April 14, 2026

You Can't Fix Stupid-Conspiracy Theory Edition | Tuesday 04.14.26

You Can't Fix Stupid-Conspiracy Theory Edition | Tuesday 04.14.26

Conspiracy theories about the Artemis II mission are getting dumber, and we’ve got questions. Welcome to another episode of The Treehouse Show — a comedy podcast breaking down funny news, viral stories, and ridiculous real-life moments. What we're...

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Conspiracy theories about the Artemis II mission are getting dumber, and we’ve got questions.
Welcome to another episode of The Treehouse Show — a comedy podcast breaking down funny news, viral stories, and ridiculous real-life moments.

What we're talking about today:

  • Do you understand physics? A conspiracy theorist's struggle against science
  • The bank scam you need to know about (Dan's Saturday was almost ruined)
  • Is this comedian's death scene the greatest of all time? We discuss.
  • Did Trump pull a kids toy against Iran?
Ready to laugh? Then join us inside The Treehouse Show.

LINKS:

Artemis II Splashdown

Strait of Hormuz Blockade Breakdown

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It is time to believe your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Maley along with

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Trade Trendholm Today coming up on the show The straightof Horror, Moves,

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Buffalo Humps.

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And the phone calls scam I received over the weekend.

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But first, let's start with some feel good news, and

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that is the Artemis two team back on.

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Earth where they belong.

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I hope they're as glad to be here as we are,

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because I would think if I had just gone on

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this ma just and treacherous mission around the Moon, coming

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back to Earth would be like, do we really want

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to go back? It's so peaceful up here. It's nice

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and quiet. I mean, sure it's tight quarters in all,

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and there's only so much food and water to go around,

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but it's just so peaceful out here in the vacuum

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of space.

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Yeah, which, by the way, I still saw over the

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weekend and through Monday, Artemis two is back, and I

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still see people online saying their reasons that they don't

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believe that any of it was real.

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The entire mission was faked blah blah blah blah blah,

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and it's just making my skin crawl.

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I used to.

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In fact, there were some people on Facebook I finally

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had to unfriend because they're all, I feel like the

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ven diagram of flat earthers and we didn't go to

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the moon. There's a huge overlap.

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Oh yeah, definitely.

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And you can't. You can't. You can't reason with them.

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I mean, although every every experiment they ever do to

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try to prove there's no curvature to the Earth ends

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up in a massive failure.

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You just.

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You can't. And not the.

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Least of which was did you see the video of

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Orion's re entry? Like it was a sped up video

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that I saw because they can't show at the real

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time because it was just the video wouldn't fit on

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you know, Instagram or social media whatever, But.

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I guess it was.

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NASA released the entire re entry video of Artemis two

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slash Orion coming in through the atmosphere, seeing the flames

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and everything, seeing the heat shield, and people commenting it's like, look,

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here's your proof flat earthers. You can see the curvature,

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and blah blah blah. It's like dude, that they're not

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going to accept that. All they got to say is

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green's green, CGI whatever or AI.

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If someone is.

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It's so crazy to me how these days, despite an

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overwhelming pile of evidence, people will still deny the fact

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in front of them and there's nothing you can do

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about it. You'll go crazy trying to convince somebody otherwise,

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like they've they've entrenched themselves. They ain't coming out. It's

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better that you just go around and go about your life.

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Yeah, I mean, it's there is no science, there is

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no logic, there is no reason you you cannot It's

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it's like arguing. They are like arguing with an atheist

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of you. You can't win and and so you just go,

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okay whatever. I mean, sometimes I find them just entertaining

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as hell, because like, really, man, how how how can

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you be that dumb? But then it frightens you that

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they are that dumb, and there's there's a lot of

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them out there.

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And they all and they all have megaphones now things

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to the internet and social media well and the other.

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Uh, the other people who think the moon you know,

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moon landing was a big conspiracy, which they obviously ah

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now I did not double check to see if they

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were doctored or not.

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But I know it's been done in the past. You know,

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they flew by and took pictures of some of the

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old Apollo landing sites that still have you know, various

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equipment down there everything else. But there's nothing you're ever

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going to say. And and the fact that they think

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this is some because my other argument with the moon

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landing is okay, but we're now not the only country

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that has at least circled the Moon. China has done it.

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I can't remember if India has done it or not.

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But and there's enough high power telescopes and everything else,

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it would be very easy to prove this day and

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age that it was a hoax.

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Yeah, you would think it would be that easy.

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But you know, and you don't think China would love

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to go yeah, y'all fake that.

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Yeah, they would be they would be drooling. That's probably

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the reason that they did it in the first place.

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It wasn't because they also wanted to be included in

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you know, mankind's conversation about space exploration. They probably mainly

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wanted to go out there just to confirm that America

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actually did do with that said they did.

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But the funniest I watched the re entry live and

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it was it was fantastic, And you know, it was

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really cool because I never you know, obviously I never

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saw the Apollo you know capsules come in, and so

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watching that was kind of like, oh, that is basically

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the same design, where you know, the Space Shuttle was

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a totally different, different deal. And I think the thing

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that struck me most is, you know, with the Space Shuttle,

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it was basically like a glider at that point, I

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mean it, but now watching that Apollo capsule and you're

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just holding your breath for the shoots to deploy. Yeah,

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and you know there's the first set that kind of

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slows it down enough where then the big set comes

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out and really slows it down where it makes a nice,

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you know, gentle splash down. That was nerve wracking white

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waiting for those things.

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Yeah, there was one of the comments I saw online

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was someone talking about, how so you're trying to tell

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me that this space capsule is going like twenty five

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thousand miles per hour and then something else is going

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so many thousands of miles per hour, maybe the Earth

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in spinning and moving. Yet when they take a photo,

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it's completely in focus.

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Not buying it. Another one was.

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Like with the splashdown, someone was saying, so when they

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come in through the atmosphere, they're going at a certain speed.

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You're trying to tell me that a parachute.

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Can hold up this capsule that weighs all this weight

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plus four people and not get ripped to shreds.

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Not buying it.

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It's just so frustrating that we have to share the

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planet with some of these people.

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It's called science. You have to at some point, yea.

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You know the you know the saying you can lead

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a horse to water, but you can't make him drink you.

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You can take an idiot to school, but you can't

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make them pay attention, and that's it's like, it's so sad.

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Well, and you watch it and yeah, it initially starts

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out there going about twenty five thousand miles an hour,

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but then just as they're going down through the atmosphere,

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you know, just that force is slowing them down and

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then but they are still hauling ass. And that's why

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I watched the whole deal. Is said, you know, this

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is why they do the first two shoots of you know,

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if they tried to do main shoots without the first set, Yeah,

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the main shoots would then absolutely get shredded. So you

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put these this first set out that just slows it

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down enough that then they can deploy the main shoots

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and you know, really slow it down, they said, And

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you can't do it too early because then you're just

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drifting and you have no idea where where they're going

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to end up. But again that but that was just

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nerve racking watching and obviously there's like little plasma bursts

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and everything around around the capsule, and you're going, oh,

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those are shoots, those shoes. Then finally the first ones

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go and then you're going, oh, yeah, okay, and then

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you're waiting for the second ones and then they come

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out and like one kind of looks like a streamer,

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like it's not gonna open. But then you learn, yeah,

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that's kind of their whole design is they don't just

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immediately puff out like they It takes time because again

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they're slowing it down where the shoot shoots won't be

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completely shredded.

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Right.

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And it's amazing because when people post these idiotic things,

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they never stopped to think that, you know what, instead

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of me throwing this comment out online. What if I

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just took that same thing that I was going to

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tweet and just type it into Google.

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What sort of a response would I get?

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You might get the actual answer to your stupid statement.

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You might get a video from NASA explaining, maybe in

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thirty seconds, saying this is how we do this. Here

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you go, now you know. And instead people don't do that.

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They just post a dumb thing online and think that

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they're the first person in the history of man to

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notice this.

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Really, but that's because you know tenfoil sixty nine on Reddit.

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They know the answers.

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They've got it all figured out.

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You don't need Google, you got them.

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I have accentuated by brain waves to a capacity you

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I am the god of Reddit.

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so I figure, you know what, maybe it's a good idea.

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I answer this, and when I answer it, they said,

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I am so and so from the Chase fraud protection

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team just wanted to verify a couple of charges on

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your account. And I was like okay, and they said,

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did you have a purchase on Amazon for one thousand

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such and such dollars? I'm like no, And then they

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followed up with did you have a charge on this

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account for travel to Malaysia for two thousand something dollars.

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I'm like, we all know.

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And they said, okay, well we need to you know,

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lock down your account, cancel your card, blah blah blah.

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Do you have your cards with you? I'm like yeah.

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And that's when Tara overhears this and she's like, don't

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tell them anything. I'm like, I haven't.

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But that was sort of the red flag when she's

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trying to overhear in the middle of work, don't She

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thought it was weird that they would ask do you

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have the cards? So basically, I got a scam call

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in the middle of the day on a Saturday, and

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I was very grateful to recognize it because Chase doesn't

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call very often, so it's odd they would call. And

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this guy got real pushy, real fast, because when I said, yeah,

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I've got my cards on me, he's like, okay, well

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we need to make sure we can lock the account

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so no more fraudulent charges can be made and issue

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you a new card. And I was like okay, and

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he's like, let me just ask you for some verifying information.

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I was like okay. He's like, what's the name on

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your account? Where's my name? It's like, okay, is are

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these the last four digits of your cell number?

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Yes? They are?

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And then I started asking. He's like, okay, well we

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need to lock down this account and I'm like which one.

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It's like, oh, we need to we need to lock

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down this business debit account.

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Which one? Danny's got more than one business account with Chase.

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Uh.

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I'm like you better answer quick.

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Because and then he's like, well I need I still

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need some more information, like you called me, so you

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already know my phone number or you should If you don't,

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that's a red flag because if you don't know my

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number that you just called, that mean you've got it

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on some sort of a dialer or something.

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And then my.

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Name easily found online, my phone number can be anyone's information.

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Can be found online.

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Oh yeah.

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But then but then he asked, uh, then he was

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trying to tell me, Oh, it's the business account with

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these four first numbers on the card. He's like, and

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I said, yes, I have that card. And he's like, okay,

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can you give me the rest of those numbers? And

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I said no, I will not be sharing with you

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my debit card number. Honestly, I'm a little shocked that

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you have the first four digits of it because usually

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it's the last four that people see.

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And that's uh, you know, first four digits are basically

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tell you what kind of card it is and generally

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what bank it is. Uh like that, that's you know,

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and that's FYI. Any bank will never ask you for

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your personal information like that. And I will refer to

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any account with the last digits, not or a card

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not you know, let's go, do you have a card

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ending in? Yeah?

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Right, So there were there were red flags all over

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the place, and then and then the the biggest red

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flag of all, the nuclear version of the red flag

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on this possible scam call was and he's like, Okay,

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just if you could just go ahead and give me

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that debit card number.

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Like, no, this is not going to happen.

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Well, then you and that's and that's when he got

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real pissy. Then this guy starts saying, is like, well,

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if you don't do this, then these charges blah blah blah.

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And I said, you said five minutes ago that you

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already shut down the account and locked out the charges

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and canceled them. Well we have to do blah blah blah.

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I'm not giving you my card number. That is not

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going to happen. And he's like, so you want this,

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It's like, these charges will go through. It's like this

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is this is starting to sound more like a ransom

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demand than it is you protecting my account. So I

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grabbed my wife's phone and I look up the Chase

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fraud protection number. I also pull out the card that

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I have and I'm looking at the numbers, and then

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I look at the phone number that called me and

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obviously it doesn't match. Uh, And so I hung up

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on the scam call called Chase, and the lady tells me.

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She's like, and this is the most important part. She says,

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whenever there's a fraud alert, on your account. We don't

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call you. We send a text, send an email, but

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we will not call you, and obviously we're not going

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to ask for your account in fun. So I was like,

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all right, we're good then, I mean, go back to

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work now. But I wanted to share that just because

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the guy was pretty convincing. I mean, the caller ID

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says it. All the things he was asking seemed fine ish,

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if not a little murky or a little gray up

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until he asked for I'm going to need that debit

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card number, and I said, you're not going to get it.

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Oh, it's it's because I've had those before, and it's

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very easy to see how, especially older people get get scammed.

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But yeah, that's some of my favorite videos on TikTok

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are the i'll call them the reverse scammers, the people

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that you know they're they're techies that can get into

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their system and they start, you know, screwing with their

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computers and stuff.

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It's always quite entertaining because yeah, and I would have

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loved to have done that if it was a normal Saturday,

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I might have devoted ten or fifteen minutes and had

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a little fun at this guy's expense. But I was

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knee deep in one of the most important events of

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my wife's wedding planning career, and I was already taking

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more time out of that than I probably should have.

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But I was concerned. That's how good it was.

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It was convincing enough that it kept me on the

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phone until it wasn't. And that's when I was like,

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all right, I'm punching out. But it's frightening how good

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they can be.

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Oh, yeah, that's I have. I have been dealing with

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a business idea and trying to get an app developed,

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and the I posted something on Facebook about, hey, does

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anyone know Holy crap, they fish your information. It's uh,

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it is.

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It is freaky.

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So what Trey's talking about here is so accurate that

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so Trey posts that on this you posted that on

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your Facebook account, And I'm getting emails for our tree

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House email Treehouse on Air at Gmail, which is not

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on Trey's personal Facebook page. It wasn't on the post

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that you did. I'm getting app developers from to the

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show account offering app development services.

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And I'm like, wow, the hell?

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What? What is where?

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How?

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Oh they got my phone number? They it is? And

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then I don't talk about my business idea yet, but

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it's something that I figured out is uniquely American.

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Exactly. That's exactly the way I would have put it.

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And so if you don't understand the concept, there's no

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way you're gonna grasp, you know, doing what I want.

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And like I had one one group that if finally

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the guy actually understood it makes sense everything else. They

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send me a proposal and I'm looking at it because

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I look at it and then I actually went printed

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it out to see if it looked as bad in

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print that it did on screen. And the first thing

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I noticed is they represent themselves as this company that

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has it a decent reputation everything else. Then I look

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at it, you know, it's like Sigma only has one M,

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you have two ms. Then I start looking a little

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bit closely, and I'm like, oh, but like you go

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to their website and you click it on the trust

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pilot thing, it goes to the Sigma with one ends,

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and I'm like, so I said about it, obviously y'all

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are a scam. Please don't bother me again. And the

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guy has the balls to send me back. He goes, well,

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don't don't focus on the negative, focus on the post.

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You're out here trying to protect your personal privacy, and

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he's responding with vibes.

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to use I get to play the sounder again. It's

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been a while since I've gotten to do it, so

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I'm back in home based operations.

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Here.

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Today is Tuesday, April fourteen, twenty twenty six.

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His time for birthdays.

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Sarah Michelle Geller is forty nine today from OG Buffy

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the Oh no, oh no, she's not. Christy Swanson is

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the o G Buffy and.

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God it I loved Harris.

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Buffy, Christy or Sarah Michelle, Oh.

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Christy, Christy Swanson, And I always, I always try to

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find an excuse to mention this part of the original

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie starring Christy Swanson. The outstanding

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performance of one Paul Rubins as a vampire in that film.

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Oh, one of the few.

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Roles I got to see him do that wasn't Pee

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wee Herman, and he crushed it. What this this day,

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It is my favorite death scene in any film ever.

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When he when when he dies.

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Wasn't that his first role post adult theater incident?

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I believe? So yeah he was. He was awesome and

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so good, so good.

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I don't even remember the character's name, but it was basically,

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you know, Dracula's right hand vampire guy. And when he

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gets the stake to the heart and then just his ridiculous,

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over the top elongated death is just so hysterical.

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If you haven't if you haven't seen that. The only

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thing I can say, I think it's Deadpool when at

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the end of Deadpool when he he acts like he's

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dying and then or maybe Deadpool two. Deadpool two, that's

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the most similar scene in my mind to Paul Rubins.

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Yeah, but honestly, give me the Paul Rubens death scene

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in Buffy the VA in Buffy the Vampire over Deadpool two. Yeah.

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But Sarah mischel Geller today is forty nine years old.

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Happy birthday, her other birthdays today. Adrian Brody is fifty three.

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Been in tons of outstanding projects, including one of my

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favorite Adrian Brody movies, Predators. That was you talk about

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an actor and a franchise that I thought would never overlap.

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That's it.

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Predators was the the installment in that franchise where they

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abduct a bunch of Earthlings, like the scum of Earth.

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They're bad they're badasses, all this, and then they plucked

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them and throw them on an alien planet and then

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they all get hunted by predators.

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That's a good one.

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Did you ever watch The Brutalist.

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I have not, don't. Okay, it's brutal.

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Yes, it is absolutely brutal.

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What's it about?

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Is about a shitty Is it about a shitty afternoon

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radio show that won't go away?

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No?

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It's Uh, that'd be a good movie though, but not,

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you know what, I need to take that back. That's

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not kind of me to throw such harsh criticism on

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Weenie in the butt.

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I apologize to those guys. Uh in Colehak.

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It's it's it's about it. It's an architect and and

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this it's if if you like artsy films that are

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really long, knock yourself out. But otherwise I might.

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Actually not on myself out.

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Other birthdays today Anthony Michael Hall fifty eight years old,

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hardcore gen X.

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Right there.

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Abigail Breslin is thirty. No girl, she was the one

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who was the little girl in Eternal Sunshine. Nope, No,

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that's not it. What's the movie where it's all the

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people in the car with the little girl? And I

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think she was like dressed as a bee. Steve Carell

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was in it childhood actress? Wait was she was she

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the younger female in Zombie Land? I think that may

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be her as well.

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Okay, I hate I hate it that at this point

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in my life there, you know, I still try to

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maintain some knowledge of pop culture, but at a certain

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point it's getting hard. Well, I there's a specific blind

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spot I have which about the last probably eight years

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of my drinking. So eight twenty sixteen, little blurry, yeah,

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little blurry, Like I really missed out on a lot

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of a lot of stuff.

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A lot of life moments, a lot of pop cultural phenomena.

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Yeah, but you did manage to see all the Marvel films,

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So good on you.

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Yeah, those are I mean I didn't see Let's see,

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I didn't. I didn't see the original The Iron Man

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in theaters.

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Oh wait, you've seen it?

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Just not Oh I've seen it?

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Yeah, I yeah that was nine, yeah, oh eight, I

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was eighth nine, so.

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Yeah, yeah, I think the first movie Marvel movie I

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saw in theaters. I want to say maybe it was

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The Avengers, but yeah, my, my, my TV and movie

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knowledge that that's where like to me, like break Looking

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Bad and The Walking Dead and all those shows were

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in there heyday and I have never seen any of them.

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Oh man, Well, I still highly recommend Walking dead, but

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really just the first few seasons Breaking Bad. I'm not

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the expert there. Abigail Bresla though. The movie that I'm

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thinking of, little Miss Sunshine. Okay, she was in Little

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Miss Sunshine. And she was also the little girl in

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Signs with all the watercups that became so essential, all right,

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and mainly because I just need to know for my

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own personal Yes, she was also in Zombiliant. Okay, good,

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Now I feel better about about my life. I can

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go on and not freak out.

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Other birthdays.

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Oh nope, sorry, Pete Rose today he would have been

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eighty five, but he finally died. So if you had

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money on Pete making it to eighty five.

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Yeah, what did he get into the Hall of before

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he died? Nope?

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Yeah? And uh, there's one more, Brad Garrett.

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It's sixty six Brad Garrett, I believe from everybody loves

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Raymond Brad Garrett sixty six years old today.

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Phenomenal actor?

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Is he?

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He was really good in that role? How about that?

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I feel like he plays the same He's one of

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those guys. I mean, he's funny and he's very good

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at it, but he kind of plays the same deadpan

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role in anything he does.

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Yeah, I think you're right.

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I think that, And I think that's more of a

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symptom of because of his physical size and his voice. Yeah,

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there's only so much range. I guess you can get

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out of it. Like if they were to like did

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when they redid was it Adams Family where you know

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it's Frankenstein Lurch Lurch or no, Frankenstein from Monster the Monsters?

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Was he in the Monster as you know, Daddy Frankenstein.

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No, that was.

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Who did do that.

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My brain is not firing today the way it normally

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does because it was Fred Gwynn when that was the

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original Frankenstein.

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Her Herman, Herman Munster, Herman Munster.

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Brad Garrett to me would be the perfect actor to

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do Herman Munster if they had done a reboot of that,

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but I'm not even sure if they did, I'd have to.

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Go back and the lab. But yeah, you're right that

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that would be. That would be he would be the

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perfect person for that.

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Yeah, and this is a.

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Sorry not sorry type of story here. I'm going to

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throw it out anyway because it's just unintentionally ridiculous. President Trump,

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I'm not sure if he was just threatening or if

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he's actually done it closed the Strait of Horror moves

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in response to Iran saying they are shutting off the

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Strait of Horror moves and only opening it for two

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million dollars tolls. So if anyone ever had in the

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history of the world the UNO reverse card being used

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in the middle of a war, I believe you get

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to call Bingo right, yeah, because look, love him hate

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him at this for this particular story and this particular angle.

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I really don't care. But in the middle of a

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war to pull out an UNO deck and do the

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reverse card, I just I was like, is this real?

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It's like, you're not.

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Blocking me, I'm blocking you. Oh I had to laugh.

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I mean some of this stuff is obviously just over

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the top, and and he just says crap. But yeah,

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if you if, if if they thought they were gonna

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out crazy him, they you know, you gotta go back

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to the drawing board on that one.

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We don't need to tap into the crazy reserves in

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the United States.

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We got that on this app This.

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Is why, this is why the Iranians will not win.

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They don't have any women in government, so they can't

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match it.

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They're crazy uh huh oh wow, well we got the

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ultimate one.

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Red Yeah, you're crazy is not going to match our

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crazy in this predicament. Yeah, for all things Treehouse, Treehouse

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on Air dot Com, I just go like the dude

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pulled out.

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They run oververset card.

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You know.

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Iran is like, I don't know how we lego AI

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video that one.

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I'm not really sure.

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