Noah

He asked if I knew how to get fingerprints off a gun.

Mm-hmm. He said he was asking for his roommate. I told him, obviously not, and not to ever ask me anything like that again. And he said, I know, I know. It was for my roommate. I thought it was weird.

He basically wanted to nullify all our previous statements by saying we were under the influence and we didn't know what we were talking about.

I said, okay. I didn't do it, but I was like, okay, sure, bro, my bad. I didn't know I was going to get you in trouble.

Success. There's a bag of trash.

We tried a little bit. We did try to coax him. Dang, is it in there? Like, let me see. It's cool. I don't see guns a lot. And he doesn't buy it? No, he doesn't. He actually was kind of weird about it.

Just don't.

I told him when we got the bag, I told him we didn't see it yet, but he had a bag full of like black clothes and it was, it's supposedly in there and it was about to happen soon. I don't know when. Oh my God. This is a real gun.

Riley, he's just freaking out. He's swearing left and right. He says, I can't go to jail. I can't go to jail.

He basically told me that these people knocked him out, took his car, and threw him in a van.

He sounded like he'd been crying or like he was sounding fatigued, I guess. And he basically told me that these people knocked him out, took his car and threw him in a van. And he didn't know where he was.

Yeah.

Not at all. You know, but what am I supposed to do?

We talked about it, but he said no. Just like, no, no, no cops.

Holly, I can make it really easy for you. This is, like, crazy.

I'm not going to go out with somebody who thinks I'm seriously a killer in a past life and is judging me like that. And then even says that you're threatened by your danger for your life. You're not going to risk that. That's sorry. That's too much for me.

Do you want to... Do you want to go on a date with the notorious Noah Two-Thumbs Giovanni?

You guys are on to something, right? They're in a coma. You're always a 10, I guess. She didn't say no.

My grandma got a little bit sick and like nothing huge, but she was in the hospital for a couple of days. And so I was in there with her most of the time for those few days, just visiting pretty frequently and stuff. And one of the nurses, named Holly, was taking care of my grandma, and we just kind of started hitting it off.

The last day that my grandma was there, we were going to discharge her in the afternoon, and I just kind of gave her a cheesy line like, my granny, before she dies, said she wants to make sure that her grandson goes out on a date with you. Oh! Oh! Yeah, I got grandma in on it. You know, she gave her a little thumbs up, a little wink.

Yeah, it did work. Actually, she like laughed and thought it was kind of corny and cheesy, like it's supposed to be, you know, and and was like, yeah, I'd love to. Let's go out.

Yeah. I mean, I'd like to think so.

Yeah. So you know what? I just decided to keep it real simple and easy and just go to the beach. You know, I packed a little thermos with a little cocktail in there and put our toes in the sand and just hung out and got to know each other and talk and laugh and stuff for a couple hours.

I mean, not swimsuits, but just casual. Yeah, just, you know.

Yeah, for sure. Like, I wasn't trying to get her in a bikini on the first date or anything. You know, I was trying to, you know, be respectful and stuff, so.

Yeah. Yeah, I was. Oh, I was in my man thong, for sure.

I got to give the ladies what they want.

yeah well with what happened next i guess i'm glad i was wearing shorts and not a man thong because we noticed there was a little building right down the beach from us what do you mean a building like a boathouse or something or a lifeguard structure maybe like almost like a little community center building okay like an event space yeah there you go on event space yeah exactly so we can hear music and there was you know just a couple of balloons and it said like reception for the

You know, you just told me it was a wedding, right? Like a wedding reception thing going on, you know?

Yeah, and I kind of was like, maybe let's go to a little wedding crash. That might be kind of fun.

We actually blended in really well because everybody else was in beach attire, too, so we just slipped right in.

Well, so we weren't brave enough to dance, but I noticed there was a little photo booth, and I was like, hey, let's go snap a couple pictures to commemorate the fun, kind of, you know? We went to the photo booth, and a couple at a time, there would be, like, four or whatever, you know? So the first two photos were regular, and then on the third one, I decided I'd take a little bit of a chance

and leaned over and kissed her on the cheek.

That's what I'm getting at. Hopefully we're able to figure this out, but if not, you and I can go then.

Well, so I gave her a kiss on the cheek, and then for the fourth photo, I just go, your turn, and kind of put my cheek out. Turn my head right.

And then she didn't kiss my cheek at all. Oh, she left you hanging?

Well, because I just kind of joked at the finish or whatever. I was like, you left me hanging, you know, joking or whatever. She didn't really laugh either. And then the photos fit out and I looked and she had a really weird book on her face, like for that fourth one there.

Too much tongue? It was enough of a look where I had to like double check and make sure I wasn't moving the camera or something. Like it was just, I don't know. It seemed like maybe I offended her and made it a little weird, but I joked my way kind of out of it, kind of kept it light. And so the date ended actually okay.

So she just goes to me completely, and I just want to know, like, what's up.

No, no, not at all.

I'm ready. Nope. I just hope it all works out good.

Hey.

Hi. I don't really know what to say. So really, you believe in a past life, right? Just to make sure I'm clear, because I'm kind of shocked. And that I was a criminal, like a murder in past life? Yeah.

I mean... First of all, I don't really believe in that. I'm not knocking your belief. But second of all, even if that was true... So you're denying it.

Yeah, I'm saying exactly that.

Risk your life? Whoa, whoa.

Time out. Time out.

Like this isn't for real, is it? You're messing with me, right?

I mean, I don't know. You're Aunt Psychic, right? Wouldn't she let you know all this stuff?

Go ahead, Noah. Hey. Hey, April. It's Noah. How are you?

Yeah, I'm sorry. It is weird. The date was weird. Everything's weird.

Well, and listen, on that note, this is something I've been hoping to say to you. So I knew that singing was just something you love to do. And I was not trying to put pressure on you. I was trying to do the exact opposite by taking you somewhere to do something in your comfort zone and have fun.

I'm glad, though, that I was able to hear how you felt because it helps put things in perspective for me.

I understand, and obviously looking back on it, it wasn't the smartest thing. I was trying to do something unique, something safe.

Amazing. Amazing.

That was like a turn on. That was hot, yeah.

You just did it on the fly. That's crazy impressive.

Oh, my gosh.

Noah, I guess you're up. April, will you please go out on another date with me and have some sushi, have some fun, and please sing as well. Please. We'll do karaoke.

Thank you, guys. Thank you, April. And, Brooke, thank you. And I think you kind of came through for me there. I'll take it. Look at you, Brooke.

Yeah, be careful what you wish for, right?

April.

No, I'm just nervous on the air. It's weird, but no.

I'm kidding.

The cool thing about apps, if you do them right, you have little bios and you can get a little nuggets from there. And I was able to kind of tap into a couple of things I saw and it was fun, but she was funny. You know, she doesn't take things too seriously. I have that kind of fun perspective on life, and that's kind of how I roll. I'd like to think that's me.

When you're using the apps right, that's how they work, right? That's awesome.

Well, you know, it's funny. When she says something like that she loves to sing, I would think that would be a weird thing to lie about. She's a singer. Okay.

This is a good segue, actually. Uh-oh. I just said, hey, can I take you somewhere to go sing? And she got excited. No.

Well, yeah, karaoke would have been probably my choice. Oh, wasn't that? I chose a baseball game.

Yes, and now in retrospect, it's regretful, but that's exactly it. Of course, she was bored out of her mind, and I just, I don't know, maybe I built it up too much or something about the singing part, and that's on me.

Do you not go that hard with it, Brooke? You know, it's something that is fun and, you know, interactive. And quite honestly, like, the singing's there kind of as an option. But, like, if she didn't want to, she didn't have to.

Not so much. I was just trying to keep it mysterious and, you know, cool and have a little guessing game. And, I mean, I was all in. I was, like, superstitious with the specific chairs, the socks.

Well, here's the thing. I thought she would be playful with it and think it was cute, cool, whatever. But no, it was more eye-rollish.

Yeah, and she was like, when are we singing?

She did not know that, no. That's why I thought that would be cool.

Everyone's so happy all of a sudden.

Here's the deal. You guys have done it. It's very contagious and you get there and yeah, yeah, yeah. And it was more just a symbolic gesture, right?

Yeah, I mean, I did have fun, but she didn't really have fun, which is why.

That's a great word. I'd love a redo. And I need some help, you know, convincing her to do that. But I kind of have a rule for Brooke.

He deserves it. I've heard you say this on the show to some of the guys. Like, don't say...

oh how much he loves spending time with you or he had such a great time with you like don't make me sound simpish you know simpish oh don't say that he liked you ew bro yeah why does he like just make me sound cool yeah it's a new thing girls do not like i see like he's pretty indifferent yeah yeah you play hard to get he's got so many options that's why he called a radio show yeah now we're talking you

That's exactly on the nose right.

Bill, for all I know, you've already killed us both.

Hell, for all I know, you've already killed both of us.

Hell, for all I know, you've already killed us both.

There.

Oh, that sucks.

Does she really think I'm cute?

I am your computer.

It's like I told you time and time again tonight. I can't force you to do anything, but consider it, okay?

I'm from Bristol.

I'm from Bristow.

What's up, fellas? My name is Noah. I'm a Lions fan, but I love the show. Okay. Okay.

I'm 18, so I'm not a parent, but I was going to ask. 18, so I'm not a parent? What the fuck does that mean? What advice would you give to a parent that wants to teach their kid how to be better at golf? I'm really bad at golf, guys, and I need help.

Have a good day. Go Lions.

Die Dinge beginnen, auszuhandeln.

April 2025.

Do you mind if I eat this bagel?

While you're noshing, I'm going to ask you some questions about debt and national debt and that's it.

I don't know.

Hold on. Yeah. There is a debt clock that sort of keeps track of this. It has to make some estimates, you know, because it doesn't know exactly the number. And the U.S. national debt Es ist etwa 36 Trillionen Dollar. Bist du auf usdebtclock.org? Nein, ich bin auf dem Joint Economic Committee of the Senate.

Okay, weil der Ort, an dem ich bin, sieht so aus, als würde er meine Kreditkarte stehlen.

36 Trillionen Dollar. Das sind 36 Millionen Millionen Dollar. Wie fühle ich mich bei diesem Niveau?

Ich denke, dass dieses Niveau viel ist, also eine Art, es anzusehen, ist, dass man es mit dem Einkommen vergleichen könnte. Also, das jährliche Einkommen der Vereinigten Staaten ist etwa 30 Trillionen Dollar.

Also, eine sovereign default wäre ein ökonomisch katastrophales Ereignis für einige Gründe. Der Hauptgrund ist, dass das gesamte Finanzsystem eine Menge Treasur-Bonds hält, als ob diese risikofreie Zinsen seien. In anderen Worten, sie glauben so stark, dass die Regierung sie zurückzahlen wird, dass sie viele ihrer finanziellen Modelle auf dieser Aussage basieren.

So, if you have a sovereign default, what happens is that every bank in America will become insolvent overnight. And many of the banks around the world will also become insolvent overnight. What an insolvent bank means, is it means that its liabilities exceed its assets. The amount of money it owes über die Anzahl von Geld, die es ermöglicht, zurückzuzahlen.

Wenn man einen insolventen Banken hat, ist er komplett vulnerable zu einem Run auf dem Banken. Leute, die ihr Geld rausziehen und versuchen, es in den Cash zu geben, was die Menschen sofort tun, weil wenn man einen insolventen Banken hat, will man sein Geld rausnehmen, bevor andere Leute es tun. Was also passiert, ist, dass die Banken in den Vereinigten Staaten zerstören.

Und wenn die Banken in den Vereinigten Staaten zerstören, also wir hatten eine nahe Zerstörung im Jahr 2008, und du erinnerst dich an die ökonomische Zerstörung, die von dem resultierte, richtig? Ja. Richtig, also haben wir das, aber schlimmer.

2008 war es aber noch schlimmer. Die Banken lehnten sich an die Unternehmen. Die Unternehmen stoppten ihre Investitionen. Sie lassen massive Anzahl der Arbeiter aus. Die Unabhängigkeit geht wirklich hoch, sagen wir mal 20% oder mehr. Und unser GDP, unser nationales Ausgleich, geht von 20% runter. Also bekommen wir 20% weniger. Massive Unabhängigkeit.

Wirtschaftsverlust, große Mengen von Unternehmen verletzen sich.

The people who said that debt was safe in the 2010s Ja. So Noahs Antwort harmonisiert sich mit Brendons. Sie erzählen beide eine Geschichte über ein Land, in dem die Steuern zu wertvoll geworden sind.

Japan owns the most. So Japan owns about a trillion dollars of our debt. China is number two. UK is number three. Luxembourg is after that. That's just the EU owning our debt. Cayman Islands, that's like fake. That's like a bunch of financial engineering bullshit. Then Canada, Belgium, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Taiwan. So Europe and Asia are the main ones.

Ja. Ich weiß nicht. Es ist schwer zu differenzieren. Empirically between hate and fear. So their hatred of what we're doing and their fear that we won't pay them back is not necessarily, I can't tell you how much of one and how much of the other, okay? No one can. But yes, yes, absolutely. And you could argue that China is now doing this. China absolutely can do this to just spite us.

China can be like, fuck you, we don't need you. You put tariffs on us, suck it.

What on earth is going on here? There was a significant sell-off in U.S.

So, someone out there knows, but then it's hard to tell who sells it until later they report how much they have. And so we don't know if they were the ones selling the other day. Probably they were, some of it. It's hard to know how much exactly it was them. But yes, I think they did that the other day.

I think that when Trump announced like 125% tariffs on China or whatever, I think China's like, well, screw you, and started selling some of our bonds. Do we own some of their bonds? Mostly no, we don't. Feels like that was an oversight.

You do? I do. Ich glaube, dass es eine wirkliche Möglichkeit gibt, dass wir auf Wachstum zählen werden.

Weil ich denke, wenn du siehst, wie Trump seine persönlichen Geschäftsverhandlungen macht, ist es abhängig von seinem persönlichen Wachstum. Also Trump, wenn seine Unternehmen in Schwierigkeiten waren, sei es ein Casino, ein Wohnungsbau, ein kommerzielles Gebäude, er würde immer zwei Dinge machen, richtig?

Er würde einen Ausgleich suchen, er würde jemanden suchen, der ihm eine Menge Geld geben würde, eine Infusion von Geld, okay, um ihn zu halten. Ja. Oder er würde Bankruptie beurteilen. Und Trump hat viele Mal Bankruptzen beurteilt. Es ist Trumps Instinkt, zu sagen, oh, ich muss das Geld nicht zurückzahlen, ich werde es einfach nicht. Das ist sein Instinkt im Geschäft.

Und jetzt, dass er den föderalen Regierung umfasst, wie er einen seiner Unternehmen umfasst, Art of the Deal. Ich denke, das erste, was er tun wird, ist, die Federal Reserve auszuhalten und Geld auszuprobieren, um Treasurieschäden zu reduzieren. Ich denke, das ist das erste, was er tun wird.

Und dann, wenn das nicht funktioniert, oder wenn es eine wirklich hohe Inflation verursacht und jeder verrückt sich darüber, oder wenn das nicht richtig geht, dann denke ich, dass er das nächste, was er tun wird, ist, eine Art und Weise zu suchen, auf der US-Datei zu fallen. Also weiß ich nicht, ob das bedeutet, dass wir fallen werden.

Ich denke trotzdem, dass es weniger wahrscheinlich ist als 50 Prozent, dass die Vereinigten Staaten natürlich fallen werden. Aber ich sehe es ziemlich wahrscheinlich, dass Trump über Fallen spricht und das öffentlich als Option publiziert beginnt. Und ich denke, dass an diesem Punkt die Leute erschrocken werden und die Erhöhungen mehr erhöhen werden.

Und es gibt eine Chance, dass dies eine auslösende, selbstverfüllende Prophezei werden könnte, wo Trump, wenn er über Abfall spricht, so viele Leute erschreckt, dass sie alle ihre Geld aus den US-Bonds nehmen und dann müssen wir abfallen.

Nie. Nicht mal so nah. Ich habe nie jemanden gesehen, der die amerikanische Wirtschaft so intensiv zerstört hat. Das ist nie passiert.

So fun to think about this stuff. Is it fun? You know, it is perversely fun.

Hallo. Hallo. Das war so ernst. Ich war mit deiner Energie, Mann. Ich weiß, es war absolut meine Furcht. Es war, als ob wir uns vor einem Duell oder einem Geist vorbeikommen. Ja, es kam.

2.

Ja, Dinge, die die Fischigkeit verhindern können. Oder frische Füße.

They're not.

Yeah, I think if we weren't with Manny when he ate the sandwich, I think if we were there, we probably would have forced a few more bites, which is probably against the wisdom of the doctor.

Ja, also Schritt 1 können wir geniesslich als Erfolg nennen. Also wollten wir die Schwierigkeitsniveau ein bisschen erhöhen für Schritt 2. Wir haben uns entschieden, eine heimgeschmackte Mahlzeit zu machen.

Ja, wir sind draußen. Ich öffne die Tür. Willkommen, bitte kommen Sie rein. Devin und ich kochen, also haben wir ein paar Zutaten und sind zu Mandys Stelle gegangen.

Und Devin und ich haben ein paar verschiedene Fischrezepien gegoogelt, um zu überlegen. Erinnerst du dich an die Search-Terms, die wir benutzt haben? Ja, ich meine, wie Fisch für Babys, wie einfache Fischrezepien für Kinder, Dinge wie das. Das ist einfach verletzend. Ja. Aber ja, vieles war ziemlich einfach. Entweder Weißfisch oder Salmon, gebraten in Butter und mit Gerlach oder anderen Dingen.

Fisch-Takos, Scheep-Pan-Fisch und Chips. Aber wir wollten etwas, das nicht super gebraten war. Wir wollten es ein bisschen höher steigen, damit wir sehen können, ob wir das nächste Schritt nehmen können oder ob wir noch am frischen Fisch-Stand bleiben. Und wir haben auf eine Rezeption gelandet, die ich schon mehrere Mal gemacht habe. Von den New York Times.

Rosted Salmon, mit braunem Zucker und Mustard.

Von Sam Stifton. Es ist ein sehr populärer Rezept. Es ist wirklich gut. Und es ist super einfach. Du brauchst die Rezeption nicht wirklich. Ja. Und was gut war, war, dass du die Süßheit des Sausens und wie viel es ist, einladen konntest. Ja, also es ist brauner Zucker und Dijon-Mustard. Es ist fast wie Barbecue-Sauce auf einem Chicken. Ja, also schauen wir mal.

Das hier auf der linken Seite wird für Manni sein. Also ich werde das extra saustun. Wir haben viel mehr Glaze gebraucht, als ich es je gemacht hätte.

Also, ja, das war ziemlich gut. Wir haben sautierte Grünbeeren als Palettenschlüssel gemacht und er hatte Whisky auf den Steinen. Als sein anderer Palettenschlüssel.

Yeah, there were a bunch of fish dishes that we had never heard of. But we ended up choosing three of them. And the first one was the tuna crudo.

Einen zweiten Biss. Ich war überrascht, weil er rein kam und sofort sagte, oh, ich mag das. Ich war so, oh, wir können jetzt einfach gehen. Ich meine, wir haben es geschafft.

Für mich als Einzelhändler ist die Antwort ja. Ich habe mich überrascht, als er von dieser rauen Tuna getrunken hat. Ich dachte, das ist gut genug für mich.

Yeah, so what I found was the kind of idea of even just choosing what you eat is actually a pretty recent historical phenomenon. I mean, you can imagine most people just had to eat whatever was given to them. durch unsere Geschichte. Also, ich meine, der Begriff Picky-Eaten existierte nicht bis in die 70er-Jahre oder wurde bis in die 70er-Jahre nicht benutzt.

Aber es gab eine Art Krieg zwischen pickigen Kindern und ihren Eltern, wahrscheinlich seit den 1800er-Jahren. Spinach and brownies? I feel like you would notice. Probably do. Yeah, there's probably some better ways to do it. Hopefully, you know, maybe new technology is helping this, I hope. Hypnotherapy is actually a popular method.

That's for both children and adults, so maybe Manny can try that. Yeah, I would love to. Aber eine der meisten üblichen und definitiv die, mit der ich mich am liebsten kennengelernt habe, ist das, was ich Forced Exposure nennen würde.

Also, okay, du hasst ein bisschen Essen, aber wenn wir dich einfach dazu fordern, es zu essen oder umgekehrt zu sein, dann vielleicht schlussendlich wirst du es einfach geben und akzeptieren, dass es eine gute Nahrung ist, um zu essen.

Das ist Mariah, sie ist 18 Jahre alt und sie ist furchtbar für Pickles. Ich meine...

Mori ist ein Sadist. Wenn Mariah, die Pickle-Girl, da ist, würde ich gerne wissen, wo du jetzt bist und wie dein Leben in den letzten 20 Jahren aussieht.

Yeah, so like needless to say at the end of the segment, the pickle girl was still very much afraid of pickles. And like the research says, forced exposure therapy like that just doesn't actually work.

Yeah. Good daytime TV. Yeah. So we couldn't just take Manny to some factory and hope it would go away. But we tried to find a scientist who had studied this kind of stuff. So we actually came across a professor at Duke University, who was one of the first people to really hone in and look at picky eating in a comprehensive way.

Sure.

Okay. So I guess long story short, um, So I'm about three months out from turning 30 and, uh, I'm having some kind of crisis realizing that, um, I have essentially been in survival mode. It feels like for the last 13 years of my, uh, my wife and I've been together 13 years and, uh, we have three children together. And so I've, I've come to notice that, uh, I have nothing saved.

I'm constantly like overdrafting and, uh, I don't have a 401k because my work doesn't offer it. My wife is self-employed, so we don't have anything like that. I just, I feel like I need help. Like I'm trying to take in as much info as I can, you know, and do it that way. But I'm like, I just need someone to talk to me about what I need. It makes sense.

Yes. Yeah, it is. I... We were young parents. We were 16 and 17. All of a sudden, it's like life has come together. I've got a job that I adore. My wife, like I said, she's running her own business that she adores. It's like, okay, we've made it, but what do we do now?

What's your annual salary? I brought home a little over $115,000 this year. What about your wife?

My wife, right now, we pay ourselves $600 a month from her business account.

Yeah, she does her own accounting firm. We built a little office in our backyard, and she deals with agricultural accounting.

that's what we bring home. Yes. And then we leave money obviously in the business and it pays all of its own bills and all that.

Um, I mean she, my kids are all in school, um, full time and, and, and, or I mean, you know, as much as kids are. Um, but so yes, she is home full time. The thing about my job, uh, I work as a paramedic and the only way I was able to find money like that is, um, I have a travel contract.

So I go up to Chicago for two weeks every month and I work in Chicago for two weeks and I come home for two weeks.

Yeah.

Um, gosh, truly. Like I said, when, My wife has some anxiety. So when I'm home, oh, I'm sorry, when I'm gone, she does not do necessarily a whole lot with getting out of the house. So when I am home, we are taking the kids to movies and taking them shopping. I know that I have this desire to seek this approval, I think, of parents.

everyone in my household is like, hey, it's okay that you're gone because, you know. There you go. I don't know. I'm trying to justify it.

That's what I'm saying.

Oh, I mean, I don't know. I want my kids.

I just want it to feel safe, like, in the sense that, I don't know, that if something bad were to happen tomorrow, that we're okay.

Yeah.

You're right.

Hi, how are you guys?

So I'm 21 years old. I know I'm pretty much next to nothing about finance. And right now, currently, I'm sharing a vehicle with my mother. And over the next couple years... I like to sock away some cash in buying my own car, and the car I want to buy will be worth a resale value of roughly $15,000 by the time I want to buy it.

My parents suggest that I take out a loan on this car instead of paying up front with cash, which... I mean, I've been listening to the show for a little bit, but even just on my basic instinct doesn't really seem totally right. I mean, if I have the cash and if it doesn't swap my net worth, then I don't see why I shouldn't just pay up front for it.

And basically their argument to why I should do this is they claim that the interest that I'd be paying on the car loan would be less than the interest that I would gain through some sort of stock market portfolio with the rest of the cash.

I mean, it's kind of just, The car was actually my idea, like, let's say, for my own car. It's just the car we're sharing, or at least the one I'm sharing with my mother, is quite old. And, you know, by the time I'll be getting this other car, that car will probably be about 20 or so years old.

I actually don't know. Might be something to ask them.

Yeah, they're beating the market. Right. I know that the car that my father bought when I was very young, I know he took out a loan on that one, but the most recent one he bought, he paid fully cash for. Yeah.

Oh, you were actually asking? Yeah. Yeah, it'll take about two years, yeah. Are you living at home? Yeah, I am. What do you make a year? Per year, I'm not totally sure. I mean, I'm about to be hired for a landscaping company that pays about $22 per hour, which is roughly, I guess, $5,200 per month before taxes and pension deductions and all that.

No, absolutely. I guess, um, I mean, yeah, you're absolutely right. I guess I'm just not too much of a rush to get a whole separate vehicle. You know what I mean? I guess, uh,

We all are connected, and I can't express that enough. Our thoughts build the world. Our thoughts are heard by the world. Our thoughts are felt by the world. Even if the words aren't said, the feeling is there.

Every child comes through with spirit eyes. Every child comes through with the connection to source. Every child comes through with the ability to speak telepathy. It is the trained behaviors that break those abilities, that take them away from us.