Paranormal 956
This is a podcast about the paranormal, especially in deep south Texas, including ghosts, aliens, serial killers, cults and conspiracy theories.
Paranormal 956
Murder, Manifestos, and Millionaires: The Power Struggle Unveiled
Is society reaching a tipping point where justice and rebellion blur? We kick off with an explosive discussion on the alleged murder of a United Healthcare CEO, reportedly by Luigi Mangione. This unexpected act has garnered a shocking wave of public approval, igniting conversations about the simmering tensions between the wealthy elite and the common people. Delve into Mangione's alleged manifesto and the curious circumstances surrounding the swift appointment of a new CEO, as we question the hidden dynamics at play and what this might mean for the future relations across socioeconomic classes.
Next, brace yourself for an unexpected twist involving a fugitive's capture at a McDonald's, a move that has sparked a whirlpool of conspiracy theories and government manipulation talks. We navigate through the speculation of self-orchestrated capture for reward claims, and the fugitive's emergence as a folk hero on social media. Dive deeper as we analyze the strange disappearance of a YouTube video linked to the fugitive and draw historical parallels with political movements, reminiscent of the U.S. independence with French aid, while reflecting on the broader political ideologies that shape our world today.
In our concluding segment, we contrast the lavish lives of billionaires with the stark realities faced by those living in poverty. Through a historical lens, we compare the extravagance of modern billionaires with the opulence of the Palace of Versailles in the 1700s. As we unpack the societal impacts of such wealth disparities, the conversation touches on the influence of social media and the mounting public discontent. We even hint at a possible future exploration into the infamous Epstein's island, urging listeners to reflect on how these inequalities resonate across time. Join us as we paint a vivid picture of the excesses of wealth, both past and present, and consider their lasting implications.
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Speaker 2:But you don't know yet. I haven't told you what we're talking about, you never do actually. Yeah not usually. I'll give her hints sometimes.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:We are going to be talking about and I think you're going to like this.
Speaker 1:What Dragons again.
Speaker 2:Luigi, oh my God, from Mario Bros. Mangione, is that how you say?
Speaker 1:it? Oh no, I don't know. Oh, the one that killed the CEO? Yes, the United Healthcare. Allegedly, Allegedly.
Speaker 2:We are going to talk about the murder of the United Healthcare CEO.
Speaker 1:I don't know the name of the guy Tobianes.
Speaker 2:I don't know his name either. I might bring it up he was a CEO, and so for those of you who live under a rock right, because it's been all over the news a person all I've seen is the thirst traps they have about him and the Britney Spears. I'm in love with the criminal so we're going to get into all that, okay, I think. And the reason I wanted to bring this up?
Speaker 1:because this is a, this is a story that I know from this shit is that burking is not a snitch we're gonna go into all of that.
Speaker 2:This is a brand new story, yeah, and I was a little bit hesitant about doing this so far now we're gonna get canceled by sorry one day but the reason I'm doing this so quickly is because I think it's relative to our what revolution story oh, that's true, the episode we just I think this is shots fired in the new war. You're right, you're right, right, and so I'm going to explain all of this, guys, david called it. I'm going to explain all of this, okay.
Speaker 1:Now you got me stressing.
Speaker 2:So to go back, for those of you who don't know a person, we have a suspect. The Luigi Mangione is the suspect. He has not been found guilty.
Speaker 1:Allegedly.
Speaker 2:He's allegedly the person. But somebody went to New York City where UnitedHealthcare kind of had like a big to-do, I guess, and somebody murdered the CEO on the sidewalk and just shot him. That's it Like executed him really. And this person, whoever it was if it was Mangione, we don't know that for sure, for sure, but it looks like it put words on the bullets okay and I'm trying to remember there was like a resist deny, like something like that they were oh, I think I saved it on tiktok.
Speaker 1:It was deny, or is it you're guys? Because I got the thirst traps too. Yeah, so this person was murdered, right Someone already got it tattooed, though I hope we don't get canceled.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's going to definitely be copyright. So, Rihanna, you're welcome so um the uh, apparently I don't know how to really because, like I said, he has not been found guilty of this?
Speaker 1:yeah, we don't know 100 um, but allegedly he has a manifesto Is it the YouTube thingy that he was going to upload a video and all that.
Speaker 2:So we're going to get into that too. The manifesto was a letter that was written, and in the letter and he kind of explains why he did what he did and, to take a step back, the murder of this ceo has not been received the way that you would think. What do you mean?
Speaker 2:so usually, when somebody is murdered on the street, right in cold blood, like this, people are upset at the murderer right, but this time we're not that's not the case here, and so a lot of people are acting as if this ceo was like a serial killer or a terrorist or you know somebody delayed.
Speaker 2:No, no, deny, defend theose right right my bad yeah yeah, the defy deny, deny right and so, like I said, people are cheering the death of this ceo. Now, just as a general rule, I do not cheer people dying, so none of us do well. Well, when Osama bin Laden was killed, people cheered. I was not one of those people. I wasn't a fan of his, obviously, but I don't cheer. When people die, I don't cheer, and so this has been met with a lot of cheers from the public, and so, like I said with the episode last time, I think the really rich people are in danger.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:Because this is what there's a little bit of a disconnect. I see we have people here in the United States, we're in the United States, we have people that build spaceships and just go to space for fun For like 90 minutes, spending millions and millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Right, and they just do it for fun, just for fun, right, they don't do any science, fun, just for fun. Yeah, right, they don't do any science experiments, they don't do any, they just go and come back, just go and come back. And then we have a lot of people that are really, really struggling, right, right, and so that group of people right now are kind of celebrating the death of this ceo yeah my big thing about this murder.
Speaker 2:That, I guess, rubs me kind of the wrong way, I guess, with all of it. I mean murders are bad to me anyway, right, but they already have a new ceo, yeah, so this did zero.
Speaker 1:But how come we're not blaming the new CEO? Maybe he did the hit, maybe he took the hit so he can become a new CEO.
Speaker 2:There's a lot of questions.
Speaker 1:It's a lot of questions, man. I don't know why they're going after homeboy Luigi.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so in the manifesto right a manifesto he wrote why he did what he did.
Speaker 1:Allegedly. Allegedly right did what he did allegedly, allegedly right, and we're gonna get into a little bit of that too.
Speaker 2:Um, oh, you already got the letter. Damn, so I've I've read the letter. I've read the letter and I'm not gonna read it to you because it's like really long, like it's three pages long yeah, no, I'm not, I'm not gonna listen anyways but so this is what happened. Yeah is, his mom had some kind of like a neurological problem where, like she felt like her feet were on fire.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:And some people, some doctors, said it was a nerve damage. Some says other things right, and so there was a bunch of tests that they were running on her Right, and so people may not understand this. As a person who has recently spent a lot of time in the hospital, I kind of understand this a little better. In fact, this is my insurance company, so I know a lot about this.
Speaker 1:You have talked to your insurance quite several times.
Speaker 2:I have been on the phone for a long time with my insurance, and so I understand how the insurance works in a way that a lot of people don't, and so what happens? You know what.
Speaker 1:He's not my type though. That's true, we each share one, but he's not my type. Yeah, anyways.
Speaker 2:As a spectator of Bianca's life, I can agree with that, and I don't have a type.
Speaker 1:Let's just say that.
Speaker 2:You kind of do A little bit. You do, okay anyways, all right. So this is what I was going to say. So in his manifesto, where he's talking about allegedly talking about why he did what he did, his mom had this disease and so when you have insurance, the way that it works is they want you to pay first, right? So, like, let's say that you're pregnant and they're like okay, so you got to pay for the first ultrasound and then you got to pay for the next doctor's visit.
Speaker 2:And eventually we're going to get, and once you get to a certain number we're going to, then we're going to pay from then on Right. And so in his mom's situation she was in excruciating pain he mentioned the pain that she was going through in his manifesto and she had met what they call the deductible right. She had paid for three tests and reached the part to where now the insurance is going to pay.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And the doctor went on vacation and when he came back and her next appointments were the next year, so she had to start paying again damn then the so it's like well, yeah, it looks like a scam, yes, yes and those of us who have been involved with the insurance companies, they often feel like a scam yeah and so some of it is mischievous.
Speaker 2:I think, right like I think, that obviously these companies are trying to make money, so they're gonna try to get every penny that they can, and so some of this even on medications, though.
Speaker 1:Like you can get some over the counter and they'll just throw it through the pharmacy, they'll charge it like, oh, it's going to be $40. Like, do you have another alternative? They're like yeah, it's an over the counter, it's going to be on aisle three or whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's happened to me with pain medicine. You'll go and they'll be like yeah, this is 80 bucks. And you're like well, what is it? And they're like yeah, it's Advil, but it's 800 milligrams.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Like could I just take two yeah.
Speaker 2:Could I just take more? Yeah, you could do that. I got Advil at home, yeah, right and so yeah, yeah, so that's how it works, you're right, you're right by that.
Speaker 2:And then there was more where they kept changing the rules on him. So he would have to have it like he would have to have the papers like typed out from the doctor, and then they'd have to be signed, and then they needed to be faxed. And now, no, no, now we need it this way. And they were never getting the things, and so he was getting frustrated, and frustrated, and frustrated, and this was going on for like 10 years, I think is what he said. And then he had a severe back injury and now he was dealing with insurance.
Speaker 1:So now you're talking about his mom and him, and now him Damn.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and so he talks about this like a revolution.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:In his letter he mentions kind of what we talk about.
Speaker 1:So you're saying this is the letter, the new letter, of the Declaration of Independence?
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's acting like that right and so he talks about like Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela and all these people that they wanted to do things peacefully. But look at where it got us Right and so he's talking about. He's actually it's a little bit weird because he says that the Second Amendment, which in the United States gives us the right to guns Right, the right to bear arms as they say right to bear arms, as they say.
Speaker 2:He says that that means that he is a general in his own army and is, according to him, justified by the constitution to defend himself right and so that's the way he's looked in in the letter that was.
Speaker 1:He does look delusional, I'm not gonna lie so get this.
Speaker 2:I don't know how much you know about this. He graduated valedictorian in his high school.
Speaker 1:God damn it.
Speaker 2:And then he went to an Ivy League school, which is like some of the best schools. He has a master's degree in computer engineering, holy shit. And so he's a smart guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Right, and so his manifesto is a little bit weird for me.
Speaker 1:So why the fuck would he be at McDonald's?
Speaker 2:Okay, so we're going to get to that part.
Speaker 1:Okay, anyways.
Speaker 2:So he ends up he kills the guy, allegedly right, he kills the person and then he originally he shows up in New York City. He's there for 10 days.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:Which is a little weird to me murders the person and then he's out right and they catch him.
Speaker 1:Usually what happens, but okay they catch him in philadelphia okay right, this is a little bit.
Speaker 2:I don't know if you've heard this part. They say they caught him with monopoly money in his back yeah in pennsylvania yeah which is like one of the monopoly places pennsylvania railroad right yeah and so a lot of stuff is really going to jail yeah, so one of the things because wait, who's gonna bail him out though?
Speaker 2:I don't nobody dies no way, if this is a game so somebody's talking about his army so people are saying that there's that, there's somebody else's turn coming up. Yes, right, which is what it sounds like, but get this. Did you see when he murdered, when the when the murder happened, they released the pictures. I wasn't there, yeah, allegedly we were not there, right, but you saw the. We got some pictures. Did you see when he murdered? When the murder happened, they released the pictures.
Speaker 1:I wasn't there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Allegedly we were not there, but you saw the pictures. Well, we got some pictures. Did you see the pictures? No, you couldn't tell, you couldn't see much.
Speaker 1:Oh, like when he's in the jacket. Yeah, with the hoodie. Yeah, okay, we all seen that.
Speaker 2:And then, for some reason, this lady in From McDonald's apparently. In another state recognized him and called the police right.
Speaker 1:That's a weird part, man.
Speaker 2:But this is what people are speculating that to help the lady out, that he told the lady to turn himself in, so she gets the reward.
Speaker 1:But her dumb ass called 911. She didn't even call the fucking tip line. She didn't get the money.
Speaker 2:No, Maybe not everybody's as smart as him, right? But that's part of it, is they're thinking there's no way that I could have just me picked out anybody from the pictures that they released at the beginning.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:So how did this lady do it? The speculation is he told her to do it. Yeah, and so that makes more sense than the other stuff, that she just recognized him and called the police because if he was running away he could have just gone through the drive-thru left well, also new york's, not far from canada, he could have escaped yeah and then got on a plane to wherever he wanted to go.
Speaker 1:True.
Speaker 2:Right. And so another thing is they have said that they caught him with like $8,000, his passport and a bunch of stuff. His lawyer said he didn't have any money and that that money was planted on him. Sure, so things are already starting to look a little. Oh, okay, like a little weird Government. Things are already starting to look a little weird Government manipulated. Yeah, so there's a lot of conspiracies going around already.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And so this is a very strange case to begin with. So then now he's become a bit of a folk hero, right. And so there's women that are really I don't know if you want to say falling in love, but like crushing on this guy, Right, Right. And so there's on TikTok currently there's these like musics playing and like these very flattering pictures of him, including his like mug shots, yeah Right, Of women like, oh my God, this guy's so dreamy and so he's becoming in in certain circles like this hero.
Speaker 1:This um, I mean.
Speaker 2:Like a celebrity.
Speaker 1:He's not even making if he got a TikTok in jail. He's blowing up man.
Speaker 2:Okay, so now we're talking about social media, what people have found? Oh, that's true, they think or it says it's his page opened in in january, has a has a video that said that the truth, if, if you're seeing this video and it's like a countdown if you're oh, that's true, if you're seeing this, yes, if you're seeing this video of I've already been arrested the truth's going to come out and the date is today. Well, the page was taken down. Huh, the video's taken down.
Speaker 1:No fucking way.
Speaker 2:Nothing came out, and so people are wondering oh, this is another part. That's really weird to me. Since he's been arrested, the profile picture changed, so it sounds like he either has an accomplice or it's not him, because they're not letting him do YouTube videos in the jail. You know what I mean, and so, either way, that page and that video are now taken down, and so there's a lot of weird stuff going on I think the government took over his page, I think I think there's a good chance that the FBI, or wherever, called YouTube and were like hey, I don't know what's coming out, but people are too happy about this guy killing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, because it's a scary time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know, like I said, people Imagine how much money YouTube would make in that video itself.
Speaker 2:Well, just a fucking timer was like getting millions of views and there was nothing on it. You know what I mean. Like it was just a clock timing and it had like I think it had like four million views at one point and it's like there's nothing on it. Why are we watching this? You know what I mean? And so I think I think the government and either way, if it was, if it was him that published it or if it's fake the government's like there's nothing good gonna come out of a video coming out of this page. Yeah, nothing good's happening, right. Like if it came out and it was like elmo going hey, just kidding, people are gonna lose their minds, right. But if it's real, it's even worse, like I think we need to kill all the billionaires, like everybody.
Speaker 2:Be like, I'm ready, right. Yeah, this is something that because you know I've been involved in politics for a very long time yeah, and I consider myself a moderate, like I'm in the middle. I'm not too crazy right, I'm not too crazy left, but I kind of like ideas from both. You know what I?
Speaker 1:mean, depending on the idea. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:So, like you know, like conservatives typically, we want lower taxes. I think that's great, yeah, right. And liberals are like, we think everybody should be able to do what they want. I think that's great, too, right, right, and so I like both. Okay, but you know.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Long story short. I'm not a crazy liberal but but I have friends on both sides that are crazy on both sides.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:Crazy Republican friends, crazy liberal friends.
Speaker 1:That's not me guys.
Speaker 2:But this is the thing that I want people to understand is I'm kind of like a mole here, right, Right. Liberals have been saying for decades we need to eat the rich. They say that amongst themselves all of the time.
Speaker 1:You know what they manifested it.
Speaker 2:It's happening.
Speaker 1:They're thinking into it, and good thing I'm not rich.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're the bad guys. So this is the thing what people don't you know, because when we on our last episode, I talked a lot about history. Right, yes, If you don't understand history, you're in trouble. The United States got their. I'm fucked then.
Speaker 1:The.
Speaker 2:United States got our independence from Great Britain because the French helped us. So think about this At the time, britain was one of the most powerful militaries in the world, right, right, and the people here on America, right what later became Americans, were like us, just regular people trying to survive in this wilderness over here.
Speaker 1:Got it.
Speaker 2:The way that these people beat the most powerful military in the world is because the French sent their ships, their navy, to help us.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:So certain people that were over here, americans, were friends with people. The king at the time. At the time the French king and queen right, marie Antoinette and Louis XIV were teenagers.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:But they were like taxing everybody, like crazy.
Speaker 1:They were getting their money up.
Speaker 2:And so let me show you this, so I've actually been to their house, right? Whose it's called Versailles, right?
Speaker 1:So check this out.
Speaker 2:Let's see, so I've actually been here. This is ridiculous. I'm going to show you a picture of me in front of this humongous house. Let's see, I don't even know how to spell it Versailles. Let's see, I don't even know how to spell it first I. I'm sure I'm misspelling it can you just go on Google well, I want to show you my picture oh, you didn't go, I didn't spell, I didn't spell right, so let's do France, you didn't go, I didn't spell, I didn't spell right, alright, so let's do friends post.
Speaker 1:I doubt it buy me.
Speaker 2:Let's do this so you didn't go right, I did go. I'm gonna post this on our, on our facebook. Oh, this is my point, right, this place is gaudy, like it's unbelievable, like there's so much. There's gold everywhere.
Speaker 1:What.
Speaker 2:Yeah so. Yeah, that takes you I'm pretty sure there's gold everywhere Like it's ridiculous, and so they had all this money, these people, right?
Speaker 1:Okay, the king and the queen at the time, right.
Speaker 2:And so, at the time, they're teenagers, right, they're teenagers. And so everybody's like, oh, they're so poor, like there's nothing to eat. They're like people eating cake, right. And so the queen's famous line was let them eat cake. Like what's so wrong? Let them eat cake. People are starving everywhere, okay, right. And so they are just kind of oblivious to how poor everybody is, right. And so, eventually, napoleon, right, you've heard of him.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Eventually he's like you know what? We're all poor and we're all suffering and these people are just living it up Like they don't do shit. They're just kings and queens, blah, blah, blah, and they're not doing anything. We need to kill them. And so they ended up chopping their heads off. The king and the queen Right, and Napoleon became the king, but he wasn't a king, he was like a president, right. But anyway, we're kind of at that situation here in the United States. So the reason that I brought up.
Speaker 1:So you're saying Luigi's the new Napoleon thingy.
Speaker 2:So he's like one of these people, one of the poor people that has decided to like I'm going to fight back, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:And so he's obviously not napoleon, but this is gonna start happening napoleon and so the point of my story is is that, because they were little kids and they didn't care, right, they were literally like 14, 16 years old king and queen spending all this money. The United States was like, hey, can we have your ships? And they're like, yeah, take your ships. And that's how we won the war. Because they were just dumb kids and they were drunk all the time and you know, blah, blah, blah, eating cake, eating cake, and so they were just really, really like, disconnected from everything. Right, and so that's where we are right now is you have these billionaires now, right, like literally billionaires, and they just don't understand how hard it is being poor here in the United States. You know what I mean. Right, right, right, right, right, yeah, like you pay for things that rich people don't pay for, right, late fees and overdrafts and all this stuff. It just adds up, adds up everywhere. It's like paper cutting you to death.
Speaker 1:Yep.
Speaker 2:And people don't get that, especially when you're a billionaire and you have enough money that you can just fly to the moon for fun. You know what I mean, because that's where we're at. So yeah, I don't think you went so we went this is it all right? So this is the house. That's gold, that's real gold, real gold, real gold, and it's what year was this again? That I went, or when they did. When they did this, it was the 1700s, damn and look damn that's a gold fence Right, and then this was their living room.
Speaker 1:That's crazy though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I'm going to post all of these on our Facebook so you can see what I'm talking about, because this is the equivalent of people going to space for fun. You know, like this is ridiculous. These are like Rembrandts, and look at all this stuff. So this room right here is called the Hall of Mirrors.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:At the time.
Speaker 1:There was no mirrors.
Speaker 2:At the time? At the time, what Mirrors were one of the most luxurious things you could have? There was a brand new invention.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, okay, got it, got it, got it.
Speaker 2:So only a king would have a mirror, but not even big ones. Yeah, they had a whole hallway of them.
Speaker 1:That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Because they were just filthy rich. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Like I want a whole wall of mirrors yeah and so it's called the Hall of Mirrors.
Speaker 2:Yeah hall of mirrors, yeah, and so it's just ridiculous, and so, like I said, I'm gonna post those videos.
Speaker 2:But we're at that point, and the only reason the united states got their independence because the dumb kids because the kids were like the united states, like, hey, we want some ships so we can defend our country. Can you send us a navy? Yeah, who cares? Yeah, send you, send. And so they were spending money left and right, right, and every time they would run out of money they would just tax people more. Yeah, just tax them more. Just tax them more right yeah, who cares?
Speaker 2:they wanted to live their life right and so like we need a new. I didn't even show you the backyard of this place. It's ridiculous. The whole place is ridiculous.
Speaker 1:I spent a week in paris they got a bag I spent a whole day did you go into the rooms?
Speaker 2:yes, I went through the whole thing. It's gigantic and it is ridiculous. Then go to a yeah, palace of versailles. So this is part of the backyard. That's in the backyard. That's in the backyard. That's a backyard damn so that's the back of the building that I showed you earlier.
Speaker 1:This is their fountain, and it was just the two fucking kids yeah, two kids, and it's still going.
Speaker 2:It's still going, like it's still going, like it's. I didn't even go through the whole thing. They have these. They planted these like in a perfect row and they have statues everywhere. My wife Pay no attention, but that's me. This is before we even went in, right, this is just. This is just their porch.
Speaker 1:This is before the crazy part, yeah, begins, and so it was just ridiculous. But we're at this point, wait. So it's the whole thing, like that building to the side or just where.
Speaker 2:It's like gold no, this is part. It goes all the way around like that okay like this is the whole perimeter, the whole this is. This is the whole block it's it Like it's almost a whole town.
Speaker 1:Damn, they got a whole fucking 14th Street.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this whole area is bigger than downtown Brownsville.
Speaker 1:You're lying.
Speaker 2:Like you can see this. This is me inside the fence.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:And so this is their house, Like they didn't have to come out.
Speaker 1:Damn, imagine walking.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's gigantic, or imagine looking for someone.
Speaker 1:Like hey, have you seen my brother? Like yeah, he was in the other room over there.
Speaker 2:Like they had their own church inside.
Speaker 1:For two kids. Yeah, that's crazy though their own.
Speaker 2:This hallway of all these statues, like it's ridiculous. These, these are the famous paintings that they had just everywhere these are this is just a room. This is where they're. This is their dining room okay.
Speaker 1:So why the fuck do they have too many paintings?
Speaker 2:because it was a renaissance, so being rich meant you had nice paintings, so they had the most paintings those are nice well for the time. So understand this too right. This is part of why we have museums. So when they killed these people, they were kind of like hoarding the art Is there like pictures of them? I can look them up.
Speaker 1:Like paintings of them. I know pictures not. They don't have pictures right, but still.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they didn't have photos, but this is them, this was them those were the kids. Then they look old as fuck yeah, and so also understand that 14 back then probably meant around 30 for us today, because they only live to be like back then.
Speaker 1:People live to be 40 at the most what the fuck that's crazy so oh, that's true, they have the whole so like 14 is like middle age.
Speaker 2:Like there's a desk, there's another, that's from the balcony oh, so it had several floors several floors. This is all marble.
Speaker 1:The walls are all just marble stone imagine how much did they get paid for the. Imagine working their cleaning yeah for them.
Speaker 2:Fuck that well and this is the thing too is that if they got mad at you, they just killed you oh shit yeah, like, if you like, you went to like mop the floor and you left a little bit of water and they slipped. You're dead, I mean same, but come on. Look, there's the bed.
Speaker 1:What the fuck.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so this is just how they lived. But this is like when you go to I don't know if you remember the TV show MTV Cribs Like when you go to I don't know if you remember the TV show MTV Cribs People live like this extravagance.
Speaker 1:Like. What's the point of all of this? You know what I mean All the fucking chandeliers. What the fuck they couldn't just put one?
Speaker 2:No, they had to put the whole fucking half full of it. So this room right here comes out in like a lot of music videos Because this is a hall of mirrors. This out in like a lot of music videos Because this is the Hall of Mirrors. This is like in a lot of music videos Because it's an extravagant room and so people dance they have ballroom dances in here Like it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1:What the hell.
Speaker 2:Yeah, those are the mirrors From the 1700s.
Speaker 1:They don't look that good, but anyways. Yeah, mom, the mirrors from the 1700s.
Speaker 2:They don't look that good, but anyways, sacrilegious, so yeah. So this is what pissed everybody off at the time, and so the reason we have museums.
Speaker 1:Do they have AC?
Speaker 2:I don't think they had AC way back then. But my point is that when they killed the king and the queen, they had all this art everywhere, and so they were like you know what, let's invite the public into this place so they can enjoy the art. And it was how we got art museums. So the Louvre, which is one of the famous art museums in Paris, also got started the same way, because it was like well, they have all the art, let's kill them and then we'll go enjoy their art in their house. It's an art museum now. So the Louvre was just like this it was another house.
Speaker 1:Okay, so back to Linguini.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:He's not doing it for the art. We know that right?
Speaker 2:well, and this is the thing right understand that he's starting to kind of tap into this feeling that people feel that the insurance agencies are scamming us, right, and they're getting us, they're denying us. It's inconsistent, right. So you're kind of just at the whims of these people, and so one of the things that I know, because I've worked in call centers, is that you're getting just some random person who probably just got the job to make ends meet for now and who knows if they're doing their job right, etc. That's something that I'm dealing with right now. My insurance agents called me and they're like cause our accident was back in July or in December, and she goes nobody's even been working on this and I just got the case and so I need all this information from you and I'm like what the fuck Like this is? Like I don't have any of this stuff, yeah, and then also I don't remember.
Speaker 2:You know, yeah, so I'm having issues with that too but that's the thing.
Speaker 1:It's crazy, though, how insurances work if you don't make the claim, they don't actually do anything, right, even if you're at the hospital. They put in your social, they got your your fucking insurance card. It's like how the fuck you didn't know that I was in the hospital. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's weird. It's like how the fuck you didn't know that I was in the hospital.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean it's weird. It's like this is the guy who killed them, Napoleon Bonaparte. They put a painting of him in there.
Speaker 1:That's nice.
Speaker 2:But look at this, this is all carved.
Speaker 1:That's crazy, but look at this. This is all carved.
Speaker 2:That's crazy, though. Yeah, I can't even imagine living in a place like this.
Speaker 1:And let's keep in mind that's back in the fucking 1700s. Yeah.
Speaker 2:A long time ago.
Speaker 1:That's crazy though Isn't that like your year, anyways?
Speaker 2:Yeah, so this is a developing story, so we may have to come back to this story, but, um, I felt like this was a little bit too new, too important and related to what we've already been talking about. Yeah, this feels like shots fired in this revolution that's about to happen for all of us so when are we gonna actually see the art then?
Speaker 2:yeah, we don't know. We're about to find out all of these things that the history is unraveling as we speak. So that's it for today. Like I said, this is a developing story. We may have to revisit this.
Speaker 1:We haven't heard from gypsy. Though what the fuck have you heard from gypsy? She has not called no no, like at tiktok at all, like she was doing lives and stuff like that, and yeah, she just so the last I saw she was starting to get a little bit of hate for things.
Speaker 2:People were not as enthusiastic about it anymore yeah, so that might be why, um, she got real public with her relationship and then that didn't end well and people kind of felt like they could talk, I guess I guess I'm going to publish these pictures on our facebook so you can see the gaudiness of Versailles, To kind of see the parallels of what people who have billions of dollars literally have islands Right, how they're living compared to us and why the public is getting so upset about these things. Right, Because this is Even Epstein right had his own island with his own airport and his own everything.
Speaker 2:And so I mean that's something we haven't done an episode on yet, but maybe we will. Anyway, that's it for now. Follow us on all of our socials and we will catch you all next week.
Speaker 1:Bye guys.
