How Travel Opens Your Eyes to Reforming of Beliefs and How to Live Life

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0:48 Why Kind of America? It's time for the Adventures. You'll find me out before see White i com List Pombeats's number one internet radio station. From here's your host, the. Man Revel Tuesday on the Adventures Pipe Man here on W fourcyradiow fourcy dot com. And let me just start off with this. Okay, you have just won a hockey tournament, not like the super Bowl, but the super Bowl was too long ago for me use that, but we'll use the hockey tournament. Where is it you're gonna go? Well, this is more appropriate to hockey than football. I think this is where you're gonna go and while I'm playing this, after it's over one, let's pull the white and pipe nuts up.

1:36 And the white nuts we'll call them the white nuts. Today we'll call bring on the pipe nuts. But let's check this out. Couples can now make love inside Disney World. Disney has just added love nests to the Magic Kingdom. For only two hundred dollars an hour, you can rent out one of these exclusive private rooms where couples can make love with a view of Cinderella Castle. There is a maximum limit of six people per nest. However, if you want to have more than six people with you, you must pay an extra fifty dollars per person in order to maintain your privacy. There is a double sided mirror which allows you to see Cinderella Castle and the rest of the Magic Kingdom, but doesn't allow anyone else to see inside. This is important for the people in the room making love, as well as the people walking around Disney World, especially since there are so many kids. Naturally, Disney chose Valentine's Day to launch these brand new love nests.

2:21 However, not everyone is in love with this idea. In fact, many parents think that it's gross that Disney would allow these rooms inside their park. This, of course, is because it's a park for families. Meanwhile, proponents of this say that it's about time Disney allows people to make love inside their theme parks. Disney adults field before Disney was violating their First Amendment rights. For more on these love nests, click the link in our bio or visit mousetrap news dot com. Okay, so Health not from add R. Let's see what the northern people are like, because we played this yesterday, Health not. What is your as a single person with no kids? What is your opinion of that at Disney?

3:07 Okay, Well, when you put it like that, it's kind of weird, I think, because like, there's so many other places you could be. But if you love Disney, I don't know. Yeah, if you. Love Disney and you love looking out the window kids lagging while you're having sex, it's the perfect thing because that's what it says, you can see out, nobody can see in. So you know, basically you let your kids like just run wild in the park while you're running wild in whatever that thing is. And it's kind of like, I don't know if they have these in Canada, but in the United States they have pay by the hour motels. It's usually for prostitution. Okay, so if you're paying by the hour Disney, Disney has now become a brothel people, Okay, is now officially a brothel. And look there's a smiling So she's very happy about that she has a place to go.

4:08 Very disgusted with that just ruining my experience, Like, so, like, was this a special you think people were requesting this service, and like they were upset that. They probably all the no, probably all the furries were. No, no, don't go there. That's not nice. Sorry, well, no, I'm not. Being I'm not being not nice. Who else would want have sex at Disney Furries? No? No, no, no, and no. You know what I wonder I wonder if they have like a closet with like all the princes like clothes that the woman that you're with can choose from, so you can have like a fantasy type thing.

4:51 Yeah. Maybe, Yeah, that's going to cost. How about like six plus you have to pay extra? Well, since is the brothel now you. Even it's even more interesting. I know, right if you have more than six man, oh my god, but let that sounds like a good time. Actually, But anyway, you have that plenty in South Florida. Anyway, you just go to one of the sex clubs in South Florida, there's a lot more than six. Yeah. Sure, yeah, I think when you're at that six, it's not a far reach to go above that. Well, it's kind of like when I had kids. Once I got past into three, I'm like, now it doesn't even matter anymore. Once you're at three, whether it's three or twenty three, it's it's.

5:42 Sure, it matters. Don't have twenty three children. There are people that have had twenty three children. I'm just kind of wondering they did not kill themselves. Okay, because another number one woman. Having twenty three children, I think that's different than having like one man. It's like, you know, when you go to the batting cages. That's what it's like, I mean as possible, Yeah, I. See perplexed looks. Does that mean you don't know what I mean? You know, at the bank cages, they have the machine that keeps throwing the ball at you. Yeah, okay, So it's like it's like having stirrups on the other side and it's just shooting out babies.

6:24 Okay, if you hit the ball. Well, no, it's your job in this. You can't hit it. You're you're gonna hurt the baby. Hit the baby. You have to catch the baby, is okay, So she shoots it out, and however, may you catch you get to keep. You know, it's a new ride at Disney Class. It's not part of your park ticket. Okay, it's ten dollars per. Shot to the baby toss. Okay, or maybe that's what you went that room for, to shoot them out the window. Like it's kind of like fireworks, children's fireworks.

7:06 Is it actually a real thing? It is a real thing. Yes, really, it's like in all disneys around the world. I don't know about all disneys, but Florida is almost as bad as Sodom and Gomora as Louisiana is, so definitely in Florida for sure. In California, I don't think the liberals would really be too cool with well maybe they would be cool with it. It's all about like like the hippies can all have like love and peace at Disney World. You know, free love at Disney World. But it's not free, that's the problem. But it will be a magical moment, like, like, just give the room for free, okay, instead of charging for it, Give like a five minute limit. That's good for most men. Okay, you know God, well the hour is not gonna be good enough for a woman like and so for two hundred dollars an hour, you might as well just get five five minutes worth, because it's all that's really gonna be needed. And besides, you can't let your kids run around Disney by themselves while you're having sex in these rooms Disney is selling okay for too long, I mean for five minutes.

8:20 Look at all? At all. Line? You put them online, you're like, hold on, we'll be right back an hour. You're never gonna find them. They're gonna they're gonna be taken and brought somewhere else. Pack them in the ride that's got the longest line. You don't think somebody's walking on that line seeing kids by themselves and might do something like really bad. You cannot leave. Your kids roaming around Disney by themselves while you have sex. And one of the rooms that Disney sells for two hundred dollars you can. You shouldn't leave your kids roaming around Disney at all by themselves. It's not a freaking day. Yeah, but if you didn't have have these rooms for sex, you'd have no reason to leave.

9:04 They're not going with kids, right, Have you. Been to Disney? Okay, well, kids go there. I just I know Canadians aren't very informed on this, but. Just so you know with the children, which, by the way. Yeah, okay, I went with kids. By the way, I don't have kids. I've gone without kids too, and that's creepier. Okay, Well, you get like you're gonna go without kids that have sex at Disney like that? Okay, that's really creepy. What's with you Canadians. I don't get it. I wasn't signing up for that. Okay. Well, let me tell you what our response is to your clay. Wait, I have to tell you what.

9:52 There's news breaking news right now. There is a response specifically to your comment as a Canadian. Okay. And by the way, I want to congratulate you on UN winning that championship. Okay, and this also ties to that too. So hold on, let's let's see what the White House has to say. He looks forward to watching the game tonight, and we look forward to the United States beating. We're soon to be fifty first state Canada. Does President Trump all of bet with prudo about this USA? It's conference from the White House the morning and mid morning or afternoon of the championship game. What this should be?

10:38 This is going to be talked about tomorrow and what the fuck Wednesday? Because what the fuck? That? Like that? It's one thing the dumb ed necks. We'll just call him ed nex because they won't figure out what that means. The dumb ed necks, okay, saying that, Okay, because they don't read books. So of course they're saying that. And I'm looking to see somebody's calling okay, and we have a rule on the air, so hold on, let's answer it. The pre qualification department you were being pre qualified for.

11:22 Holy shit, I just won the Publisher's clearing House sweepstakes. That big dam's at my door. Nice. I got a call the other day that I got a bitcoin with you, really and that they wanted my information to Did you give it to him? Of course not, but I was like excited. I was like, Wow, it's my lucky day. This is amazing. You could tell he was like, yeah, I've. Heard about a lucky penny, but a lucky bitcoin, a lucky big coin that's gonna be. That's a lot of luck. So I have to tell you I got that TikTok because people are talking about out. You know that Canadians, it's in the news, are like all canceling their vacations to America because of every day it's going on. So listen, Okay, I get the dumb ed neck that has no book reading skills that would say that, okay, like, and I get somebody saying some comedians saying it as a joke, but really, the White House Press Secretary of the United States of America is taking a jab, like like we're like children on the playground.

12:35 Oh my fucking god. I hadn't seen that. I haven't seen that clip before, but I did watch. Well, you're not going to see it in Canada. Where you think they're going to show it to you in Canada? I don't know if you're on the website, what did you see it? Watch? I watched Canadian Bacon the other day, which. Is like, the hell is Canadian bacon? Okay? Besides, I don't even like the no, I don't even like the taste of it. Why do I want to watch the movie about it? Is it a documentary about Canadian bacon? You know it got I think it got a fourteen percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes or something. It was a real winner. But anyway, John Candy, it's anyway. They it's like from ninety five and they made a comment about Canada being the fifty first state and we were like.

13:27 Yeah, oh yeah, I knew about that. It's been going on for a long time apparently. Oh yeah, that makes sense. That makes sense, I mean, but yeah, no, it's a only level now, it's the only level of insanity. Hey, that audio that I told you about for tomorrow? One can do you have the ability we know you have the ability of pause? Do you have the ability to fast forward? No? In it like at all, You're gonna have to listen tomorrow health none or something because pipe Man, Yes, pipe Man made a prediction in twenty sixteen when Trump became president, and I made a prediction and that prediction has come true.

14:17 And we're going to be playing that prediction tomorrow on What the fuck Wednesday because it's more appropriate for what the fuck Wednesday? Okay, okay, but I mean it can be travel related because you were you know, you're traveling. You're stretching it. This is this is why we want to take over your country because you make up some things like that. Okay, like like no, just forget about. It, all right, we's gotten. What are you going to do if you do become the fifty first state? Wow? Now the question is will you be See I don't think they've thought this out much because they're saying fifty first state. But is that what it's going to be?

15:02 Or are they just going to turn all of the provinces into states and then we'll have like one hundred and fifty two states? Yeah, yeah, I know, right, I don't know that would be. And then what do you do with the time zones? Like I know China they run only time, but it's like three time zones, but it's all on one time. China is on one time, so that no, I guess the time zones would still. Be it'd still be the same. Yeah. Come on, now, we're supposed to be getting rid of daylight savings time, so say, okay, I. Heard way, we would just get rid of the tundra because that doesn't suit us.

15:46 You can't get rid of the tundra. That's like you're a gateway to the Arctic. Isn't that what you want? Yeah, it is what we want, but we want to tell the world that we're getting rid of it so we can keep it all. Okay, okay, pretty much. Oh it's all about this is all about greed. So what do you think about the picture of you know, Trump and Elon Musk and that Fort Knox with all the gold. I haven't seen it. I saw a special trip to make sure. They took a special trip speakin travel. They took a special trip to Fort Knox to be to make sure that the gold is still there, Like because they're thinking that the Biden administration.

16:33 Took all the gold. That's how ridiculous we are nowadays. So isn't it always been like, you know, pirates and people stealing stuff? And so, speaking of travel, since you're Canadian and you love Florida, how'd you like me to book you some travel to where the real pirates are, Like, they're not that far from where I am. Okay, trying to get rid of me. The real life pirates they're by Lake and Chobe in the Everglades. It it's called devils something. Well, you remember what the name of it is, devils. It's not the Devil's Triangle that I think it is. I think it's Devil's Den. And there are you know how I know there's real life pirates there like that rape and murder people like literally, I'm not kidding, Okay, I hope they're not watching this, but yeah, I dated so many years ago who some of.

17:31 Her family members were these pirates. I'm like, uh, are you telling me this because it's true, or you tell me this to try to scare me into not breaking up with you. It was alluding to a good time. I think she was alluding to, Listen, if you break my heart, you're gonna be not in good shape. Let's put But I'm still here, so so yeah. Yeah, yeah, you survived that and she's not around. Listen, my family was Italian mafia, so I'm not so like I have to. I had to pull the card if the. Pirates, Oh you played that card, did you?

18:15 Well? You know I'm an Italian Jew. The Jew will negotiate with you. If that doesn't work, then the Italian will threaten you. Threat and that will work. Yeah, whemmy, yeah exactly. Escape. So I would suggest negotiating. You don't want the Italian to come out. Okay, So. Let's talk other stuff about travel, like the fact that, Okay, I never understand people that don't don't go out of realma. And you know, it's funny because it was reminded to me again last night. There was somebody I was talking to yesterday that lives in Boca Ratone and has lived there for thirty years and never has even gone farther north than Delray Beach, which is the next town. Like, I don't get how you live places and not want to explore. The minute I move someplace new, I'm exploring, like for hours everywhere. Now not everybody does that, but that's just my thing. I want to. I want to see what's cool, what's out there? You know, how else are you going to know? But I could never get staying in one place At the same time, Now, there's benefits to it too. The benefits are somebody that has lived I don't know, somewhere between forty and fifty places

19:48 in my lifetime. There's no place that's really got everything that I want. Because when you live or travel to all these different places, that's the thing. When you don't try other places. You don't know what you're missing out on. But when you do, you. Think where you're at heads everything you want sesday? Well, no, basically that's why you go to multiple places because this place has what you want, this place has other things you want, this place has other things that you want. There's no place on earth that probably has everything that somebody wants, except the people that don't know what's out there. And I think, how can you go your whole lifetime? Okay, my thing One's grandfather not only never left the country, not only never left the great state of Virginia, not only never left the Shennon Dalley Valley, not only never left the town of Woodstock, which to give you an idea this town, they had a ticker tape parade when McDonald's opened there, okay, and.

20:55 Haven't had one since. And the house stay lived in, which is still there, half of it was in the Civil War, and I'm telling you it hasn't been renovated since. Okay. One the dirt floors, it has no plumbing. You have to take a bucket upstairs for the shower to drop it down, and you have to walk sideways up the stairs to get upstairs. And there's also hideouts because it was hideout for the Civil War and stuff. But the thing is is he not only never left that town his whole life into his eighties, never left the street, okay.

21:43 And everything was there not a form of agoraphobia somehow. So that we're in like the Deep South or places small towns like that, that's kind of what they're like. And you know, you grew up. I grew up that way, so imagine he did. Where they get Ooh, it's scary out there. Don't leave because it's scary and things will happen. This is the greatest country in the world, so don't go to any other country because it's really scary out there, you know, stuff like that. You know, so you just, like you said, you find some place and you just stay there, Okay, but you don't realize what you're missing. And the fact is is okay. So here's what's even better.

22:25 You're gonna love this rebel because you're from Louisiana, so this won't shock you course, Okay. So him and Granny were married for like, I don't know, sixty years, I think, or something like that to them, but I'm not sure how many years it was like maybe thirty or forty years. He was with his girlfriend too, who lived on the same street. So he'd come home for dinner and then he'd leaves see you later, mal and he'd go a couple of houses up to his girlfriend's house. Like not even the three hundred mile rule, okay, because did you know there's a three hundred mile rule if you're going to cheat on your significant other?

23:06 Did you know about that? No? No, okay, because that's the amount of distance that the likelihood and probability of you getting caught diminishes greatly. So so basically, you live in Florida, you have to go to California. No, three hundred, three hundred miles, Like you could still be in Florida. Like three hours, three or four hours drive away or something. Oh, you're driving one hundred miles per hour? O good? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, No, we're talking miles over here Canada. We're in the United States. When in the United States, use our things, okay when we come to you, which we probably won't till you're our state, and then you'll have to convert anyway and get rid of the metric system.

23:58 Did you know that first state you might have to get rid of the metric system without it, what do you think the United States is going to allow you? Yeah, that's something different. It's just going to be it's going to be like I could imagine it like the Quebec of Canada, you know, like Canada would be a sub sub portion of. The lack of Canada. I felt. Quebec is in Canada. Yeah, but it's like it's its own unique culture within Canada. You know. Okay, but just to do the conversion, are you it's about an hour and forty five minute drive, just saying, oh really.

24:43 What are you talking about? Three hundred miles seventy miles an hour? Okay, seventy miles for our see, I told you they don't teach education in Louisiana. Okay, seventy miles per hour? Okay, it's at least four hour and then four hours. It's like four and a half. Seventy times four is two hundred and eighty Okay, that's four hours to get two hundred and eighty miles rebel. Three hundred miles, three hundred miles, that's two four six at fifty Okay. What are you talking about? Okay? Who drives seventy anyway at eighty miles an hour, eighties not to speed limit the speed limits seventy sometimes sixty five, sometimes less.

25:30 The bottom line is, no matter how screwed up you're gonna try to do your mouth, you're just proving about everything I'd say about education Louisiana. Because you cannot. Even count, and you're using your fingers and you can't even count. It would be six hours if you did fifty miles an hour. Okay, that's correct, But but. Safely and driving at eighty okay, eighty okay, so eighty would be three hours. Well, actually, how to stop at hour and forty minutes five minutes would be like one hundred and twenty miles per hour? Is that what you drive?

26:11 No, I do not. It's like two hundred plummeters an hour. Okay, see at eighty miles, at eighty miles, it's still just under four hours. All right, listen, I'm not gonna listen to three times two is four. I didn't say that an hour and forty five minutes. You've already considered what you're doing, so you might as well have a piece there. Then you get back on the road. And this is gonna throw people off because if you have a GPS tracker on your phone. By the way, people gotta watch that kind of stuff. It kind of. Something men are that they don't shut that shit off. I know, right, but this is how you know, so she really not stupid.

26:55 That's the point. Women are so much better at it that they will think of all the things they would do to catch you, whereas guys are just like manh, she'll never know. Yeah, okay, but see anyway, back to the story. You drive an hour and forty five minutes, you get your some there. Okay, that's gonna take off. That's us outside the three and three hundred miles rule. Sorry, you have failed. Family feud. You could put up on the screen one for her. You need that. The thing is okay, So here here's the thing. You're being unfaithful. It's a one time thing. Like you should limit that to one once at a time. If you want to go on tour, that's.

27:42 A whole different between even the man doesn't go on that kind of. Like, if you want to on tour, that's a whole different like scenario. You know, Like, if you're being unfaithful, you do it one time and you wait a couple of months, you do it another time. You don't do it all in one day, do it. A whole bunch, and and then you're not gonna want tour. Then you just go to a sex club. You don't need to go anywhere because here, you know what's good about sex. You know why you should go a sex club is because your spotless or significant other probably wouldn't find and go in there. And anybody that's in there that might know that significant other isn't gonna want to tell them because they don't want anybody knowing they're there.

28:27 For crime club. Oh my god. If you said the significant other and you're there and they're not, well, of. Course it's still cheating. But if you're gonna go that route, you drop you one minutes. So if you cheat the right way, it's okay. Is that what you're saying, swamp nut? No, I'm saying, if you're gonna be for cheating, you might as well do it. How much experience do you have in this department of cheating it? I have never cheated on anyone in my life. Okay, all right, let me ask everybody else a poll on the show. Here is it cheating if you tell the significant other about.

29:15 It before you do it, is it cheating? Help? Yeah? I think so that's the other question you're saying. Yet see Canada doesn't even understand English. Okay, you saying yeah to my question of is it cheating? So you're disagreeing with rebel if you say yeah, Like, listen to people's questions before answering. Okay, wan go ahead. Now are you saying it before the fact? And did you get permission? Did they say it was okay? Or how does that work? Yeah?

29:55 She does even that answer to that because it's she just cheats and to try find excuse why. Not to No, No, you're talking about okay, I think. As a typical response to somebody that cheats, he keeps somebody cheating. They're like who, that's like the typical response. Oh my god. Again, Okay, specific question. Let's go off this subject because let's talk about where would you travel to to cheat? Okay, let's talk about that then. Okay, you're in ham and Louisiana. If you were going to cheat, Rebel, where would you travel to? But if you were going to I'm not where would you because.

30:41 If you were going to where would you travel to your open relationship. Do you have rules because I know somebody in fact, I'm just going to say, okay, I would never say who it is, but at least one of you here has met the person, okay, And they have a rule be in their open marriage. And the rule is never anywhere in their home area. It has to be like a totally different state. A totally different state. Yeah.

31:21 Like if they say more, I'll be giving too much information. I mean I would say, like, you know, if it's an open relationship, just throwing the wind in our bed, you know. Like there you go, were at home? Well there was, but that was I think that was a good rule what this person said, because if you if somebody in town sees you, and let's say you're a parent or a part of a church or part of whatever, the chamber or whatever, you don't want people seeing you, even if it is an open marriage. Okay, because you have permission, but people are going to talk, especially in small towns like Louisiana.

32:05 In fact, as. Soon as we make as soon as we make Canada the fifty first state, we're going to demote Louisiana to a city. Louisiana state, not a city. That's why we're going to demote you. No, yes, no, you didn't see that on the news. They're probably not showing that to Louisiana people. So anyway, let's let's go. There's so much that can be gone from traveling and changes your mindset. Like the first time I went to Europe, I remember being there and going what the fuck was everybody talking about?

32:46 All these years? Like, because a lot of. Things that were in my head of why you shouldn't travel abroad just did not exist. You know, there's still people now they're very afraid to leave the country to go abroad because this pictures painted that just you know, most of the places I go to they're not really that much different than being here, be honest. They just have different scenery, different people, but it's not that different. So let's go around the table. Here, we have this virtual table, and if there was one place that you went to in your whole life that change your life or changed your viewpoint or change your perspective or what you thought, what would it be. And we're going to start with studio, not because the other people are older and need more time to think about it.

33:43 So this is a place that we haven't been to before, right. No, it's a place you've been to that changed your viewpoint on travel or on you know, how the world is or how that place is, or how people are, or you know, or just changed your life in some way. I mean, I haven't really done much traveling, just like here in the States and part of Mexico because you know, like I have family there. But I think the biggest difference is more so like the lifestyle from here to Mexico. You know, in Mexico people are more like united, they do more things together, and here everyone just kind of wants to do their own thing and they don't want you to bother them.

34:31 Every man for himself. So you know, like being like, you know, I grew up here, so I'm used to that, but when you go to Mexico, it's like everyone's like super close, super close, and it feels weird, like you're not used to that kind of. Like it felt weird to me when I was in Bali and every single person I walked by in the morning was like, Hi, how are you? And it wasn't even fake, like sometimes it's fake here, but here, I'm here in the morning and people give you a dirty look what you're looking at before. But yeah, okay, and listen, it could be other states because listen, every state might as well be a country here because the cultures are different, even the language sometimes is different, the upbringing and all that.

35:18 I mean, just look at Louisiana. Yeah, I mean, if I'm driving to Texas, I go around the state of Louisiana because you know, that's kind of like the bad part of the neighborhood when you see them in the United States. No doubt, I don't know what y'all missing. So you just don't want to, you know, get stuck down there and break down and then you know, the locals come out. It's terrible when I try to take my airboat to Chihuahua and it breaks down from Louisiana. Yeah, that's a bad place to be broken down in, you know. In an airboat. No less, Yeah, like that's bad. What aver okay? Okay, So in.

36:01 Listeners, I'm sorry, he just does this on purpose. So swam nut. Since here from Louisiana and you're the slowest, I'll let you go next. Why shouldn't I go next? What do you want? What do you want? Because you might need more time because you talk a little slower. I think, I think a little slower. What do you want? My wife don't forgot the question every time. See, that's why I'm saying you're slower, because I have to repeat the question. I just said twice. What do you want to know? I want to know where you have traveled to. She's probably gonna say, Florida to Where have you traveled to anywhere in the world that changed your perspective, your thought process, your viewpoint, your feelings about a place, about people, or just you know, impacted your life in some way, good or bad forever.

36:57 She's going to say, the HIV at Fort Layde Airport. Go ahead. No place, no place has really done that for me. I mean, nothing has changed my life so desperately. Come on, you got off the airplane at Fort Lordell Airport. Your first words to me were not alt, They're like, what is with these signs for HIV testing? All right? First of all, I didn't even see the signs until we were in the car. Okay, you picked me up. You didn't say hello until we were in the car. Not go ahead? Oh not true. But nothing has really made a major impact.

37:38 Everything has its learning experiences, but nothing really has had a major impact that changed my life good. I think. I think the reason is is because you do stuff like don't listen to TSA and they don't let you on the plane to go anywhere else anyway. Or I haven't been on a plane since then, Say so, how did you have it? She's the person I'm talking about. What is the last time you ever left your parish? Yeah, exactly day. Sunday I went to Jefferson Parish. How far away is Jefferson Parish? For forty five minutes?

38:20 And for the Canadians and the people from Mexico right now, parishes are the same as counties pretty much. If you're the see, they don't even know how to name in the county. That's the problem. Well, first of all, y'all know why it's like that, right, we have Napoleonic code here opposed to every other freaking state. We are a different state. So what you're saying is your state believes in all the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte. It's a big renaissance. Oh my godness, I am not going to go through the government.

39:01 I think it's just renaissance played on a government level. Okay, health, that health not. Who has traveled almost everywhere and has even left her province. What's your answer? Oh, I have. So many answers to that, But I was thinking of the first time when one of the first memories I have was because I like was an army kid, so we moved around a lot. That's why, you know, lots of travel just spread into me.

39:43 But I didn't even know you guys had an army. We never hear of Canada all the actual. Army or at the mount. All I think of is the mounting on Rocky and bowing. If I'm sorry, I'd like to apologize for you know, that's. Because of our military. Right, yeah, and our lack of one, I guess, but no, no, of course we do. It was a picture of one of. Picture. It was not a moving picture. It was a It was a moving picture though, because it was a picture of a cow.

40:25 Was it a moving picture of Tom Sawyer? It was a moving picture? Actually, yeah, probably I could say that. I could just every day yeah, modern day warrior. Okay. So it was this cow that was so skinny and it looked like like a cow I've never seen before, and because our cows are. You know, no was it. Was it an actual cow or was it a person identifying as a cow? Because I really need to know. I think, I mean. Inquiring minds, because.

41:06 Yeah, that could have been me. That could have been me if it was like that, Okay, go ahead. This yeah, yeah, anyway, I just was opened up. My mind literally was like, how could a cow look like that? Like where in the world does a cow look like that? And it was a Cambodia. It was like complete other side of the world, you know, And I thought, wha, It's like it just opened my mind then that people are living different. That's a good answer. But I think that that really sparked. My curiosity to see how other places in the world live and operate and their culture. So wait a minute, you're saying, okay, and this might be a hint from Wan, but you're saying you had a holiday in Cambodia.

41:57 I did have a holiday in Cambodia. Hey, one for research purposes, let's find out about her trip in Cambodia. Can you pull up the song by the Dead Kennedys Holiday in Cambodia, but only play a brief amount because we're probably gonna get screwed over it. Time, So anyway to sing it instead? Yeah, I. Don't know the song? Yes you do, Come on, I bet you if we play you know the song? Because I know you rebel. You don't know any songs until you hear they're like, oh I know that song?

42:41 Well you know you're probably right. Tell me, I'm I don't know. Let me try to pull. Did you answer the question? No? He didn't he posed it. Yeah, how about you? I did not yet We're still on. I'm waiting for one. I'm waiting for wine. Okay. I don't wanted to interrupt my answer. Okay, yeah, so you're just stalling here. Well, Wan pulls that up. Dude, I mean I think this is the one. Okay, So here's the lyrics though, Okay, let's say it is.

43:24 Was that what it was like when you were in Cambodia? I mean it was a wild ride, you know. It's about It's about pot, not pot that you smoked pot. The leader cold pot. Here it is. Here's her theme song right now, it's coming up. So is is that what you were in? What we just saw?

44:10 That? Is that what you saw? What's that? The cow? Is that the cow? If they show the cow, let's see if they show the cow, they're not going to show the cow. All right, let's take it off. Boy. It's really actually an enlightening It is kind of like that in many ways. Yeah, in some ways, depending where you're going the history, it has a dark history. So I I do have to say one of my mos memorable moments ever just came to me, like right now, okay, that's what was So that's not so cool and organic about this show. Because Eve oled to California to go coverage an Aftershock and I was sitting backstage in the press artage lounge and it was this dude in the tent and he started talking to me and we had a forty five minute discussion about politics. And it was Jello Biafra And for those of you who don't know that, that's that singer we just saw as a singer of the Dead Candies, the original singer, who's one of the most political activists ever been. So it was like, I remember, I called up my bro afterwards. I'm like, you're not going to believe this. I was just having like a political conversation with Jello BIAFRAA that's kind of almost like having a political conversation with Ronald Reagan. But on the

45:43 other side, that's impressing. That song is about politics. It's about the oppressiveness of the government in Cambodia during the eighties. M And that's why you know this, and that's. Why that's why how went there with her cow? Yeah? The cow, the cow led me. To Yeah, it was it was the uh, the traveling cowpans. Yeah, exactly, Okay. So seriously that is But I will tell you what I think is what I already told you. What changed me is that first time going to Europe. And I'll tell you something else that changed me was going to a place on the other side of the world like Bali, that does have a very corrupt government, that does have very strict laws and is the government is very controlling over the people there, and I felt as free as I do here.

46:51 It's it was weird. It's weird. It's weird when you know that it's that type of place and you still feel that way. And where I was, You've seen there and didn't look that much different in certain ways. Of course, the scenery is different, but there was still a lot of traffic, there were still a lot of busy people there's still a lot of things going on. And yet that third world country, that third world country with corrupt government could treat the pipemin for an illness he had for three weeks for forty six dollars and I was better the next day. No insurance, or the fact that you my most expensive meal was ten dollars and that was a lobster dinner. Or I could stay in a hotel that in the United States would cost one thousand dollars a night for thirty five dollars a night. Those are the life changing experiences because you sit there and you see these places that you think should have so much less than you, and that things are so oppressive there that you could leave this country and go there and live like you were a billionaire.

48:02 And that blows my mind every time. And the other part that blows my mind happened in Bali and Costa Rica. These people are as poor as poor Kubed are poorer a lot of times than anybody here in the United States of America. Yet they're always smiling, they're always waving to you, and they're always nice, and they're always in a good mood and loving life. That's what we need to learn from traveling and we'll talk more about that next Tuesday and Travel Tuesday in the meantime. Before we go, And you got to do it real quick. You got like twenty seconds, Health Nut give them your doc info and your and your podcast info and everything else.

48:44 Go okay. Language Appealing on W four WN dot com at Tuesdays at two pm Eastern right after this show, just switch networks and Language Appealing podcast dot com. O good, that's good. And what about your socials? Oh, Language of feeling on Instagram, Facebook? Same same nice? All right, pipe Nuts, we're out. We'll be back tomorrow for with the Folk Woomsbury and. That'll be same pipe time, same pipe channel, one pm Eastern time, W four CY Radio W four CY dot com. Mondays or Motivation Mondays, where we talk about business, motivation, inspiration, health and wellness, spirituality and all kinds of other stuff dating relationships, and we have Travel Tuesday, which is all about travel, and then what the fuck Wednesday where who knows and anything goes?

49:38 Thanks for listening and we'll see you tomorrow. Roll it one. Thank you for listening to the adventures of Pipemin. I'm w for CUI Radio. H