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Yannis Babas, if you're just generally American or from the American-speaking world, I'm Yannis Papas.

That's the difference. Same name, different accents, different strokes, different folks, same name.

I'm on the road.

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Whatever weekend it is when you're watching it. These are now main spit. This is less topical now.

You can really enjoy this. You can show your kids this when they grow up. You can bond and say, hey, I was one of the few people who watched this.

You want to bond this? You can watch this with your son or with your daughter.

Because God knows that's a bonding activity now. You're sitting around a screen with your kid and staring and looking at something.

Just staring with your kid, talking to a computer.

In good old New York City, my good old friend, mom, dummy did something that I agree with.

I didn't even think of it. I got to give credit where credit is due.

I got to give credit where credits do. I did not even think about taxing all these, what they call absentee landlords or these foreign people who hide their money by buying New York real estate.

They docked their money in a high rise in the city so they don't have to pay taxes in their home country.

A lot of foreign money in there. A lot of Chinese money.

Now you got to pay. What is it? Five mill or what was it? Over five mill. If you got a pettittair, a nice pettittair.

The only thing is there's a few West Chester businessmen, bankers who cheat on their wives and their apartments.

Now you just, instead of taking your guma to Lossurk or Shantarral, now you got to take him for two for 25 at Applebees.

That's all before you bang him out in your pettittair. If you don't speak French, you don't know what pettittair is. A pettittair is a French word for, you know, a little apartment in the city.

You know, rich people used to have, they used to nice, nice little apartment, a little junior one, Betty. You don't need much space.

One, Betty, if you got a lot of money, you two, Betty, something nice where you tell the wife, oh, I had to work late tonight.

I had to work late tonight. Mod as well just crash because I got to be up tomorrow early in the morning.

That's the second part of the lie is I got to be up extra early tomorrow morning.

Makes no sense for me to get back on the path. Makes no sense for me to hop in the train.

Or I missed the last one. What can you do? Do you mind putting all three of the kids to bed tonight?

What am I going to do? I'm just going to grab a slice of pizza.

I'm just going to grab a little Chinese food at the office. I'm actually still here to be honest with you.

And then I'm hitting our apartment. You call it our apartment, right?

And what that means is once a year, you got to use it with the family.

So it feels like our apartment. You got to say, hey, why don't we go down and have an adventurous weekend in the city with the kids as weekend at our apartment.

So you just got to call it our apartment once to just psychologically make it not a fuck then.

You know, get the kids in there. Oh, they crash in the couch or in the second bedroom.

Or you crash in the couch, you pile the kids in the bed.

And we're going to do some museums. We'll take them to the park. We'll take them to the zoo.

And we'll just spend one day in night in the city. And then go get them.

Go to that great restaurant in the upper west. That's got crayons for the kids.

Well, we eat eggs. And just baby, it'll just be like it used to be before, you know.

Before we moved, because we had kids. And my dreams were crushed because I,

I always dreamed about just living in one of Donald Trump's building and just fucking

whatever came out of the Ukraine, whatever pussy was pushed my way,

by whatever strife happened in some foreign country, whatever,

whatever destabilizing effect pushed some fucking pussy my way that I had to

fucking throw a couple of pieces of lettuce at.

That's what I was dreaming about, but that didn't happen.

Or if not that, I always pictured maybe the kids would stay in the city.

Kids would go to Dalton. Kids would go to Riverdale. Kids would go to Columbia Prep,

whatever. We'd still be there. We'd still be able to go get drinks.

We'd still be able to, oh, you know, have the Jamaican nanny and still live that city life.

But no, the wife grew up, the wife grew up in rural Maine.

And with the private school, and always dreamed about having a horse in acreage.

And a farmhouse sink. She wants a farmhouse sink.

It's a farmhouse sink with mid-century furniture.

Because now mid-century's back in farmhouses out and she's reading furniture magazines

and Westchester Magazine just gets sent to the house and she drinks white wine

out of fucking closet because we don't fucking anymore.

So a few of those guys are going to have to pay a few more dollars on their secret fuckpad.

But that's all a pedoteric. It's a secret fuckpad for guys, bankers who live in Westchester

or it's for foreign people to hide their money from their local government.

I mean, local, I mean, their country's government that taxes high.

It's an international, it's an international safe place to just park your money, hold it there.

And that has contributed to the inaffordability crisis in New York City, right?

Because they inflate the real estate prices.

So now they're getting hit a little bit more and I think it's five million.

So it's really the ultra rich.

Yeah, five million or more.

So if you got a pad that is your pedater that sits empty most of the year or most of the week,

except for where you're working late, you got to pay a couple of extra strands of lettuce.

That's all.

And that will enable us to be able to continue to take care of people who aren't citizens who migrate here illegally.

That one never gets brought up.

Estimated costs 11 billion to through 2029.

And the deficit's five billion.

So I also have an idea.

How's about something with that?

How's about something with that?

How's about, how about you just bummed on me?

Just looked the other way for one day and let Trump scoop.

Just let him scoop.

Let him go bananas for one day.

And you've got a little bit, a small portion or maybe half the portion of your budgetary problems, poof.

And you just pretend like, you know, you woke up.

What happened?

I didn't even know.

So Kathy Hocal, the governor of New York, so I'm bored with this.

And I got to admit, good idea.

I didn't think of it really.

I didn't think of it.

I got to admit, I didn't think of it.

Here's a nice way for him to get a campaign win, right?

Because now he can say we're taxing the rich.

They don't have to do a wealth tax.

They don't have to do the property tax for all New Yorkers.

We don't have to do a raise on the property tax for all New Yorkers.

We still got the congestion pricing going, right?

And number one priority is we got to remain a sanctuary city.

And so we got to figure out a way to pay for it.

And also we got the first free grocery store is coming.

I think two of them are coming to New York.

So he is following through with some of the things he promised.

Now, I guarantee you the private sector could get this up in a month

and probably a chain of 47 to 60 stores.

But I think he's got two and I think it's going to cost a lot.

How many you got?

I think it's one or two that are going up and it's going to take a long time.

So first grocery store to open in East Harlem.

So they're going to be there.

We'll see how this goes.

We're going to see how this goes.

And then the bus is next.

What?

What do you see?

Just the cost and how much it is.

Oh, the store will cost taxpayers about 30 million to open.

So it's free if you're buying there.

It ain't free if you're paying for it.

So it is what it is.

And I think he's got a plan for another.

He's planning to have a city owned grocery store five.

He wants to have five.

I guess one in each barrel.

So that shouldn't cause any bottleneck.

But we'll see how it works out.

A little city owned grocery store.

Is this the beginning?

Who knows?

Is this the beginning of there being one company called the government?

Are we about to become Cuba?

Who knows?

Who knows?

Probably not.

It's a tough sell in New York City.

But who knows?

Who knows?

We'll see.

If he does a good job, I'll be happy.

If he ruins it, it'll make me extra upset

because it's generally, I think, mostly him

and a large portion of his constituency

or the body politic that voted for him are,

I think the numbers are a majority of them

are not Native New Yorkers.

So I do have a little bit of that as a Native New Yorker.

I do have a little bit of that kind of like,

are you going to fuck up my city?

Do you know actually what this city is?

It's not your fucking city.

So we're going to find out.

Opening a grocery store typically requires

100,000 to over a million in an additional capital

with smaller independent shops costing about 100,000.

But this is a 30 million as all the groceries are going to be free.

Or is it just to open, costing 30 million?

We don't know.

There's a $70 million budget for the whole thing.

$70 million.

This one's going to be 30 million to open.

Yeah.

Which seems like a lot.

And let's be honest, how much cheaper is the free government

store going to be than C-town?

C-town is pretty cheap.

I mean, you could get a nice rubber stake in there

for like 69 cents.

Is it going to be cheaper than C-town?

Is it going to be cheaper than PATH Mark?

Is it going to be cheaper than PATH Mark?

So it'll be lower food costs.

He believes it will move a lower food cost for poor New Yorkers.

I don't know.

People will take advantage of it.

They just will.

That's just what people know.

That's what people know.

So is he the new face of the Democratic Party?

Democratic Party now.

And this is what we're going to talk about today.

Is going through.

This is what the Christian religion went through.

It's what we call a little bit of a schism.

People go, aren't you guys both Christians?

Why are you killing each other?

It's because some issues come up that create such a rift

that they become enemies, right?

And Hassan Piker is the Martin Luther for the Catholic Church.

Hassan Piker is the Democratic Party.

What Martin Luther was to the Catholic Church.

He's causing a schism.

He's causing a schism.

So as recline, you know, it did a piece in like New York magazine

or New York Times that like 34 people read where he goes,

he's not the problem.

He's not the problem.

He's not the problem.

He's not the problem.

He's not the problem.

He's not the problem.

This is not the problem.

That's not it's problematic.

And then Democrats are going like, what are you nuts?

And most of those Democrats support Israel.

This guy hates Israel.

He hates Israel.

Israel's front and center.

For everything now.

And yeah, Hassan Piker is not the enemy.

It's not Hassani is not the enemy.

Remember that enemy is still Trump.

The enemy is still Trump.

The enemy is still Trump.

I haven't even read it, but there it is.

I summed it up for you.

Now here's the thing with Hassan Piker.

Everyone focuses on the things he said about Hamas, Hasblah,

how he supports them.

You know, he said some wild things

in certain people's opinion about how Hasblah is not a terrorist group.

Israel is the terrorist group.

You know, he's basically one of those.

Right?

So there's a lot of focus on that.

But what I think there's less focus on,

which I find interesting,

and he recently gave a speech at Yale or something,

where he called the breakup of the USSR

the biggest tragedy in the 20th century, I believe.

I believe it was something to that note.

And I want to speak on that,

because I don't think that's being picked up.

A common theme that I'm seeing

throughout things that Hassan Piker,

the Twitch dreamer, has said.

Kid went to Rockers.

Me went to Rockers.

I think he went to Miami University,

and then he went to Rockers.

I think it was Perry.

He was partying too much at once,

going to his parents were like,

you got to go to Rockers.

You got to go to Rockers.

Now he's speaking at Yale.

And he said the USSR,

the record was one of the greatest catastrophes

of the 20th century.

That's surprising.

Right?

That's surprising.

To people who probably had a hard time

in the former Soviet Union,

it's probably a little offensive.

If you say to someone in the former Yugoslavia

who, you know,

didn't have a high standard of living

that when Yugoslavia broke up

and it wasn't communist anymore,

that was a big tragedy,

that would, some people would get offended.

He's also praised Stalin,

big Stalin was a murderer,

which is interesting to me,

because a lot of the people

who support him or even the ones

who are having the rift with him now

on the liberal side love

to throw the Hitler thing around

to Trump and say,

he's a neo-fascist liberal.

That's what we're living on.

But I can't help to notice

that Trump left office,

although he runs his mouth.

What does he run his mouth about?

He says he won.

What loss has he ever admitted?

They won loss that Trump has admitted.

Not just the election.

What hasn't he taken credit for

that's been good?

That is in his sphere

that maybe he doesn't deserve credit for.

And what loss or misstep

has he ever admitted?

So to me, it's just kind of typical

Trump bluster, right?

And you just throw that in.

But he left office

and then he got reelected

in a democracy, right?

I can't help but notice that.

I can't help but notice that.

I can't help but notice

that I don't think he's going to try

to stay in office.

But we'll see.

Maybe I'm wrong.

But yet to be seen is my point.

But a lot of those people

throw Hitler around a lot, right?

And it's one of those things,

like Hitler became like the poster child for evil.

But Stalin just kind of doesn't get

the same treatment, right?

It's like he doesn't get the same treatment

because a lot of the people

who died under him were political dissidents

or they starve to death.

But I mean, you know, most serious historians

estimate, you know, 18 million people,

something like this, the gulag system,

18 million, it's always in the millions.

And it's so big that people can't grok.

They can't, you know,

and they don't have that same like,

whoa, he was putting people in ovens kind of thing.

Like people just starved and died.

Same thing with Mao.

Just he's praised Mao.

Now these are pretty horrible people.

They're pretty horrible objectively

with retrospect, with the wreath, with the hindsight,

with the wisdom provided from hindsight.

It should give you a retrospective wisdom

to be able to confidently say,

these people were just as bad as Hitler

for different reasons, but sort of the same, right?

Decentralized power, not elected.

That's my point.

He seems to really hate democracy.

You know, he keeps praising dictator after dictator.

That seems something,

that seems to be the thing

that is not really being focused on

as much as like his praise for Hezbollah.

You know, because that's really what the issue is.

It's like, oh, he's a Jew-hater

and so we can't have him in the Democratic Party.

That may be so.

But what about all his fucking praise

for murderers dictators,

who just because they were communists or whatever?

I mean, just left and right.

King Z. I mean, can do no wrong.

Mount St. Tongue.

I think he called Mount St. Tongue

as one of the greatest leaders of all time.

You know?

What's up with that?

He obviously loves Castro.

I mean, so he's praised Mount

during his trip to Shanghai.

He was gifted a copy

of Mount St. Tongue's Little Red Buck.

It sounds like something you read to your kid at night.

You want to read from the Little Red Buck?

This Little Red Buck.

He was filmed reading it.

I remember I saw the video that he got it.

He was like,

it was like someone handed me a free pair

of Nike Air Force 95's original,

like, you know, OG Florescent.

And he said,

Comrade Mount St. Tongue is the greatest

Marxist-Leninist in our era.

All right?

He was a dictator.

Killed people.

Millions died because of his rule.

He said,

I don't have any patriots

that's been in my heart for America

while holding a Chinese.

It's almost like a comedy.

It's like a Christopher Guest movie.

I love what he's just sitting there

railing, railing against capitalism

in like Cartier sunglasses.

It's just funny, dude.

He's down in Cuba.

The internet catches him.

Be sure it was like 1700.

He lifts it a multi-million dollar house

in Los Angeles.

It's funny.

I mean, it just is funny.

I mean, he seems to enjoy

the opulence of capitalism,

which is funny.

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not comparing,

I saw him hike her to Jesus,

but as an example,

if Jesus Christ,

right,

the Prince of Peace,

had like four slaves

and a bottom bitch.

Right.

If he had like four slaves in a herm,

and he was like a military commander

and also President of the United States,

President of the United States,

would it change,

even though he was saying the same things,

would it be a little different?

Would it be a little different?

Like that makes it pretty easy to understand, right?

Like if Buddha said,

life is suffering,

you need to practice mindfulness meditation,

to transcend earthly attachments,

and the path to peace is detachment

and inner solitude,

but he remained a baller

in his castle that he left, right?

And he was just sitting in there, right,

with servants just bringing him shit.

Well, he said this,

wouldn't it change it a little bit?

Even though he was saying the same stuff,

do I make a good point?

Yes, that's a rhetorical question.

And yes, rhetorical questions

are just statements from assholes.

What's happened now is the public discourse online,

which has become sort of mainstream,

has become so easy to make fun of,

because it's easy to understand,

because it's really freshman year

at college kind of shit.

So you know, if I can,

like first of all understand it and lampoon it,

that means it's real dumb shit,

because I'm not a very educated man, right?

So this is what we're dealing with,

a kid from Rutgers,

who was partying too much in the University of Miami,

whose dad is some very wealthy capitalist,

who obviously was very involved in his life,

because they saw that he wasn't doing well in Miami,

and they forced him to transfer to Rutgers,

to get his shit together,

and then he graduated whatever,

magna go out for Rutgers in New Jersey.

I think magna cum laude Rutgers is what?

What is that like a 2.3 at Yale?

2.1 at Stanford?

Probably even a 2.1 at the American University.

Rutgers decent school, right?

He's a decent school.

But his dad's also like a big property owner,

I think he's in real estate big,

and he also has a brother, supposedly,

who's very, very smart.

I can relate.

I can relate.

So he has a brother who's like,

his brother is like a scientist or some shit,

and he's a mechanical systems design engineer

who worked at Boeing and Los Angeles.

And he looks like a paradise,

the better Hassan do it.

Yeah, so, you know,

this is John Steinbach wrote about this in East of Eden.

It's in the Bible, Kate and Abel.

I can tell you what happened here, right?

One of the kids was smart,

like in a contribute to society type of way.

The other kid, good looking,

but not as smart.

The kid senses that, right?

The kid senses the preference for the brother.

The kid senses they trust the brother.

They hold the opinion of the brother more in high regard, right?

This is a problem for the less,

the less the stupider brothers identity.

It's a problem, right?

It hurts it.

He feels he senses it, right?

He knows he can't compete.

So what do you have to do in order when you can't compete?

What do you have to do?

You form an identity in contrast to what your parental unit wants.

In contrast, you go in contrast.

And that's what happens.

And that's what happens.

You carve out an identity for yourself that works for you.

And that's exactly how stars are made, my friends.

That's how it goes.

You got a successful, involved capitalist father with high expectations for his less smart son.

And that can unintentionally create reaction formation in the less smart son.

And the son thus builds his identity in opposition to his father.

You know, that's how it goes.

When the kid becomes aware of how much more the parents trust and admire the other son,

the child feels inferior or missing.

That's just how it is.

Because the other brothers fulfilling what the parents want.

So the father's expectations become like psychologically overwhelming to the stupid kid.

And what does the stupid kid have to do to differentiate himself to survive psychologically?

He has to form his identity in opposition to the father.

And that's how this happens.

You make the unconscious conscious, which is what I just did for you.

I'm guessing, but I'm right.

You know, it's just what it is.

You know, our worldview is just a mirror of our childhood that we're unaware of.

Because as we're forming these things affect us, but we can't explain them.

And we pivot accordingly.

And that's just how it goes.

You know, it's just a mask.

It's a mask we call ego.

It's fun.

We're all little tiny pieces of God playing dress up is what we're doing.

And these, you know, human dynamics and complexes, psychological complexes, create the characters.

And it's fun.

These create some of the most brilliant people.

These dynamics create some of the most fucking damaging evil people.

They create some of the funniest people for the right reasons, funniest people for the wrong reasons.

But they create people who want to be heard.

They want to be seen.

The brother's not out there.

Why is the brother not out there?

Why is the brother not out there running his mouth?

Why is the brother?

Why did the brother get made that way?

Because the brother's brain works.

Like my brother's brain works.

The brother's brain worked.

I'm having fun.

I can relate.

I'm no better.

I was the missing kid.

I didn't live up to yet.

What did I do?

Created my identity and opposition to the immigrant dream that they had.

What did my brother do?

Followed suit.

Two attorneys.

I'm going to be an attorney too.

Because the brain worked.

I said that my brain didn't work.

My mouth does.

Why is the brother not fucking streaming?

Is it because the brother's busy working?

Would it a real job?

It would be funny if I would love for him to come on a heinous or this or whatever.

I would love.

And I'd start.

First of all, I like the kid.

I relate to him.

But I would love to sit down and be like, so what's your talent?

What do you do?

When he goes, I stream.

I'm a streamer.

I'm like, so what is the talent there?

True.

Let's get into it.

What is it?

Are you convincing?

Are you an agent of truth?

Like, what?

What are we doing here?

Because you're a fucking rock star, son.

No matter which way you're a new wave rock star where you can just talk.

You don't have to act or dance or tell jokes.

You're just there.

And you got Cartier glasses on that I understand.

You got some thrift shop.

Every time I go into a thrift shop, I see fucking.

You know, many times I've seen Tiffany jewelry in a thrift shop.

That was very funny.

Somebody asked, what are you wearing?

And he goes, oh, this is just something.

Oh, my God, a thrift stop.

And then, of course, someone on the internet saw that they were Cartier glasses and they

cost like $1,700.

And people were like, there's no Cartier glasses at a thrift shop.

So he lied.

He got caught lying.

It is what it is.

It's obviously uncomfortable for him that he enjoys the opulence of capitalism so much.

And he always goes, it's fucking irrelevant.

Fucking.

Even Mark said you got a fucking rock with it before you fucking before the people take over.

Or whatever it is.

Why is this brother not screaming?

What is his brother?

Why does his brother want to be heard?

Why doesn't he have that debt?

Why does his brother not have?

Why does my brother not have that desperate need that I have to be heard?

What's really going on?

Right?

Right?

Where did this talent come from?

Could it be a defense mechanism?

Could it be I created my identity?

It just psychologically survived counter to the expectations of my parents, my mother who's

got five law degrees and didn't make a fucking dollar.

Are you saving kids in Africa?

Another thing is you can't fool me.

I had one of these commies in my family.

And she much like you had a shoe collection.

Nice shoe collection.

A real nice shoe collection.

A little poor girl from Crete who worked for the United Nations.

Was into the international rights of children, but she was also big and a fendi.

Big and a fendi.

Big and a tiffity.

She was also...

When my parents got divorced, she was also big and a big paycheck from him.

She's big into that.

They're law for a papas and papas.

Yeah, she was his secretary.

She did nothing.

Oh, that's not true.

She liked a nice restaurant or two.

She wasn't good with the government run grocery store.

My mother liked back to the land.

She liked health food in the health food store.

Back to the land or coming in such a beautiful idea.

It's never been tried because of the United States.

She did that thing.

She did the flopping thing.

America's the raft, blaming on America.

Always America, CIA every time.

But then you go, okay, but they're doing that to us.

So how come we work?

How come nobody ever makes that point?

Okay, so we spoil it for them.

How come nobody spoiled it for us?

How come their system hasn't made our system untenable?

Why is that?

Am I asking a good question or am I just a fucking asshole here?

John, you're a fucking asshole.

Like, am I not making a point here?

Why, why couldn't they stifle, why don't they stifle us?

What's going on in Poland right now?

What's going on?

What's going on in Chile?

What's happening?

Why can't it just be stopped?

Why, why, why doesn't China just put an embargo?

Why don't they just put an embargo on Poland?

See what happens.

Why?

What, what's going on?

Some Vietnam couldn't stick to the script.

How come Vietnam and China couldn't just stick to the script?

Why they have to reform it and add markets?

Why?

Why?

Stick to the script.

Fuck our shit up.

If communist was fucking our shit up,

I'd go, obviously,

they're the system that works, right?

If your system is superior in self-sustaining,

shouldn't it be able to work

and create wealth for everybody?

By the way, communism does create wealth.

If you Google Raoul and Fidel Castro's worth,

it does create wealth.

You're like, whoa, it created a lot of wealth

for those two brothers.

I'm pretty sure.

This is how I know Putin's rich,

because I think his daughter is a DJ.

I mean, if your daughter is a DJ,

much like in Hollywood,

means she grew up rich, right?

I think his daughter is a DJ somewhere.

Am I right about that?

Yeah, his third daughter.

She's living in Paris.

Why? Why? Why Paris? Why?

Why?

Why?

What's wrong with Siberia?

What's wrong?

What's wrong with Russia?

What's wrong with Mother Russia?

Why are you in Paris living as a DJ?

I mean, are we living in a comedy dog?

I mean, we got this fucking dictator.

You know who else called the USSR's breakup?

The biggest tragedy of the century?

It's basically Putin and Hassan Piker.

And then Hassan Piker calls Crimea.

He's like, I call it Russian bitch.

It's Russian bitch.

Here's the interesting thing about Crimea, right?

He's like the fucking fucking Ukraine.

He's all pro-Russia.

It's fucking Russian bitch.

It's a funny quote with him yelling about it.

And here's the funny thing.

And this is what happens when your brain doesn't work.

And the brother's brain does.

I mean, am I wrong?

One brother is a fucking engineer for Boeing.

And the other one sits there on Twitch and curses.

It has a shock collar in his dog to make him sit still.

I mean, what are we doing?

Some kid yelling about communism

who's wearing a fucking $700 shirt

living in a multi-million dollar mansion

with probably a fly-ass fucking car.

Is it not funny?

Is it not a Christopher Guest documentary?

It a little bit is.

What was my original point?

It was a good one too.

Crimea.

That was the point.

So he's got Crimea's Russia.

It's the thing about Crimea.

This is interesting.

This is the interesting thing about history, generally.

Like it's like, you know, show me one country

that wasn't formed through conflict and displacement.

Show me one country

through conflict, meaning war, bloodshed,

and displacement, meaning cleansing.

Which one?

I think it's like Ethiopia.

And like, yeah.

That's your example, right?

Like, who?

First of all, I always thought about it.

Isn't Israel a nation of immigrants?

Aren't the Palestinians like the racist Nazis

who just like won't accept the people of Korra?

Isn't Israel a nation of immigrants?

Just a nation of immigrants.

Diversity is their strength.

It's a nation of immigrants.

People who immigrated there.

And the natives are upset.

And like, a fire bombing them.

Isn't that the same thing?

It's like, when the Greeks came over in Toronto,

they burned all the Greek diners and Idaho.

They burned all the Greek diners.

You know, Irish, same shays.

Isn't the same.

Did Jews came over and they're like,

fuck, do you do?

They're taking on shit.

I know it's a little different,

but it's still funny.

It's still a funny joke I made.

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Here's the thing about Kremea.

We took the long road to get to this, but you're going to enjoy this.

So Kremea, right, was ethnically Turkic for who knows how long?

Funny thing is, coincidentally, guess who else is?

I guess Turkic.

I bet you if he did his DNA, please, I know Greek.

But usually there's a lot of Greek there.

That's the thing.

Right?

Because the Turkics are like Asian.

They're central Asian-looking.

You know?

They're like a war like kind of weird tribe that was just really good at war.

So what, there's the thing online.

It's very funny.

A lot of Turks will do their DNA and they'll see that they're like Greek.

Right?

Which basically means that they're pussy Greeks.

Which basically means they're freaking Greeks who could not

keep to the thing.

Right?

So they converted, changed their fucking name, added a little squiggly line

and said, I can't deal with this Giza.

You know, I also want to be safe.

I want to be able to not have my daughter kidnapped or whatever.

I can press charges.

You know, shit like that.

Shit like that.

During the morning stretch of expansion.

So that's what that means.

Because guess what?

That area was Greeks, Anatolian Greeks, you know, Byzantine Empire,

Alexander the Great.

And is it his?

I don't know.

Greeks were there for a thousand years, 1500 years.

I'm going a long way to make a point.

Kremea was Turkic.

200,000 Turkic people were ethnically cleansed out of Kremea by guess who?

His hero, Stalin, to make it Russian.

Because it is very important.

It's an important area for obvious reasons.

Right?

Import, export baby.

So you're telling me Israel is unique.

Is Israel unique.

Is Israel unique.

Modern day Turkey.

What happened to all the Greeks?

What happened to all the Armenians?

What happened to all the Assyrians?

Where did they go?

They were asked to leave.

They were asked to leave.

And all people go, oh, it was a population exchange.

Yeah, no, there was a thing called the Greek genocide.

Yeah.

And the Greeks did do violence against Turks.

But guess what?

You were the occupying force who came in and you lost.

So what are we doing with all this right and wrong morality shit?

When did this start happening?

What's right?

What's wrong?

Hasn't this been the way of the world the whole fucking way?

The United States.

You know, and people still go.

It's unstill in it.

Oh, yeah, it is.

I mean, what are we going to do?

You're going to sit around on a day and chant that.

I mean, you're going to give it back.

They're gone.

I mean, what are we talking about here?

What are we talking about?

Have you seen the way animals do it?

And insects and ants?

And when they go raided another fucking colony?

I mean, what are we talking about here?

Everyone's competing for resources.

What are we talking about?

This whole fucking pick and choose, you know,

the Middle East is a bad fucking neighborhood.

And if you grow up in a hood, you're going to do bad stuff.

Israel moved to the hood.

They got raised in the hood.

I'm not excusing what they did because it's bad.

I'm not even in support of how it was founded.

I'm just asking, how was it's founding any different?

That's all I'm asking.

It's what I'm asking.

Didn't Egypt used to be like all Christian?

What happened?

What happened there?

Didn't Syria used to be all Christian?

What happened?

Where did the Christians come?

I'm just, I'm not even in support of how it was founded.

I'm just asking how it was different.

Show me how it's different.

Because I'm not sure.

I'm not sure how it's different from Crimea.

That was ethnically Turkic.

And then they were cleansed.

And now it's Russian.

And the funny thing is Hassan Piker is yelling about it being Russian.

So it's all about when you want to start the story, right?

So nobody's upset for those Turkic people.

Nobody cares about those Turkic people.

Nobody cares about the sectarian violence

that happens between the Shia and the Sunni throughout.

There's a blood in the crypts of that bad fucking neighborhood

and they hate and have been killing each other

for fucking 1400 to 2000 years in mass.

And they continue to do it.

Bar Copa going too far and rebelling against the Russians

and the Jews getting kicked out is not the only old story

still shedding blood in the Middle East infection.

The amount of Muslims that kill other Muslims in that area,

massacre, the Yisidi Christians, it goes on.

The murder, the Kurds by the Sunni Muslims.

By the way, the Sunni Muslims, the Sunni countries

and the Muslims hate Iran.

And it has nothing to do with Israel,

which is hard for people to wrap their head around.

But they hate them and they want them gone.

And it has nothing to do with Israel.

It's got nothing to do.

They wanted them gone before Israel.

It's a bad neighborhood.

It's the hood.

It's a, you know,

what happens to the sympathizing with people

who grew up in a lower socioeconomic status

or a bad neighborhood?

I don't know why Israel's parents

moved them to a bad neighborhood.

But let's not act like this Middle East

was this great place that Israel came

and you're like, what is going on?

There was all this peace happening.

I mean, it's just what you call what in your mind

not doesn't work or you're a stupid person

or you're young and naive

that you just don't know this stuff.

Because what I'm saying is the truth.

What I'm just saying is what is?

I'm just saying what is?

It's bad.

It's continued to be bad.

When other places got a little better,

it just stayed bad.

I don't know what to tell you.

I don't know what to tell you.

Okay?

Women...

The opinion is not so much valued in that area.

Nobody seems to really care that much about that either.

During the reign of Catherine Great,

the Russian Empire annex Crimea

to gain a strategic warm water port

of the Black Sea.

It's a very important area.

There was a Crimean war,

Russia fought an alliance of Britain, France,

and the Ottoman Empire.

Although Russia lost the war,

it retained control of the peninsula.

But then in Soviet era, 1944,

like I said, Joseph Stalin ordered the mass deportation.

Do you know what that is?

That's called ethnic cleansing.

Mass deportation of 200,000 Crimean tatars,

Turkic taters,

to Central Asia,

back to where you came from,

you fucking...

That's what they probably call them...

They call them something.

Back to Central Asia,

accusing them of collaborating

with Nazi Germany during World War II.

It works.

The region was then resettled

with ethnic Russians and Ukrainians.

And here we are.

By the way, they did.

The Muslims loved the Nazis, right?

Didn't they say,

didn't the Ottomans side with the Nazis?

They did.

The suite of young Turks,

the Ottomans,

the genie heads.

They did not side with the Nazis.

Sorry.

Oh, in World War I,

they side with the Germans.

Sorry, I had it mixed up.

I'm positive of that, right?

Just double check.

Right.

Yeah, during World War I.

The Ottomans lined with Germany.

In 1914,

due to their conflict with the Russians.

So the Ottomans were done by there.

I'm sorry.

I should know that.

Again, I'm stupid.

And I have to check a lot of this stuff.

Now,

Hassan Piker smarter than me.

There's no question.

But if it was my thing,

if I had to like,

this is what I did, you know,

I would know more.

I'd make sure.

I'd read more Wikipedia pages.

Who's my thing?

Who's my only thing?

If it was my thing,

I don't make a fucking cent off this show.

I get paid from telling jokes.

Being funny.

And you may sit there and go,

you're not funny.

Well, guess what?

For you, I'm not.

And that's fine.

But I've been paid a lot many times

by people who do think of funny.

So I've been able to become a professional

because of that.

So I have a trade.

I have a skill.

Joke writing.

Joke making.

So I'm not knocking this either

because I wouldn't want to get a real job

either if my brain didn't work, right?

I wouldn't want to like,

first of all, if you come from like a pretty sophisticated family,

your brother's that,

like you don't want to work at FedEx, right?

Like you don't want to,

you want to get a job with like your uncle,

get fast-tracked,

just try to make jokes,

talk about old enough to pee older from it.

You want to like,

fail comedically,

but then find your shit, right?

Like I'm a fucking Marx.

You want to find your shit that works.

And you keep throwing shit at the wall until it works.

Because the internet,

the internet is the fucking Statue of Liberty, baby.

Give us your stupid.

Give us just it.

It's just open.

Everyone can give it a try.

It is the most inclusive thing.

No gatekeepers.

You can get something cooking.

And he found 22-year-olds

who it's been proven.

This generation is the first generation

that is stupider than their parents.

Pull that up.

Pull that up.

Pull it up.

Pull it up.

Pull it up.

I mean,

just the fact that he says things like

I love Stalin or Stalin's great,

or Mao is amazing.

I mean, you have to be uninformed.

Or you have to be like,

you know,

barely sliding into homo sapien

to believe something that's just not true.

Like, it's absolutely disqualify.

As soon as I hear someone say that,

I'm not listening to you anymore.

I don't care if you make four other good points.

It's like when I saw Hassan Medi

use dancing and dog loving as a pejorative.

If at one point in your life

you believed that dancing and loving dogs

is a bad thing,

I don't think your brain works.

To get that brainwashed,

I don't care how you grew up.

Because if I grew up like that,

I would fucking question it.

Because I question my own shit.

And my brain don't work.

So Jen D Z is being described

as the first generation of modern history

to score lower on standardized tests

and cognitive measures.

IQ, memory,

literacy,

literacy than previous generations

potentially reversing a long-term trend.

The first generation

isn't this a match made in heaven?

This fucking guy?

And this fucking demographic?

We're hereby gathered today

to wed this hot fucking tall honk

with a little bit of a small head.

His head's on the smaller side.

So's mine.

I'm telling you,

we got a lot in common.

And I like you very much.

I do.

Two kids whose brains don't work so good.

I happen to be just a little more honest than you.

I just be honest.

I'm not, you know.

It's what it is.

Honest you don't pay the bills in this era.

Hockey puck.

Right into baby-circuit,

this is what my Zen.

It's a match made in heaven.

So yeah, they did,

they ran the numbers

on all this standardized testing and stuff.

And this is the first generation

that's done worse than the previous generation.

Gen Z.

Gen Z.

President G.

Some data suggests a gap

between perceived intelligence

and, yeah, this is what you call the Dunning Kruger effect.

You ever heard of the Dunning Kruger effect?

So pull up the Dunning Kruger.

So basically first,

some data suggests a gap

between perceived intelligence

and actual performance.

So what that means is these kids are going on.

I'm fucking brilliant.

I listen to some Pikers Twitch stream.

I know everything that's going on.

When it comes to historical landscape, bro.

Fuck it.

And he talks just like I'm fucking bullshit.

It's fucking bullshit.

Fuck it.

I want the streets to run

with their fucking capitalist land-owning blood.

Fucking making blood.

Fucking blood.

Fuck.

Fuck.

Shit.

Fuck.

I'm fucking smart.

I'm fucking smart.

So the Dunning Kruger effect is a cognitive bias

where people with limited knowledge

are competence in a domain

greatly overestimate their own knowledge

or competence.

Right?

You know, it's sort of like, you know,

you know, when you're talking to someone,

I have a friend who's a straight-up genius.

It's what it is.

When I feel like I need to put a helmet on

when I talk to him.

And I spoke to him recently and it reminded me.

It truly reminded me how most people

whose brains work very well,

like extremely well,

they're often not charismatic.

I don't know why the universe is balanced that way.

But people with very strong brains

are just don't, are not good communicators.

Maybe it's because they're like talking to themselves.

I don't, I don't know.

God rarely, if ever,

gives the really strong.

I'm talking about look around.

Look around.

Didn't meet her.

His son, Pike,

are creating any of this shit?

Who did air conditioner?

You know, you think that guy could do a radio show?

You think you want to listen to that

and reek a Fermi hour?

Who wants to sit down and listen to the reek a Fermi hour?

Right?

Who wants to sit down

and listen to Aristotle one-on-one

and the easy, I mean, you know,

he's not stern.

He can reek a Fermi hour.

Hi guys.

I've been sitting at this,

this is an reek in Fermi.

I've been here for 68 hours,

never seen the woman in my life,

playing with the wires

and my mom,

I'm still in the mother's basement.

I'm Italian,

so I still live at home in the basement.

This is a reek in Fermi hour.

Hello.

Are you supposed to say hello?

He's supposed to say hello.

I forgot to...

Hello.

Hi.

I'm Anika Fermi.

I'm an entertainer.

You're big.

We're going to talk about

numbers and calculus and physics

and all the types of fun and stuff

that I love.

Fingers never shed.

So, speaking of this guy

and I just realized

while our world view is really being created

by charismatic retarts

after I was talking to this guy.

Right?

It's crazy.

Legit genius, right?

Speak six languages like

just fucking math,

all that shit.

So,

that guy could never sell himself,

right?

He could never sell himself.

He's also too open to hear other opinions

and then you sit there and you go,

hmm.

You know, it's not this definitive

kind of slogan-y kind of

ya.

Let the streets run

with their capitalist blood

or, you know, lying about

the hotel you got in Cuba.

That was another...

It was just fun.

Listen.

America made me stay.

Which is not true.

The law is...

It's a lie.

So, the law is...

You're not allowed to stay

in a government owned property.

Right?

I'm not sure.

Did the government own that one?

Not sure.

But that's that.

You could stay...

You don't have to stay

in a five-star hotel

with the generators on

while the country's

going to block it.

You know, you don't have to.

You don't have to.

But again,

for some reason,

it's irrelevant.

You know,

it doesn't speak to how...

You know,

because if you're earnest

and you really believe what you say,

you walk what you talk.

You don't talk

and then walk another way.

He stayed at the five-star

grand hotel.

I think that's where my

gay brother stayed when he went to Cuba.

When Obama opened it up a little bit.

It's a luxury high-end property

with a rooftop pool.

Reports also mention his involvement

with a delegation that

included stays at the marquee de la torre.

So, he'd stay...

Yeah.

So, what's the deal?

Was it illegal or what?

Critics questioned

the necessity of five-star hotel.

They got amenities.

But yeah.

So, was it illegal or what?

What's the deal?

Did he have to stay there?

Just say, did he have to stay...

You got to start using chat

because it just makes it so much easier.

Did he have to stay there

by law, by American law?

Did you have to five-star?

Did you have to?

No.

His son, Pike,

was not legally required.

Thank God, I'm right.

It was not legal required to stay

specifically to five-star hotel.

It's just...

I'm telling you,

it genuinely makes me laugh, dude.

I don't...

And I don't think there's anything wrong

with what he does.

I don't think I think...

I think, you know,

it's just a consequence

of where are awareness

and education level is,

especially for the generation that buys us?

There's no 50 year olds

tuning in to his stream, right?

Just like, you know,

there's nobody trolling any videos

who has a family and kids.

Like, we know who you are.

Even though you're anonymous

and you have like a fake name or whatever,

like, we know who you are.

You're in your 20s

or your 30s

or if you're in your 40s and your 50s,

you're a real big loser.

You don't have any kids

or like, you're broke.

Whatever it is,

you got a lot of time in your hands.

Like, you know?

It's not Matt Damon on there.

It's a huge wave of a flag of loser dumb.

And there's no other...

It's an axiom.

It's an axiom.

Okay?

Busy people want to laugh.

Board people or losers

who have a lot of time in their hands

and the reason they have a lot of time in their hands

because they're bored in their losers

want to hate watch

because they have the time to sit around there.

Who has the time to sit around there and fucking hate it?

Who has the time?

We know who you are.

May not know your name.

But here's the thing.

Nobody wants to.

Nobody does know.

So you're doing a fake...

Because even if you put your real name,

you're going to remember it anyway.

It's, you know, we know.

We know.

Same thing with this.

What was I saying?

Where I made the first analogy.

So no, he wasn't.

He stated that he figured...

He argued on stream that US sanctions

specifically the Treasury's department's list of restrict.

How do we get rid of that icon with the thing?

Limited his choice to specific...

Often upscale approved hotels.

While US law prevents staying at many hotels

owned by the Cuban government or military,

this does not force travelers to stay exclusively...

It does not force travelers to stay exclusively in a five-star hotel.

Private accommodations often exist,

lower rated, exist, etc.

So it was a lie.

It's not true at all.

He didn't have to stay there.

It wasn't on a list of approved.

The government can say you can only stay here.

Can you ask if it's owned by the government?

That's the one.

Does Grand Hotel Bristol have any affiliation with the government?

With the Cuban government.

Because then he...

The funny thing is, is he did break the law,

but it just shows it...

You think America cares.

What are you gonna do?

Come after him.

They understand.

Trust me, they understand.

If I had his money, that's where I'd stay, too.

Ow!

So it's actually the opposite of what he claimed as an excuse.

He claimed he had to stay there.

Did we do this episode?

Yeah.

Because this happened a while ago.

We didn't talk about this, right?

So he claimed he had to...

When confronted.

When confronted.

Only one confronted, too.

It's only one confronted.

It's not offered upfront.

It's the only one confronted.

Right?

That's how you know.

Because usually when someone's like on the left,

they'll tell you upfront.

I'm staying here because, you know,

they're like a point of it.

But he didn't say a word about it.

Until people noticed that the lights were still on there

and they were off for regular Cubans,

and they noticed that it was a five-star hotel.

I mean, it is like a Christopher Guest movie.

So the Grand Hotel Bristol and Havana

is owned by the Cuban government.

So it's actually the opposite of what he claimed.

So he said he stayed there to avoid committing a crime

according to the United States government.

What the United States government says you can't do.

So he said he did it because he had to,

because otherwise he'd get in trouble with the United States

because, you know, you can only stay at these certain places.

As it turns out, it's the opposite.

He actually stayed in a place that is a crime

according to the United States Department,

the State Department.

So, yeah.

Not like he's gonna get in trouble for it anyway.

It's part of the state,

oh, Grand Caribbean, stay in owns.

They got some good properties,

the centralized powers over there.

You guys are good with it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So that's funny.

That's funny.

That's the squat right there.

You're going, this is, this is theater.

This is fun.

Right there.

Right?

If you're over 22 or 25,

you're going, that's the theater.

I don't, you know, but this is an era where

I think there's so many people throwing bullshit out there too.

Like, you know, there's so many videos of so many things

like, you know, so many leech or parasite type of

creators online, just using people's name,

trying to come up with some drama to get some,

that I think the real stuff gets just lost.

It's sort of like with Trump.

There's so much of it that you can't specify, you know.

Right?

If this was a standalone, this would be a big story.

It's a big story, but then eyes recline,

eyes recline goes and writes an article going,

a songwriter's not the problem.

What's this?

What's this?

Is this an indication of an honest person or someone

who's a little loose?

A little loose?

Someone who doesn't walk,

walk from the talk, daddy talks.

This is very funny.

This is very funny.

The controversy, yeah.

The luxury hotel has been in spotlight.

We're being a five star venue used by foreign visitors

with a local population faces shortages.

Yeah, like they didn't turn off the electricity there.

He had Wi-Fi.

Now, it might be harsh.

You're an honest guy.

Like, what's going on?

Like, where am I just, you know,

do you see it this way?

If you were watching this, would you go,

like, this is fart,

the honest is on point and funny here.

Like, you're my point.

You're being funny and you're on point.

Am I on point?

You're on point.

Yeah, you're calling out a grifter.

Okay, so I am.

Yeah, you're calling out a grifter.

And that's what you see.

Do I see a grifter?

Yeah, I see the same thing as like a Nick Flinte's,

that kind of thing.

Yeah, a little talker or a little.

I'll tell you what.

What's going to move the needle,

a controversy.

Let's keep it cooked in.

The kid works too much.

So I looked at his,

he streams seven days a week.

That's what these kids are doing.

He's working way too much.

They're like a social and fucking,

like on this spectrum.

Yeah.

Like, I don't know who the hell,

these people are complaining.

His audience complains about the cost of living,

but they have the time to sit there for 17 hours

and listen to this fucking kid.

His average duration of his stream

is seven to nine hours.

What do you talk about for seven to nine fucking hours?

This is like crazy, man.

I am so raising the alarm on what this fucking generation

is doing.

Who the fuck sits there?

And listen, if Jesus Christ Himself

was talking for seven hours,

I'm catching the first 15.

And that's it.

I'll tell you what.

He does make a nice chunk of change.

He makes about 100 to 200 thousand.

That's another thing.

A month.

A month.

That's another thing.

He's making about 200 K a month.

That's another thing.

Not bad.

Yeah.

But he's working too hard.

I mean, that's the way to work.

I mean, who has, you know?

And then I saw this one thing where he goes,

it was a very funny thing,

where he goes, I don't know if you're familiar

with the people who listen to my podcast,

meaning that they didn't have money.

I can't remember what it was about,

but that was funny because I was like,

they do seem to have a lot of time

and they do give you money, right?

Because I think it's donations, right?

Like, super chat check.

Is that how he makes his money?

Yeah, that's part of it.

Yeah, that's part of it, right?

So they donate to him.

I also would love to know

if there's some checks coming.

I think talkers looking at some real estate in Qatar,

it's subscriptions, donations,

and ad revenue.

Yeah, so subscriptions and donations comes from the fans.

And then he's got a whole bunch of merch.

He's got merch.

It's just great, dude.

What's his house worth?

Like, it's just great.

He purchased a $2.74 million

contemporary Mediterranean home in West Hollywood.

$3,800 square foot resident features

five bedrooms, a pool and a spa.

Yeah, five bedrooms.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Why is that funny?

Why is it funny?

Why is it funny?

Why is it funny?

Why is it so funny?

He would say, yeah, that's what communism could create

for everybody.

Is there any capitalist streamers?

Here's my question, Jesse Skatero.

Are there any capitalist streamers in Cuba

who are making fucking loot like this?

There's the opposite row.

Yeah, that's a good idea if they can get internet.

I think they get internet once a month.

Yeah, if you get it, what's there?

Like, but even if they could, could you be like a crazy capitalist?

I wouldn't even be allowed to stream.

I think you could for a matter of hours

until the military knocked on your door.

Yeah, I got you.

They wouldn't even let you talk.

They wouldn't even let you talk.

That's the irony of it.

So funny.

Now, these are just simple things and jokes

that I made that just make it easy for you

if your brain don't work so good like mine.

Right?

Once the last time there was a capitalist streamer

in a communist country who was just balling out,

just millions of people listening to him.

Can you pull up with Margaret Thatcher

said about capitalism because I find it very interesting?

Yeah.

Me, myself personally, like I've said many times,

I'm a mixed economy guy.

You can call me Keynesian.

Like I said, socialism without capitalism

is a parasite without a host.

And this is a direct quote from me.

I made this up.

And capitalism without socialism

is a predator that overhunts and ruins their environment.

So they need each other.

They a mixed economy.

It's been proven in the real world.

And even the, you know,

China is not a communist country

although it still calls itself communist

for ideological reasons.

Its economic system is mixed.

They're all different levels of mixed.

The Scandinavian countries are capitalist countries

with social safety nets and programs.

Like we have here, right?

So it's like the verdicts out on this shit.

The verdicts out on this shit.

So what are we doing?

Besides making a lot of money talking to teenagers

about ideology that you learn your freshman year

in Cufffuckin College.

So Margaret Thatcher said some very interesting things.

The more famous, this is the more famous one.

Right?

Obviously the problem with socialism

is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

Right?

So that was her famous one.

But pull up the one about capitalism

and individual freedom.

I found this very interesting.

Smart check, Margaret Thatcher.

Right.

This is something I've said.

I've never even seen this one.

But there's no such thing as collectivism.

Right?

Collectivism is just the aggregate sum,

is an aggregate sum of different types of individuals.

The individual is paramount.

Right?

In my mind.

And that's the way it should be.

The individual freedom.

Let people be who they want without government,

without authorities intervening.

Right?

Your parents, your fucking whatever.

She viewed socialism as system that destroys initiative.

But blah, blah, blah.

But she said something very interesting.

So, you know, it was a long interview.

You can go watch.

You can find it on YouTube.

The Margaret Thatcher Capitalism in a free society.

But...

Has a moral basis.

The reason being,

unless you have economic freedom,

you will have no other freedom at all.

So, the whole capitalist society is a moral basis.

The basis is that the individual is here to develop his or her talents.

He cannot do that without both political freedom and economic freedom.

The only kind of society under which you can do that

is a capitalist society.

To be free, you have to be capitalist.

Every free society in the world is a capitalist society.

But capitalism.

I found that interesting.

I found that interesting.

She ties it to the actual individual freedoms that you're given by, you know,

common law and inalienable individual rights.

Right?

She ties the...

She says they go hand in hand.

And she...

It's an interesting...

And if, you know, again, if you look at the real world,

you're going like,

yeah, the proof is out there.

Right?

The proof is in the pudding.

Now, does it make...

Is it a little messier?

Yeah.

Is there some poverty?

Yeah.

And that's where you work on it.

But...

It's interesting.

It's an interesting thing.

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