The Worst of the Best Podcast

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welcome to the worst of the best podcast you wanted the best well they didn't
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freaking make it so here's what you get from Canada
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Ryan and Jason [Applause]
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welcome to the worst of the best podcast I'm your host with me today as
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always is my brother Jason hi how's it going pretty good how are you doing good
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good I'm excited to do this episode we've done this before at least Ruben and I did this one year and I I always
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meant to do it every year we always do our Celebrity Death one which I always think is a fun episode to do but we did
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one year I forget what it was but we did a I think it was 2019 or 2018 top Google
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searches I thought it'd be fun to do that again you know it's now January 2022 let's look back at what general
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public of the world Googled throughout the year the most in 20121 so these are
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the best or top searches the Google logged at least familyfriendly
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searches yeah I'm coming in this completely cold I did no research so I'm
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coming in just with no understanding of what people have cared about to Google
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so I'm actually kind of interested in this myself no pre thoughts so this is right off the cuff no that's perfect
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you're like one of our two listeners Jason you are coming in blind this is like a reaction podcast well and I'm the
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same way I did a cursor glance at the uh of course at the 10 top searches in 2021
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just to see if it even be worth talking about but the idea is for this episode again if you joining us for the first
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time we take the top of or the best of whatever the topic is at the end of the episode independent of each other Jason
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and I will then pick whatever our criteria is for that reason we will pick what is the worst thing from that list
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so this one will be yeah whatever we think is the maybe the most least interesting or if we were to Google the
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same thing how much do we care to know the answer so we're going to go in blind two so what we're going to do is it's a little game for both Jason and myself
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really and the listener we're going to give you the topic that was Googled share what we know or maybe
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we've Googled it ourselves throughout the year see if we fall into the if we've added to that account and share
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what we think the reason why this may have been Googled and then Jason and I going to do a quick Google ourselves we're going to Google Live don't worry
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it'll be edited folks you're not going to hear us sitting there Googling but we're going then Google live and say hey this could have been the reason why this
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thing was Googled so it's kind of like a game as to why was this topic there's a couple in here Jay I'm not going to lie
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to you when I saw the list I was like what this was this number and number one surprised me so okay let's start from
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number 10 cuz 10 is yeah the least so number one did surprise me okay so number 10 Jason squid game have you
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heard of this show I have heard of it I have not watched it I know it's a Netflix a show and I believe is it set
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in Korea it is a Korean T like or a Korean production and oh Korean production yeah so that's about as much
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as I know that's pretty good it's a Netflix show took the World by storm I saw this show I don't know if I ever
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Googled it I think I just went right to just downloading and watch it on Netflix because I didn't want to get any
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spoilers or anything so I pretty certain I didn't Google squid game ever maybe I did Google it you know it's funny I
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probably did Google it after I watched it so after I'd seen it I didn't care about spoilers so you know what I think
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I did Google this after I watched it but I went into the show Blind I won't spoil anything on this episode but is worth
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the buzz I'm kind of surprised it made the but it shows you how big this must have been for Netflix to have this on
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their uh streaming service that's fascinating I still won't Google it it
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is a lot of fun it's Unique it's different it really is it's a good study on human behavior it's outlandish and
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it's um you know would this game show ever happen well of course not I don't think so but it's like if you were to
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combine the running man with Lord of the Flies and Survivor give it a couple years where we're pretty darn close to a
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lot of these scenarios or like these them anyway yeah you're right who knows a lot
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of fun though if You' seen this you'll know what I'm talking about that is a lot of fun if you haven't seen it it is worth the buzz it is a lot of fun it's
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not for children I would say the minimum age my 15-year-old watched it and I think that's fine I think 13 and above
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is fine that's just me speaking as a parent yeah it's funny you say that because yesterday I was just eating
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dinner and I don't really actually watch TV but I sat down and I was putting
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something together piece of anyway it doesn't matter what I was putting together but it I was like I want something in the background and it was
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just flipping through I think it was Netflix right it had like an R rating on
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it is that what that R was there's R rating maybe I don't I I thought they had ages on there okay oh maybe it was
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an age but I thought is there really anything worth watching nowadays when it's not R-rated first of all does
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anybody pay attention to these ratings anymore I don't think I don't think the ratings don't mean anything anymore no
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no in fact they don't do ra so much as they actually just say what the content is which is better right which is better
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yeah saying this show has cursing throughout okay but there's no violence some people might be opposed to violence
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or this show might have a lot of violence but no cursing so I like how it does say whatever but even then it was
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like I watch everyone loves Raymond that's one of my favorite comedy shows and I'm rewatching on Netflix and it has
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on that sex and language I'm like okay no so this is not sex's no not accurate
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No it's not accurate at all but they actually has oh behind the closed doors sure yes they had kids on the show so
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there was sex happened to create the children but there's never been a love scene there's never been a love scene in
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Raymond there's like innuendo or adult talk about married relationships but
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nothing that's gratuitous even worth a warning this was a show that was on ABC or whatever in the 90s like yeah typical
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sitcom yeah anyway I just thought that was funny when I see language and sex on everyone those Rond oh yeah the Patricia
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Heaton who plays Deborah on the show she's very cute I I would have complained had they shown anything all right so this nothing you need to Google
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there for us because we understand that's hey we're one for one Jason yeah yeah we're one for one squid game we
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know it we understand it we know what's going on I've actually seen it so okay let's see if the next one we'd have to
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Google coming to number nine now this one surprised me cuz I never even heard of this have been a topic let alone this
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made the ninth most Googled thing in the world Georgia Senate race I have to admit I was surprised and Confused
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equally so that the Georgia senate race was the ninth most Googled item in 2021
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I know political stuff is popular but I'm usually thinking president of the United States that kind of stuff or
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presidential run campaigns I can see that being Googled a lot but I actually don't know why the state of Georgia was
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such a busy activity on Google well you know Hershel Walker is that the senator
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this person who's been referenced in this what's the actual number nine says exactly what it just says Georgia Senate
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race okay so I believe that has something to do with Hershel Walker and it's probably because of his association
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with Donald Trump he's being a family friend of the trumps so that's going to bring the spotlight to him he's a I
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believe a Hall of Famer football player and an amazing athlete so his association with Trump and being a big
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Trump supporter I suspect is what brought the spotlight onto that Cent
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football player it's just a popular guy that's where he gained his popularity like transferred from football into
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other areas of his life and then he is a
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a very well-liked individual but the counter to all that is going to be the controversial counter to all that will
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be his association with the Trump family sure and he has been a family friend of the trumps for years and years I also
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believe that may have something to do with you know that other Football League that was around in 80s or 90s whatever
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XFL did Trump have anything to do with that I think he was part owner with that man or something yeah and I think
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Hershel played in that league as well okay there's a connection between the trumps and Hershel Walker and it's been
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there for years and years and years that's probably what is bringing the attention more than just a senate race
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it's Hershel Walker being a Hall of Fame football player and his association with Trump which everything with Trump is
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obviously polarizing so that brings attention regardless of where you stand politic
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that's pretty good Jay I knew nothing about this or Hershel Walker's involvement with Trump or him running for Senate or anything it's pretty good
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you were able to pull that off the top of your head I did a quick Google search of course and right here one of the
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headlines or you know from Google is it says here poll shows hersel Walker far ahead in Georgia Senate primary and this
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was in November 1st of 2021 so it must be the same new story that we're talking about it says here top Senate
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Republicans who once expressed their concerns aloud have also come on board including Senate minority leader Mitch
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McConnell who endorsed the Trump back walker last week results from the poll conducted in October shows that the
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primary electorate had colest around Walker before Senate GOP leaders had changed course and publicly offered
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their support last week endorsements that also followed news of Walkers 3.7 million third quarter fundraising Hall
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as we know whoever raises the most money usually wins his tagline or his you know
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like make America great again you know his is save America did he win I haven't heard any anything about win or lose or
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when that election is I just know that he's associated with Trump he is family friends with the Trump family for years
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and I think that goes back to the XFL I I didn't know that the election has happened yeah interesting people
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obviously who are like yelling at their computers at their phones with their knowledge of this we have zero knowledge
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we could be totally off base here I just Googled who won Georgia election 2021 I don't know if it's Governor or senate or
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what there's a runoff election still very confusing to me I don't know politics he's running senate for Senator
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he's not a governor so you could Google Senate Walker win the senate election
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sure it might not be done yet it's hard it's hard to say here herel Walker bedia the primary will occur May 24th there
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you oh okay so it's couple months away in back in November you know like that's a long ways away for that's the thing
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about these political stuff they start bidding for the presidency two years before the turnover it's in May
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right yet back in 2021 it's number nth Google already yeah thing already it's
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like wow I would assume this top 21 Google searches would I'd assume it's probably us I was going to say this is
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sounds very us and that's fine let's be honest us politics and US entertainment
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us whatever it's pretty worldwide type news so we apologize to a Canadian and European listeners the few that we have
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but I would say I actually I do know the stats 90% of our listeners are from the US so
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okay 90% so two three thanks Dion our one brother there
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in the states okay so number eight the stimulus check oh okay how do I get my
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stimulus check how do I get money for doing nothing is probably why it was Googled timless checks are checks sent
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by the US government to taxpayers to boost their spending power and spur economic activity see stimulus your
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stimul get your butt out of your seasonal shop stimulus checks are either mail to the taxpayers or an equivalent
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tax credit is applied to their tax filing well there are limits to who gets the money individuals making 75 grand or
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less or married couples filing jointly who make 150 or less will get the full amount the total amount of the tax
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credit is $3600 for children under 6 years old and $3,000 for children aged 6 to 17 so it's a good chunk of change
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yeah now we get those in Canada we call I think it's called family allowance or something like that or no no this is
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specific to the co this is part of the covid relief stuff this has nothing to do with a tax break or anything this is
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specific to co oh this is they're there sorry you don't have a job anymore because of covid right or to to help
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fill the gaps yeah okay people are probably Googling when is my check coming how many checks do I get a
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year can I live off these checks do I ever have to work again what if I make
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76,000 yeah I can't get a check let's just say Walmart it's very happy that people are getting stimulus
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Jacks that' be an interesting study how much of Walmart's how much the gross
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income this year came from stimulus checks it's almost like the government is literally funding Walmart to exist oh
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for sure oh that's funny it's actually people that work at Walmart that need the
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checks yeah and then they go to the McDonald's that's inside walm inside of
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Walmart at lunch stimulus checks oh good good at
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least they had the intern internet to Google it yeah they weren't hurting that bad they went to the local library the
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Google simus checks the libraries were probably shut down because of so that's true you know what if you need it you
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need the help that's great we hope you got the help we hope everyone's getting the help they need oh joking aside okay all right number eight AMC stock NOW AMC
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is the movie chain yeah interested to look it up stock though well they had that weird big spike remember GameStop
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had a big spike in their I think it was GameStop people want to find out how to make money where can they find the
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shortcut that makes sense the fact that was number was what are we on eight number eight that's a lot of people
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trying to jump onto another gravy train yes so I guess they're figuring because the Co stock is down maybe and they try
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to get in on it before it goes up yeah which then obviously drives up stock prices but anyway I I don't fully
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understand the stock market per se but no stock in general I have no idea I could watch a movie about the stock
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market and follow the plot line but I would know how to do anything with the stock number eight though can AMC stock
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bounce back from a 74% drop that was one day ago could AMC become a penny stock
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in 22 why GameStop AMC and genius Brands and Bed Bath and Beyond there a whole
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bunch of these uh Shares are falling today that was a day ago there was a big dip the stock that I have is I got a few
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test shares not to brag but I'm just saying I look at it every once in a while I'm like I'll kind of look at my
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phone and go like oh I wonder how Tesla's doing you know one day they're doing great and then you wake up the next morning you go like oh I wonder
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what they're how they started out today and it's like why did they just drop so
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much it's you know I don't understand the ins and outs no I'm just guessing because nobody's going to the theaters
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yeah but I just don't understand why you like they say why do they drop you know one day they're doing great and the next
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day it's a complete fall off I don't understand the volatility of it all all right number seven Mega Millions
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fascinated how so far three have to do with money yeah well yes there
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definitely is a connection here and again I said at the beginning of the show that Ruben and I did this you know
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i' say was three years ago is three or four years ago we did this top searches of 2018 or whatever it was and I don't
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recall anything about money at the time I don't recall maybe there was but yeah we got the stimus check got the AMC
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stock which of course involves people putting money in the stock you got 500,000 people were shareholders right
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and now Mega Millions so it's almost like people are like hey if my stock is falling I'm not getting my stimulus check what suggest is I can win some
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money here but was the money of the Mega Millions the lottery was it exceptionally high in 2021 or something
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I have no idea I heard nothing about it it's got to be I bet most people are going like how much is the Mega Millions
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for 2022 January 21st tomorrow as of this recording the Mega Millions jackpot
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is climbing to 376 million wellow I'd help hey yeah I don't know if that's
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exceptionally high or if that's normal for this amount no idea so the Mega Millions is a it's also known as the big
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game and it's been around since '96 it's multi-jurisdictional Lottery game yeah
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as of January 30th 2020 it is offered to 45 States Megan billons is drawn at 11:00 Eastern Time on Tuesdays and
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Friday evenings including holidays when here some winners who won in 2021 oh
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here we go so in 2021 Jay we had big winner in Michigan second largest
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jackpot in history they walked away with $740 million what that's
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awesome okay Jay if you won 740 million give me some things what would Jason's shopping spree be actually think about
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this often because I take it from time to time the first thing I would do is pay off all my family's debts oh thanks
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man yeah so you'll be helped all my brothers would be helped parents would be helped that would be the first
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priority my children obviously be taken care of yeah we're very similar so far yeah same idea help your family put
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stuff away for your kids I mean really from there on it kind of varies and
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jumps around depending on my mood I mean there's a few things that I would my hobby in the background of Life
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photography so i' make sure I buy the the best the best gear the best lenses
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but you You' be so rich with $740 million you could hire people to edit your photos and take care you say here's
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the photos pick the best and put them all together for you can actually hire somebody to do that I mean that's the point of the hobby though is you enjoy
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the experience I mean travel right I mean go to these places that you never take some real photogra as far as yes
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take some photographs of locations and uh that you would otherwise not have the
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experience to be able to do I actually think I would just almost spend much of
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the rest of my life traveling the world life has a lot to offer and it's often
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not right within your own geographical locations I mean like go into the pyramids or manu Picchu or the Antarctic
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the Galapagos Islands all these locations that you see on TV and movies and natural geographics and whatnot
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that's what I would want to experience that sounds awesome I'm the same way yeah experience things from Fine Food
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Restaurants travel concerts events that kind of stuff yeah concerts you know my
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favorite band is Guns and Roses maybe travel the world following them around so you get to see the they are yeah
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people do do that kind of stuff when they have that kind of money yeah Lucky them there's some Clues here as to why this was such a searched item too in
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2021 in January 22nd and then in January 20th so I would assume most of the searches happen around this time the
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second and third largest cash value tickets were held cash value for the second was 776 million and then number
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three was 546 million Maryland and Minnesota held those so there you go so people are probably Googling that but
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also throughout 2021 you had one for 315 one for 314 and one for 500 million big wins
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there oh yeah the highest jackpot ever J $1.5 billion in 2016 where's that person
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today in hiding it was split with three people so the single most was 1 point oh another one $ 1.5
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billion but they got 880 million out of it 880 million single the largest jackpot for a
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single ticket South Carolina can you imagine where they are right now yeah they're not working at Walmart anymore
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tell you that much or collecting a stimulus check or maybe they are they probably found some loot pole all right
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number five you maybe you've heard this name I'm pretty naive I admit when it comes to news so this is really exposing
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me this whole list I got squid game all number five Brian Landry laundry oh yeah
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he's that guy that killed his girlfriend when they're on that road trip oh I do know the story yeah all right he's he
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died by Suicide yeah yeah he they found his remains in I think a water like a river or something confirmed a gunshot
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wound so Brian Landry who disappearance sparked in nationwide manhunt in September of 2021 after his fiance Gabby
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Patito went missing and was later found murdered killed himself Landry's remains were found into Florida n preserved one
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month after the death of his fiance petito who was found strangled to death on the edge of a Wyoming's Grand tetan
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National Park where the couple had been traveling together in a van the 23-year-old was named a person of
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interest in the case after he returned to his parents home in Florida alone early September then disappeared himself
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wow now if you're son came home without his girlfriend or fiance who was dead or missing I have no understanding of how
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that would feel no but I mean the parents is weird yeah but they got they kind of got implicated a little bit as
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maybe hiding information they weren't very Cooperative with the police they know that laundry went to their house
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they weren't really forthcoming with them about it didn't appear that they were really very Cooperative withholding
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information as to where his whereabouts might be what his Association was with The Disappearance of his girlfriend blah
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blah blah yeah and then at some point he left their home and was never to be seen
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again alive I think outward appearances they weren't very Cooperative me I would
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be very Cooperative because I did not participate in my child's Behavior yeah
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I can't be implicated with what they do I'd be like dude you got to talk to the police you can't run away I'd be shocked
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I'd be in complete shocked if I found my son coming home and I'd be like what is going on would I condone any of it would
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I try to assist him in massaging the truth or not cooperating with the
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authorities absolutely not yeah be anything other than cooperative and very
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sad well to say that America is not obsessed with True Crime True Crime yeah
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it's true it is a weird phenomenon I I mean peripherally you know you hear
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these stories but I'm not really this you know a true crime podcaster very popular people read the book we always
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said we should have done a true cry podcast we might have have some listeners I find it very hard to hear
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what victims go through you know kind of peripherally it's intriguing but I
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really don't want to know the suffering of people in their last moments of Despair and loneliness it makes me very
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sad honestly I've watched my fair share of True Crime documentaries and I've
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read some books and I don't really listen to podcast but I've done documentary I like the audio visual
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documentaries I used to watch 2020 or that kind of dat line as when I was younger so I definitely am intrigued by
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not by the suffering of course I don't think but just it's the study the how do people get where they are how did this
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understanding the criminal yeah but when you look at the whole story of the crime
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I start to maybe empathize I get too empathetic with the with the big of you
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know and I I think of the the victim the last moments the pure fear I'm like
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sorry I got to tap out I can't you know I can't watch horror movies very well like say I saw I just can't fair not for
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everybody why did we skip number four just right now we'll go to number three because number three is actually the
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victim Gabby petito she was the number three searched thing and that kind of makes
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sense it was a massive story that's for sure it was huge and she was gorgeous I don't know if you just a very attractive
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young woman and just a sweet petite it just seems crazy how life this
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is what I was getting at what I find this is what I mean is what I find interesting and and horribly fascinating
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in a horrible way she lives this life of whatever and this happens to meet this guy and you know little did she know
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when they when she met this guy that this same guy would be the same guy that strangles you to death it's a
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interesting psychological journey of how do they meet in what fashion they meet and they went on this road trip in a van
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and they instagrammed their story it goes from that kind of moment of sharing our life together to he kills her oh I
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wish he didn't kill himself I would love to had an interview with him like what are you doing why did you obviously he
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did it he was never officially found guilty I don't think was he well no he never was caught yeah we really don't
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know who you know as far as technically but we all know that he did it obviously
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I have I have a theory he probably didn't want to ask for directions do you see their interaction with the
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Utah police that's the only thing I've seen of them is yeah very odd behavior there are stories how they collaborated
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between the two with them being separated from the police they seem to just their interactions that morning and
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all the rest could you imagine being the police officers yeah it's not their fault hindsight being 2020 having dealt
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with them I'm sure they're going like if only I'm sure a lot of if only we yeah
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it's could see that this is a domestic a domestically abusive relationship that could spiral but I think their hands
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were also tied just law wise there's only so much they could do so I don't
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know I don't know what it was did she have any marks on her if is one of those things I've seen enough TV shows he did oh there you go so it was one of those
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so there's a little bit of tit fortat between the two of them it's hindsight you're right Jay it's hindsight had had they driven away and they went to coup's
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therapy maybe the police the police would have been applauded hey you guys separated them the cooler heads
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prevailed and they went about their life together yeah it's there's no way them knowing that this guy was going to
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99.9% of the scenarios that they were deing with would not result in a murder
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no maybe unhealthy relationship but not murder murder is going to be a very rare
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outcome one of the two have to say hey that person hit me or assaulted me I want to charge them with assault and
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then the police say okay we got to bring them in but if nobody's saying that anyone did anything to anyone even if they know they actually can't just pull
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you in unless theyve witnessed the Poli discussed these scenarios between the I think there was two or three of them
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anyway three of them there was a female and two male officers that I remember and they kind of talked about it I think
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they really were like our hands are kind of tied and they did the best they could under the circumstances of the
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information that they had now if they went by their gut maybe their gut would tell them to do something maybe a little bit more drastic but they had to kind of
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follow the letter of the law in this situation so I think it was a little bit heyj that was a fun discussion we should
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do a true crime podcast that's all they do they they talk about the news they get their feelings on it we just did a
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mini welcome to uh True Crime with Jason and Ryan this is episode one we're
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recovering that's almost what they do and they get so many downloads all they do is read the Wikipedia page reash and
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they get 10,000 downloads in episode it's so depressing okay now we'll go back to number four cuz three and five
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obviously went together so number four another noncontroversial topic is Kyle
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Brit housee you ever heard of him yeah yeah how's he doing he's better now
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he had a rough year there not knowing where his life was going to go charges first-degree intentional homicide
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first-degree Reckless homicide attempted first-degree intentional homicide and first-degree recklessly endangering safety two counts of the last one his
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verdict not guilty on all counts on August 25th 20220 Kyle Brit house a 17-year-old from Illinois fatally Shot
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Two Men and wounded another in Wisconsin the shootings occurred during the protests riots and civil unrests that
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followed the non-fatal shooting of a black man Jacob Blake by a white police officer renous and the three men he shot
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were white at trial Rittenhouse used the affirmative defense of self-defense and
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was acquitted of old charges Rittenhouse was armed with a semi-automatic AR-15 style rifle and joined a group of armed
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men in kosha who stated that they were in kosha to protect businesses I actually watched that unfold in real
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time people were posting on Twitter right away and so were watching that live and
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they were like oh there he is there he is he's at the gas station or whatever so that guy that first guy that he shot and killed between the cars yeah I saw
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that guy die there yeah obviously people are going to have their own conclusions as to whether he should have whether he
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should be there in the first place or not it's kind of like 99.9% of the time it's not going to end up the way that it
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did it's like saying you got hit by a car crossing the road Well yeah if I wasn't there I would not have been hit
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it is a polarizing topic it's a very polarizing topic we got multiple right-wing politicians
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and figures who welcomed the quid stating the shooters were self-defense and even President Joe Biden called for
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the jury's verdict to be respected because he didn't want any more rights then you had left-wing politicians and figures criticized the verdict as a
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miscarriage of Justice saying that the quiddle was emblematic of racial double Sanders the American justice system then
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he had gun control Advocates proclaimed fears that the verdict would embolden vigilantism yeah it's interesting how he
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got a riot within a riot yeah they want whatever narrative you want to follow whatever political leaning you have
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you're going to twist the circumstances to feed those narratives and to
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regurgitate it back to your base if he didn't have that gun they may not have chased him but let's put all things in
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perspective they chased him one guy actually I think had a gun this video of
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him having holding a handgun so what was he supposed to do drop the gun and try
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to fist fight them off of him I don't know was he supposed to die before he started protecting himself it's a tough
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one so the first confrontation was between ritten house and Rosen bomb yeah and a witness said that Rosen bomb and
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the other protesters were moving towards ritten house who was trying to evade them video footage that showed ritten
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house being pursued across a parking lot by a group of people roseen bomb threw a plastic bag contained socks underwear
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and deodorant at ritten house Joshua zisy fired a shot into the air Rittenhouse stopped running and turned
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towards the sound of the shot Rittenhouse testified trial that prior to being chased by Rosen bomb he heard
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another man tell rosenbom to get him and kill him but also knew that Rosen bomb was on armed renous testified that he
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aimed his gun at Ros to deter him from pursuing him further I remember earlier in the night I was watching there was a
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whole grouping of people Rosen bomb stood out he was a hotthead he's a small
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guy and of all the people he stuck out to me and I said to myself this guy he
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just wants to fight it was about half an hour before the shootings and I said to myself this guy is a real hothead you
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know like kind of the small man's disease because he was a small guy short and stature wow he is just hot a half an
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hour later I'm like that's the guy the guy is lying on the ground dead and a
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half an hour earlier I recognized that he was just a very aggressive individual
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and of course he was also a child molester and both victims that were killed seem to be I hate to say it but
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not that great of people yeah all three of them had a checkered pass that doesn't mean they should
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necessarily died that night but it shows that they don't really have boundaries right and they looked like that they
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were going to Cross Personal boundaries with the written house too right I don't have enough knowledge the case obviously
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to stay one way I just remember watching it happen in real time and at the time I
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didn't think one thing or the other other than these people are chasing him he has a gun he used it protect himself
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I didn't realize while watching that it would turn into what it turned into I had no idea that it would I would just
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assume Justice would occur at some point that he would be found and and obviously
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was and all the rest is history I didn't think one thing or the other other than he looked like he was being pursued and
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that would be a scary situation and he happened to have a gun and used it unfortunately for Kyle you know the
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biggest critique really is he should not have been there to begin with these type of events I'm this is just me speaking
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Maybe naively so or ignorantly so I understand these types of events like I just want to go to them cuz you just
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know there's going to be something something's going to happen as you say that what I'm thinking of is my children
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what would I say if my child was 15 or 16 or whatever right now was hey it's
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probably not the place to go he had good intentions I suspect protect property and everything else but that's not the
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place to be yeah hey again another True Crime podcast segment yeah there we go
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so number two DMX Jason what really DMX rapper dying of
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drug overdose yeah I guess people were I guess upon hearing his death they were all like Googling his life huh he was
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young he was 50 when he died he did die of a cocaine induced heart attack oh okay there you go did he have mental
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health problems maybe for sure who knows whether you're a rapper or rock and roll star you and I have lost our fair share
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of people that we enjoy in the art world tragic completely tragic yeah he had 17
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children what wow I wonder what his will look like so what was his net worth not
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as much as we might think it would be I don't know know unfortunately due to a series of Financial and legal issues he
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has a net worth of negative a million sorry it's less than zero in 2021 he had
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no money to give a 17 kids wow that it's sad you know to be the star that he is
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and to be the second most Googled person 2021 because your death means you had fans you mean he had some sort of public
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worth buying cocaine is a yeah it's expensive very few positive
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uplifting stories that are Googled in 2021 well maybe number one is more positive sure you go back to DMX so I'm
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just surprised at his level of Interest more than some of act well squid games
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seems like a more interesting thing to Google than Googling DMX I mean you hear oh across the news wire or whatever DMX
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Dead uh heart attack induced by cocaine use outside of that I'm not sure what
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what else is needed to be Googled it's weird he died but I guess people just heard that he died and went I guess he's
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got that many fans and people that they Googled his caus probably cause of death or who knows number two most Googled was
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DMX yeah well it's probably his 17 kids and their kids and their kids kids
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you know what it was their 17 kids Googled that their father had died then
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they Googled his net worth realized he didn't have any so then they Googled they're eligible for a stimulus check
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realized that they weren't and then they started to go for the Mega Millions it's all one full circle it's all making
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sense now yeah number one do you have any idea who's number one I don't okay
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no no idea I know you'll like the answer Jason this is a positive for you at least you'll like you like oh cool oh
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really but I want to hear your thoughts as to why you think it was the number one most Googled subject in 2021 are you
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ready NBA that is interesting obviously it's a very popular sport is there any
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reason why 2021 would make it such a big search topic is it LeBron James maybe or
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but he's always been a I don't know what I mean he's been with the Lakers for a couple years they wi the championship
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the year before so I'm not sure what the uptick in 2021 would actually make it a
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number one searched Google yeah well I just Googled it right now just to see
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what headlines are today and 2022 the beginning of the year we've got Raptor talk we've got trade deadline talk we've
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got allstar game talk of course LeBron Lakers talk maybe Google NBA top stories
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of 2021 all right here we go so according to the score the top 10 NBA
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stories were you might know this I don't know any of this stuff zans delayed recovery from his broken foot MH
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Portland in panic mode Nicola yakit defies MVP
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odds yish thank you you Blockbuster swap sends Westbrook home Russell Westbrook
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went to LA but I'm not sure that would bump up I mean obviously oh sorry number seven number six Curry makes three-point
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history okay number five the Nets form big three with Harden yeah number four
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Kyrie holds out that could Co story yeah he decided not to play uh he is now I
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can't remember the exact scenarios I think he plays away games the Nets didn't allow him to play in the building
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because of the co rules of the state Co related might be a bit of a bump yeah
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but I mean that's according to this article that's not even the number one reason story but it is a story Simmons
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Sega leaves Sixers hanging number three yeah number two buck snap 50-year
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Championship drought that's a big deal you know when any time A A Team breaks a
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curse right there was a 50-year curse so they won the champ Championship yeah well that's pretty I always like when I
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hear a team that that's a half a century a title that's cool good yeah and Giannis is yanis he's a obviously a
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massive Superstar and a good story and number one Jason speaking of Co is
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covid-19 Mars the third season of the NBA yeah that was the number one story according to score I I still don't
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understand how those could add up to the number one Googled but there you go NBA yeah NBA was the number one Googled
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subject in 2021 fascinating so there's our top 10 we learned some stuff we had
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our own discussions I learned something new the way I'm going to do this one J myself and you're certainly welcome to
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join the same reasoning is now that we've talked about what we've talked about you have to go back and learn more
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about nine of these things go back Google learn some more just do a two sentence synopsis on nine of these
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subjects and you get to not do one on one of them you know sure that's that's fair you know what I mean like which one
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least interest I don't want to learn anymore I don't really care for me can I pick mine not go through the go through
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the 10 Sor here's the 10 number 10 squid game Georgia Senate race stimulus check
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AMC stock Mega Millions Brian Landry or Landry I'm not sure to be honest with
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you Kyle writtenhouse Gabby petito no problem Googling her
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DMX well she's very cute NBA all right is herel Walker yeah I was
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gonna say the Georg I'm more interested in AMC stock
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crashing yeah I'll be interested to see why that stock was such a big end stimulus check was somewhat interesting actually when I was Googling I was like
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oh I didn't realiz realize it was that much and this was AG group gets that much and you can't have this much money
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to get that much was at least was fun to talk about but the Georgia Senate race it was even hard to Google I was confused what people were Googling it
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was a frustrating part of our conversation yeah the senate race that's an easy pick but I am confused by the
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nbab number one yeah fascinating join us in January of 2023 where Jason and I
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will I would assume we'll do this again it was fun go over the top searches of
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2022 remember in front of every Silver Lining there's a cloud for Google searches this year it was the Georgia
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Senate race all right there you go Jay we did it we got through it woo Gator Productions
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