the, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The person that is the source is James Ashby because he holds it old to get. Actually, the Barnaby is the burger. The star of the show. Good. The frickle is Pauline. The frickles Pauline. The frickles boy. And who's the, the pickle snack pack? The pickle snack pack is, uh, whoever that kind is, the keeps saying that labor and one nation have the same policy. The same as the other guy.

23:53Yeah, yeah, yeah. Some guy because he's not bad for a couple of children. Fray, it's friendly. Jordy's. He's 50 year old. You're a friendly. Oh, you mean Michael West. Yeah, basically, basically, no, no, he's not sure friendly. Wait, wait, get your, get your things on because you're about to miss. So, you know, miss the, when we did the last friendly, Jordy's episode, we did responding to hate comments. Yeah. And we did a few. So that did pretty well. Uh-huh. Hands. I selected every week. We're going to deal with some hate. And this one's exclusively for Jordyn. So I'm going to let him deal with it. Great. Jordyn, I've got the comment. Hi, it's Brooke DeVard, host of Naked Beauty. And I want to talk about how I upgrade my hosting experience. There's a moment just before guests arrive when my home stops feeling like a series of rooms and it becomes an atmosphere. The light settles, the airships, and then the beautiful scent of Jasmine Rosenfig fill the air. It feels warm and considered. That's what Pira does.

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25:54I'm not cheating on comments to us. Is this all you do? I'm not just going on random videos and finding hilarious shit. This is like specifically directed to us. This one is specifically directed to Jordan. Yeah, by At Randy Noob. Yeah, don't take the names, though. Don't get it. At Tibet. Okay. Too late. Sorry, but look at it. It's just a faceless nothing anyway. Like who cares? So you think one nation is evil? What about the Australian Labour Party who's made over a million Australians homeless in the last four years? Okay, so you start with life. Very good, Randy. On top of that, can you give me any source add-all to say that they have increased homelessness because they've increased funding to address homelessness? They've increased in man of housing and shelters that are for the homeless. You stupid. I think you talk about, you know, Albo who kicked off that tenant from his property. That's one. Remember you forgot about that? Albo had a tenant at one of his like Macville properties that he kicked out. Yeah, he kicked him out to sell it. Mayor can.

26:54So instead of, it's as a typo. The million part is typo. Like it's actually one homeless man. Right. And it was in the last four years. Well, for the cost of here, you go up suddenly. Do you guys can play? Randy, you're so fucking stupid, Randy. Like you really, I don't even know how many times have we addressed this exact point? Do we need to say it again? Do I have to show you the graph again of capital gains going up under Howard and the Labor Party for a solid decade record after record trying to get rid of the capital gains discount, trying to get rid of negative gearing. Like, he said, what the, it's so pointless. Like these people's minds just slop. This guy, no matter what you say to him, he's just going to come back and be like, many people have the hedging meanness. But it's not going to learn anything. But how can you make that? It's just such a mush-ish. How can you make that criticism towards a party that seems to be the only one in the last

27:55fucking 30 years that has done anything about the housing prices? Yeah, true. I really don't know. And you're saying like, the only one that's done anything about homelessness. And your solution is to bring in a party that is already saying that they don't, they oppose these changes. Anyways, so what are they going to do that's not in the way it was responsible for it? Like, what are you, what are you fucking talking about? Like she is voted against these changes routinely. Like all throughout the last 10 years, she's been bitching about changing capital gains in negative gearing. How about letting Aiodatis, and his get the dude Randy Nome's mind is just like, I shut up to look at what he's, is on his Facebook. Like one nation fan that just like, spews this endless greens and one nation's slop. And that's it. How about letting Aiodatis get built here knowing that they will do nothing for the people, but we'll increase it. Like, fuckhead. There has been 250 experts working on the

28:57Aiodatis policies of federal labor and on a state level, right? Like it's so ignorant, utterly ignorant to say that you know more than all 250 people that are coming together of that, who are specifically like, while they were, while they were in university, learning about the ethics of quantum computing in their PhD, if you were sitting on fucking Facebook, looking at memes from the greens, being like, oh, Aiodatis, I heard that that's going to take my job. Oh, I don't have one anyway. Oh, like, Randy. This is pathetic. Like, I really, like they do this all the time. They always just, like, fee mungering endlessly. And you'll see it. There'll be so many slop comments here. And it's all just based off of like, I saw a documentary about a sheet data center in America. Yeah. America makes sheet things. America makes sheet, fucking dude, America makes sheet burgers. And they've been president burgers. Huh? And president.

29:58And president. They make sheet everything. Like, everything America makes is terrible. Of course, the data center is also GMO data centers. Increase your power and water bills. No, you don't understand the policy at all. In fact, it is like, Aiodatis is specifically designed to make sure that they're specifically placed in places to make sure that transitioning energy from like, South Australia to New South Wales to Victoria to Queensland is going to be more efficient. Like, you really, like, dude, I hate these things. But it's like, hey, in general, all of the stuff that he, all of the points that he made. Sorry, all the stuff that you were saying like is really dumb, except for this one, this Aiodatis understuff seems to be the new gas tracks. Yeah, exactly. And it's, it's never going to be the new gas tracks because the teams get like some like sheet on it because they, the billionaire take down this, huh? But there is like some level of sympathy to it. Like we're building these data centers giving a lot of electricity

30:59and all of that stuff for what like bigger, tits and porn. Like what, what is, what are we getting out of it? Out of the Aiodatis in is, I guess we're making a lot of money because we will be selling that data, sender facilities to companies globally. But generally, what is the world getting from AI? I think is the general point. What is the world getting from AI? Yeah. That I think about it's kind of stupid. Just move on. Exactly. Like, do we really need to go through these? Like, it is so stupid. I hate how they always say this as well. They've always got these like stupid conspiracy theories of just like, only data centers are used in like medical research, not AI data centers. It's like, dude, you've just proven like, I don't know anything about AI data centers. Nothing. But anybody that has ever critiqued me on data centers knows way less than I do. You know, like just, you don't even know. Like, I'm sure that there are criticisms for AI data centers. But it's always just the same thing. It's like, I will never forget this. I think we're talking about this in a previous podcast, Ali, but it just, endlessly, it's such a perfect example of this. You ask the average American what they think about

31:59the environment. And if it's good or like, what are you concerned about? And most of them aren't even fucking concerned. But the ones that are concerned, the things that they're concerned about are not what the EPA is concerned about. Like all the experts and scientists are concerned about very different things to what the public is concerned about. Because the public doesn't fucking know anything. And the way these things are like AI data centers and shit like this. Sorry, Randy. You're not an expert on homelessness. You don't even know how many homeless people there are in Australia. It's like a taint of that anyway. You don't know. You don't know. You think about the housing policy. You certainly don't know. Fuck shit about data center management. I'm like, one of my nerd friends who worked, who worked in AI, I asked him like, man, why do we need these data centers? And then he explained it to me in a way that I still don't understand. So he said like, you know how you've got like, maths equations. It's just that with AI, they're going to matrices. I'm probably not saying it right, but he explained it in this way. So that's why you need like more computing power. And I was like, I said, don't know. And then he says, it's okay.

33:00So far we were doing multiply, so we're so far we were doing additions and subtractions. Yeah. And so we need a certain level of space for that. Now we're doing multiplication and long divisions. So we need more space. And hence we need data center. Right. That was simple. Okay. Simple. I can believe that. Yes. Like there's so many uses for it. Like it's so stupid. It's like I hate how they always just say that like, oh, yeah, you say that it's going to solve climate change. It uses the problem for climate change. It's like, you don't know what you're talking about. Like AI data centers have already been used to process like very complicated equations in solving climate change. Bro, recently I looked into there's apparently a project where like they're using AI to put basically, they're using microphones all over the ocean. And they're getting AI to essentially solve a whale language. So I know exactly what we're talking about. That's why I think that it's even worth it. Just exactly what you said. Like that's why it's worth having tech billionaires take us over. I just want to know what the fuck they're talking about. Like I just want to know.

34:02I want to communicate with a sperm whale. That's it. There's one of us. Are you insulted by being called a sperm whale? I should call you something else. You know? Yeah. That's cool. Air Ad Lab are refusing to make guest companies sell Australia's own guest at a cheap price. You fucking moron. Randy, like, dude, just he's a really good, he's a really good alternative for this, right? Like he's my, he's my counteroffer to you. I think that you should have a lobotomy so that you don't get the fine when it's time to vote. And you don't know that voting exists. You'd be happier, I'd be happier. You're processing it about the same level of intelligence that you currently are. You are like, there are so many things wrong with what you just said then. First off, Labor came up with a guarantee to keep a certain percentage. I think it's 20% in Australia. That automatically makes gas cheaper. That was a big negotiation backed up. That was a huge negotiation facing itself to just get a gas guarantee

35:04of domestic supply here. That was one way that they made gas cheaper. They also put in a bunch of anti-price-gouging laws. They also made it so that you are far, they're far more transparent in showing what the price of gas is. All of these things massively reduced your gas bill you did shit. Maybe you think you could say Kayfield Labor and 49 companies to pull those last remains of national bush. See, this is what I'm saying. Like, he is this weird combination. Like, he's the most insufferable man on earth. It's just one nation talking point followed by one green talking point that has been swirled around in his alcoholic mind like a fucking dry mind. That's not make assumptions. That's not make assumptions. Draggo mind. He's a draggo mind. My mistake. Yeah, he's meeked mind. We can comfortably see this man is not sober. All right. No matter how you understand how you get better for their doubt. But this amount of doubt no one has in their mind. Yeah. Like, this one, like a national bush being boy, I think it's a digit species orangeberry pallets, sweet pear.

36:04Wiping out in danger species. You have no idea how much the Australian Labor Party is done to preserve species in this planet. First off, in this country. First off, they've actually come up with like the guarantee of like zero spatial extinctions which means that there's like a bunch of powers that come in to the environment minister as soon as like endangered land is threatened that never existed before. That's a huge win in itself. The amount of rehabilitation programs, protection programs, the fact that there are all these triggers that come in place as soon as an environment is considered to be endangered. Like all of these things didn't exist until the urban easy term. Nothing. Like you don't know what you're talking about. What you are trying to talk about is the talking point that Nick McKinney used in Tasmania to veto a bunch of wind turbines going on in around a place that he represented. And the reason that he wanted to get rid of those wind turbines is because the greens aren't minbis. It's the same reason that they hate AI. It's the same reason that they hate wind and solar. Like they don't like they, you know,

37:05really what that comes down to is not in my backyard. It's the rural equivalent of they're changing the character of these terraces. That's it. It's just like, I don't, I just bought this hobby farm. I don't want wind turbines on it. So then he just had to come up with this bullshit like, oh, it's because of endangered species. That's why I'm against it. Fuck off. Like you know, you're wrong. Airbag wasting, you know, $368 billion on three secondhand submarines. You're never going to get from the USA. Times have we gone through Orcas. Like you can have criticisms of Orcas. You can't have any of the criticisms that you just had. None. Maybe the guarantee, like maybe what that we're never going to get them. Maybe that one. Is there like a policy by pulling handsome that she's going to cancel Orcas? No. So then like there's no party that's saying that they're going to do it. No one's going to do it. So it's irrelevant. No one's going to do it.

38:07No one will ever do it. It is a security-packed guarantee. That's the reason that that is going ahead. Like it doesn't matter who is in government. That is happening. Get over it. Like there was a time to bitch and moan about this. I was bitching and moaning about it. Hey, we've been bitching and moaning about Orcas since the bloody, since day one. There has been no one that's been bitching more about Orcas. And just, yeah, but it doesn't matter. Yeah, it's no excuse for you to vote one nation. None. Like how stupid are you? There would be some kind of an excuse if one nation was saying that we're going to scrap Orcas. I kind of need my staff. It's just like, oh, they're going to scrap Orcas. They're also going to scrap my superannuation, my workers' rights, hospital funding. And at least we didn't have to pay for those jobs. Little anyway, but yeah, the Seagus are going to be cheaper. And Seagus might be cheaper, probably not.

39:07One nation might be not be the best political party, but compared to the current Labor Party, they are a much better choice for anyone living on the street. Dickhead, they voted against, first off, Labor giving powers to the National Homelessness Committee. I can't even remember what it was called again. They voted against that. They voted against streamlining a bunch of their services. They voted against additional funding for them. They voted against the half. How is this better for the homeless? Well, because they complained that homeless people exist, this is this kind of more on. Like, this is what they're going up against, right? Like, it's just that these people, like, winters on the crossbench, all they ever do is just like, how homeless people exist? And then people that are just like, barely conscious, like this, like, I'm pretty sure this is just written by one of these pickles in this. Like, just one of them, like this. Maybe a little swallowing one. Yes, swallowing out of all brain pickles. That. And like, it's just like, they do this same thing every time.

40:09They just complain about things that exist. Someone got murdered. Thanks, Sherbro. So much homeless. Thanks, Sherbro. Yeah, but so much of the pokey. You like, oh, always. Thanks, Sherbro. Yeah, yeah. He's like, yeah, it's okay. He murdered that one guy. He didn't murder every one. That was dead, Andrew. That was dead, Andrew. He was in a way masquerading his elbow. He was his mistress. That's fine. That was fine. And then also, there's a huge account of what the murders of Dave Andrew. Dave. Dave did a lot of it. Who wants to buy a home? You're stupid as fuck. They're the only ones that are addressing the housing crisis. Who wants cheaper power? Again, you're dumb as fuck. They're the only ones addressing that. There's a myriad of things, including them giving out vouchers of $300 to reduce your power bill. Fucking idiot. And then on top of that, they're also the only ones that are actually delivering the energy transition, which gives you the cheapest form of power. No, no, no. Also, just said interesting fact. Did you guys know which state has the cheapest electricity in Australia? Who'd have guessed?

41:09No, not South Australia. Yeah, Tasmania. And you know, which state has the highest renewable? Tasmania. Yep. There you go. There you go. Little fact. Really? Yeah, because it's still hydra. Right. Who wants immigrants coming into a show to speak English and follow our laws and not rape or kill women here? Oh, yes. How do we forget about Labour's pro-raping and killing people? That was almost, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't agree with their entire platform. I never said that I did. Also, like, can I just add this? And this is, I know there's all the one nation cons are going to hate this. But like, every time people like Tommy Robinson bring up this rape stuff and is like, but dude, you are literally convicted of sexual assaults. Like, what the, like, pod calling the little black here? Like, you are in no position. Like, Pauline Hansen is going to stop rapists. She fucking hired three of them as their like main campaign guys. I don't know the exact positions you probably would. But like, they're not, not like accused.

42:12Convicted. Am I wrong? Convicted. And so that party is going to stop the raping versus like Labour party? Best friends, best friends with someone who literally killed and murdered, raped and murdered a child. Whoa. Literally best friends with an in prison. Oh, yeah. And like, the only, the only fucking racist and the only like, who defends that point had with the current guy who's still working for, is like, there's always cops around. Mm. Ah. He didn't try and rape the cop. Yeah. And the cops are going to disagree with that while he's trying. Oh. He attempted, but I was able to reprimand the current suspect in question. Mm. It's, yeah. Fucking hell. Like, it's just so incredible that they, they're even trying to pull that one. And then meanwhile saying that the party that is enacted like the most, ah, comprehensive anti-domestic violence laws

43:14in, ah, basically the world, they're the ones that are pro-killing and rape. No, and also the ones that are pro-women in this instance are the ones that have the most anti-women attitudes in general. Mm. Yeah, in general. One nation like entire thing is we're anti-feminists. No, no, no, not even that, not even that. Just like, ah, if you are a victim of domestic violence, you were asking for it. Is essentially a policy. Yeah. Essentially a policy. Thanks to you to try and go. And they like, and they're, and they're saying, they're incredible. It's incredible. They want transparency in government. Upside down world. They want transparency in government while Albanese is trying to hide everything. Yes, Albanese heed everything. Yes, I remember on budget night when that came out and Jim Charmer said that is now classified. You are not allowed to know the budget. You fucking, dude. And the Albanese government is remarkably transparent. They use this shitty talking point, like, poke-occa and shit like that of just being like, there's actually a lot that they use hidden. And it's like, yeah, okay, what is hidden?

44:14Bapers for Asia and for defence. Oh, okay. So like literally everywhere else on planet fucking earth when it comes to like national defence, they're hidden. And then he's just like, I want to know the nuclear codes. I want to know where the secret bases are. It's like, no. No, Deket. You don't get to. Sorry. Fuck off. Like this is not like, it's completely normal governance. In terms of like actually addressing like freedom of information, acts or our equivalent of them. AI is transforming sales, support, and every customer interaction in between. But too often, you're sold a different AI agent for every job. That changes with Finn. Finn is a single customer agent that works across the entire customer journey. From qualifying sales leads to resolving support issues, Finn works across teams, carrying context from one conversation to the next. Meet the agent making perfect customer experiences possible at fin.ai. Hi, it's Brooke DeVard, host of Naked Beauty.

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46:16As did the Greens, as did David Pocoque, as did the Teals, and surprise, surprise is because all the cross benches are nothing but a front for a different flavor of billionaire. Pauline Hansen, Gina Reinhardt, the Greens, David Walsh, and fucking Duncan Turpy, and whoever that's 7-11 mole is, and then like, you know, David Pocoque, all the tech bro billionaires, they all voted against it because most of their money comes from these cuts. Most of their money comes from billionaires and the extremely wealthy. That's what, and a lot of their money is dark. That's why they voted against transparency laws. Labor is enacting new laws to monitor and control the people in this country that have enacted new police forces that can shoot protesters just for being in public. Again, lie, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Like that's just complete conspiracy theory. Labor is turning Australia into a dictatorship like China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran. Yes, because they're all the same dictatorship as well. Like, very, all exactly the same forms. Yeah, I do, I have noticed a lot of commonalities

47:17between China, North Korea and Iran. Yes, me too, me too. And Russia as well. And Russia. Yeah, they're all the same. And also this is also very true as well. Labor is trying to make us like North Korea. That's what Labor is trying to do. Hey, hey, to a reasonable person, that's what it seems like. Well, they both work his part, aren't they? And to be fair, both of the leaders are kind of fat. Yes, very true. Except they sometimes wear glasses. Except Kim Jong-un is more trustable because he doesn't go up and down like, yeah, Bo. He just stays fat. Yeah. And both Kim Jong-un and Albo control the media. Yeah. That's how you know you're dealing with a dumbass when they meet. Oh, that's what the guy said. M-E-D-Y-A. Jesus. Is that what the guy said? No, they always say that.

48:18You think one nation is evil? No, I think they're retarded. I don't think they're evil. Conquer. And I think anybody in one nation is evil. To the power of the evil. To the power of the evil. To the power of the evil. To the power of the evil. I think Paul Enhancing is more on. Yeah. What? Evil is not the word I would use for her. Either idiot or the devil. Oh, you got me. It's always the one you need to speak. Oh, my God. Holy shit. Holy shit, Randy. He sucks. Holy shit, Randy. He sucks. Because Albo is pure evil. Oh, he flipped it on me. And I have met the devil. He's a nice guy. See, I know this kind because he's done the same thing before ladies. Well, the guy just said that I've met the devil. He's talking about Albo. Oh, okay. I'm talking about Albo. I know because he's like, he's basically rambles on about this shit. He rambled on about it before. He's just one of these like, the most insufferable loser that I have. And I hate this. And it'll be the bane of my existence to the day that I die.

49:20It's because I was exposing corruption that was actually there. They think, okay, just do that as a TV show for the rest of your life. And it's like, no, I'm not going to lie. And so then they just go on to any other influencer that just says the word corrupt. And they're like, yeah, that is corrupt. It's that type of like, and it's always the same thing. It's always some sad man with long hair that doesn't have any friends. Is he any fifties? And that's what Randy knows. He is just a sad lonely man. Like it's, and this is the ramblings of that man. And like so they always just do this. I'm just like, dude, fuck, navel. But I met him because they just want to like, dude, I'm not impressed that you shook hands with Albo. Like a fucking baby has done that. Like, dude, baby with big hands. You think that's cool? What are you talking about? Like this is the lamest shit I've ever heard of. Yeah, you met Albo. Met Albo. That's like, dude, I'm like, I'd be more impressed if you didn't meet Albo. Frankly, like now you're just sipping to him at the end of the year.

50:23You met Albo so you've been to Newtown. Mm-hmm. Oh, you should know I was going. I would rather hang out with one nation and the devil than be anywhere near that psychopathic dictator, Albanese. You were near him. You dumb fuck. We're actually near him. How good is this as well? Literally saying this. He's quite, I would rather hang out with the devil than that psychopathic dictator, Albanese. Like, let's just, but he said Albo was the devil. He'd hit hyperboles there. He's saying he would rather hang out with Satan than Anthony Albanese. But contrabanding himself. I'm not a fan of Albanese. I don't like Malcolm Turnbull. I don't like Malcolm Turnbull. I would rather hang out with Malcolm Turnbull than the devil. Oh, yeah. Man. I'm going to say something. I'm going to say this is your, I just want to hang out with Malcolm Turnbull period. No, no, you do. I have come around there. I have come around there. He's the quicks. You know, we've never worked a real job in car budget. Despite the fact that the IMF giving them the second, the water, second-based budget managers

51:26in the world, you know no more. Don't you, Randy? No. And also never worked a real job. I'm seeing these shit as well. What? How the fuck is not being, how the fuck is being a star for not a real job? How the fuck is that not a real job? What is a real job according to you? Just being one of those cuts that has the stop slow signs. Yes. You were doing something so much more physically and mentally-domain to the star. Not a real job, man. Not a real job, man. Have an old and showroom. And then when it closes down having a Chinese car showroom, and when you're bored with that, you decide you want to come into politics, you run for secret harbor and you get into politics. Yeah. That's a real job. That's a real job. Trying to repaple off who want a car. That's a real job. Being a car salesman. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he knows that. It's also a real job. But like working in politics is also a real job. And you'd imagine that like, you know, having experience in politics would be useful for a career in politics. But it is what it is.

52:26It was a really long comment and Jordan is truly a champ for doing this. Maybe we'll put up the comment the editor. Put up the comment just so that they can read it in full, you know, because it's a pretty long one. All right, okay. And just in the side, no, Jordan, just something that pissed me off with Yuzi. And because if someone brings this up to you, you have to bring this up. It's like when they keep saying, Alba has put this country in debt. It just kept putting it in. The debt is so much. Okay, first of all, Australian debt, because I'm looking at dead worldwide. And it is really fucking freaky. Our debt is not that high public debt. So the government debt is not that high. It's about 40% of our GDP, 40 to 50% of our GDP depending on the numbers. Same thing like Japan is at 200%. America is at like 140, 150%.

53:27Our private debt is high, which essentially means individuals have had a lot of boring and you know who's responsible for that? Fucking Yuzi. Yuzi, irony is that Yuzi keeps saying that Alba put under his debt. The reality is that Alba would put us under a lot of debt. Yuzi, you put us under a lot of fucking debt. And frankly, mean to a little bit. As a matter of fact, that is Australian. It dumb houses and like just buy fucking plasma on a credit card. And they come up with it. No, but that's not the main issue in Australia. That's my biggest housing. It's housing. It's literally Yuzi. So I don't want to blame it on like plasma screen owners because they're maybe in America that's a little bit of a concern. But over here is just housing. About 50 to 60% of all private debt, which is huge in Australia is housing. So you're saying Yuzi was wrong on this one? I'm saying that Yuzi is actually the person responsible for this country's position. And not Alba because he's the one who's putting us under debt and not Alba. And I don't want to give like unnecessary credit to Alba.

54:29The reason why our debt isn't as high as like Japan or America is like, we're essentially a commodity driven country. Our exports are usually iron or coal. And these kind of countries, it's hard for you to get into like a huge debt because you just get a lot of foreign currency from selling. So I'm not necessarily saying that Alba is some kind of a genius for this. But what I'm just saying is Yuzi, you're like, not only are you incorrect, but the opposite is the reality. All right. Poor Yuzi. Poor Yuzi. Lost segment. Does anyone know anything about this? The Lindsey Clancy Triple Murder Trial. No, I'm just unrealized. I don't know anything. You didn't come up with that woman that killed her kids? No. You don't know anything about it? No. Okay, don't want to watch the news. Okay, I'll give you the fact. So there was a woman in America. In America. There's a woman in America. Her name was Lindsey Clancy. Okay. One day, her husband comes home and she notices that she has triangulated her three kids. To debt.

55:29To debt. Jumped off the second story building. Right. And was like, tried to kill herself, but was still alive. So they come home. One of the kids was still alive, but the baby but dies subsequently in the hospital. So this woman is arrested. A life segment. This woman is arrested and she's trying to trial. But this becomes like a huge. Am I wrong to say this feminist issue where the feminists are in support of the woman? Not because. So she was going through what's that postpartum depression? And so apparently she had asked hospital and being like, hey, I've got postpartum. I don't, I'm not feeling right. And they kind of like just were like, yeah, whatever, like, you know, just you'll be fine. And so the the feminists are like a section of. Right. I mean, a lot of women, not all women, but a lot of women are like, he's covered. First of all, she's innocent. Like you guys don't know what postpartum is. All right.

56:30It's really stressful. Secondly, then people go like, well, but she did, you know, like, there's a lot of women that have it, not all of them killed the kids. And they're like, so this feminist branch is like, actually, her husband fucking killed them. And it's like all of a set up. And say got so intense. I mean, this is like this is female version of OJ. Like every woman, have fun right now is tuned in this. Right. Right. And so apparently like the jury, some of the jury, someone sent me a picture. I don't know how true it was, but like two women in the jury were wearing like pink shirts and going like this while walking in and they were jury debating whether she's going to. Anyways, so the consensus was the most obvious thing was going to happen. I knew that this was going to be a hung jury. And so now it's a mistrial because they couldn't come up with the jury couldn't come up with like a decision. Decisions. Yeah. So what is your guys take on this? There's two sections. One section is where she's a fucking murderer that killed three of her kids.

57:33There's no denying that mental health issues can accompany motherhood, but that is no excuse to kill your kids. And at the end of the day, she is responsible for it. The other extreme is like I said, she was mentally sick. This is not her fault. And even if it is, it's actually her husband's fault. And somewhere in the middle group is where like, okay, even if we take it into consideration that the she had these mitigating factors, at the end of the day, she did kill her kids so at least there needs to be a manslaughter charge if not a murder charge. Which is. Yeah. I mean, you just said it's like both those things. It's like, well, it's very sad that she had done. She wasn't helped. And it's a failure of the institutions. It's very sad. But she still killed the kids. So it's like, I'm so surprised both if you don't know about this case. I've never heard about it. I didn't know you have a one. No, no, no, I know. I'm bad at vaguely. I didn't know about it. Because you have a fiance. So you know vaguely about it. Right. Every woman is entuned. Yeah, yeah, that's probably the case.

58:35Well, I mean, it's still murder. Like it's very sad. Maybe they can reduce it because I don't know. The saddancing at the end was it was pretty much either she goes to a prison or she goes to a psychiatric ward for the day. Yeah, maybe just that. Which let's be honest. I don't know why everybody always thinks that like going to a psychiatric ward is a ward in the park. No, no, no. No, no. It's basically just that Gotham city prison for the criminal in the family. It's very sad. Like your neighbor is going to beat the joke. It's very sad. And like, obviously she's very unwell. So there's not like she obviously she probably doesn't want to be let off. Oh, man. Have you seen have you seen the photos of her? No, she looks like the ring woman that drowns her daughter. Like, don't say that dude because she is like quite literally a hero right now. I mean, that's a very unwell woman that I actually do feel genuinely sorry for her. But like look man, do she is a insane woman.

59:37Like you can just see from the photo, right? Intense. But I guess like that's actually the woman's point of view that she's an insane woman. And the prosecution has she's not that insane. She knew that she was killing her kids. So one of the things that's happening is the next she definitely knew she was killing her kids. She was cognizant of that. Most likely what's about to happen is the mistrial after the mistrial. There's going to be a new jury set up. And maybe they're going to bring down the murder charge to manslaughter. Hmm. Saying that she didn't intend to kill, but like killing was a consequence of maybe negligence or something. It's some of those sad things where it's like certain mental health situations. It's like fucked up things. Really? I guess so I still realize that that was what the case was about. So a live and voted that it is not murder. No, no, no, there was, I don't know the exact breakdown, but some felt that it was a murder. And some felt it wasn't a murder based on what I read. There was a disagreement on which is always the case. What is a reasonable doubt?

1:00:38You know, like it needs to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. So some just give it to a judge just override the jury. That's why I was thinking, but what do you think you make a whole thing about like how juries are important? But at this point, particularly in these high profile cases like OJ, Michael Jackson, you know, is that a jury? Yeah, jury. All of them are juries. At some point you've got to understand like there's no fucking way that you can have an impartial jury. That's what I'm saying. Like it's just that that jury is tainted. Which is why I think you know, this is what should be done in really high profile public cases, you should have a jury of retired judges. That's kind of fun. Yeah, like 12 or 13 retired judges. It's kind of fun, I guess. They're not really your peers though. They're not, they're not your peers. I know. And it sounds like most of one of them. Peers will not be able to adequately perform their duties in like this mass like Johnny Depp trial. There's no fucking way these people are impartial. Like you, you have to be a robot to be able to tune on what's happening outside.

1:01:42Can postpartum depression, I suppose it's different levels. I have no idea. There's a lot of women that kill really after postpartum depression. And the other thing is that a lot of them when they have postpartum depression, like a lot of them talk about that. They're okay. So it's obviously a failure on like the health system, but like she's still, that's to still be done. I'm telling you, it's like it's a failure of the health system and all this kind of stuff. Like, you know, it's, it's an unfortunate of me. I don't think that no matter how good a health system is, this might have prevented this one, but it's never going to prevent all right. Yeah. Postpartum depression is a real thing and there will always be mothers that do really tragic things like that. But I will say this. I don't know a lot about postpartum in particular because like, I haven't experienced anything, but generally speaking, this isn't the only kind of mental illness that has been used as a defense for a murder trial.

1:02:42It can be also a schizophrenic, for example, whatever. But generally speaking, the bar is really, really high for you to be able to use this as a reasonable defense. Like you have to be, batshit crazy for the judge or the jury in normal circumstances to be, give you like a defense of that. And it usually when it is that insane, like someone's like obviously insane, then the prosecutor will still put it on mass load charge and they might be sent to a mental house or whatever. The only case that I've seen where like it's kind of worked out really well is for a very specific disease, for a very specific mental illness, which was called semi. So in this particular one, you're not crazy, but you're half of the time you're crazy and for half you aren't crazy. And so this person was sent to the asylum seeker, asylum, not so easy, sent to an asylum,

1:03:45but then like the judge eventually ruled that like we've taken out that other personality of his. And so he was let go. But that's the sort of only example that I've ever seen in case law where this was used as an adequate defense of the point where someone was free. In most instances, you're just sent to a different kind of jail, which is a mental facility. Did the bad one ever come back? I don't know. I think they just let him go to say that case follow up. I just thought that you would never be able to get rid of them because that's that now you can't because I think it's become even more difficult to do it now because after that case, a lot of people started using that particular illness for a defense. It usually it depends on obviously a doctor's testimony. So a doctor will come and impartial third party doctor will come and explain to the jury based on judge's precise probing as to what impact did this postpartum potentially have on her decision. And so that's something that helps jury inform themselves.

1:04:46But even in those instances, particularly for murder trial, the judge makes it absolutely clear to the jury and to the doctor that's doing the expert testimony to be mindful that the threshold is different for legal cases. And it might be for generally speaking, you know, but like in normal day to day life, she obviously wasn't of sane mind, but you know, that doesn't, I would imagine that doesn't get you off murder, you know, if you're having a psychotic episode and you're completely, why do you even want to get off murder anyway? So I was actually ever getting out. Like even if it's me and slaughter, you're not getting out for that. No, you can get out from manslaughter. Like eventually, I think the maximum you can get from manslaughter is 20 years in the US. So that's the maximum you can get from manslaughter, but you can also get 10 years, for instance, 15 years. It depends on like what kind of manslaughter it is for his degree. So there could be like gross negligence manslaughter. Yeah, but then it should be like right. So it must be like three manslaughter. Yeah, we three. But then it depends on like what kind of manslaughter charge she gets put on.

1:05:48If she gets put on like a five year manslaughter charge, that'll be 15 years. If she gets on 20 year charge, that'll be 60 years. It's like, it's a whole different kind of ball game. It's like 20 years. It's like 20 years. I suppose it doesn't really matter at this point. Honestly, like, it depends on the jury. It depends a little bit too high profile now. Yeah. But what if she just acquitted, like, let off? I don't think that that works. That's surely not. You can't just, she can't just get off. I don't know. I don't imagine not. She probably doesn't want to. She's probably like, I need help, you know. Apparently she didn't say that I need help. She hasn't. She did. Yeah. Well, to be fair, I am not as entuned to this and this is a highly polarized case. So I'm sure we missed a lot of details and we're going to get slaughtered from both ends. Well, no matter what. That's what we do here. You're welcome. I hope you enjoyed this episode. We will see you guys next time. Take care of yourself. Of war.

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