0:00

Do. You know what risk mean. Bridge?

0:02

Really? Reef Yeah.

0:05

Aren't they smoking papers? Rouge

0:07

regime Real. That's what I

0:09

would have thought. Yeah, I just

0:11

was. I considered Dad to be

0:14

raise used to describe someone's ability

0:16

to be charming and ability to

0:18

wow a whoop a person. Jews.

0:21

Know where do where his.

0:24

Dad. Debt. Is.

0:28

Paid. But that's how it goes. I

0:32

need to go to a half year

0:34

blaze of real romantic cause they just

0:36

go to bed during. Ah,

0:40

Alright, Change the subject. Hello

0:42

and welcome to another episode

0:45

of The Osborne's podcast. I'm

0:47

Kelly. I'm sharing. Know

0:49

mostly. Okay, so this week

0:51

we're going to do something a little

0:54

bit different. Go on. we're going to

0:56

play games and. Some.

0:58

Of them you might find a

1:00

bit weird, something you might not,

1:03

but this the first game we're

1:05

going to play is. What?

1:07

Would you call it out? Generations

1:09

Go and then. so it's I'm

1:11

a Millennial and you guys are

1:13

boomers. Did you know that Are

1:15

more your boomer? For

1:17

Boomer. Okay, so who

1:19

it's A. Baby. Boomer.

1:22

After the war, everybody was having babies

1:24

and that's what they wanted. Union or

1:26

one know when. It's got nothing to

1:28

do with your dad being in the war. Is

1:31

after the war everybody was

1:33

having babies. Her Unequal.generation

1:36

baby Boomers. Year. And.

1:39

The. Generation I was born in

1:41

was millennial. The moon, Because.

1:43

We were born at the turn of the

1:46

century. So. Each

1:48

is yeah. I. Don't really

1:51

understand it myself. but the

1:53

young. The. Generation Now is

1:55

called Jens He. Was. Jang.

1:59

is called The new generation that

2:01

is now, that a teenager is now,

2:04

is called Gen Z. Generation Z.

2:07

What does that mean? I

2:09

don't fucking know. But it does, that's

2:11

just what they're called. Gen

2:14

Z. Baby Boomers. So

2:16

it goes, Baby Boomers. Millennial.

2:18

No, Baby Boomers, Generation X. Except

2:22

it's complicated, these fucking guys. Well,

2:24

we haven't got to the game yet. Because

2:26

with every generation, there's slang words

2:29

and lingo that people use that

2:31

is different. So I thought

2:33

I'd have the idea of putting

2:36

together some of the words that people use. It's

2:38

more genon's than the same man. The

2:40

newer genon's you say dude. Yeah.

2:42

And yeah. Yeah, exactly. So

2:45

in this hat, I have Generation

2:48

X. No, Generation

2:50

Gen Z, sorry. Lingo.

2:54

What the hell does Gen Z, what

2:57

Z stands for? The last

2:59

letter of the alphabet. Okay. So

3:02

there's not going to be any more after Gen Z.

3:04

What did you start at A again? Oh, come

3:06

on, we're just fucking going. I

3:08

did. Okay, so this

3:10

word, have you heard, do you know

3:13

what it means when someone says based?

3:16

Bitch. No, based.

3:19

Baked. B-A-S-E-D. Baked.

3:21

Baked. Yeah. That

3:23

means cocaine. Mum,

3:27

what do you think it means? I have got no idea.

3:29

Okay. It's person or

3:32

opinion is one that is confident,

3:35

free thinking and not influenced by

3:37

the opinion of others. For example,

3:39

I am based. What

3:43

the fuck? Would you

3:45

use this word? Would

3:47

I use that word? No, because

3:49

I don't think it actually

3:53

explains what it

3:55

means. Baked

3:57

when you, you baked a turkey.

4:03

Okay, I don't even know how to fucking pronounce this

4:05

one, but I know that... This is

4:08

a silly game. Let me

4:10

just see this. This one is actually one

4:12

of my favourites. It's called Choogee.

4:15

Choogee. Choogee.

4:19

Choogee, Choogee, Choogee. Do

4:21

you know what that means? A Choogee? Yeah.

4:24

Is it sexual? No, Mum. It's

4:26

not sexual. What is it then? None of these

4:28

words are sexual. All right then. Go on. Kiss.

4:32

Go on. When you're Choogee,

4:34

you're mocking someone or something as

4:37

uncool. Like, oh my God,

4:39

she's so Choogee. Oh God. Yeah,

4:42

I know. Dear,

4:44

oh dear, this is awful. Come on.

4:46

Okay. Right. Do you know

4:48

what Riz means? Riz. Riz. Riz.

4:52

Yeah. Aren't they smoking papers? Riz, like,

4:54

Riz is. Well, that's what I would have thought. Yeah.

4:58

But. I was wrong. I

5:00

just want to say I consider Dad to be Riz. Okay. But.

5:05

Use to describe someone's ability to

5:07

be charming and ability to wow

5:09

a woo a person. Riz. No!

5:13

Riz! Riz Dad! Riz. Riz.

5:17

Yeah. You

5:19

can charm people. Yeah. You got

5:21

Riz Dad. Okay. Right. Oh,

5:23

here's one. Do you know

5:25

what button means? Button. Button. Button.

5:29

Button. B-U-S-S-I-N. What

5:32

do you think I'm speaking a fucking

5:34

foreign language over here? Yes, you are.

5:36

Button. Yeah. Okay. What's

5:39

going on then? What is a button? What have you

5:41

had to guess? What would you say? Button.

5:44

Button. No, bus. B-U-S.

5:47

I don't think it's going around the town. Yeah. Test

5:50

the places. Bussing. Go

5:52

on. Oh my God. You're

5:54

busing. Meaning? You

5:57

used to describe something really good, excellent, delicious,

5:59

usually around. reference to food. I

6:01

think we all know. This one you might know,

6:04

I'm dead. Dead. When

6:06

someone says I'm dead. Dead. Yeah,

6:08

like D-E-A-D. Kiant. Is

6:11

it your Kiant? Expired. Is,

6:14

to convey a strong emotional

6:16

reaction, typically in response to something

6:18

funny, shocking, surprising or absurd. So

6:21

like, if something really really funny you'd be like, oh my

6:24

god I'm dead. For

6:28

fucks sake. Next one

6:30

is, sus. Sus. No,

6:33

sus, S-U-S. You

6:37

know something, oh that's suspect. Exactly,

6:40

mandala right! Go

6:44

on. Okay, so like, when you're

6:46

in a situation with somebody and you don't trust them, you'd

6:48

say, ah, that person's kind of

6:50

sus. I think they're using that one for you. Yeah,

6:53

I know. Sus is like, yeah.

6:55

Sus is like, yeah. Yeah, but at

6:57

least it gives you an idea

6:59

of what you're talking about because

7:01

it's short for suspect. But fucking

7:03

dead and half-baked or whatever. I

7:05

don't fucking know. Go

7:07

on. What about when someone

7:10

says, okay, boomo? That

7:12

sucks. Oh,

7:15

they're being rude. You're a

7:17

baby boomer so you don't know what's going

7:19

on. Exactly. Mum, two for two

7:21

at this point. Look at you go. Yeah, it's,

7:23

go on. So

7:26

it's a defensive or sarcastic response

7:28

to older people, particularly

7:30

baby boomers, who were perceived

7:32

as being out of touch with modern attitudes

7:35

and culture. Well, if I had to fucking

7:37

talk like this the whole time, I don't,

7:39

I consider myself out of touch because I

7:41

don't go around being like, that's bussing. Vibe

7:45

check. Yeah,

7:48

but it's... No, vibe.

7:51

A vibe, your vibes. Check

7:54

your vibes. That means you

7:56

got to throw a bully. No,

7:59

you can't. pretty cheap vibes.

8:01

Attitude: Inquire about or assess

8:04

the general atmosphere. see your

8:06

mood, check of a party

8:08

and group or situation. see.

8:10

I knew what's going on. Have

8:14

on it kind of self explanatory. that

8:16

on. Vita it had

8:19

survived. A mind fuck a

8:21

game unless you are. Ok,

8:25

City of line is that go on

8:27

Somebody says. Humid.

8:31

That. Moons. Utilize.

8:33

Gone. Miserable.

8:37

Know. Mit, mid. Mid.

8:41

Mid. Mid do. Medieval.

8:44

I made of the line a close. To.

8:47

The woman said middle. Made. Me

8:49

A be earlier in the Middle Earth.

8:51

The middle of A is. No,

8:54

your knees are all know

8:56

it's something or someone as

8:58

below average or low quality

9:01

services sites. Something

9:03

that you think his eyes are silly holiday

9:05

not even so instead of his oh without

9:07

a thing as shit even just out made.

9:10

Okay, I prefer.

9:13

To say shit. but yeah, Mum.

9:15

Illness One. Slay. So

9:17

so. Ah slay

9:20

like S L A y.

9:23

Or the. Know. Him down.

9:26

Yeah. He yeah, he slowed it

9:28

yet to do something spectacularly well

9:31

that. You are this.

9:34

Know the goats.

9:37

Is one of those you have that

9:39

young, old and wise. Know.

9:42

Mom. Cause. You pledges. No

9:44

doubt the greatest of all time

9:46

is what it stands for. a

9:48

goat? Yeah, so. When.

9:50

People come up and tell dad the

9:52

he's the goes that's what they mean

9:54

Nothing to the devil, the devil know

9:56

mom not the apple cider Goats A

9:58

with. I know

10:00

that mom. Wow. Really cynical. nothing to

10:03

do with the devil. Over

10:05

up. With new the suffering go

10:07

where do we Not a single

10:09

time will will without the mark

10:11

yet. So like what would that

10:13

be an acronym for. Both. Go.

10:16

Confessed he. Did.

10:19

This. Did. You say deep dick?

10:22

Do. A Do know that. I'm fine. I.

10:24

Just died. Mind

10:27

the best, say know your

10:29

fancy, know you're fucking dead

10:31

money for mans Okay down

10:34

when. I was going down we

10:36

don't know about, just. Different drives

10:38

me nuts when people say it. I

10:40

literally and might. Do

10:43

reading the day that my son starts

10:45

cooling the bra because that cycle at

10:47

all kids say nowadays to their mother

10:49

bro. Bro. Ah

10:52

not bro if the like. Brand

10:55

new Cap. Genuine.

10:57

Or that most of his user may

10:59

know. Oh. God no. Colonel.

11:02

Ah no No no. No

11:04

cat. Cp made no bullets

11:06

the they'd gun. Know you're

11:09

there are new you com fournier. So

11:11

when someone says I've. Known

11:14

her path that like no word of

11:16

ally. No, I'm not lying. Of

11:18

as you com when you l. I also

11:20

real of families emphasize

11:22

someone not exaggerating about

11:24

something. Called to do. Have

11:26

a yellow Romas know gutman those you.

11:29

Yeah. Like that. Como.

11:33

It like. It means that. Other

11:36

one hundred spine that was using real am thankful

11:38

that so is she. I do know people that

11:40

talk like this. Mom and he was very good

11:42

though brewery a good aura knows what does

11:44

been a know. The talking about now

11:46

I don't wanna presale talk shit Yes

11:48

Is it a to like this. What

11:51

does it mean when somebody? Attacked

11:54

us as though to go on gas.

11:56

Gas tube. Sit yourself nice.

12:00

No for is it. Was

12:02

it would do you think it means. For gas

12:04

you slay bet you a

12:07

brilliant of even. If I if

12:09

the hype seminar. Yeah, yeah. Gas.

12:12

Clouds suppose. I don't like this one

12:14

because it just makes me think of fasting. Yeah,

12:17

So. I don't wanna be gas

12:19

gas. Yeah. Of cocoa

12:21

your organisers. Said.

12:24

Okay, you know this one day. Bag.

12:27

Fell. By works for both.

12:30

Be. A effect. By

12:33

Move Baby. Seuss see

12:36

New Dog Mood Boom.

12:42

and will remain mean big of for.

12:45

Anyone else. A social

12:47

move. Llewellyn

12:50

This full ride. One else that you

12:52

did it first. V. S

12:54

T I. C C

12:57

Isis food.bowler. To

13:00

turn to have now for have. It's.

13:02

Thanks for the invite! Oh

13:05

that's great! What does

13:07

it mean when something slap mum. Slept.

13:10

I was really good. Yeah.

13:14

Impressive month you know more this link that

13:16

anything keep our yeah okay and now this

13:18

is another I'm like soon then go on.

13:20

this is the last one that see if

13:22

you guys can get it. Sin. Simple.

13:27

Easy to say. This. Is

13:29

simply not all their. Right

13:32

years since. Is a is good

13:34

is because a skid row. Now

13:37

years since. No ha

13:39

ha. Someone

13:41

who shows excessive sympathies,

13:44

festivals and towards another

13:46

person. So. If

13:48

somebody is like overly dramatic about

13:51

them being sympathetic towards, yeah yeah.

13:53

and. Will. It's the same

13:55

thing as used to say. You're a simple ten.

13:57

Years. Since mom I think that you. May

14:00

have more in common with the.

14:03

The Genji is and you think our

14:05

love have club taught I know I

14:08

know I know I just kinda she

14:10

knew. That,

14:13

how do you? How do guys out there

14:15

was. They don't exactly

14:17

slow. Didn't know they don't.

14:20

That not very very good work.

14:22

They. Know A to. A. To

14:24

try hard. It does me before

14:26

he goes wrong. I saw a

14:28

slight more sexy try hard and

14:30

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15:55

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15:58

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16:02

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16:05

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16:08

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16:10

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16:13

yes, yes, Ten.

16:15

Yeah. She's a series. Of

16:18

this is it. Like a

16:21

fucking clue. Do. You Love!

16:23

She's very beautiful. She.

16:25

Is on. This is what a cool As or. She's

16:27

musician and her name is

16:29

Ddos Attack. Who Ddos

16:32

attack? Neuro? She's great!

16:35

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16:37

As I am now with her hair yeah,

16:39

act like that. She's very nice in a

16:41

bomb. If it

16:43

say yes rather a nice very not

16:46

that who is this. Order

16:48

know. He's very

16:50

good know. He's a

16:52

referral code, right? Oh come. On

16:55

like Drake. Fellow jews, raleigh

16:57

or them, Love. Drake. I

17:00

love me some Drake! He's

17:02

got a piano the I wanted to

17:04

get for daddy needs home today yet.

17:07

Beautiful piano Yeah how do you know

17:09

he got it because you went back

17:11

and they told you the voter no

17:13

no no I he's place was a

17:16

dinner Interior Design magazine gone. Come

17:19

on you know for. Her So Yes!

17:23

There is always pros. Cause.

17:27

Jonas Salk cast

17:30

friends Roger. Soon

17:32

as he this is. Pogo

17:35

clue. She's gorgeous you saw

17:37

last night and you ask me who

17:39

she was. Only. Didn't do

17:41

sell move yeah or uncle flew. Her

17:44

name is Olivia. Rodrigo Fairway on

17:47

the I think is. Lovely.

17:50

Says this. Moot.

17:54

right? Her

17:56

sister says. He began to a

17:58

the oh I heard this. One.

18:02

Of those, he had the best style for

18:04

a man on the red carpet. He's really

18:06

changing the game and I. I

18:08

have a lot of respect for the record producer.

18:11

His name is Timothy Shallow Me and

18:13

he is a very. Very very big

18:15

actor. Was. You been in? He

18:18

didn't. A new Willie wonka. He's

18:21

willing to know. He's.

18:23

Very sweet it'll thing Sydney

18:25

I think is. To.

18:27

Win Do bring, do it

18:29

Have been doing Go on

18:31

V Re Travesty. Yeah

18:33

would you think is the best generation mom.

18:36

The I to generation remember Laura

18:38

music. You know she's. Great.

18:41

Music: I'm. Seven.

18:44

Rural rural. Referred

18:46

to pick the best decade but

18:48

so the I just. So

18:51

that will be Generation X Ray. The.

18:53

I'd sooner or Brancheau Maradona

18:55

said so much fun and

18:57

room and. I've. That

18:59

the eighties was so much on it was

19:02

the decade of decadence. Seven kids that was

19:04

so none of these, the sun. Seventy

19:07

Amro. So. I think

19:10

I think seventies with greatest things

19:12

with changing so. Quickly everything's

19:14

changing. Drama, movie among says

19:16

I'm ineligible terms of us

19:19

into This is gonna last

19:21

forever. To. Use words

19:23

he in the and as a decade and.

19:26

It was his Sony Sony eyes as use of

19:28

it. And then on. Overnight

19:31

you? you? Yeah, you'd

19:33

road signs. Or

19:36

room. A link from. An

19:38

unknown to use when so quickly

19:40

move. it was of a low

19:42

users so many turn the lights

19:44

says. Here. On

19:47

the know is it was com in Utah

19:49

Drill you know where he was. To.

19:51

Says them One. Yeah. I

19:54

think I'm too young still to pitted.

19:56

A. decade that or to live a

19:58

member boo all know I get

20:00

where you, what three of us were in 2001,

20:02

9-11. Yeah.

20:06

It's like, but it was yesterday. I know.

20:09

Fucking hell. I don't know,

20:11

I think every decade there's good and bad

20:13

things. Every decade. You

20:17

know. Nothing like 9-11. 9-11

20:19

was fucking unbelievable when

20:22

we were in New York. Yeah. You

20:25

spoke about this before. I'll

20:28

never forget that. Never. And

20:31

the thing that I remembered so vividly are

20:33

those people sunbathing on the roof of the

20:35

hotel. Yeah. And we went up there too.

20:37

The way we wanted to, the

20:40

scene of the fucking way

20:42

we, and in the distance, we

20:44

see the world's largest smoke. I

20:47

mean, this guy, look, he's, he's, hey, go out

20:50

the way, I'll get some

20:52

rest. This is, it's like a

20:54

fucking nightmare. The world's engine he

20:56

wants, I don't know about a raise. He put

20:59

his fucking shorts on. What did you, I remember you

21:01

bollocked him, but I can't remember what you said. Begins

21:04

with a C. Okay. Clever.

21:12

He gives us some. I just

21:14

think that with every new

21:16

generation, they

21:18

try and fix the problems of

21:20

the previous generation and it

21:23

only causes more problems. I

21:26

remember Waco in the 90s, someone

21:28

being living in the Palisades in the

21:31

90s. Do you

21:33

remember when daddy was spread eagled on the car?

21:36

What was it? In the Palisades. In

21:39

his white suit with his red silk shirt. Yeah.

21:42

That was daddy's wedding outfit. Do

21:45

you remember when you came down in your wedding outfit?

21:48

And you go to limo for us to go to

21:50

Lowry's. No. I

21:52

really enjoyed living in the Palisades.

21:55

Jack did too. He loved it. It was

21:57

like something from a movie and... It

22:00

was like that. It was great.

22:02

Everybody went to each other's houses.

22:04

Perfect American suburban

22:07

lifestyle. That

22:10

guy is the gambler, Ronnie.

22:12

He had the big fish tank in his house.

22:15

Ronnie and his kids died. Did he

22:17

give you drugs, that guy? Weed,

22:19

I remember. I

22:22

don't know. He was involved with some

22:24

pretty heavy dead. He died. Oh,

22:26

dear. That's really sad. And

22:29

my guy that read it to me yesterday, and he's always talking to

22:31

me. What's up,

22:33

shithead? Ronnie wants $300,000. What

22:38

have you been fucking doing? I'm so upset

22:40

for... He lost 700,000 less

22:42

to it. If

22:44

I lost 700,000 gambling, I

22:49

think I'd fucking got a

22:51

fucking check into a loony

22:53

bin. Yeah, I don't understand gambling. He'd

22:55

buy a thousand dollars worth of scratch

22:57

cards. Everybody went into the fucking shop.

23:01

He'd buy a thousand dollars. It was a little excessive. Note,

23:04

the Palisade was a nice place

23:06

to live at that time, wasn't it? It

23:08

was great. It really was. And the

23:10

school when you got here. Oh, my God. I mean, that

23:13

wasn't necessarily the best school you could

23:16

have sent us to. I... We

23:19

did that that you said means sick.

23:21

Yeah. Yeah. Mum sent

23:23

us to Calvary Christian School in

23:26

the Palisades, where they put

23:28

us in the bathroom and told us we had to pray

23:30

for our sins because our father was a Satanist. And...

23:33

And you had to convert somebody over

23:36

the summer holidays. Oh, yeah. But it

23:38

didn't stop being fucking asking me for a million

23:40

dollars for this extension. I know. But

23:43

then they also... I just remember

23:45

sitting there in class, and this

23:47

teacher went, ooh, like

23:50

that. And I'm like, what are you doing? Kind

23:52

of thing. We're all like looking at her and

23:55

she goes, I can feel the Lord in my

23:57

spine. And it

23:59

was like that. every day and like, look, you

24:03

want to be a part of organized religion,

24:05

that is fine by me. I think that

24:07

there's a very important place for everybody's life.

24:10

I am not into the idea of shoving

24:13

it down your throat constantly and telling

24:15

me that I'm a sinner. Did I even

24:18

go there? Well, no, we only put you there because

24:20

it was close to the house. It

24:23

was like we were like walking targets in

24:25

that school. People

24:29

give you this thing. I like the uniform

24:31

too. The uniform was nice. The uniform was very

24:33

cute. I remember the uniform. Very cute and it

24:35

was close to the house. The religion, wow. I

24:38

mean, I learnt a lot at that school.

24:41

Yeah. And I

24:43

did learn a lot about Christianity. Well,

24:45

it's good to learn about other religions,

24:47

so I'm like into that.

24:49

But you didn't have to, if

24:51

it didn't feel good for you,

24:55

then that's it. It

24:57

just felt like I was being forced to

24:59

do something I didn't really want to do.

25:03

I used to have to sing hymns at school in

25:05

the morning. In the morning in England.

25:07

I did that. Oh, I do. And

25:09

our books were so dusty. We would

25:11

have the hymn book and then everybody,

25:13

we'd get an order mark

25:15

or detention if you did

25:18

this, but we'd get them and ask the

25:20

hymn and snap them shut. And then you'd just

25:22

see the dust coming off all of it. Yeah.

25:25

We used to have to sing hymns and I

25:27

never knew any of the words and I just

25:29

used to open and close my mouth. Oh, it's

25:31

what everyone does, mom. How

25:33

is it though that when someone

25:35

starts singing a hymn, they know the

25:38

melody and they've never heard it before?

25:41

We just follow everybody else. Follow

25:43

the teacher. It was just

25:46

like, how do they know how this

25:48

song goes? And I forget like, when

25:50

in school in England, how intense

25:52

like they took a

25:54

school assembly in the hymns and did

25:57

you sing hymns at school? Me. No,

26:00

yeah, of course I am. Things.

26:03

You would have had assembly with him.

26:06

Yeah. Can I just

26:08

say that with Generation Z,

26:12

they all think that they have to jump on

26:14

the bandwagon of these causes that they don't research,

26:17

they don't educate themselves, they

26:20

don't understand the root of the problem

26:22

and look at both sides, they just

26:24

take an opinion and they get married

26:26

to that opinion and are

26:29

so horrible to each other if they have

26:31

a difference in opinion. It's insane. Well,

26:33

first of all, there's no debate. And

26:36

there's no debate on anything. It's

26:38

fashion. It's

26:41

fashion to pick up a cause and go with

26:43

it. But you're right, they don't research it. They

26:45

don't know what they're talking about half the time.

26:48

No, they don't, especially when it comes to Israel

26:50

and Palestine. They're not educating themselves

26:52

on the history of any of it. And

26:55

the thing that gets me on this

26:57

generation is... Hold on. No,

26:59

no, no. Fucking... Hold on. With

27:03

war, okay, there are

27:05

innocent victims on both sides,

27:08

on both sides. And

27:11

both sides are people that are dying

27:13

and that's what they should be talking

27:15

about. Not just one side or the

27:18

other on both. And they should be

27:20

talking about war being just

27:22

dreadful. But no,

27:24

it's, oh, they're on one side or

27:26

the other side and then... There's no

27:29

gray area in anything. No. It's

27:31

black and white, that's it. No. And

27:33

I think that they'll find,

27:36

just my opinion, that generations as they

27:38

get older will find that

27:41

they have made a few

27:43

mistakes. But I don't know

27:45

if they'll ever ruin it. You gotta be

27:47

careful what you talk about when you talk about it.

27:51

You know, there's always so many who are

27:53

gonna strongly disagree with what you think.

27:56

No, I know that. But it's... Yeah,

27:58

but it's fine to disagree. as

28:00

long as you can debate and

28:02

not get ugly and start to

28:04

abuse each other. If you

28:07

put yourself in this position, if

28:09

you were from

28:12

the West Bank and you

28:14

lost your family, you'd be pissed off. Of

28:17

course, of course. So

28:19

the innocent people suffer on

28:21

both sides. That's right. It's

28:23

the innocent people. And

28:25

whenever there's politics, politics

28:27

is the worst. That's

28:30

why these cowardly people who

28:32

do these fucking terrible things, they

28:35

want that innocent

28:39

people to get their points across.

28:45

But war is a crime. It's

28:49

amazing to me that people still do it. It

28:52

didn't work in the 30s and 40s.

28:55

And it won't fucking work in the 20s. But

28:59

when did it work? From they

29:01

dot it never worked. Whoever

29:03

gets killed on either side have

29:05

luck. It's

29:09

not like a football game. I can't go, oh,

29:11

we lost this war. Try

29:13

again next year. It's

29:16

just silly. It's stupid.

29:19

It is stupid. But

29:21

as a result of what is going on, the

29:24

rise in people being

29:26

anti-Semitic is mind

29:29

blowing. Anti-anything is wrong.

29:32

The world is a very good place. If

29:35

you don't like a certain person or creed or

29:37

whatever, find a place that you

29:39

like. You

29:41

don't have to live next to someone

29:43

that you don't like. No, don't

29:45

go. You don't

29:48

have to throw a bomb in or fucking blow them

29:50

up or shoot them. Fucking

29:54

change your location and find one. What

29:56

you do like. Did you see that

29:58

side through the ass? They'd. To

30:01

in I wanted us in Aden, the

30:03

you know series of the kittens at

30:05

school or warmers? Yeah, Yeah

30:08

of the and the judge's ruling the

30:10

low of a sentence. Was.

30:12

It was doing all at those. Who

30:16

in that the victim's family

30:18

members. Of the live

30:20

for every birthday, every fucking intrusion.

30:23

Of his are reminded or so

30:25

years song or you smell of

30:27

Saigon we have a meal or

30:30

you bogged down the road. It.

30:34

Is is Joe Loves thoughts.

30:37

And is just how many. People did he killed.

30:40

The I use as some suppose certitude

30:42

blogs and. I don't. Think

30:45

there is a strong enough punishment? Something.

30:47

Of as if you if you kill the me

30:49

that have gone. Of would

30:51

have thought that guy that young

30:53

kids that went into a bible

30:55

study. He went

30:57

into our church and they were doing bible

31:00

study were. I'm a when and ones

31:02

on every famous as his resume.

31:06

Where you go. To. Gonna

31:08

give you your resume. Been

31:11

in jail with room. That.

31:13

Is Is Is is it. That.

31:15

He will you for that was a footman. Have.

31:18

Show. In in prison.

31:21

The had the privilege shoot killed kids.

31:24

Satin. And they'll get you. And you

31:26

have a fucking ahead of them. As.

31:29

Generations of have gone on. It's

31:31

it is of the craziest. Part

31:34

of me is that it's a

31:36

specific kind of person. How come

31:38

over the phone to in the world. The

31:40

said shooting Murray wherever

31:43

marks into of the

31:45

following day of completely

31:47

jones you Forums rules

31:49

yet. It keeps happening

31:52

time and time over our.

31:54

It is against a piece of

31:57

information net, never which sublime. One

31:59

kid. His parents gave him a

32:01

gun for his birthday and then he went

32:03

into school and shot everyone. But don't you

32:05

think the parents should be held responsible as well?

32:08

Yes, his firearms are too

32:10

easy to come by in this country. Yes.

32:13

Yes. People

32:16

lie when they... Have you ever had a

32:19

mental illness? No. Wasn't

32:22

there one state here that if you

32:24

went and opened up an account at

32:26

this certain bank, you could get a

32:28

free gun? Yes, in Denver. I

32:31

mean that in San

32:58

Pete? iri? firearms you can

33:00

get in these countries. Fucking unbelievable. The different between...

33:03

Let's just say the generation

33:05

now versus your generation. I

33:08

think every so.... potentially, totally,

33:10

you can't compare it. Have

33:13

a look at the amendments.

33:17

Oh! I know what you're saying. What's the

33:19

fucking board? No. It's

33:21

the... It's the sixth amendment and the fourth amendment. What

33:23

is that called? What?

33:27

But what is it called? The

33:29

Constitution. The Constitution, that's right. Not Constitution.

33:32

The firearms thing, it was really

33:34

a circular wagon. And

33:39

it was designed for a militia. It's

33:41

all archaic but... It should be

33:43

reviewed every now and then. You don't

33:45

have fucking... Kelly just

33:48

asked us a question about our generation

33:50

of growing up to what it is

33:52

today. And

33:54

I said there is no comparison.

33:56

No comparison at all. Because kids

33:59

were... seen and not heard

34:02

and if you were at school and you misbehaved

34:06

if you were at home same thing. There's something

34:08

you didn't like. You wouldn't ever come into your

34:10

mind about

34:14

going home and getting a gun and shooting

34:16

at people in school. No, I know. It's

34:18

crazy. The

34:21

guy I was watching in Florida,

34:23

he had something like 32 licenses.

34:26

How old was he? I

34:33

was only 19.

34:35

There was one case, this is

34:38

the same but different, in

34:41

Germany this woman's son got

34:43

raped by this man five

34:45

times. Oh yeah, no, no. Long

34:47

beach. Long beach it was.

34:49

Was it your beach? Long beach got raped

34:52

five times. She walked in the

34:54

court and she went bam bam

34:56

bam bam bam. We were shooting five times in the air. Yes,

35:00

I'd do it. And she

35:02

dropped the gun and she said, you won't

35:04

be doing that anymore. Would

35:07

you, if we were kids now, would

35:09

you send us to school here

35:12

in America? I'd have a school. No, never. No,

35:14

fuck you. But I would come. Literally

35:18

there's no fucking way. I

35:20

was fucking with my son. I said to

35:22

your mum before, I said, what

35:25

will happen to certain families who say

35:27

you've got kids or that kids, and

35:30

they've got small schoolies in their

35:32

houses. It's just

35:34

fucking insane. I would know why. I

35:37

think it's insane that kids

35:39

have fucking shooting drills.

35:42

In fact, on the school students I was

35:44

watching, the teacher that,

35:46

they were recently told, and

35:48

they're never staff meeting,

35:51

that they were going to

35:54

start having active shooting

35:56

drills. She's at

35:58

first as old, fuck it. I

36:00

thought it was a bit, it's all the

36:02

gun, because when a gun goes

36:05

up, it's not like the cowboy film. No,

36:07

no. It's the loudest fucking

36:09

thing you've ever heard. And

36:11

she went, oh, I don't know.

36:14

They just put a fucking type

36:17

on just, she

36:19

didn't believe it was real. It's

36:22

just, you feel the, when

36:25

they shoot them, they go, you feel the pressure

36:27

of the air movie. But

36:30

kids today in schools, unless

36:33

you pick a school that

36:36

is, I mean, they're all

36:38

run differently. But

36:41

to send a kid to school here,

36:43

no, wouldn't do it. Never.

36:48

It's so easy to get them

36:50

so easily. I know. You're

36:53

talking about guns, I'm talking about schools. What

36:55

age do you think you were the happiest

36:57

in your life? Right

37:00

now. Really?

37:02

Me mum. I

37:06

don't want to kill anything. I don't want to harm

37:08

anything. I don't want to do

37:10

anything stupid. We've

37:13

had a great life, me mum and I. Fantastic

37:15

love. We've experienced

37:17

things. When I was

37:20

a kid, I would never have dreamed.

37:22

I would not have dreamed the

37:24

life I've had. I don't think I could

37:27

have dreamed the life I've had. It's so nice.

37:30

We've decided the best hotels. We've

37:32

eaten the best food. We've traveled

37:35

and the best airplanes. We've met

37:37

great people. We've met some fantastic

37:39

people. And a lot of good

37:42

people. But of the assholes as well.

37:46

No. What about you mum? What was

37:48

your favorite age? See,

37:52

mine would be right now because I

37:54

feel like I'm finally coming into my own and

37:57

I'm an adult. You've got your

37:59

family. Yeah, I've got my little

38:01

family. It's hard to be a

38:03

teenager. Oh my God, is it? It's

38:06

really, really hard and especially

38:08

in these times it's really

38:10

difficult. That's why I have

38:12

so much respect for Generation

38:14

Z because I know

38:16

what it's like to be a teenager and

38:18

how difficult it is and what they're facing

38:20

in the world nowadays and how

38:23

people don't listen to their opinion because they're

38:25

young and what it may be. I

38:28

do have a lot of empathy

38:31

for that. Do you not? No.

38:35

Think about Mom. They were social media.

38:37

We didn't have that. Social

38:40

media has a lot. The information

38:42

is the younger

38:44

generation. I

38:46

don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing.

38:49

It's a bad thing. Too much or anything

38:51

is too

38:53

much. It's

38:55

a bad thing. I

38:57

mean, there's no nice things. Can

39:00

I tell you that's what I'm really liking

39:02

about spending so much time in middle

39:04

America right now is that I find leaving

39:06

LA and leaving the

39:08

world of Hollywood and going somewhere

39:11

where it's just normal people that work

39:13

a normal job and have normal families.

39:17

I have. I have. People

39:20

in England think they're comfortable. I feel comfortable

39:22

around. People in England think everywhere is like

39:24

LA or New York. And you

39:26

go 100 yards more up

39:28

the road. It's different.

39:32

Even in California, you've

39:34

got 20 more free ones. Yeah,

39:38

it is very. It is like.

39:40

Listen, it's hard being a kid

39:42

at any time. It's hard. But

39:44

now with social media, it's really

39:47

fucking difficult. It's really difficult. I

39:49

mean, too much information being thrown

39:51

at them all day long. There's,

39:54

you know, people displaying

39:57

themselves, everything. It's just.

40:00

It's just hard hard to be a

40:02

kid right now. I understand that But

40:05

at the same time too So

40:08

many kids are in this

40:10

day and age brought up with no morals

40:14

No manners whatsoever. No

40:16

respect and very little

40:19

life experience When I was a kid on a

40:21

bus with my dad Oh,

40:24

he wouldn't have to tell me and there was

40:26

an elderly woman got on the bus If

40:29

I didn't give you just do nice thing you have Oh

40:35

that you can't do that anymore

40:37

what because it's not right

40:39

you can't offer a woman a seat on

40:42

Anything like that anymore. Do you mean

40:45

no, there's some woman they some guy

40:47

did it on a on a train

40:49

and She

40:51

was offended because he offered a receipt

40:54

Oh, I can't remember

40:56

being on the road in Chicago

41:00

at the hotel it was you get

41:02

an elevation from the ground to I remember

41:04

the hotel and the peninsula I flew and

41:07

you get another elevator room I

41:10

wasn't thinking I always walked

41:12

on the elevator and I was a nudgy woman She

41:15

said just one says I don't

41:17

know where you where you were from around here.

41:19

I have manners on it I'm so sorry.

41:22

I wasn't I wasn't anything. I'm so sorry.

41:24

I apologize. Why would he do that? Well,

41:26

I'll brush past you to get on the

41:28

elevator. Oh, oh, okay So I'll get my

41:30

key on the second, but I'll never forget these I go

41:33

to get in there and I go to the other woman

41:35

I got after you and she goes

41:38

Something wrong with me. Oh, she

41:40

was the opposite. Yeah So

41:43

you never really know what you were

41:45

I don't know fucking well

41:47

I will say that I just the

41:49

Dolly Parton thing that I did There

41:51

was this young actor from the

41:54

TV show young Sheldon. They

41:56

send their love by the way the little one. Yeah

42:00

He had the most impeccable manners.

42:02

Yeah, he does he does He

42:05

was giving up his seat for people and

42:07

making sure that everybody was okay And

42:10

I was just like what a breath of fresh air

42:12

that is to be somebody

42:15

so young hmm that Has

42:18

so much talent and probably has had a

42:20

whirlwind like People

42:24

think Set

42:30

up to be molt Like

42:32

I work. Okay. What about this one when

42:34

you're in an elevator and you're

42:36

on your own and somebody else walks in If

42:39

it's me, I don't care If

42:42

it's a woman I'll stay in the elevator If

42:44

a man gets in the elevator with me and I'm on my

42:46

own and I don't know that man I want

42:49

to I get out of the elevator just

42:51

because I don't trust anybody or anything now

42:54

Well, I'm with you. I don't necessarily get

42:56

out. But the first thing I think of

42:58

is He's

43:00

gonna try and mug me. That's the first thing

43:03

that goes through my head But

43:05

it's but it's specifically like I

43:08

am fine in it.

43:10

It's it's specifically For

43:13

young people when young kids get

43:15

in I'm thinking I'm gonna

43:17

get mugged Everybody

43:20

gets mom's mom everybody It's

43:24

not just LA it's everywhere

43:30

What they changed all the laws so They

43:34

they don't get prosecuted. They just get put right

43:36

back on the street again So they've got no

43:38

in England stabbing a really

43:40

really a problem Kids

43:43

kids get stabbed all they

43:46

have machetes and

43:48

they have this thing. What's it called? I'm

43:50

trying to think the name of the knife What

43:53

no, no, there's a name of

43:56

this knife that they had you

43:58

not one Yeah I saw

44:00

that you've got one on your desk at

44:02

home and it's really

44:05

big cutouts

44:07

in it. I'm trying to

44:09

think the name. Or Deja. No. Onion

44:13

knife. Shut up. I can't think anyway.

44:15

It's this style of knife that has

44:17

been totally banned and daddy's got one

44:20

on his desk. I

44:22

looked at it and went, okay. It's a

44:25

band. What? You say they were

44:27

banned. Yeah, in England now and I

44:29

can't remember the name of it. Gherkin

44:32

knife. I

44:34

can't remember but anyway. It's guns

44:36

here. It's knives and machetes in

44:38

England. If

44:42

you have a knife in your car

44:45

and you're comfortable, you don't. I

44:48

agree with that. I mean, what the fuck do you need

44:50

a knife for? Every

44:52

guy I know in America carries

44:54

a knife on them at all times and I don't

44:56

understand why. Get out

44:59

of it. All of them, Mum. I think

45:01

Josh may be the only one who doesn't. Do

45:03

you mean like on a key ring or something? No, not

45:05

on a key ring. Like what Jack wears. What's

45:08

Jack got? You can't do that in England. He's got a,

45:10

he has a knife on him at all fucking times. Why

45:12

do you want to peel an

45:14

apple all day? No, do you have a, do you need

45:16

a knife thing? What the fuck? Well,

45:18

you shouldn't be doing that.

45:20

All right, send him a happy note.

45:24

I'm gonna go. Study your words, Mum.

45:26

I'm gonna study my words tonight and

45:29

I am gonna be down

45:31

with these words. You're gonna be busing, Mum. She

45:34

probably said it in the wrong way. But you're not gonna be a simp. You're gonna

45:36

be busing. Oh, I ain't no simp. Huh?

45:39

So from other, it's a good night. I

45:42

tell you, you haven't said a lot to Auntie Jean. Hi

45:45

Auntie Jean. Hi Auntie

45:48

Jean. Um, I

45:52

ain't no simp, Auntie Jean. Neither

45:55

is Auntie Jean. No, of course she's

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not. Of course she's not. So,

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go on, what else aren't I? Baked?

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Is that one of the words? No. Oh,

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based. Based. Based.

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Am I or aren't I? I don't think I remember what

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it means. It's so

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difficult. I'll have to study my words

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tonight. Oh, good night from me. Good night,

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Dada. Good night. Bye.