M. began evacuating the nearby rooms at 11:20. SWAT team breached the suite. So this is where we are now, caught up to the last episode. Right? Yeah, yeah, um, he’s dead, uh, and that he, he killed himself. The morning after the shooting, October 2nd, investigators launched a comprehensive examination of his activities and the crime scene to understand the scope and the prep. The first step was to secure and document everything in the suite from which, uh, Paddock was shooting. Officers found the room littered with shell casings and ammunition. Obviously. Mhm. Among the 23 firearms in the suite, investigators identified a mix of AR-15s, AR-10s, and many were equipped with the bump stocks that we talked about, which is a controversial device that increases the firing rate of a semi-automatic weapon.

The rifles were fitted with high-capacity magazines, suggesting that Paddock had planned this for a long time, or like a long engagement that he was planning. Yeah, yeah, this Arsenal was meticulously laid out. Remember how we talked about it? It was like, he just laid out the… Yeah, exactly. So he broke two windows, right, to get the clear line of sight. Authorities discovered that Paddock placed cameras both inside and out the room. The outside one was a baby monitor that was positioned in the hallway, allowing him to monitor the, the police that were coming in. So maybe that’s, maybe that’s why, cuz we were wondering, like, why, like, why they not, like, hm, what is he [bleep] doing?

I mean, that’s still fishy, still sketchy. SP in the hallway, I think they just, yeah, they just didn’t catch it. I mean, additionally, he, uh, barricaded the door with furniture, classic move. Okay, so obviously he knew. Yeah, well, yeah, he knew, like, the basic, what they, they would eventually find where he was. Another discovery was a handwritten note that contained ballistic calculations. These calculations detailed factors such as trajectory, distance, wind speed, bullet drop, etc, and it’s like a, like a snipers log. It’s weird though, because, like, you know, why would you have that? A, when you’re just like, you’re really like, I’m going to pump a thousand rounds into a crowd of 22,000 people.

I don’t think you’re really worried about [bleep] wind speed at that, that, you know, you’re just like, shoot into the crowd of humans. Yeah, maybe he was prepared, maybe it shows, like, more preparation. Yeah, yeah, yeah, more, uh, premeditated, so to speak. But anyways, like a regular civilian, yeah, you give me all that data, I would not know what I’m… great, no, I’m [bleep] still missing, like, [bleep], wait, what? Unfortunately though, that note didn’t reveal any other motives or, yeah, manifesto or anything like that. So that again adds to the, the mystery of this whole thing, because there’s no motive. Yeah, simultaneously to that, they started searching Paddock’s homes in, in Reno and another place in Nevada, and it provided further context.

At his Mesquite residence, law enforcement discovered 19 additional firearms. Jesus. Thousands of rounds, and he even had explosives. Holy [bleep]. Including ammonium nitrate. Yes, which is, which is a component, they did, yeah, true. Uh, so these findings led the police, or led investigators, to believe that he may have even had additional attacks. He had, yeah, exactly, but I don’t know how he would plan on escaping that. I know, in Reno investigators recovered electronic devices and his finance records, of which, this is where that $150,000 wire, oh, to the Philippines. Play, that’s right, so he wired days before, to an account in the Philippines, $150 grand.

This transaction initially raised suspicions of an accomplice, being his girlfriend was from there, Mary L. Danley. And in the Philippines, like, 150 g is like $10 million. You’re like, rich as [bleep] balls, you’re like the sultan. L bought off the king of the Philippines, this is half our treasury. Holy [bleep]. So now, I, I don’t know, you guys decide if it was a, uh, not enough investigation, or what, but they interviewed Danley later, and she clarified that she had no knowledge of the plans, and she just thought it was a parting gift. A parting gift of 150 racks. Yeah, damn, like [bleep], that’s a sexy [bleep] parting.

So authorities ruled her out because she was very, coer, helpful and cooperative. But yeah, cuz what are you going to do, then can’t take the money from her. I can imagine, she’s like, I have no idea, they’re like, good enough for us. Yeah, sounds legit. Pretty much, I thought it was a parting gift, like, you know what, yeah, you’re right. One lesser known detail of this investigation found that Paddock purchased specialized tools and materials in the weeks leading up to the attack. Receipts and surveillance footage revealed that he acquired such items as drill bits and metal brackets, um, one of which was used to modify the room’s door, in order to cause further delay in opening the door.

Oh, just like the door shut. So he literally, like, went to Home Depot and was like, okay, how do I, it even further? I mean, [bleep], I bought brackets like two weeks ago, the [bleep] feder is going to be on to me, like, [bleep], investigator psycho man. Investigators also focus on analyzing his electronic devices, including laptops and phones that were covered, um, again, the absence of a manifesto or statement frustrated everybody. Uh, however, preliminary forensic analysis revealed searches for other large public gatherings, remember we talked about, yeah, cuz he had searched, like, a bunch of the event, concerts, and Chicago, Lala, Lala, Palooza, which is like a, a festival, H festival.

Yeah, uh, Fenway Park, he was searching about, um, he probably, like, he probably thought too, like, okay, like, what would allow, what kind of gathering would allow me to set up something like this. Yeah, because obviously he’s not, like, bringing all this [bleep] into [bleep] Fenway, like, not gonna happen. But uh, after they went through all these electronics, they again said they couldn’t find a motive. Could him going to, like, I don’t know, like, his Google history, like, yeah, it wasn’t weird, um, or at least they say it wasn’t weird enough to, to say that it was a motive. He was like, in incognito mode, and they’re like, God damn it, they don’t know what, I don’t know, it’s, it’s not that hard.

No, to like, I don’t know, maybe I don’t know enough about it, to be honest, I don’t know about hiding your own dude, I is not going to hide you, but they’re like, we know your, I love, I love how, I love how Apple created literally like a mode of incognito mode and you’re, you think it’s private, private, it’s just, it’s just a, it’s just a convin, a trick, let’s just give these [bleep], make them think, know, it’s like the false sense of security, like, oh yeah, like even like, you know, I got my VPN, I’m like, is it, is it really like, is it really safe though, if I know how to do it and I can download it on the App Store?

I know, right, it’s got to be [bleep] weird, they’re, they’re tracking now, so, y, like you’re VPN-ing from six feet away from you, like, God damn, to same IP. Oh gosh. Um, so in the week following the Vegas shooting, investigators turned their attention to Paddock’s digital footprint, seeking to uncover any traces of planning or external influences that might shed some light on it. This phase of the investigation was critical in trying to construct a psychological and behavioral profile of the attacker. Initial forensic analysis revealed that Paddock erased a majority of his data, so his devices were pretty much clear. Do they get his phone records?

They did, also, like, okay, he might have cleared it, but there’s got to be a way to get it back. I just mean, I just mean like the data that would be on your phone, hard drives and [bleep], like, like so, like your photos, you just press a reset and like, yeah, you just delete it all. Yeah, um, so reformat your [bleep] PC and burns everything. Yeah, one laptop was found in his hotel room, was missing the, the hard drive entirely. Oh [bleep], so it was just a [bleep] laptop with no hard drive, was useless, uh, an act investigators interpreted as his attempt to thwart their investigation.

After he was dead, searches at his homes yielded additional encrypted devices, which posed technological challenges for law enforcement attempting access it. Despite these hurdles, investigators uncovered fragments of his online activity, but again, it was all the searches, the only thing they really found was searches of other events. Okay, things like that make, like, annoy me, like, where it’s like, perfect, oh, we couldn’t, we couldn’t get into his, like, encrypted devices, but like, meanwhile, it’s like when the whole, like, Trump shooter thing, like, the guy had like an encrypted phone, they, like, got in like 10 minutes, yeah, they’re like, oh yeah, we’re in, and I’m like, okay, I’m like, wait, but then this guy, they’re like, we still can’t get, to, like, what, the…

actually, and in a mini episode that we’re going to go over, uh, for you Patreons, um, finally, you deserve it, there is a weird thing where, you know, the shooter of Trump, yeah, oh dude, which one, the first one or second, no, the second one, the earshot, oh okay, the first one, yeah, the earshot, we know very little about him, yeah, all we know is very little, and then, but then this other guy, Luigi, we know everything, everything, [bleep], everything about this guy, everything, like, literally, like, his [bleep] shirt off on [bleep], going to town and little videos. Anyways, so it, it’s just to bring up, it’s interesting, but didn’t he, didn’t he also on purpose leave clues, B, or not clues, but like, supposedly, supposedly, supposedly, but then why do we know nothing about that other guy?

I don’t even know the other guy’s name. I did, neither do I, T, Timothy something. Yeah, Timothy Chalamet. Fu, great actor, that guy is. I know, he’s, he’s one of my favorites actually, he’s amazing. I’m kind of, kind of into him kind of, got a, you know, wasn’t that the guy from OKC actually? Oh, Timothy McVeigh. Timothy McVeigh, all right, never mind, scratch that. They all running here, your name’s Timothy like a 60% chance to be… A, you’ve done a hundred conspiracies, they’re all the same, merge together, they’re literally all the same. Expen. So the digital trail also, Paddock’s methodical preparation in the months leading up to the attack.

He made multiple online purchases of firearms, and he went to different stores, so he was just buying up everywhere he could without raising a red flag. Every Walmart he could [bleep] find, he’s like, what do you got? Yeah, um, but here’s the part that gets interesting, gets interesting to the conspiracies, or at least the theories later on, which is that all of the transactions that he did to buy all of these firearms were all legal. Of course. Mhm. So, and we’ll bring it up later, but, you know, it’s the gun debate and whether or not, you know what I mean, if you could go, basically what he did is he went to all the stores at the same time so he wouldn’t raise a red flag, so he wouldn’t raise red flags, bought stuff online the same time, all of this to create a small army.

Yeah, essentially, or at least Arsenal, not arm, small Arsenal. Yeah, army consists of multiple humans. He just, just, uh, Paddock’s Amazon purchase history revealed the ordered items for such as gun cleaning suppli, all the suitcases he ordered on Amazon, 17 suitcases. He also bought a hammer, which they believe is what he used to break the window, break the windows. Oh really, I thought he would have just shot through it, but maybe it be loud. So would a [bleep] hammer breaking a giant pane of glass, and so would thousand rounds, like, you know, a great point. So moving all the furniture to blockade the door, but here’s the thing is they don’t know how he broke it.

Yeah, so they are assuming that the hammer was, like, basically, just imagine one order, and it’s like gun cleaning, uh, gun rack, a gun hat, hammer, and then they’re like, okay, why he, why didn’t he just go to Home Depot and get the hammer, why is, like, this hammer of all the things, like, that is the most trac, my Amazon history is the most traced, I think, dude, they suggest [bleep] to me all, like, I literally, 12, within 12, like 12 days of straight, non-stop, like, oh, we got a special deal just for you, unicorn makeup set, I’m like, God damn it, I don’t need, my daughter has enough of this [bleep].

What’s, what’s wild is those deals are just for you. I know, literally. Investigators found no evidence of social media activity, um, he did not maintain any active accounts, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, nothing. Nothing. Wow, nothing. I mean, in one sense I’m like, good for you, but in the other sense I’m like, psycho. Yeah, some people, some people say it’s quite different than, ma, normal, now this is crazy that we are saying this. I know, that’s why I think it’s weird, that’s why I’m like, normal mass shooters usually have that, and that’s what they’re saying. Well, I would say, I would say normal people, most people, most humans on earth have, of social media, even if you don’t, even if you don’t post, just, you just, just troll [bleep], just like look at stuff.

Phone records, you guys, you guys know I never post anything. Phone records showed limited communication in the days leading up to the attack. His final calls were to Mary L. Danley, who was in the Philippines at the time. These calls, while routine in nature, provided no indication of his plans. Text messages revealed similar mundane interactions and no warning signs or confessions, like, sup babe, nothing cool, catch you later. One of the most perplexing aspects of his digital footprint was the presence of many encrypted files in communications. Despite the FBI’s efforts to decrypt the, these files, they provided no substantial leads, for the ones that they were able to decrypt.

So again, the absence of a motive or affiliation with anybody, etc, basically has been driving everybody. Once, I know, it’s like usually there’s some sort of, like, all right, well, he’s been talking, are these people, are his tight homies, or these, he’s been in contact with these people, they got nothing. Got [bleep]. Yeah, he’s following these pages, like, to something, right? The FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit concluded that Paddock acted alone and had no links to terrorist organizations. Their profile described him as a high functioning individual who meticulously planned the attack, possibly driven by a personal grievance or a desire for notoriety, even though he was not.

I find that hard, because, because he didn’t want any, not, he was rich, yes, and usually people who want notoriety are on social media, for sure, or they’re writing manifestos, or they’re writing notes, me, look at my Lambo, look at my tits and look at my dick, like, he’s all three. Oh my God. Yeah, exactly, so despite these findings, no motive, no intention, no manifesto, no evidence of any of that. So the absence of a clear motive for Stephen Paddock fueled widespread speculation and led to the many, many theories. Conspires fill the void, man. You got to put, you got to put some information there, and there’s even people who, uh, you know, are in the investigative team who have wild theories.

Oh, I bet they got the wildest ones because they couldn’t find a motive and they couldn’t find anything. Well, there has to be, there’s no arrest history, there’s no violence, there’s no nothing, this guy’s not the [bleep] Joker, he’s not, like, some people just want to watch the world, he’s not like, no, this [bleep] did it for a reason, like, there’s got to be a reason. Yeah, but again, you go back to all those videos of him in the casino and all the, uh, surveillance of him buying guns and that sort of thing, calm, cool, collected, almost boring. Yeah, just like [bleep]. Yeah, but what, classic sociopath, you’re not going to see, what, like some, some guy dancing, twerking, some, you’re not going to see [bleep], you take, like, a normal person, if I was, like, going to do this, I would be like little jumpy, littley, like, why you asking me questions, like, you go to the bathroom a lot, you’re ringing your hands a lot, you’re nervous, all I said, credit, shut the [bleep] up, is plastic, okay, don’t, would you say to me?

Okay, you guys ready for some theories? Yeah, [bleep] yeah, so one of the earliest theories centers on Paddock’s extensive gambling. This, we’d, that’s what I, I thought that the gambling had to do something, he’s in with some, like, real dark [bleep], and I don’t know why they would want him to do, I don’t know, I don’t know how it ties in, but something seems like it might be there. So what he was actually, specifically, a high stakes player on, was video poker. That’s the worst, God, really, just what a fool, you know, you know, the $100 one, not even, like, not even live, like, just like video poker, what a tool.

I wonder if he smoke too. Oh, do you know what I mean, like, ching cigarettes, sat there like pressing the $100 button over and over, and, liking, I’ve never, I’ve never not seen a slot player rip and s-, true, not one, one time, and 40% of them are in oxygen. Oh, for sure. While literally, they haven’t blinked, they, like, yeah, totally. Uh, so Paddock was known to spend hours at casino machines, wagering tens of thousands of dollars in a single sitting, at the video poker. Okay, so one thing, when we initially went over this, I know he, I thought it was, had to be table games, like, fancied himself, like, a pro.

No one’s a pro at video poker, like, what the [bleep] are you talking, not a single human alive is a pro at video poker. Are there any famous? No, there’s not. No, because it’s all off an algorithm, it’s like there’s not, you know how there’s, like, famous Hold’em players, they’re playing against each other, game of skill, video poker is a game of an algo that’s, like, deciding when you win or not. Ag ESPN, and like ran a special, and like people just sitting there pushing a, like, look at the way he touches that button, [bleep], guys, I’m professional, consummate professional, oh, he’s going for six, my tie, hold on a sec, hold on a sec, look at the dexterity and that finger that been pressing six, my, these are ceded, by the way.

So while his financial records, though, which is, this is the part that goes against that, his financial records show that he was fine, he was not bankrupt. Yeah, he was, he had tons of assets still, he never dipped into his real estate, uh, and he was just kind of making steady income from it. H, well, from not, well, from his property, not his, right? Yeah, yeah, exactly, so not, not from gambling, not from gambling, but point being is, is that let’s say he got in deep. Yeah, oh yeah, he, you, he’d be like, mortgage [bleep], he’d be like selling [bleep] off, he would, he would, you know what, weird though, like, usually when you’re gambler like that, you’re like deep into it, you start to get like at a point where you’re just like, so, you know, comfortable, and, and, and like you start to scale up.

So why didn’t he dip into all this extra money? If he knows he can win with 10 grand, why wouldn’t he put in 100 grand, 150 grand, 200 grand, whatever. Maybe because he’s, he’s like psycho, but like not that psycho, but when you have a problem you can’t, you can’t stop. Yeah, the problem escalates. Mh, yeah, especially in gambling. Oh my God, gambling’s the worst, gambling’s crazy, trust me, that’s why I don’t, I got to stay away, luckily I don’t have enough money to like cause a real problem. I, I get burned out real fast, like, like real quick, one hand and they’re like, sir, you got to go, I’m like, no, I’m like, I have to go, I have no more money left, I’m, I’m broke.

Meanwhile, Eric’s putting it all on black. And what was your strategy? Double down, double down, just keep doubling. You guys want to hear my strategy? Everyone’s heard this. No, this is the strategy, not some, like, new concept. No, this is brand new. Oh [bleep], you got a new one. No, it’s not the same [bleep] strat that he told us the other day, we all knew it. So let me tell it to you now, don’t do this, but maybe do it once or twice, no, because you don’t have the cash to do it, so you go to the roulette, yeah, and you put $2 on black, okay, if it comes up black, great, you won $2, if it comes up red, you put $4 on black, you keep going until it hits, and, and then guess what, you stick with black.

Well, I mean, you, you see that, like, say there’s five reds out, m, you’ll be like, I’m going to go black. No, but the thing is, like, Eric, you only, you keep doing that till you just win your money back. I know, and then you keep going, and it’s foolproof, but you’re like, Eric finally wins back the 500 grand that he almost lost, and then he’s like, $2 on, you guys want to go to the buffet? Or, although one time I saw 16 reds in a row, and it really deep, anyways, I was like, um, it was the darkest day of my life, like, honey, uh, the Tesla’s gone, honey, honey, this is the way odds work, okay, black, it has to, you, statistically impossible.

This is not, this is mathematics, this is, try to mansplain the [bleep] out of it, you don’t understand, this is high level, just go away from me in the room, mathematics. So some behavioral analysts theorized that gambling may have been a coping mechanism for his underlying stressors, such as his health concerns. Okay, like, okay, first of all, super, those analysts are ridiculous. Yeah, like, yeah, oh, the way to cope with his stress was to stress him out even more by gambling, just to increase the stress levels to a level so high that he wasn’t stressed down anymore. A, a lot of people, a lot of people say, or point to his, uh, remember his back pain or his, his pain or whatever, but what I don’t understand about that argument is, have you ever sat at a video poker machine for 6 hours?

Maybe that’s why he had the back, exactly, he had it, cuz he, like, come on, man, like, at a bar stool for eight hours, he’s like, God damn it, if you have a bad back, maybe don’t sit in [bleep] one place for six hours, or maybe if you’re bending that much money, just go to the poker table and have one of the chicks massage your back the whole time. Oh yeah, and lose your money that way. Easy peasy. Yeah, anyways, again, this is a, a behavioral analysis, this type thing, so, you know, Paddock would spend hours in isolation, mechanically playing video poker, and some behavior experts liken it to escapism of reality, so where you’re trying to escape your life, uh, similar to like drugs, where you’re, see, that, you know, for some people I think, especially if you live in Vegas, like, it’s so, just, that’s what you do there, there’s nothing else to do, what else do you do, you either go to like a, a show, or you go to the, gam, but also what, what’s his [bleep] reality problem like, what’s, what is his problem with his reality, like, conquer, he conquered life, like, like, he’s living in a slum and he’s got, like, you know, I don’t know, like a bad life, bored midlife prices, or some [bleep], I don’t know, yeah, just something, like, there’s no game left, I already so much money and property, God damn it, no [bleep].

Yeah, another widely discussed theory poses that Paddock may have been suffering from an undiagnosed mental health condition. Interviews with family members revealed that he became increasingly withdrawn and irritable in the months leading up to the attack. He avoided social interactions and showed sign, early signs of paranoia, including installing surveillance cameras at his home. Well, first of all, that’s not paranoia, install surveillance cameras at your home, everybody has, I know, I’m like, come on, like, he put a ring camera in, what a weirdo, I’m like, okay, like, I don’t, wow, all of his expensive properties, he wants to make sure they’re safe. Oh, like the [bleep].

Despite these behavioral changes, his autopsy did not reveal anything significant, uh, neurologically. Yeah, I was thinking, maybe, like, like maybe like some, like, oh, like a tumor, T, something crazy. Yeah, dude, not, it’s not strange, [bleep] happens. Yeah, it’s happened before. Uh, so his brain showed mild atrophy, consistent with aging, but nothing consistent with, like, copious hours of video poker. Yeah, melting your brain, no signs of a tumor, no signs of dementia, no signs of, uh, anything else. Toxicology reports indicated no drugs, no substances whatsoever. Wow, that’s interesting, really, I totally expected there to be some sort of drugs, at least alcohol. Oh, for sure, for sure, well, alcohol burns through your body fast, so maybe.

So, like, if he didn’t drink like a couple days, it wouldn’t show up. So, but you would see, like, the liver, like, having damage, like, you would be able to tell sign. That’s why we were talking about earlier, there was no indications of him in, in the video, like, even doing coke, doing drinks, like, doing anything. That’s what you’re saying, he’s just calm, colle, and I don’t want to use the word bored, boredom, or boring, no, but he’s just like a reg, yeah, just like a regular, uneventful, just like, just like a normal dude. Yeah, uneventful. Paddock had reportedly complained of chronic pain and discomfort, which may have been exasperated by frustration and hopelessness.

So, you know, when you get like, tense, stressed out, and you kind of get like a little clink in your neck, or like, whatever, um, chronic illness has been linked to some cases of aggression or impulsivity, but these experts caution against using that in this sense, because just because you have a, yeah, your back pain, yeah, just because that doesn’t [bleep], back pain, yeah, he hasn’t snapped on us yet. Yeah, exactly, by, by this time I should have, yeah, should have [bleep] stabbed me many times. Okay, so here’s a weird one, yeah, okay, so a week or two after the shooting, ISIS claimed responsibility for the shooting through the Amaq news agency.

The group alleged that Steven Paddock had converted to Islam months before, and carried out the attack as one of their own soldiers. What? And they referred to him using a name indicating a conversion, and described the attack as part of their ongoing efforts to target Western nations. Now, see, I, I don’t, I don’t buy it, they would have known, immed, would have claimed it, he would have wrote, like, some connection, he, yeah, he would have confirmed and claimed something, someone would have saw. By the way, the [bleep] FBI would have figured that out, like, they had, they, I, I, I would hope that they would have, like, looked into all his [bleep], some sort of connection, connections or whatever, communications and all that [bleep], and figured it out.

Yeah, maybe he would have sent that cash to, like, a Middle Eastern country and, not another thing, how pathetic is that, though, for some news agency to claim responsibility for it. Such, do you know what I mean, like, somebody did, so somebody went, and you know what I mean, somebody actually went and did a news release saying we did this. Yeah, it’s like, why would you even, like, it’s like, so, sos, so low, so low. So, however, US authorities, including the FBI, found no evidence to substantiate the claim. Investigators uncovered no ties between Paddock and ISIS or any other terrorist organization. ISIS has a, of falsely claiming responsibility for high-profile attacks.

Exactly. Uh, in the hopes of global influence and global power, that sort of thing. Yeah, it’s like insanity. In this case, FBI concluded that there was no indication, uh, of the ideology or the organizational connection between Paddock, yeah, and the group, yeah. And just so you know, if we don’t, I mean, I, I don’t know a lot about ISIS, but it’s the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, it’s a terrorist group that emerged from Qaeda, uh, in Iraq, it’s known for violent tantics, etc, or tactics, um, at its peak in 2014, it controlled large parts of Iraq and Syria, but lost its territory after military defeats and that sort of thing.

Yeah, so, uh, there you go. Now, like, jumping on to that, one theory suggests that the federal government staged the shooting as a false flag to justify the stricter gun control measures. That’s what I initially thought, I, I initially thought that, but I’m like, even that, now I’m like, oh yeah, like, why, you could have, it didn’t have to be that, it could have, it could have been something, L, I don’t know, yeah, I kind of, I kind of buy that one, really, time the govern’s evolved, I’m like, probably, you know, mak, I’ll buy some of that. This was particularly focused on the ban of bump stocks that was implemented in 2018.

They were banned, but it be different, like, see, that’s why the only reason I’m like, waffling on it, is because bump stocks aren’t really like that important in the gun community, it’s not like there’s some, like, giant, like, outrage over that, like, God damn it, I can’t, I can’t fire my gun without a bump stock. Wait, but the, but the big, like, push to, to ban these was after this, right, not before? Yeah, exactly, so that’s why, it was big push, because they, like, they, they weaved it to, like, okay, just get rid of the bump stocks. As, I mean, obviously there are, there is, there’s always been, for many years, big push, uh, to, you know, for gun control, and, and look, I understand, like, I, I understand people, yeah, you know, wanting to, to minimize, you know, death, minimize violence, but criminals do what, what criminals do.

So if you, if you limit the ability of the average man to defend himself, it doesn’t actually solve a problem, you just make it actually difficult, because the average citizen isn’t going to know how to get, like, black market weapons. Yeah, I don’t [bleep] know where to go, like, I don’t have a dude for that, like, but uh… This, this was amplified and pushed, uh, by Alex Jones of InfoWars, right, he amplified it, the narrative claiming the attack was orchestrated by the government to advance the anti-gun agenda. Jones speculated that Paddock was aligned with left-wing groups, including Antifa, and deliberately targeted a country music festival known to attract conservative and pro-gun people.

Oh, okay, these claims, however, were widely criticized as baseless and lacking any support, etc. Same as everything else, he, same as all the [bleep] that we, that we’ve been being attacked for, and then now is like, now, like the, W was like, you were correct, that’s right, like it’s so funny, like there was, I think, uh, uh, Elon Musk posted a tweet, it was like, he’s like, what’s the difference, uh, what’s the difference between a conspiracy theorist and some, somebody else, and it was like 6 months, that was the difference, like 6 months, like, yeah, it’s actually true. Other theories posed that Paddock used military grade machine guns, such as the M249 or the M240, due to the rapid firing sounds that, that were heard during the attack.

Despite those claims, investigators confirmed that Paddock used semi-automatic rifles that were modified with the bump stocks. Yeah, if, if he was, if he was using, if they were full, a 100% government is involved. Yeah, so that’s what, that’s the theory, is that people in the crowd say they heard military only weapons, there’s, there’s a distinct difference, yeah, a bump stock cannot fire even remotely as fast as fully auto, because it’s, yeah, it’s like, yeah, it’s a different, it’s a different type of thing. Additional theories speculated about the government foreknowledge of the attack, o, they knew, they let it happen. So this is very much, and for our listeners, I know we haven’t done it yet, and, uh, you talking about 9/11, and it’s 9/11 and Pearl Harbor, I was just thinking about that.

Pearl Harbor, 100% inside, they, inside, they knew it was coming and they wanted to get in the war. So that is, that’s the, that’s the concept, right, is, is government foreknowledge and not doing anything. Yeah, they’re like, sick, this adv, like the war machine, the [bleep] military-industrial complex, we about to get paid. Yeah, and it, it draws the, the question of, uh, you know, something’s going to happen, you don’t do anything, nothing, you are as guilty. So that’s, that’s Sean’s, there’s Sean’s, that’s the thing, it’s like, if you, if, if you knew I was going to get shot and you didn’t tell me, are you an accessory to that murder?

Because I would say yes, maybe not the same, well, in the, in the eyes of the law, probably not, is, you could probably make a case for it, but like in the eyes of, like, morality and humanity, yes. Yeah, yeah, what about a lesser crime? No, well, even like when, when we go back to, um, the OKC bombing, uh, didn’t one of his friends know about it? What was it, like, okay, so I think he was like, out in six, kind of like, okay, yeah, but, but I think they got him, cuz he was also involved in the planning, for sure. So it’s not like, it’s not like he just got like, hey bro, I’m going to do this, like, okay, man, let’s take, let’s take a smaller crime, cuz we’re doing weing mass murder, so let’s, uh, yeah, robbery, so I say to you, hey, I have this plan, I don’t want you to be involved, I just want you to know, but I want you to know, need you, I need you to know I love you, I want you to know you’re the only Spanish man I know, I’m gonna get you in on this, B, I got, I’m gonna go, I know a place that has some jewels, I’m going to go rob them, mhm, okay, so, and, and I’m legitimately planning this, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, okay, Friday I’m doing it, okay, am I as guilty as, you do nothing, I go, I rob it, I steal it, I success, big, big win, success, victory, you get away, then I get, then I get away, get away with it, and then Monday I get arrested, okay, and you snitch on me, no, I don’t snitch on you, I, it all, regardless of that, regardless of that, let’s take, let’s take, like, are you liable, and/or morally liable for that?

Am I? Well, legally or morally, both, morally, yes, yeah, morally, 100%, in terms of the eyes of the law, like, this, it’s a gray area, yeah, like, how much did he know, of all, could argue, be like, yeah, we’re just drinking, I thought it was talking [bleep], also, like, how you going to prove it, how’s the law going to prove it, that’s what matters, it’s what you can prove in court, but morally, you think morally? Yeah, hell yeah, yeah, you’re, you’re complicit. Okay, but speaking of snitching, we’re going to get into all that with the, the speaking of snitching, with, with the, uh, the UHC, the U, you, the United Healthcare, yeah, that guy, that shooter, in the mini episode.

Okay, so anyway, so, so this theory, and sorry if we digress, but you know, we were trying to make sure we knew what was right and wrong, you know, uh, the theory speculates that the government had foreknowledge of the attack, or at least individuals in government positions, right, for example, a concert goer reportedly shouted a warning before the shooting to, it, supposedly a concert goer, I don’t know about, shouted a warning before the shooting to police, saying that somebody was going to shoot into the crowd. No, I, I don’t know about that, how are they, supp, where this come from, who, who did this come, how are they to know, first of all, second of all, remember, these guys are all the way down in the field, this guy was in the 30th floor, like, there’s no way he’d be like, what the [bleep] is that, that’s it, that’s all the data we know, because it’s just a passerby, you’re at a, you’re at a, you’re at a concert, and then some [bleep] drunk going, get shot, you know, whatever, what if it, what if it was like his Filipino girlfriend, yeah, she get out, I don’t know, there you go, that’s it, that’s all the, that’s all the info I got on it.

Perfect, thanks. The [bleep] Supreme, it’s one, it’s one witness, yeah, one witness report. Okay, God damn, witness is the most unreliable [bleep] sources. Another one that also ties into a similar foreknowledge, I guess you call it, okay, um, finance theory suggests unusual trading activity in the MGM stock before the massacre happens, follow the money, baby, drawing comparisons, yes, drawing compar to 9/11 and stock, in stock manipulation, of course, you can’t really, there was no trace evidence of this happening, other than just large amounts of selling the stock. Yeah, well, I mean, that’s the same [bleep] that we saw with the Donald, the Donald, DJT stock, right before his [bleep] first shooting, mm, they, they showed her this [bleep] out of it, yeah, and then he didn’t die, and they’re like, [bleep], yeah, damn it, those shorts.

Okay, a less mainstream but persistent theory suggests that Paddock may have been involved in illegal arms trafficking, gun deals, gun running, and that the shooting was a botch deal or a coverup. Proponents of this theory site the unusually large amount of firearms that Paddock had in his possession, but again, it’s circumstantial evidence, it’s just a large amount. The Arsenal included 23 firearms in the suite, not just the su, at home he had 19. Well, that’s a really good point, because why did he need so many guns, that is 42 weapons, no, but my thing is like, okay, let’s say you want to do this, all you really need is like a really reliable gun, say, get like AK, they never jam, they never break, you, you and you just get like 100 mags, yeah, like, why would I guess, okay, maybe you could have like five guns because they would overheat eventually.

True, true, so why would you need 20, right, it, do, also, seem, it’s like, yeah, unnecessary, yeah, yeah, but then that leads me to, like, oh, he did all this planning, but like, that’s a very uneducated play, I need 50 guns right to shoot, like, no, like I’ve run, and he’s like, he just didn’t, like, 23 of, or 19 of, I’ve run, hundreds of, no, but like, no, here’s, I only have one, I’ve run hundreds of rounds, I’ve run hundreds of rounds at the range through one gun, it’s totally fine, never jam, never nothing, that’s one, but that’s 100, that’s, that’s said, hundreds. So really it’s a matter of him having the ammunition, not the weapons, yeah, having the mags already loaded, yeah, and then have, like, you could do that, you do the same thing with, with five guns, and as long as you had enough mags, which he would need, he would need all the mags anyways with the weapons, and now he’s just making it more complex, different, like if they’re not all the same, making model, not every mag fits in every, in every gun, cing of these inconsistencies, and like, I got to have these mags with this gun, was like, maybe it was like, oh, he could only get that much ammunition for that type of weapon.

No, dude, you can go online, I can go online, I can go online right now, I, 1000, that’s something that would raise red flags as much as buying the, the weapon, dude, one of my homies [bleep] literally bought like literally 5,000 rounds, 223, no problem, easy, shipped it to. So there you go, that’s the gun running one, I mean, again, 42 weapons, so that, the kind of, that theory does kind of, like, if you’re trying to make it fit, then the theory is starting to, to fit, you know, but that just seems like, like, it’s, it’s a stretch, like, you’re trying to make something fit, which I get it, cuz there’s, there’s no motive, like, you know, like, so you got to find, you, you got to figure out the why here, but I, I don’t know about that one.

Also, he left 19 at home. Yeah, so… I guess to, but these were all bought like right before, yeah, but to debunk it, maybe, maybe he just bought tons and then just didn’t like them, no, no way, no, oh, well, I’m just gonna buy at home, why did he leave 19 at home? [bleep] how much is the average rifle, Sean? It’s, there, 2017, pre-co, I me, that’s a good point, but still, okay, if you want to get like, a, cuz this is eight years ago, not even a great one, men, 500, yeah, men, if you want to get, you’re buy, you want to get a really good rifle, or you’re talking like 2500 bucks, exactly, like the, the good ones, right, which, let’s say he bought average, grand, a grand, I mean, then that’s a little bit on the higher, 19, 19 racks, and 23 in the hotel room, so that’s, uh, 42 rifles, and/or guns, my point is, he’s not spending that if he doesn’t like it, right, so it’s 40 grand, yeah, let’s just say 40 grand worth of, that’s a, yeah, that’s a lot, not, not including ammunition, true, yeah, yeah, or accessories, yeah, extra magazines, [bleep] specialized bags to carry all this.

So the sheer number and variety of weapons, combined with Paddock’s ability to transport them into the hotel undetected, fueled speculation that he was the middleman in a black market arms deal. The presence of surveillance cameras inside and outside is sweet, also interpreted as an effort to monitor the deal rather than preparing for an attack. However, investigators found no transactional evidence, such as finance records, communication, well, I mean, don’t they do like gun deals in the cash, yeah, all firearms were legally purchased over the years, no ties to elicit networks were uncovered. Um, while it’s an intriguing theory, a lot of it is simply circumstantial. Yeah, yeah, I don’t know, I know about that one, man, yeah, it’s, I think that, uh, if, yeah, like, if, if, if they, if it was an, an arms deal about to go down, uh, okay, why did he start shooting?

Okay, just, the guy didn’t show up, he’s not gonna, he’s not going to like, let me shoot, let me shoot the crowd instead of, like, you know, hauling all this [bleep] back, the deal fell through, let me just shoot everybody up and then kill myself, on no drugs, no alcohol, no nothing, that, that part’s weird, not even prescription medicine, yeah, I was definitely expecting something, I thinking like he’s a meth, down, he’s, he’s at the, now he’s like ready to go, 12 Rum Runners or something, you know, but 12 Rum Runners, like those little drinks, those little drinks they give you when you’re sitting there.

Yeah, so there you go, uh, and the other theory is the desire for notoriety, uh, we went over that a little bit, but again, there’s no, uh, absolute, no evidence for that, almost anti-evidence for that. Yeah, that’s right, almost, you would expect at least he has a social media if that was any kind of motive, yeah, uh, you know, it would be like Luigi, exactly, a little bit like that, to be honest, [bleep] Luigi. Yeah, and then one of the other ones is that he’s just being clinically diagnosed as a psychopath, a personality disorder characterized by a lack of empathy, being impulsive, and a tendency towards manipulation.

While Paddock did not exhibit overt signs of that, or overt signs of aggression, his ability to meticulously plan such a loss of life with no reaction, remorse, or remorse, etc, leads people to no doubt about it, he’s a psychopath, correct, oh, for sure, I mean, regardless of the motive, [bleep] is wild, regardless of even the conspiracy theories, he’s in [bleep] wild, yeah, that’s right. So of course anybody can [bleep] say, like, oh yeah, like, he has psychopathic tendencies, of course, of course he does, look what he do, say, yeah. So the Las Vegas shooting reignited debates over gun control and public safety in the US.

The use of bump stocks, which enabled Paddock to fire at the near automatic rate, became a focal point of legislative efforts. In December of 2018, the Trump administration implemented a federal ban on bump stocks, marking a rare bipartisan agreement on gun control. Yeah, I remember that. The attack also prompted discussions about venue security recommendations, including stricter monitoring of large bookings, enhanced surveillance, real-time reporting of any suspicious activities, uh, more cameras, more security, more, as in the casino, damn, outside, outside, outside, all over Vegas, [bleep] it, yeah, everywhere. Um, but again, these measures face resistance due to the concerns of costs. Yeah, and, and it, and I mean, I hate to say, but it’s, it is annoying, like, you go somewhere and, like, the lines is just so much longer, like, it’s like the airport, you know, it’s just like everything’s going to take so much longer, everything, and costs.

Uh, MGM Resorts, the owner of Mandalay Bay, faced multiple lawsuits from the victims and their families. In 2020, the company agreed to an $800 million, holy [bleep], making one of the largest payouts in mass shooting case history. Wow, but who’s paying the money out, MGM Resorts, oh, okay, wowers, because he, like, stayed there, damn, that’s like [bleep]. The settlement set a precedent for corporate accountability, and raised the questions about the responsibilities of the business in preventing the tragedy. I mean, I agree with that, yeah, yeah, I mean, there’s some negligence. Exactly. The 2017 Las Vegas shooting continues to have unanswered questions, and there’s many theories still going around about it, but even after an extensive investigation, the lack of a motive leaves us all grappling for understanding.

Speculations about his finances, his mental health, radicalization, ISIS, illegal arms dealings, highlight the many parts of this entire situation. Of course, Steven Paddock, no matter if he was a lone individual, the lone government is responsible, or if he is a pawn, bigger game, he still butchered 60 innocent people, and I personally believe that he has a special place in hell. Oh yeah, oh, for sure, [bleep] this guy, this guy’s a piece of [bleep]. So there you go, that’s the, uh, that’s the beef of it, there you go. Well, one thing we, one thing we didn’t, uh, put on the list as a, uh, conspiracy theory, is MK Ultra.

Oo, okay, you know, that’s probably the most realistic [bleep] theory there is. Okay, so recap that for us, yeah, what is that? I mean, if you haven’t listened to the episode, 30 or whatever it is, oh, MK Ultra, yeah, so this is essentially a government program, um, where it started because they were trying to, like, figure out, basically, Jason Bourne style, can we, can we, like, literally, right, like, they were like, can we program these [bleep] to go out and kill who we want to, to kill at, with like a trigger, right, um, but I think that, I, I don’t, I don’t think that really works, honestly, but it, it, it doesn’t, uh, in, in, in that simplicity of, like, oh, just, you know, you can program them and then it’s like a robot, they go and they kill whoever you said, right, it’s like the, u, I don’t think they can control it, the, yeah, that, that the Meruan kind of did, yeah, where it’s like he gets activated, it’s like, you know, you say the [bleep] code word, or like sleeper cell, you know, you say the [bleep] code word, like, they [bleep] lose their [bleep], but I do believe that they, if, if we wanted to go down this theory that the government took him, programmed him, I don’t know why him, so that, that’s, that’s definitely still open to me, but the fact that they could have this go on, so that they could have the, the, you know, the public scared of gun control again, and bring up that, bring up that whole, you know, subject and politicize it, and, and it, um, there’s definitely, there’s definitely a lot of push for that.

So any which way, at that time too, right, at that time especially, so any which way they can do it, at any cost, I don’t put anything past them, that’s kind of like, I mean, the government is is [bleep] Public Enemy Number One, bro, yeah, yeah, in my universe, my, it’s like, I know it’s, I think they’re behind some of the school shootings too, but that’s another, yeah, we’ll get into that lat, some, I’m saying, shut up, Eric. Okay, so then the question, then the question here is, why, what, what, what the [bleep] happen. So, I mean, I don’t think we’re going to get to the why.

No, I don’t think we will either, unfortunately, I don’t think there’s, there’s not, there’s no, there’s no evidence to even, I don’t think that there is going to be a why of him personally, a motive of him personally, but if you look at it at a why of a bigger picture, of like the government trying to, um, so is that what you, that’s what you think, is the government was involved in this in some way? Yeah, yeah, it’s a way to, like, it’s almost like, like, like look at the Patriot Act, after 9/11, it’s so much easier to implement that, but that was already in the works, and, and we’re going to get into that whenever we do 9/11, 9/11, yeah, we gotta go, we gotta prepare for that.

Yeah, I mean, it’s gonna be a, that’s gonna be PJs, I mean, yeah, like, we’re going to need some time, sorry baby, I’m not going to be home tonight, we’re, we’re on a seven hour recording. Screen, okay, so okay, let’s just, just summarize everything right, so, go for Jorge. Yeah, what do you think happened here? I think that, yeah, I think that’s, that’s the part that makes the most sense to me, it’s like a plan to, um, like a man, like a scare tactic, I don’t know what the word is, making some incident happen, and so then the government uses it to pass legislation. Yeah, that’s right, yeah, I mean, that, that’s what I originally thought, that was my original, like, yeah, estimation, just because the lack of there being any other reason, yeah, he didn’t, he didn’t seem disgruntled, he didn’t seem like he wasn’t, like, hawked up on [bleep] math, and just, like, skitso status, yeah, he didn’t, it wasn’t like a more of…

Like a, you know, a protest, or him speaking out against, like, tyranny, there was nothing, there was no, there was nothing, there was, there was no, you know, ties there, no legitimate ties to, like, ISIS or any of these other, you know, groups that hate America. So what else could it be, if, right, like the only, just for [bleep] only, yeah, like no one, the only other thing, second, I would say, second for me is the, the money, uh, the stock, shorting the stock, somehow some, somehow, some way, somebody was, you know, set to, to profit off of this, maybe, like, he’s like, so like, well, I’m so bored with my life and I don’t give a [bleep], but the, it still doesn’t make sense, like, why, how him, or why him, like, how is he involved in getting some of that money, or, or why would he do that, at, somebody else is going to make money.

Yeah, I, I, yeah, that does, yeah, like, I’m just willing to die to help you out, brother, give you a look on the, you give you a come up. Okay, all right, and I do think there’s still, there’s still something odd about, saying 150k to the Philippines, that is weird, as, like, a parting gift, as a parting gift, making her the second richest woman in the Philippines, it’s ridic. Yeah, but he knew he was, like, going to die, he’s like, I’m not making that, I know, but yeah, I’m going to do this, and there’s no way out, he knows he’s going to be on the 30, second floor, he’s not walking out of there, no way in hell.

No, no, he’s not, oh no, like, he, and I think he realized that too, that’s why he barricaded the door, he knew he wasn’t getting around there. L, yeah, also, I mean, he planned this whole thing, then he used a baby, baby monitor, yeah, what, I mean, maybe you came, maybe a little short on that one, yeah, that’s like the best you can come, on man, some of those things are pretty advanced, that’s true, like I [bleep], when I used to watch my kid in like night vision, like see the little [bleep], doing [bleep], like, I’m like, this is pretty legit, this is like, all right, well, uh, I think it was him, um, I think, well, yes, I also think it was, you know, I think it was him, I think there’s no evidence that tells me anything else, okay, there’s nothing else.

Now, classic Eric, now, now, I will throw this out there though, that if it was something like what you’re talking about, yeah, then the only way I see it possibly happening is if they, like, just imagine you were trying to, to do a scare, let’s say it was the stock thing, yeah, right, and you wanted the stock to go down, yeah, okay, you hire a crazy, a guy, mhm, and then he just went too crazy, he went like way more crazy than you anticipated, you’re like, oh [bleep], sense. So like maybe the plan was like, some, shot, take some shots, make it a shooting, maybe it was also like supposed to be just inside the casino, and, and then he just went over, like, oh yeah, I’ll do it, and they’re like, [bleep], this is not what I wanted.

Yes, and he just went like, you ever have like a dog that just is too extreme, you like, you know what I mean, like, you can’t control dog, that’s why he’s inside right now. No, I mean, you just can’t control it, yeah, nothing you can do, yeah, like there is a element of chaos in life, it’s kind of like, you know, that conspiracy, that out of hand. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and that’s the only way I could, that I like, I kind of like that, he like, he was like, dude, just make it like real simple, reason, he’s like, this guy’s like alone, I’m, he’s like, okay, I’m going to make fu, 42 rifles, I was like, no, I need more, but what do you have to have on that individual to do that, knowing they’re going to die, everything, you, it’s got to be like, it’s got to be like, so maybe it was a gambling thing, no, it’s got to be way worse than that, he had all that money, he could have just sold his ass, no, it’s got to be like the most damning thing, like maybe he was like into kids or some [bleep], and like, that’s what, what’s the one thing that you would be willing to die with, you can’t let anybody, yeah, Epstein style, literally, you’re willing to just [bleep] it, they’re like, hey, we’re going to scrub it, scare everybody, true, but then he’s like, and I’m scare, and then he just went maybe cra, so that’s the only thing I could see as, as happening, but again, I don’t want to say that, because, you know, I don’t really have the evidence too.

Well, no one does, so this is, we’re in pure speculation. Teracy podcast, question everything. Welcome to the coner, we’ve only been doing this for two years, [bleep] has not changed. All right, well, there you go, that’s the Las Vegas shooter, and, you know, again, we just want to say, um, I mean, this guy’s a [bleep] piece of [bleep]. No dude, absolute scumbag, [bleep] scumbag, and all, all, all of the victims in this, I mean, can you imagine being there, it, it must have been, dude, the ter, I’m just thinking about it, it’s like terrifying, imagine, like, being at a concert having fun, me and Jorge went to a concert, which Eric [bleep] bailed on us, [bleep] loser.

Can you see me at a Snoop Dogg concert, dude, you’re lucky, it was so hot, we were, I was sweating to death, yeah, it was, it was a little bit torture, but I, like, you know, like, they finally got the good songs, all we vibing, and like, if, if people started getting shot next, dude, well, especially, we were like [bleep] seven tall boys in, oh my God, I know, bumping into each other, jumping over each other, knows, ping [bleep] people in the, oh, I can’t imagine, yeah, so I, I, you know, I bring that up because I, I can only imagine what everybody went through, it’s got to be, dude, you’re losing your friends, it’s like, it’s terrible, God, I know, so all I love, and, and, and hearts out to all those people that went through that, can’t imagine, seriously.

And then we would love to hear, obviously, right in, I’m sure there’s, we’re gonna get [bleep] roasted, yeah, for not talking about the right conspiracies, or, like, look, you know, weird, we’re also just, three, bro, I’m drinking White Claw right now, you know, you know what’s weird about this whole, like, conspiracy thing, and the flak that we get is, is, would you rather the story be forgotten and not be talked about, for sure, you know what I mean, like, how else are we, what else we get, we get it from both ends too, it’s like, it’s that end, then it’s also like, we’re not conspiracy enough, so we’re [bleep] ass, know, like, if you’re right, you’re right, if you’re wrong, Jesus Christ, leave us.

Al, just [bleep] of content, like welcome to the skip, but don’t leave with bad review, just skip us, no, just please, just anything but the bad review, God damn it. Speaking of, you guys should leave us a good review if you, if you vibe with us, obviously, obviously, it totally smacks our ego, and, and no, I just, people don’t realize how, like, obviously when you’re listening and you’re in a car, it’s easy to be like, you know, the [bleep], the back [bleep], high schooler, you know, backseat quarterback, you know, how [bleep] hard it is to do this, it’s not [bleep] easy, oh, just you get quit, first of all, we’re, we’ve, we’ve been in the hole for years, like, you know, we literally, like, we make like $100, no money, we’re doing this for fun, cuz we like doing it, we like hanging out, so, like, give us a little break, bre, not everyone’s [bleep] Joe Rogan, making hundred million.

And to be fair, even Joe Rogan could use some improvement. Yes, agreed, bro, like he’s, yeah, anyways, and he get fl too, like, oh sure, oh, I’m sure he gets more than, way more than us, he’s got people that for that, though, true, it’s just Eric, poor guy’s getting this [bleep] kicked at him, I know, give Eric a break, he’s already bald, he doesn’t need any more stress, Christmas, I, if his beard starts going away, we might, can you lose your, your beard hair, stress beard, stress beard, just like a patch falling out, no, I feel like stress makes your beard thicker, it’s like reverse, a reverse.

So, so you need some more stress, then, listen, I’ve been trying, this is, this is just a genetic thing, this isn’t a stress thing, [bleep] you, hor, with your perfect beard, your perfect hair, bastard, [bleep] you, damn perfect [bleep]. Anyways, all right guys, we’ll catch you next time, we love you guys, as always, peace out, night, who, well, you about to talk, you’re gonna talk at the same time, you’re about to hit the [bleep] button, like, you, like, you’re going in. What’s up guys, I hope you enjoyed this episode, I want to invite you to join us for our Patreon, so, what that is, is an exclusive membership, we’re going to be able to get, uh, exclusive discounts, like, 15% off on all our merch, and you won’t have to listen to these ads ever again, ever again, plus, you’re going to be able to access our minis episodes, so that’s something that nobody else is going to get access to, they’re just short podcast episodes, wor about 15 minutes long or so, so cool, you know, extra content that you’re going to get access to, I know, and all those other suckers waiting for next Tuesday, you’re going to hit some minis up, you know, fill the void, that’s right, instead of, you know, having to wait the rest of the peasants for the next episode.

There are two ways you can sign up for exclusive content, the first is through Spotify, there’s a link in our profile description that links you… To the Spotify Premium page, and that’s only $2.99 a month, and it gets you an ad free experience, and it gets you extra episodes that come out every month. The other way is through our Patreon, all you got to do is go to Patreon and search The Conspiracy Podcast, and you’ll find us, there are many different levels there, all giving different amounts of content. That’s right. All right, ladies and gentlemen, night, and night.