Hey, junkies price here. First dispatch. Um so this might be a little less controversial in comparison. Um but you mentioned boxer, Patrick Clark who posted a picture of the Nazi flag in the crowd and commented on it. Uh he was an ex WWE wrestler that got let go a few years ago a Miss allegations of trying to seduce underage Boys on social media. Um, there was some pretty damning evidence like new photos that came out, um, from the accusers. Um, in any case, I don't think anything ever came of it, but there was also some Like Cocaine allegations or arrests that ultimately led to his, uh, his firing and pretty much the ousting of him from the wrestling industry at large. Um, so yeah, it's, uh, seems like this was a hell of an event Wiggles and Pops.

I think we should just normalize punching Nazis in the face. I know that's violence. I know that's not necessarily a good answer, but the more these people stay in their little closets and under little little rocks. The better off we are. I have never seen the biggest bunch of cowards in my life. They sit there. And wait, till they're in a whole group of people or all masked up before they make, their little speeches or throw their little salutes. Yeah. Normalized punching Nazis in the face. I mean, in my opinion. The only good Nazi is a Dead Nazi. I said, what I said. Wiggle. Wiggle punch a Nazi in the face.

I'd like to remain anonymous. I was married while in the Marines. My wife called me to tell me while I was doing work ups and said she was pregnant, but it wasn't mine. I told her we would work through it. Once termination of pregnancy was no longer possible, I filed for divorce. Due to the usual favoring of the mother in proceedings, I just wanted to make sure there was evidence of her infidelity and I didn't get roped into raising and supporting her mistake.

Good morning. Junkies listen. As far as that uh GOP staffer that got struck by lightning. I don't Judge him for being a GOP staffer. I do judge him. However for going to church and giving thanks for being struck by lightning. I'd still be celebrating with a sweet sweet pile of cocaine.

What's up junkies? I have a confession to make. When I was younger, I worked a soul crushing call center job. Before I started the career, I have now And every once in a while, I would get extremely rude. Customers on the phone since I worked in the retention department, for 1 of the larger cell phone companies, we know and love Now if they would cross the line by cursing me out or something like that, I would write down their name and phone number and make a post on Craig's lists. Uh now deleted adult section looking for a quote unquote, good time. uh, I only know this work because I tested it on a buddy of mine and he got several calls that evening with people offering their, uh, services Anyways, please absolve me of my sins wiggle. Wiggle, pop, pop, pop.

I was reading an article in the online newspaper today about the flock cameras going to be illegal in Florida. There was another article about several police officers that they tracked, how they were abusing the system and it wasn't just a few times. Some of these people were accessing license plates like 4,000 times in 2 months Insanity. No wonder people want to get rid of this stuff.

All right, junkies, Here's My Confession. When I was in Middle School, there was This boy, who was a quadriplegic? And he scooted about the hallways in 1 of those electric, wheelchairs that you've controlled with your mouth. And that little stick Well, on the back of his wheelchair was a kill switch that cut the power to the chair. So 1 morning me and a friend told him that a teacher needs to see him in the gymnasium. So he rolled his way down there, went through the doors we went and behind him. Hit the kill switch. Turned off the lights and left him. He could have been in there for 5 minutes. Could have been in there for 2 hours, they'll never know. Wiggle wiggle, pop, pop, pop.

I'm going to try to shorten this up a little bit, but I used to, uh, run service calls in the area of Columbia County Georgia. And um the the Columbia county is where Augusta Georgia is Augusta National Golf Course, um, all that sort of thing and the outskirts of Columbia Georgia, it it it's kind of a mishmash of folks that live there. There's, uh, some extreme poor. There's some wealthy and um, but uh, but neighboring to Columbia County are 3, counties, that have What's called the Savannah River Site on it. And the Savannah River Site is a an area that is Not necessarily top secret, you can Google what it is. Um, but it's very ominous and bleed. And and crazy out there, and what they do is kind of even crazier. But um, I used to service all of that area including the Savannah River Site as well as Fort Gordon military base. And um, that is where there is a 2 story building where you jump on an elevator and it has like 15 floors on the buttons in the elevator so you can kind of determine what they may or may not do there. Um but uh yeah, I'm surprised they didn't uh Google didn't partner with the Savannah River Site to put it out there because there's thousands of acres and it takes an hour to drive across the site. And you could plunk that sucker down in the middle, and not hear anything and not have to pay any anybody any property taxes?

Good afternoon, Junkies. Hey I think in regards to the Clancy case that Cain brought up a great point. That is where's the line between my opinion on something and defamation of somebody? Because you are protected. For putting your opinion out there. Be it, social media or wherever else, but where's that line between? This is my opinion. And this actually is, what is going to cause harm to another person. Also, by the way, I went to dinner with my wife and 6, other nurses, the other night and out of all of them, 5 of the 6 women at that table said, the husband did it. I thought.