I'd like to start a podcast about how stupid Americans are becoming
I'd work in suggestions and interviews by experts so that people can learn how to be less stupid. But, a lot of it would be stories about observations I made, guests made, included with plenty of laughter about it.
Last week I sat and watched a crew of young people try to make cheesesteak sandwiches and deliver them to the correct customers at a local sandwich shop. They struggled so bad that I was almost driven to tears. These people have no chance... They are nice. Just in trouble. Was telling a buddy to sit in his car at the local Walmart and watch people try to navigate it and park their cars. Yesterday my wife went into a dollar store to get a balloon for my mother in law's birthday. They couldn't do it. They blew up one with the wrong number, stumbled around in circles. I sent my daughter in after almost 15 minutes to see what was going on. A minute later they came walking out with my wife empty-handed, talking angrily waving her hands around with my daughter trailing behind. I thought, "uh-oh". My wife was so mad that the manager told her to never come back. Seriously...I laughed so hard I almost had to pull my truck over and walk around. I howled.
A while back I did start to write a book about this phenomenon and it became too dark...staring into the abyss. Maybe writing it with positive mental/neurological health input could be easier. But, the podcast would never run out of stories. There is evidence linking mRNA vaccination to a plethora of neurological disorders, which is why I think I'm noticing this more. Of course, having such a podcast could result and threats and be dangerous one's health. You know you're over the target when you start getting the flak.
Was listening to a Tom Woods podcast this morning walking the dog and his guest used the term, "high IQ weirdos" and I thought..."Is that me?" My IQ came in pretty high when I was a kid, making them realize I wasn't stupid (I'm not so sure about that) but that I was bored with school. That's my daughter, really. My college education was a very good one - engineering, philosophy, economics. It probably saved me. I've changed my mind on some important topics....Something I think is unique to the 15%ers I reference.
Would this podcast get deplatformed and censored? I saw a clip of a podcast on LinkedIn where the three hosts laughed about people naming their kids "Alakazam" and things like that....giving me this idea.
Last week I sat and watched a crew of young people try to make cheesesteak sandwiches and deliver them to the correct customers at a local sandwich shop. They struggled so bad that I was almost driven to tears. These people have no chance... They are nice. Just in trouble. Was telling a buddy to sit in his car at the local Walmart and watch people try to navigate it and park their cars. Yesterday my wife went into a dollar store to get a balloon for my mother in law's birthday. They couldn't do it. They blew up one with the wrong number, stumbled around in circles. I sent my daughter in after almost 15 minutes to see what was going on. A minute later they came walking out with my wife empty-handed, talking angrily waving her hands around with my daughter trailing behind. I thought, "uh-oh". My wife was so mad that the manager told her to never come back. Seriously...I laughed so hard I almost had to pull my truck over and walk around. I howled.
A while back I did start to write a book about this phenomenon and it became too dark...staring into the abyss. Maybe writing it with positive mental/neurological health input could be easier. But, the podcast would never run out of stories. There is evidence linking mRNA vaccination to a plethora of neurological disorders, which is why I think I'm noticing this more. Of course, having such a podcast could result and threats and be dangerous one's health. You know you're over the target when you start getting the flak.
Was listening to a Tom Woods podcast this morning walking the dog and his guest used the term, "high IQ weirdos" and I thought..."Is that me?" My IQ came in pretty high when I was a kid, making them realize I wasn't stupid (I'm not so sure about that) but that I was bored with school. That's my daughter, really. My college education was a very good one - engineering, philosophy, economics. It probably saved me. I've changed my mind on some important topics....Something I think is unique to the 15%ers I reference.
Would this podcast get deplatformed and censored? I saw a clip of a podcast on LinkedIn where the three hosts laughed about people naming their kids "Alakazam" and things like that....giving me this idea.
