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Is it just a movie? Is it a cover up for something else? Is this man one of these other two men? What's the deal with this website...or these...70,000 websites?
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Speaker 5:Oh well, I have a feeling there's going to be a definition for Wobistus very, very soon.
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Speaker 5:Wobistus, I know this. I know it doesn't sound like you should be here, but you're in the right spot.
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Speaker 5:What is Wobistus, Mike?
Speaker 2:What is Wobistus? Yes, tell us.
Speaker 3:Wobistus is the act of putting your balls in a waffle skillet.
Speaker 2:Not this again. It's how we end a game night. We can't start over with a weird sex act.
Speaker 5:It's too late. We're already there. I think Urban Dictionary might already have a definition for us. Doug, it seems like you're already there. Do you want to help us out there? It's not reviewed yet, so don't search it up, yet it's not reviewed.
Speaker 4:They have to accept, my they have to accept it after the website, you can wait with Bated Breath?
Speaker 5:Is it the first?
Speaker 2:definition, Because by default I think that means it's right. I think the definition of Wobistus is.
Speaker 1:It's Jason. Welcome To tell.
Speaker 5:Wobistus. Yes, that means that, but it's Swedish for welcome to Don't Look Into.
Speaker 3:The. That's Jason right there. Nope, hey, right there.
Speaker 2:Yep.
Speaker 1:That's the one.
Speaker 3:And then right next to him, right there is Doug and then Moot I think is here.
Speaker 2:Nope.
Speaker 3:It's here. Looks right on my Moot's down there. Nope Moot's here.
Speaker 4:Mike, you've seen the YouTube video. You got it.
Speaker 5:Have you ever been to YouTube, mike? No, no, okay, well, that.
Speaker 2:Clearly you didn't do your research for this topic.
Speaker 3:Shit Right, Don't look under the internet where I don't look on YouTube. So there you go people you are following our own advice. You know us. It's your everyday normal guys that do everyday normal scary, creepy internet horror. So you know what we're about. At this point we're on year two, going on three. You know what it is? Dog? No, okay, wiz Khalifa, horrible rapper, just the worst. I don't know how he got famous, he's just bad.
Speaker 2:Nah, I don't disagree.
Speaker 3:All he does is go ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. With his dumb laugh that sounds like a Seth Rogen laugh a little bit and then he just raps about weed and it's like you can only do that so much, until me. A non-weedy is like I don't care. A non-weedy Although he did put out a banger with riffraff. I'm just saying he's got a song called.
Speaker 2:Mike doesn't like his weedies.
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Speaker 2:Pissing off the hip hop community one hot take at a time.
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Speaker 5:Is that what?
Speaker 3:we're talking about tonight. We could, honestly we could talk about the hip hop community. I no, you don't even know I'm in the hip hop community to the point I'm not in it anymore. But boy was, I was in the drill community. Your boy was listening to King Louis for a while. There I was going hard for a long, long time.
Speaker 2:Somehow, when Mike talks about hip hop, it makes him even wider, like 100% worse.
Speaker 3:He's got this mix tape called Drilluminaughty 2. And it's got this song on it, called Again, and it's the hardest shit in the world. I want to punch a man listening to that song. It's so fucking good. It's the equivalent of. It's the rap equivalent of wanting me, of me wanting to open up a fucking pit. That shit goes so fucking hard.
Speaker 5:Why don't you should open up the pit. There should be rap Next time you go to a live show.
Speaker 3:There should be rap pits there are.
Speaker 2:There should be podcast pits. Okay, there should be podcast pits, holy shit.
Speaker 3:What are you Stricker? What are you? Speaking of, though, well yeah, speaking of Deloody, how's keeping your head? I think we have people for me to shout out.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, we don't have any new fourth ball members. I checked earlier.
Speaker 3:I thought we did, do we? I think we have at least one, anyway, tell us their name.
Speaker 5:I don't know if we have any new patrons either.
Speaker 3:So here we go. So we have candy. Did I shout out candy already? I?
Speaker 4:think we did.
Speaker 3:And Darkfire. Jacob, I think I did those two. Yeah, fuck you Did I also do Sly Sky Seeming. Yeah, we did already these guys Maybe.
Speaker 4:So you're just giving people more shout outs?
Speaker 1:than they deserve. People, what the hell we hey we slaved.
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Speaker 5:What's it all for? How dare, how dare. We don't want to. We don't do this because we want to.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm here for the money.
Speaker 1:I didn't want to talk about this topic.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So I guess our that concludes our housekeeping. We don't have any bundles Shout out, it's fine, it's okay.
Speaker 5:I have a small. I have a small bit of housekeeping. It's only because it's only because we recently received a very kind box of stuff.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we'll get to that a little bit later, because we are going to start incorporating one of the things that we were sent into every episode right at the very end, however. So this is gone, you okay, if you don't remember, I'll tell you about the cycle. I know what he's talking about, but we also got sent this bottle of Spiritus, which is 95% alcohol. It's basically Everclear, before they changed, whatever clear it can be. It's a product of Poland. My people yes, it's a product of Poland. I'm almost positive.
Speaker 5:This is what the expedition, the deal of the deal of the deal of I'm pretty sure at least it was rumored in the stories that we read and the research we did that this was the last shot they took before heading out into D.
Speaker 4:It loves pass and then there's a whole new theory that I just had about that now.
Speaker 1:It's too drunk.
Speaker 2:They just got way too drunk and just wandered off the side of the I'll pour this up and you can.
Speaker 5:you can share said theory. All right, Move.
Speaker 3:Get ready to get ready to make a cut, because he's going to throw up over everything.
Speaker 4:He's about to drink straight rubbing alcohol.
Speaker 5:You can see $700 come out of the page. It's because the fucking roadcaster broke, yeah.
Speaker 3:We're going to cut to read for this. We're going to cut and Jason's going to be passed out like against the bookshelf. Yeah.
Speaker 5:Just like face down, like yeah, you guys are going to have to pick up my slack today, but, yeah, cheers, thank you guys, thank you patrons, thank you, discord, thank you everybody. This is going to fucking suck so have fun. I'll be here and join my other side.
Speaker 2:Mmm, num, num, num. He chased it, though, yeah.
Speaker 3:What a cat.
Speaker 5:Oh, I think it counts, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 4:That sounded a lot worse in person. I can tell you that.
Speaker 3:I know he's not Sounded like that. It sounded like the burp itched his throat. I know he's not faking it by the whoa. That was like an out of body.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, Whoa Just immediately drunk.
Speaker 5:You're just going to put that away.
Speaker 3:Your liver spirit left its body.
Speaker 2:That was like the John Mulaney, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5:I'm sorry, holy shit. Yeah, that was a shot.
Speaker 3:You know what we might be sorry for Doing this episode. Doing this episode because of our topic. We might be sorry for it. We're going to find out in the long run everything we're going to say.
Speaker 5:I'm going to short run? Who?
Speaker 3:knows, the bird scooter is going to be a word of the day. The word of the day is allegedly, allegedly allegedly allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
Speaker 5:This reminds me.
Speaker 1:Allegedly.
Speaker 5:This reminds me. This reminds me. Disclaimer for this episode. I mean for all of our episodes, if I'm being 100% honest. But we are not experts. You can't sue us. We don't know.
Speaker 4:We don't know what we're talking about by listening to this episode, you are signing your right away to say thank you.
Speaker 5:Just understand that we're not experts about this. We are for idiots that find this kind of stuff entertaining and fun and we want to like dig into it, we want to understand it, and that's really all we're doing here.
Speaker 2:We are simply restating things we found on the internet.
Speaker 5:Yes, that's all we're doing.
Speaker 4:We're not putting any of our own thoughts. Nope, none, not an original thought on this episode?
Speaker 5:Not a single one.
Speaker 4:Allegedly it reminds me of what they were talking about Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
Speaker 1:Well, actually that's the only place where allegedly.
Speaker 5:That's the only place that allegedly wouldn't make sense, mike, because now everything I just said is fucking moot, that's why I said that.
Speaker 3:No, I think we make this, so he's right there, I think.
Speaker 2:if we just make this completely indecipherable for everyone's lawyers, they'll just give up and drop the case.
Speaker 5:That's fair. If we make it too hard to decipher, then I do think.
Speaker 3:I do think you nailed it how everything we covered today is not our own thoughts, it is not our own opinions.
Speaker 4:Well, we have our own Retelling, we have opinions, we don't. You don't know if you have to pay for the All the information all this information was found?
Speaker 3:We did not. We are not the discoverers of this information. We are just retelling it like a story.
Speaker 2:We are the pervaders. We are pervaders, storytellers. I think we've done it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think we covered it. I think the nail has been pounded.
Speaker 3:I'll get better. Call Saul, I'll get Saul to help us.
Speaker 4:I'll get Saul to help us. I'll get Saul to find out.
Speaker 3:I'll get Paul. We're covering Moot might be. What are we doing? Moot might be to the north of us, of me, oh my fucking God but our topic is the south. We're covering south 32 today, oooh.
Speaker 4:Everyone immediately goes. What?
Speaker 3:Yeah, that is what the fuck no.
Speaker 5:Like those words, open up like a portal, so like hell or something.
Speaker 3:Nobody knows what that is. The legal teams ears are ringing.
Speaker 2:I love it when we say a topic and everybody into this. We're just like what the fuck?
Speaker 3:What is that? If I'm being genuinely honest, this was probably the episode I had the most fun looking up, like the topics in a very long time.
Speaker 2:It is I fucking loved this. This is right up my alley. This actually creeped me out too at that moment.
Speaker 4:We're like oh, it didn't. We almost didn't do this episode as of about an hour ago.
Speaker 5:The last 45 minutes has been an up and down of whether we were actually going to do this and hopefully by the end of this you'll understand why. But we have decided to do it, and if you don't hear hometown horrors come out when it's supposed to come out well, because we're all in a shipping container, right exactly. So here's to rolling the dice, I guess, right, yeah well, I found this extremely interesting.
Speaker 3:All in all, this was the most interested in a topic I've been in Not a long time, but a passion that I've had. I fucking love this type of shit.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, it's so fucking fucking. Are we about to get just an unhinged Mike rant this episode?
Speaker 3:Well, I don't have to solve a fucking Hexie-Bexie code or a who's he.
Speaker 4:It's just shit laid out in front of you.
Speaker 3:And I love it, I love this yeah. Good, good.
Speaker 4:So I'll start off here. So I'm going to be a very general with what South 32 is.
Speaker 6:Go ahead, mark.
Speaker 4:Thank you. So South 32 is a movie All right In the in the most layman's term that I can put it in right now, before before diving too much deeper in everything. It is a movie that came out in 2016 and it was directed, written and produced by a few gentlemen, one being Jake Barsha and another by the name of Luigi Bayern.
Speaker 3:Luigi.
Speaker 4:And this has a bunch of actors you've probably never heard of, and the premise of the movie is that a multiple homicide at a luxury villa in Malibu since detectives into the world of a bullied young girl and a woman taking up the mantle of revenge.
Speaker 5:Go watch it. It's pretty on YouTube a lot.
Speaker 3:Let me tell you.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 2:On all the yeah.
Speaker 4:It is there a lot of times, but that's not what we really want to talk about. If you look this up and you go and look at the reviews of this movie, they all kind of say something similar to this, which is directly from a review of the movie. It says the backstory behind the company and the loony bin responsible for this movie is way more interesting than the movie itself, which is a rush job with nothing of worth and value that was only made just to make these scumbags behind it look legit.
Speaker 3:Just not our word, and that's pretty much Not our word.
Speaker 1:Just what Just you can find this online.
Speaker 4:You can go to IMDB or like Letterbox.
Speaker 5:If you plug what Doug just said into Google, you will find the exact comment. This is just a retelling. That is a quote. By fucking.
Speaker 4:Dick Ass 32 on some website and yeah, that is literally like if you look at the reviews for South 32, that's what you find. So obviously, obviously, when you see something that says that for a movie, what are we going to do?
Speaker 5:Right, our hands are tied.
Speaker 2:At that, I'm gonna watch that because that sounds right up my alley.
Speaker 4:But yeah, that is what is South 32.
Speaker 5:And that's the entrance to this whole thing.
Speaker 4:I haven't watched the movie that is the gateway drug.
Speaker 3:No why would you? Well, no, I haven't watched the movie yet, and I might, I might. I'm a big fan of Luigi's work.
Speaker 2:He's been his whole one working.
Speaker 3:All 74,000 parts of his movie.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:So I might watch it because I'm curious. The movie's title is South 32, but I'm curious if that is used at all in the film.
Speaker 4:Like they're like it's the South 32 or something it's like a second block or something.
Speaker 5:Yeah 32nd South Meridian or something like some weird shit.
Speaker 2:But I didn't watch it all the way through because I didn't feel like it was important. But I did find it and just like skim through it and watch a few scenes and it just seemed like there was violence and then just a bunch of people getting mad at each other and then just like random sex scenes thrown in.
Speaker 3:Hell yeah.
Speaker 2:And they got I'm a awesome.
Speaker 3:I'm now a bigger fan of Luigi's. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5:No, that's kind of the movie in a nutshell, but I mean we're not really ones to cover like a movie just because it's in bonuses.
Speaker 3:We are At PGAcom, you're not wrong. You're not wrong At Dilitycom.
Speaker 5:That's bonus content specific. This is our regularly scheduled programming. From here we're going to jump over to a website that I actually stumbled across, and there's only one reason. It's weird to me. The website itself is called satanacom. It's S E T A N A dot com. If you go here, your device of choice be it mobile, laptop, whatever is going to try downloading a file. When you download said file, you're going to get, you're going to get something. So I actually have to. I have to break this up. The first time I visited this specific site was about a week and a half ago. You actually went on it and, yeah, my T-bowl.
Speaker 3:That's how.
Speaker 1:I do that. I you know you didn't go on it on a podcast computer did you.
Speaker 5:No, hell. No, I'm my phone. I don't care about my personal phone. There you go.
Speaker 1:That should be. I'm not an idiot.
Speaker 5:My personal mobile device with location features turned on to be fair, it's still the same device that all you fucks came together and bought me because my other phone was a right I'm losing I don't know a screen, so I really like it's old. But you visit this site and it forced you to download a nine minute video, and again, this was a week and a half ago. So real quick, I'm going to play what you hear, or what I heard when I downloaded this file a week and a half ago.
Speaker 1:South 32, one cent stock south 32, one cent stock. South 32, one cent stock.
Speaker 5:Fucking, riveting, right, riveting, yeah, absolutely riveting. It was simply just this video file. It was a big yellow and red banner that said south 32, one cent stock. Before we go any further.
Speaker 2:Actually, I want to point out that you might hear us mention a couple of websites throughout this episode.
Speaker 4:I don't recommend going to any of them. It's probably not a great idea.
Speaker 2:Or at least do it on a computer you don't care about, or a VM or something.
Speaker 5:Yeah, it's any website where, if you enter the web address and it immediately asks you do you want to download this file?
Speaker 2:No, it should be your answer and they change frequently, so you have what we say is on there.
Speaker 4:Definitely don't go to IHateMyDadcom, yeah.
Speaker 5:Right, and actually so that was a week and a half ago. That's what you would hear on this website. I went on there earlier today just to make sure my research was still up to date. It has changed in the past week and a half as to what file you get. You now get like a 40-second file and it's changed. It's no longer South 32. Now it says BHP. This will make a little bit more sense once we go over the whole story of what the fuck this is. Here's a sample of what you're going to find if you go to this website today.
Speaker 6:BHP One Sense, stop Yep.
Speaker 3:I'm sure that sounded amazing.
Speaker 2:We got the original meeting in that one, but that's all right.
Speaker 5:Okay, Well, that makes sense. That's fair. If Discord cuts off loud sounds that would make sense. It's way louder, it's so much louder, there's air horns galore. It's a travesty of a piece of audio, especially to an audio file.
Speaker 2:And some of it's being read by anime girls.
Speaker 5:Yes, bhp, one Sense, stop BHP. Oh my daddy this, why do you have a website fucking dedicated to this? I don't understand. This was just a random, random, random find. Now, if you look up South32, if you look, there's a tool you can use to essentially look up what domains linked to what other domains, and if you use that tool to plug this satanacom into this, it shows that links to south32.com. Plus, it's south32 is mentioned like a fucking million goddamn times on this webpage, did you?
Speaker 4:mention how the internet found satanacom no.
Speaker 5:Okay, I honestly forgot though.
Speaker 4:Oh, so the guy that I'm going to be covering later on was dicking around in Google Translate.
Speaker 5:Oh yes, that was the fucking. So if you type random ass letters into it's like English to Somali.
Speaker 4:That's right yeah.
Speaker 1:You get some weird shit.
Speaker 5:But I tried it and it wasn't working for me, but Right, yeah, that's right, it was not working for us. But yes, essentially this was found by putting English letters into a translate for Somali English to Somali or Somali to English, or one of the two that might be something for us to visit in the future because apparently that's a whole fucking thing If you just push it to Google Translate you get so much weird shit.
Speaker 5:That's so bad, well, yeah, well, that's like do you guys remember covering Markovian Parallax, denegrit? I'm almost positive that that was found in a very similar fashion. I think it was found by typing in random letters to YouTube, and then the suggestions were super weird, and then this is what came up.
Speaker 2:I think what Google Translate does is when there's insufficient data for it to train on and it doesn't know what you're giving it as input. It just spits out random shit. That's just in its data.
Speaker 5:And this might have been one of those sites that hit that criteria.
Speaker 2:I guess Random shit that was in its training data yeah.
Speaker 5:And like it Now. I gotta watch this.
Speaker 1:So it just started out, I have it backwards. Yeah, so it was honestly just jibberish.
Speaker 5:This specific one, yes. However, this discovery. It showed us a whole world of weird fucking mystery. This website, satanadeccom, is owned by the same person that we've been talking about, louis Gbionne Bayonne, however the fuck you pronounce it. Other mentions of South 32, so on satanadeccom you get this video file that mentions South 32 and then, now that it switched over to BHP again we'll talk about that later there's a bunch more South 32 mentions on a bunch of random ass fucking domain names like I wannadiecom or milkbabycom or musicpluscom and finally, danielisgaycom. Honestly, it's like thousands of other ones there's. We're glad that you are comfortable and are Damn, Daniel.
Speaker 1:We're coming down to main names.
Speaker 3:You know what, not only did, this take place in 2016, that reference is also in 2016.
Speaker 2:I'm stuck in 2016, so it's fun. In my driveway.
Speaker 5:In your driveway, yeah, in your driveway. That's the year that Tootsie Rolls came out. All that good stuff.
Speaker 4:Yeah, fuck over in Kentucky. I guess too.
Speaker 5:Hey, we did it. That was our quota. Anyway, a lot of these random ass sites that are owned by LuigiBjohn, such as IwantToDiecom or satanacom or all the ones I just fucking listed, they all lead to this spam video file, at least for a bit. A lot of them now lead to just South32.com, and if you wanna go there, please feel free, but again, do it on a computer that you don't really fucking care about. It seems like these files are updating.
Speaker 5:Like I said, a week and a half ago I found this one video file that was almost nine minutes long and it said South32, one cent stock. Now, a week and a half later, it says BHP one cent stock. I don't really know what that means, but there are a few people on the internet that do. One thing I wanna share is that there's a YouTuber by the name of Scare Theater. They have a video that talks about how the video file that you would download actually used to be different people talking about LuigiBjohn and how he's a very competent producer director. He's very successful at what he does, essentially just lending credence to this LuigiBjohn. Yes, mike, you can do the hard quotes whenever you want here. No, he's fucking raw.
Speaker 3:I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 5:Well, since you have such an affinity for LuigiBjohn, would you mind telling us who the fuck this man is?
Speaker 3:I'm gonna go into it a little bit. So our boy Waluigi, here.
Speaker 2:Wibbistus, wibbistus, wibbistus.
Speaker 3:Wibbistus. So Luigi not only is the director of the South32 movie, but, just like Jason was saying, people were able to use a website called I think it was, domain Gang to figure out who owns South32.com, because once they found that Satanacom that converted them to South32.com, they were like what the fuck is this? So they found out that South32 and Satanacom are both owned by LuigiBjohn.
Speaker 2:Satanacom sounds like a cryptocurrency.
Speaker 3:It probably is. Let's be fucking real. But you also find out through this as well that the owners of South32.com. It's kind of tricky. If you go to the Domain Gang you find out that the owner is actually under two different place people. The name of it is Keri Bayan or Bayan we'll have to say the name and the company that owns it is the Los Angeles News Corporation. So there's also a link to the Los Angeles News website. You can go to the.
Speaker 3:LA News Corporation. Now, that's not what I said, I'm sorry Say that one more time you can go to.
Speaker 3:LosAngelesNewscom and what this guy is, and it is a pretty outdated looking website. It is pretty much black text, green background and it is just hyping up our boy Luigi. Talk about how he's some great ass director, how he's some very successful CEO of a movie company, but it's starting to talk about him in the past tense. And then we get this new character that comes along named Keri, and it's pretty much it tells you that Luigi is no longer Luigi, he's going by Keri. It's pretty much alluding to that. So we find out now, because of the LosLosAngelesNewscom website, that Luigi is Keri. Keri owns South32.com.
Speaker 5:Now have you checked out Keri's Twitter? I did a long time ago but I forgot. Are you touching that at all?
Speaker 3:No, I'm not trying to touch because I forgot what was on there. Apologies on that one.
Speaker 5:So it's no, no, no, it's super. Honestly, I didn't even think to check this until today, but I remember seeing the name KeriBeyon. So I checked out South32.com on the Wayback Machine and just scrolled through a bunch of the changes and one of the names that comes up is KeriBeyon, which is fucking weird considering we're talking about LuigiBeyon right now, but KeriBeyon. They started their Twitter in July of 2009 and they haven't posted anything since August 18th of 2009. So, like that's such a fucking narrow window for this to exist that it that by itself is suspect. On top of that, in their bio it links to something called lazygirlscom.
Speaker 4:It doesn't open anything it doesn't open shit.
Speaker 5:It's a broken link at this point and I would be if I were a betting man. I would say this, linked right back to South32, or something at some point in time.
Speaker 3:So, speaking of that, though, keri is listed it's sweet of like links and whatnot. Keri, like I mentioned before, is listed as the owner of the website, along with being the owner of dozens upon dozens and honestly it's probably hundreds at this point, hundreds of YouTube channels that stream the South32 movie and LuigiBeyon I mean, you could say the word propaganda, but it's pretty much a bunch of like people hyping them up like renowned director LuigiBeyon so-and-so LuigiBeyon extraordinary, sometimes not even with any enthusiasm at all.
Speaker 2:It's literally just like they're reading a script.
Speaker 5:I half expected the black casting couch. To like be behind at least 50% of people talking Like it was just so unconvincing.
Speaker 2:There's also recordings of screens with South32.com up on them Like somebody camera phoned the screen and like reposted it Like how you used to have to do before screen shots were a thing.
Speaker 3:But if you look at these YouTube channels, these videos contain these like virus links in them as well and these links are that there. Each video is different and there's hundreds of them. Each video they contain a virus. They'll contain links to other videos that all have to do with South32. They'll link you to other websites that have a bunch of weird shit going on, which I'm Berger, matt will talk about later on, but on the website. If you go to on the Los Angeles News website, if you go to the Wayback Machine I'm sorry, not the. Oh yeah, this is the Los Angeles News. I'm getting all kerfuffle.
Speaker 5:Yeah, no, you're right, you're right.
Speaker 3:Go to the Los Angeles News website. Use the Wayback Machine. You'll see that a lot has changed since then.
Speaker 5:And you yeah, you have to use the Wayback.
Speaker 3:Machine to get this information.
Speaker 3:It's gone right now, but it used to look like somewhat of a legit news site. It was a bunch of slander pieces. I forget who is slandering towards, but it's a bunch of slandering pieces, like this guy said some bad shit about Said and this bad guy said some bad shit about so and so, and this shit dates back to 2002. But you'll see post upon post about how so and so bad talk to Said and how Said is such a great person. That's when you find out this Said character is kind of included in all this as well. There's a man named Said uh Yobo Tobayan. Uh, sorry if I'm butchering it, but we'll get to that guy a little bit later as well. Um, with all of this information, we're going to go back to Domain Gang uh, domain Gang website. Yes, please.
Speaker 3:Yes, please. There's a couple testimonies going on, uh, and a couple articles mentioning this Carrie Byan person. Um, now, everything here I'm going to say is alleged, uh, you know, just to cover my butts, but a lot of this stuff is actual court records.
Speaker 5:We are regurgitating information. This has already been described by other people. We are simply observing and reporting.
Speaker 3:Yes, but if you go, on the domain gang website you will find mentions about a mining company called South 32 mining and how they had issues with a company called Carrie beyond films where they were actually just pulled up.
Speaker 4:The like. I have the actual full blown like the legal document.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:Outline the whole thing. Yeah, this is all 100% real.
Speaker 3:I don't want to get too deep into what the allegations were about yet We'll get there in just a second but there are some legal confrontations going on with Carrie beyond films and this mining company called South 32. Now isn't that fucking weird how we have a mining company called South 32? Isn't?
Speaker 5:that like a well well established right, like the mining company, is not like they came out.
Speaker 3:I think 2015 or 2014 is when they established themselves.
Speaker 2:Well, there are some. It depends on what party you listen to. We're just seeing facts here right now.
Speaker 5:Exactly. I mean, look at all the facts. But what I'm saying is like this is they aren't just a fake mining company. They mine things, they create things like they're real.
Speaker 3:It's an Australian multi-billion dollar mining company. Actually I think they started up in 2016 as well, if I'm not mistaken. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, but it might matter. It might matter, but I'll get to all that later on, once we get more into this story. But back to some of these websites. So if you keep on domain gang and you're looking up Kerry Byon, you will notice a literal shitload of websites. Yeah, how many mine.
Speaker 5:How many mine I'll buy?
Speaker 3:a boy 74,000 websites that are all registered to either a Kerry, Luigi or Said Yep, and they all redirect back to South32.com. Now do you guys want me to go over Said's character right now or save that till later? I know it's later in the outline, but do you want me to knock that out now a little?
Speaker 2:bit. I think we should go through that when we get to the legal yeah.
Speaker 5:Once the legal shit comes up. Yeah, Awesome.
Speaker 3:So these three people we've already confirmed Luigi and Kerry are the same person. So I'm going to say these two people are registering 74,000 websites together, and here's a lot of fucking websites. Now here are a couple of them, because some of these are not going to lie. Sound cool as shit. So we have one that is called 31Southcom how original I love jasminecom. There's the santanacom, there is stateofmocom, there's Montana Petscom, and then two of my favorites are coming up. There is Sexhoundscom Sexhounds.
Speaker 3:Sexhounds, and then this one is dope as shit. It's called Post47.com and I'm not gonna lie, Post47 sounds like a horror movie. That's supposed to be like the thing. You know what I mean? That sounds like the snow outpost, the winter outpost that they're staying at it's pretty cool to content 47. Yeah, but I'm not gonna lie. If I saw a trailer for a movie called Post47, I'm gonna be super interested.
Speaker 2:That sounds dope as shit. I think, the idea behind a lot of these is they sound like they could be something.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh, you would get.
Speaker 2:Some of them are just.
Speaker 3:Some of them are stringing numbers or just random.
Speaker 5:Oh, dude, if I saw a movie called Post47, that that shit would be on my TV so goddamn fast. Oh, I don't even care what the premise is. Yeah, there's one that.
Speaker 3:I don't remember the full name of it, but there's another one that is a good one to keep in mind. It's like USArmyCocom, or something, something similar to USArmycom. Something very similar to that.
Speaker 5:Did you find the single letter websites for this at all? No, I didn't. So some of the ones that this man owns are like Aorg, these men, sorry. Either way, a couple of the ones that he owns are like just a single fucking letterorg. Yeah, and those, those have to be expensive too, and that's what I thought.
Speaker 2:That's the thing. Like 74,000 domain names. I mean at bare minimum you're looking at like 10 bucks a year for a domain name registration. So we're talking about somebody who's almost spending a million dollars a year.
Speaker 5:And here's, that's a hundred and forty thousand.
Speaker 3:Most of these redirect to south32.com, but some of them direct to some weird ass fucking shit. Yeah and Moot, I know you got a couple of details on what some of these go to. You want to go over that a little bit.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So, honestly, a lot of this weird ass shit. You already covered some of it, but like it's just meaningless garbage I think. I think a lot of people haven't really figured out if this is connected to anything in any way. So, like you go to some of these websites and there's just like videos, like what Jason was mentioning earlier, of just like people talking about this Luigi guy and just like talking about how he's like a great director and stuff, but then, like over these videos, there will just be coordinates, just like GPS coordinates, and they just go to like seemingly random locations on the map.
Speaker 2:Nobody that I can tell has been able to like figure out if there's like any pattern or anything to these GPS coordinates. There's also like some that will just link you to random zip files that are just like gibberish zip files that you download that don't have anything in them. One person said that they found a website that was just like it kind of looked like a mock blog post and it was just like blog links to posts and they would click on them and it would do the same thing where it would just download files. One person that I found on Reddit found a website called I hate kids dot com and they typed in I hate kids dot com and it like redirected them to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxcom, which was then a download for the video that Jason played earlier. That's the one.
Speaker 5:That's the one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, somebody else on Reddit that I found earlier there was a oh, I'm sorry, actually that was I hate my dadcom. I hate kids dot com. What that one actually is was just like a blog about how somebody's grandma left them out of their will and like they were complaining about how like they expected, when their grandma died, that they would like get all this inheritance money and apparently she didn't put them in the will and it just like completely fucked them and that website is gone now. But apparently that's what I directed to know.
Speaker 4:I hate kids. Dot com is still there.
Speaker 5:It's just, it's just south 32.com.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's, it's now it's talking about Sydney Morning Beacon, the Australian terrorist group. We are the infringers?
Speaker 5:I don't know. I don't know what I'm looking at.
Speaker 2:Yeah, a lot of these websites like were something and then when they got deleted, then the domain just started redirecting south 32.com. So, like I said, this is just like totally random bullshit. I have a theory, I think, as to why maybe some of this is random bullshit. I actually have two theories, but I don't know if I really want to go into that at the moment, because we haven't really talked about why we think this person or these people are buying all these domains.
Speaker 4:Yeah that's fair, we'll get there fairly shortly.
Speaker 2:But there are definitely people on YouTube who have opinions about what they think is going on. Doug, do you want to talk about the most prevalent of those people?
Speaker 3:Yeah, so any original thoughts or ideas of our own.
Speaker 4:Yeah, again, once again no thoughts at all, smooth brain.
Speaker 5:Just things that have happened and we noticed.
Speaker 4:So the biggest, the biggest proprietor of this story that we have had the pleasure to have assistance from is a guy named elders vault on YouTube, and this guy basically, as far as I know, yeah, he's the one that did it all. No, so well, yes, actually, but he basically he finds the satanacom site in the Google translate. He starts going to these websites. Basically, he sums up everything really, really well and I'll just tell the art for you, and then I'm going to go over a couple other things about this guy. So, basically, he finds out that Luigi is directing all of these sites to South 32. There's hundreds of thousands of websites you know at least 74,000 plus, like we mentioned that are all redirecting, and some of them have these weird JPEGs that Matt was just talking about. He goes into it and we end up finding out that Kerry is Luigi.
Speaker 4:Now, that whole thing is, you know, another story, but basically it seems like there's only one person behind this right. These websites are all registered to different organizations and they're untraceable, and essentially, he's putting a lot of time and effort into all of this shit, for literally no one knows why. And then there's a couple theories floating around, like is this really all a publicity stunt for this movie that seems kind of out there. To think that they're going to spend millions on these websites for that kind of case and point to make a movie.
Speaker 3:That's garbage I would rebuttal that I'll tell you why you can.
Speaker 4:And that's fine. So yeah, long story short. The movie didn't really make any money and like, so why is he spending this money? To upkeep all these other websites and some of the info that's being transmitted from these sites? Who is this? Who is this for? What's it worth to them? Like? What does that mean? Why are we here?
Speaker 1:What the fuck is going on.
Speaker 4:You know what? So this elder vault. He has a couple theories. One is that it's a publicity stunt for the movie. Two is that he's using these websites as a cover up for some sort of illegal doing. And he really doesn't even have a, he doesn't even know what it is that is illegal, but it's kind of on that cusp, that line that draws like okay, what is going on? What's the deeper meaning here?
Speaker 5:Why are these coordinates showing up in random ass videos that are attached to South 32?
Speaker 4:And then the last theory that he has is that it's some weird large scavenger hunt and that's why there's coordinates and number stations and like all these weird things popping up from all of these different websites. Like, if you've got, like there's no way to, someone has gone to all of the websites, obviously. But if this is like some sort of weird crazy ARG like that, that is, that is some dedication, like on the back end, there you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:I mean just the money. The money doesn't make sense.
Speaker 5:Right, so hundreds of thousands of dollars, well, okay. So, matt, you said what 10 bucks a year, right?
Speaker 2:For a cheap domain. So that's not even counting, like the single letter domains, which I'm sure are super expensive.
Speaker 5:So let's exclude those real quick 10 bucks a year for a cheap domain name. Multiply that by 74,000. You're at almost a million fucking dollars as an investment on just to keep those domain names.
Speaker 4:Right, that's the thing too. Is so who?
Speaker 5:the fuck has that kind of money just to have domain names.
Speaker 4:Right, I don't know it's honestly, it's Carry buying into this whole thing. Carry buying, otherwise known as Lugwigi, hey nailed it.
Speaker 4:So those are some of the theories and I'm not going to elaborate on those theories because I don't have any original ideas or thoughts on this whole thing no opinion. That being said, after Elder Vault's video came out, a couple months later, he makes another video. Basically, the long story of it is that Elder Vault gets hundreds of DMs on all of his socials asking, basically, if his Like, what's his well-being Like, are you okay, are you doing? All right, like what's going on. And he's like what the fuck do you mean? Like what's going on? And he goes to South 32's website and basically there's just hundreds.
Speaker 4:Fucking Lugwigi Bayon has uploaded hundreds of these like short ass videos, basically saying you know, we're going to find you, he'll pay for info, any info that people can give him on Elder Vault. And it just gets really, really fucking weird and essentially this guy is just targeting him now, trying to, you know, trying to box him essentially and get his info and come after the guy. And as far as we know, nothing's happened. But yeah, that's kind of why we were a little hesitant to also make our own episode on this.
Speaker 5:It's apparent that any scrutiny of this specific topic leads to some harassment. And again, none of these ideas that we are spouting are original. They're all somebody else's findings that we are now recounting to you all.
Speaker 3:If you look at, the harassment that's going on none of it makes any sense.
Speaker 1:That's the thing too. It doesn't.
Speaker 3:Very vague threats.
Speaker 2:It's the threat here, yeah, but some of it is legitimately like asking people to dox.
Speaker 3:To an extent, though, because he's like oh, we're looking for information on the Australian guy that goes by Mr Elder, mr Elder, and it's like, okay, he's an. Australian.
Speaker 1:So actually.
Speaker 3:And it even says or the company that owns that channel. There's no company that owns it. You idiot. It's a guy that just has a YouTube channel it's a dude.
Speaker 2:He has also or whoever's posting this stuff has resorted to making straight up slanderous claims about people, Calling people rapists and all sorts of things.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, right, yeah, I was going to touch on that Speaking of which it looks like you might too.
Speaker 5:Speaking of which, so right after Elder's Vault posts their first video, they posted two that are going to be in question throughout the rest of this episode. But after he posts or he or she posts the first one, the South 32 website changes, and it's horrifying, especially if you've read the Russian sleep experiment Allegedly Allegedly allegedly, allegedly, it's literally. The landing page shows that fucking weird creature from the Russian sleep experiment.
Speaker 1:It's just a party city. It's just a party city.
Speaker 5:Yeah, it's a prop Super creepy nonetheless, but it's got like this maniacal laughter and a bunch of distortion behind it and there's like it's a super glitchy sound, but it's just that laughing. It's the South 32 all over the place. It changes again right after this I think it was right after the second video that was posted by Elder's Vault and now it's a little more coherent and way, way more legally threatening. Here's what it says, big red letters. It says South 32 cash reward South 32 will pay $100,000 to locate the man who has Australian accent, calling himself Mr Elder and the company organization funding his falls. Online campaigns against South 32, south 32.com and it's CEO, mr Luigi beyond International Motion Film Company. I'm guessing English is not.
Speaker 3:None of that makes sense. Yeah, they're fucking first language. Plus, my guy can't even keep his own story straight because Luigi isn't the CEO, kerry is.
Speaker 5:As according to their own website.
Speaker 3:What's going on here?
Speaker 5:pal Allegedly, Mike Allegedly.
Speaker 2:You're losing the plot a little bit.
Speaker 3:What's that? I'm getting a call from my lawyer. Oh, we got a cease and desist. Okay, cut the episode, shut it down.
Speaker 1:All right.
Speaker 3:Matt cue the screen, the screen that says hang in there, baby with the cat on it, Go oh.
Speaker 2:So after this he seems like he's upset about something.
Speaker 5:So, after introducing the organization Luigi Beyond his film organization. It says this is the again. This is the letter to Elders Vault, the cease and desist letter that was coming to him. It says your destructive activities have severe consequences, since you are creating a slanderous rumor mill obstructing our ability to do business with other people and companies. Your harassment of our company director crew via phone calls, social media, internet bullying and text messaging is causing irreparable damage to the good name of our company. South32south32.com Is the company called you are harassing.
Speaker 3:South32South32.com.
Speaker 5:Nope, just South32. It would be fun.
Speaker 3:Just just South32. But the company's not called. You are called South32, the movie's called South32. The company is the movie company.
Speaker 5:We'll get there, we'll get there. You are harassing our crew and damaging our business. South32south32.com. You are criminals. We will sue your com. Sorry, comepnese, we'll sue your com. International. South32courtsouth32.com. Ceo. Luigi, I am South32 CEO. I am sexaholic, porno-holic.
Speaker 1:And that is.
Speaker 5:That is the very, and you're making a legal case against somebody.
Speaker 2:That's definitely how you want to end your closing argument. He's admitting everything before it can reach the core he's like. What are you?
Speaker 3:gonna do I gave you all the dirt. You got nothing on me. I am sexaholic. I am sexaholic, I am Batman.
Speaker 5:Now the only.
Speaker 4:Sorry, I've been going down a rabbit hole, like almost this entire episode of just Of.
Speaker 5:South32. Yeah, so obviously the Mr Elder that's in question in this message is the Elder's Vault, the video that they posted. Looking into this whole thing and, to be honest, the the videos that the two videos that exist, one by Elder's Vault, one by Scare Theater are like the two.
Speaker 3:There's other ones too, there's a couple out there, but those two.
Speaker 5:In my opinion, they touch everything that you could possibly want to know about this.
Speaker 6:Obviously, this is in response and a reference to the Elder's Vault.
Speaker 5:YouTube video. There's no other person in the entire world at this point in time that this could be referencing. Simply because they don't like that, this person is on the trail. They know it, like they know what's going on here.
Speaker 2:There is a South32 subreddit that has a little more information on it, which is personal accounts from people who have interacted with this person. With Luigi, yeah. So it would be Green Mario, yeah. You don't get that if you watch the videos, so I would encourage you to give it a go.
Speaker 5:That's fair. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, that's the long or the short of it. When it comes to the South32.com response change to Elder's Vault's video about what is actually going on here. And now, if that's a response that comes from LuigiBjahn, I I might have been born at night, but I wasn't born last night. If someone gets offended Like to the to this degree, threatening with legal action this, that and the other over a YouTube video with over a.
Speaker 3:You see views.
Speaker 5:That head. That only only is covering facts that you can personally go verify, and they're not even that one Right. And if you're getting that fucking mad about these small time little details, we might be on the right fucking path here, guys.
Speaker 3:Elders vaults video only has like 84,000 views. And yet he's only targeted scare theater has like 1.4 million.
Speaker 5:He got target, he got targeted to it's safe to say they're okay.
Speaker 3:Judging by the rampant success of the scare theater people, that's fair.
Speaker 2:So I think they're fine. It seems like, and this is why we talked about this a little bit beforehand, and whether this was a good idea or not, and I will put most of that blame on me because For my own personal paranoia but it seems like you brought valid points.
Speaker 2:It seems like this guy has enough time on his hands to personally try to at least lash out against anybody who Interacts with this online at all, like even just random redditors who just post random red Reddit threads. Like there is a Reddit thread on the subreddit where somebody was like what the fuck is going on and, just like, posted an exchange that they had with this person on Twitter and this guy made a video about them, accusing them of things, and put it on YouTube.
Speaker 5:Yep.
Speaker 2:It's the let's go the engagement.
Speaker 5:Let's follow up is insane and honestly, yeah, like I think we've done enough to cover our fucking asses saying these. None of our thoughts here are original.
Speaker 4:He's gonna put up a video of us. It's gonna be like these guys hate Corbin Kentucky.
Speaker 5:We're gonna be like, yeah, yeah, we kind of.
Speaker 2:There was one On the website that you can see on the subreddit. That's just like a chick with their legs spread and, yeah, just has like a sign over it that just says South 32's horror or something like that.
Speaker 4:Yeah, so that'll probably be a.
Speaker 5:If that's the case, we have, we have to go to season two, and now the entire next year is just our Recount of us dealing with.
Speaker 3:Luigi beyond fucking legal team like the looty calm, or Nothing we've said here is our own Stuff, like everything we were saying. I don't want to say we're regurgitating, but it is all.
Speaker 2:No, we are the impression that doesn't matter to this guy.
Speaker 3:That's true? No, it doesn't, but it might matter. Lawyer.
Speaker 5:Yeah, this is one of those guys. It seems like he's got too much money and too much time to where he can just pursue these legal Feeds and threaten people allegedly, allegedly, allegedly allegedly these are not my own thoughts. I promise I don't have an original thought in my brain, but if he were to try and pursue, it just seems like he's got a lot of time and he knows his way around the clearly a lot.
Speaker 3:Of my sick legal system. Yeah, it's bankroll. And like props to you, luigi, carry Whoever.
Speaker 5:Allegedly, allegedly.
Speaker 3:What so what?
Speaker 5:next? Are we next? Um, there's only one thing really that we have to talk about Mike, and I think oh, is it our second player? Player to it's, I started it's player two and I think it's high time they entered the game Said Yamato buyin Sure, if that's what you know, I'm a fan yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. What's a buyin?
Speaker 3:you guys may have. I remembered a little bit ago how I referenced to a Said who, along with carry, who we've established is Luigi Rhett, is the registered name that owns 74,000 websites that all linked to south 32.com. Now it's pretty obvious At this point, if you haven't picked up on it yet, that's Said Yamato buyin. Is Luigi buyin or Carry buying?
Speaker 5:he didn't even change the last four letters of the fucking name.
Speaker 3:There. How do we?
Speaker 2:that's not an opinion to me, jason.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's. It does sound like an opinion. You know what? I recant the whole thing.
Speaker 3:Stop it.
Speaker 5:I had to change your heart.
Speaker 3:We find out that these three people are the exact same person. So this entire time, said, carry and Luigi, you're all the same. And you kind of get that when you realize that the Los Angeles news comm website Not only talks up Said and says how great of a person he is, is also owned by Said and oh yeah, I carry. So you kind of weird.
Speaker 2:My favorite thing is that Luigi has an IMDb page and the cover on his. Imdb page is just a screenshot of the website.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he does not give a fuck.
Speaker 5:No obviously does not, so flying fuck.
Speaker 3:We before. We mentioned those court, those court filings and everything with yeah South 32 mining company. Yeah, yeah, guess what name is on those.
Speaker 5:Hmm, I wonder Gwee.
Speaker 4:Gwee, gwee, gwee buyin. Is this I eat so it's so it's it's.
Speaker 3:Saeed is on those. And not only is it Saeed, it's on those ones. Said is on multiple other Allegedly, multiple other, allegedly.
Speaker 2:No, I don't think this is alleged.
Speaker 3:I think that's true. This is all our course facts. This guy's name is on many legal legal proceedings, all having to do with cyber squatting, and If you can't deny this part, if you don't know what cyber squatting is. It is essentially you buying up a bunch of web domains in the whole dancing in the hopes that Sort of a website who wants the name will buy it off you. For example, back in the 90s I remember correctly a very famous TV show was it? Was it our real monsters?
Speaker 2:No it was Bojack the horseman. Oh, bojack horsemen.
Speaker 1:Never seen it. Wow, bojack the horseman.
Speaker 3:So back in the 90s, a man, I believe. If I remember correctly, a man bought the web domain, for I think it was Pepsi, and that's why you'll find if you bought Pepsi dot com. Oh, yeah, yeah I believe he wanted like a hundred fifty thousand dollars for it or something. And that's why you'll find Pepsi's website is Pepsi codecom, because they didn't want to pay him for it.
Speaker 3:But Same people this dot com same type of principle If you plan on buying up Like a website's just to hold them over on companies till they buy you out. That's called cyber squatting.
Speaker 2:And this is exactly the reason I registered both the looty dot com and the looty pod dot com and it is apparently very illegal on and the
Speaker 3:cell 32 court hearings are Exactly this. It is a court hearing where Said Kagan was Trying to get sell 32 to buy the web domain south 32.com mining company.
Speaker 5:Yes, the Australian mining company For ten million dollars, Yep.
Speaker 3:and the mining company said go fuck yourself, we're just gonna do south 32 net.
Speaker 4:So yeah, there's so here's the thing they did actually try to like the, the mining company actually did try to get the dot com through illegal proceeding and essentially Because like the, the the whole, like the, the long story of it there's literally is that because he had South 32 prior to, the mining companies like being existing, there was no case for them. Because they're like, yeah, no, this dude owns it, he had his own thing going and you can't Legally take the domain from him my understanding of the timing is actually that so allegedly what yeah is that what happened was this mining company is actually a Subsidiary.
Speaker 2:Well, actually might not be a subsidiary, but it was spun off of another mining company.
Speaker 3:No, you got it.
Speaker 2:Is it, yeah, which is the one that, well, you can spin a company off and have it not be a subsidiary, it doesn't matter anyway.
Speaker 3:Look at mr Wall Street here.
Speaker 2:This is the BHP that Jason was talking about. So this company was spun off of that company. Allegedly what happened was this guy knew that was going to happen, or had some way of knowing that that was going to happen, and Like jump to get in front of them. And so yes, basically like, registered this website and started going after them because he knew it was. I don't know if that's exactly how.
Speaker 4:Right, because there's. There's two, so there's actually a timeline in this document. Yep, that basically shows when, when the website was conceived in September of 2015, when they registered it and how and who, like who, it was registered to. So, like, basically, essentially he gets it from go daddycom.
Speaker 5:Yeah it's always a bunch daddy, it's always go daddy does a bunch of this stuff.
Speaker 4:And then in 2019 this is when elder vault did his video. Basically, you actually see this in the document. For some reason, it's talking about this cash reward that he's trying to get out, and then you also see the site change right after the video. Yep, so he they register literally like a couple months after that and then a year goes by. He does a ton, like I'm talking a ton of updates on the website during 2020.
Speaker 6:Which.
Speaker 4:I'm sure you can just assume what what was going on on there during 2020. But then he actually swaps over to a different company to be the registrar and it's he's now with C wasp LLC is hosting the website. No idea what that is, but basically it looks like a big privacy, like proxy company, some some law that.
Speaker 5:I'm not gonna, but I'm sure it's just convolution to hide like what is like right there to actually trying to do the same.
Speaker 2:But yeah, all the bullshit is just like connected to all the websites.
Speaker 5:Yeah yeah 100%.
Speaker 3:It's just more smoking mirrors something that I want to kind of chime in on, because Jason mentioned before the the like legal thing that he was going after with like elder vault and how he's like I am, you are attacking our company south 32, south 32.com. I am the CEO, luigi. I am a pornaholic and sexaholic, all this stuff. Yeah, I'm thinking the reason he did this again allegedly, and I'm not thinking it. I just said I'm thinking it because that's my go-to wording.
Speaker 2:But I don't think this is a possibility.
Speaker 3:This is a possibility. I.
Speaker 4:Hear me out.
Speaker 3:Oh, he might be allegedly doing saying these things Because he's trying to badmouth the actual CEO of South 32 to make them Want to buy the domain, just to get this guy to stop smear it up, right, yeah, yeah yeah, 32.com right now.
Speaker 2:It just said it's literally like it starts playing audio stuff and stuff and it just starts saying like it's just dirty laundry.
Speaker 3:It'll have pictures of the actual CEO of South 32, the binding company, and it will say like, yeah, I'm a rapist, I'm a murderer.
Speaker 5:I love sexaholic, pornaholic like yeah it's literally just a fucking slander.
Speaker 2:Another thing that was in the websites too, is just porn like it would.
Speaker 5:oh yeah, so much yeah so much porn.
Speaker 4:So like a full-blown list of all the redirecting websites. Is there an index for a full? Yeah, yeah, you can you can pull one.
Speaker 5:Somebody on Reddit did it for you. I can't remember which post it was, but there's like a whole Google doc where they put in all of the redirecting websites.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's where.
Speaker 5:I found Daniel's gaycom.
Speaker 2:For a while because of this, when you would Google South 32, like the first page would just be porn and just like random shit, yeah, and like oh, yeah, yeah they were setting up their SEO.
Speaker 5:Once they fucking Zoned in on what what actually linked to their website, they just started gobbling up like associated websites that might have something to do with it, and now they're just threatening everybody around them with legal action. And this brings us to our final portion of this episode, which is is it cyber squatting?
Speaker 2:or fucking human, I want move. Oh, you're right, you're right, you're right.
Speaker 3:How does this all connect back to a Movie?
Speaker 2:see, that's where we started this fucking episode. I remember that at this point. But hey, we're actually gonna revisit something we said that we've. We've done that twice.
Speaker 5:We talked about the mario and we know.
Speaker 2:HP thing. Let it be known, we got there 10, 10, 17, 2023.
Speaker 3:We made a first time.
Speaker 2:So the reason the movie comes into this allegedly is because of these court proceedings, because this guy had been in trouble for cyber squatting, and so the theory is that he was like, okay, if they're gonna say that I just can't own these domain, domain names for no reason, I'll do something with them, I'll make a fucking movie. And so Because he clearly has like a million dollars to just fucking spend on domain names, he was he just like tossed some more budget into making a feature link film called it south 32, and then was like there, I made a movie, fucking sue me now.
Speaker 5:Good fucking luck.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so that's the theory as to why the movie even exists, and why it's bad is because nobody cared.
Speaker 3:It's the same there was no creative thought. It's similar to um Fox making the fantastic four movie in the 90s. They did it just to keep the name fantastic four, because they were legally obligated to make a movie.
Speaker 5:Otherwise the rights would have went right or lose the. Yeah right, they would lose the rights if they didn't make the fucking movie, and that's why it fucking sucked ass you say, he actually made another movie in 2008 to. Hmm that's fair. The thing was the only redeeming quality of that movie. But this is not the movie podcast. This is apparently luigi, beyond the episode. Um, so after we find out that this is kind of the reason why this fucking movie was made, do we have anything else to talk about? Uh, well, you know?
Speaker 4:I don't know if you heard me, but he did make another. He made a movie prior in 2008. What was his other masterpiece? I don't fucking remember what it's called. It's like franken beans or something. I don't know pains and beans, the movie it's. It's something stupid.
Speaker 5:Hold on, I got you while you're doing that. Yeah, just go, you want to?
Speaker 3:you want to get to the last part, which is Is it cyber squatting or human trafficking? Human trafficking, but we never really went over any of that aspect we never went over the human trafficking theory.
Speaker 2:Well, it was. I think it was briefly mentioned in the video video portion where we talked about otter vaults video. That was. That was part of the theory. Right Is that yeah to cover up for some shady shit.
Speaker 5:And that's that's. The shady shit that we're talking about is that the gps coordinates are pickup slash drop-off locations for human trafficking, right um because some of those websites just have, like, a picture of a girl underneath the the coordinates.
Speaker 5:It's like somebody hacked somebody's cell phone, took a picture of their face and then posted it right the fuck up on whatever site. This is which, to be honest, in past, you know topics that we've talked about anything that turns up to be real has usually included pictures, gps coordinates and locations for pickup. This, that are the others, so that it kind of checks out. So Is this okay? I'm seeing something very interesting.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I know, I just found something weird. I found a sound cloud where the you're from the way you be on sound cloud. It's just as Luigi. Beyond south 32 ceo, kareem Yackarem. Radio Iran, kareem 670 a.
Speaker 3:You're listening to the ram Kareem in the morning. Luigi beyond the rock.
Speaker 5:Beyond rock.
Speaker 3:We're gonna play the game Cyber squatting or a secret third thing, okay.
Speaker 2:So I'll let you guys know what this is. Yes, on my turn you will. I have a secret thing. Okay, cool.
Speaker 3:Doug, what do you think?
Speaker 4:What do I think? Cyber squatting, human trafficking or? A secret third thing I think this is For mental health.
Speaker 5:Secret. Fourth thing Bad brain.
Speaker 4:That's really all I'm gleaming from this. I so badly want this to be some sort of deeper ARG that nobody's cracked the code on yet and obviously we're not going to fucking do it. But you know, it was really interesting to fucking research. But yeah, I personally I think this man may just be in a bad way. And again, this is an opinion.
Speaker 5:This is no fact, like there's. No, we're not the first ones to say this.
Speaker 3:So we're okay, we're not the first ones to say this.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we're just agitating. I'm just trying to deflect legal action where I can Like all the images.
Speaker 4:My whole thing is, I don't know how, maybe he's got too much time, I don't really know but the whole getting the images, the different images on all of these sites is kind of where my?
Speaker 2:Isn't he like 70 years old in the court documents though, and that was like a whole piece of back.
Speaker 5:So he's like, he's in his like 80s at this point.
Speaker 2:I think In his 80s, which is prime all time In his late 70s.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I truly.
Speaker 3:Prime all time. That's all I got.
Speaker 4:That's really it. That's all I got.
Speaker 1:That's all I got.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I don't know. It's really really simple to make a website as shitty as he has, oh yeah.
Speaker 5:I have at least 200 in my belt.
Speaker 4:Yeah, 100%, it's not hard to do.
Speaker 5:So like what do you think this is?
Speaker 4:I think it's just a man who has too much time, possibly too much money, and just wants to cyber squat on a bunch of motherfuckers and is kind of getting away with it.
Speaker 1:He's flexing on him. He's kind of cute. I mean he's kind of getting away with it, though that's the part of the business we have he's
Speaker 3:getting away with this.
Speaker 5:If it weren't for you meddling kids. Those fucking I will say those coordinates. Those were creepy and weird, especially because they were. You didn't really see them too much or very often. I don't want to think this is a human trafficking thing, but also from what I've read about what human trafficking entails. Those are super complicated codes, this, that and the other. So who?
Speaker 4:knows, oh like when you buy a Wayfair cabinet. And it's just called Kelsey yeah it's called Billy and you're like, oh nice, why is this?
Speaker 2:finally got to $1,300 and made out of 10 for it.
Speaker 5:Well, it's made of real children so.
Speaker 3:Your purchase includes.
Speaker 4:I'm not even kidding, that's a whole thing that we could go over to 100%.
Speaker 2:Then we're going to get child traffic. That's been default.
Speaker 4:Oh my god. Well, spoilers, Mike. That's why we do the episodes on it.
Speaker 5:I don't know what the specifics around human trafficking is, but I don't think this is it. I sincerely think this is just someone who's trying to make a fucking quick $10 million by trying to prove that their website is more bare.
Speaker 3:Well, that's more bare. I'm going to blow your fucking mind in a little bit.
Speaker 5:Then I'm so excited I have a shot ready for it.
Speaker 3:Are you last, Mike? Yeah, I'm going last because I'm going for a minute.
Speaker 5:Okay, matt. What do you got for us then?
Speaker 2:I think this may have started out as cyber squatting and has become a mental illness.
Speaker 3:It has become a mental illness.
Speaker 1:Just saw your own big.
Speaker 4:G Because.
Speaker 2:Like why They've already ignored you for so long. Why keep going is one thing. It's clearly become an obsession and just like I don't know. Just my question is like, if this is a person of sound mind who's continuing to do this, there's got to be a breaking point where you just decide it's not worth it anymore, right, or run out of money.
Speaker 5:That's See to a sane human being like you and I. Yes, there is a fucking break-even point where you're just done.
Speaker 2:That's the point I'm making. If they were, then they would have just been like fuck it after like three years.
Speaker 4:Right, but like Yo, I'm so sorry to cut you off. Do we have $70 to pay a domain? Broker oh my God, you want to try and buy South 32?. Oh no, for less than no, we'll actually that's, I'm not pushing it that hard, no this is just a guy that's going to try and barter a deal to buy the website. Nothing illegal is happening. He's not stealing the website.
Speaker 5:I'm just saying we might have $70 to We'll put a pin in it, Doug you're trying to turn this into Batman by saying we should take our savings and do good with it right now. I just don't want to end up in court. I just, I really don't.
Speaker 4:If he sells it to us, why would he take us to court?
Speaker 3:He'll make South33.com and it's all over from there.
Speaker 1:I don't have an answer. There are a bunch of Souths, there are, there's like a whole fucking slew of them.
Speaker 2:There's like South 59, South 69.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he's got the entire quadrant Every two digits South.
Speaker 5:Every two digits South. That exists Anyway who are? You.
Speaker 3:Moot, continue with your theory.
Speaker 2:No, I think that's it. I think this may have started as a legitimate like domain squatting thing and then it like as he got older or something, or as I mean, mental illness affects us all in different ways at different times and I hope you get help and I'm sure your family loves you and would really like you to come home.
Speaker 5:That was the sweetest most ominous thing you ever said.
Speaker 4:Should we start making shirts with his name on it?
Speaker 1:That just say weird things.
Speaker 5:I hope you get old.
Speaker 1:I hope you get old, dash.
Speaker 2:Matt, that's about it, mike, what do?
Speaker 1:you got.
Speaker 5:Yeah, let's. I'm taking a shot for this fucking rant.
Speaker 3:So here's what daddy's thinking. They got to get comfy real quick. What I'm thinking here is I was originally I was like, yeah, no question about it, this motherfucker's cyber squatting, Like that's for fucking sure. But then I started thinking and this might just be the fucking weirdo in me. But so here's the thing he made a movie. It seems like it's low budget, but low budget movie could still be pretty expensive. I mean, you hear low budget movies that cost $10 million. You know what I mean. So let's say this dude's low budget movie cost I don't know. Let's just say two mil, Just to put it on the record. I mean it looks nice.
Speaker 2:I did watch parts of it and it does like, like cinematically it looks nice.
Speaker 3:He's got nice cameras, he paid for actors. So let's just say two mil, just to call it throw number out there. Typically for marketing, a company will spend what will basically double its budget for marketing. So if a movie costs two million, it actually costs four million when you put marketing in a budget. So if it, in order for it to be profitable, can I get a source on that. The sources look at every fucking movie ever made. So, okay, that's all right.
Speaker 3:In order for a movie to be profitable, you would think if it costs two million dollars, if they made four million, you know they double their profit. They made their money back and then they doubled it. No, they net it out essentially because marketing budget. If this guy made a movie and wanted to go the full ass weird marketing ploy on it in theory, gorilla marketing.
Speaker 3:In theory he could have. He very well could have and spent the money to make all this shit and, like Jason was saying, you're almost at about a mil a year. You're at like probably like fucking, maybe even over what's 74,000 times like $10, for example.
Speaker 5:I'm looking at that, times 10 is $742,000. Okay, yeah, do it times 12, you're like 820,000 or 844,000 dollars, I think.
Speaker 3:So you're at about 750 grand a year. Basically, yes, probably more. If you're spending that money on marketing and it's for a business thing. You could write that off as a business expenditure as well, which I'm sure he's probably fucking doing.
Speaker 2:How long has he had these domains, though? No, no, no, no, mike. Well, no, I'm not there yet.
Speaker 3:Mike, you're on to something here's the other thing. This is where my shit goes through the fucking roof, though. So I was thinking this for a long time. I was like this might actually be a legit Gorilla marketing thing for this movie, but, as we went on, he keeps updating this shit for this movie that came out in 2016. That was seven years ago. This game, this movie, came out.
Speaker 2:Right and everybody's already determined it's bad.
Speaker 3:Yeah, now here's the other thing. Another thing with movies is nowadays, with movies, with streaming and everything, you can make your money back in the long term. He might still be holding on to this Gorilla marketing thing, thinking that the money's going to make itself up in the long term. Now you might be thinking, Michael, the movie's out on YouTube for free on hundreds of channels Exactly hundreds of channels have a very long piece of content that's out there for free. Imagine the ad revenue he's probably getting in from.
Speaker 2:These channels have like 600 subscribers.
Speaker 3:600 subscribers per every 100? That's a lot of subscribers.
Speaker 2:There's no way they're monetized.
Speaker 4:You don't know that. No, there's no way you do not know that though. We do that because you have to have at least a thousand followers.
Speaker 2:Unless you're part of a multi-channel network, you can't monetize them.
Speaker 3:He may be part of an Alamedon. Who knows, maybe he's part of Machinima, I don't know. Now my other theory is that. Yeah, maybe, who knows, my other theory kicked in.
Speaker 2:Maybe he's his own multi-channel network.
Speaker 3:He might be the carry beyond films network. Now my other theory kind of kicked in a little bit as we were talking about this. I kind of got to piece it together a little bit as we go, because I was piecing it together as the episode went along. So part of me thinks as well, this might not be a movie thing as much as perhaps, like you guys are saying, a mental thing. Reason being is there is no way he could be profitable holding on to all these for seven years just to get the money out of South 32. Now remember the original lawsuit. He wanted $10 million out of South 32. We're coming up on the seven-year mark. He's spending almost a million dollars a year on these.
Speaker 2:But even those domains were registered before then though, so you're telling me this was a long con that he's been spending money on.
Speaker 3:No, what I'm saying is this might be very foolish of him to do and this is why I was thinking I might be agreeing with you guys now with the whole mental thing, because there's no way he's going to make money off this. Let's say, for example, south 32 caves and they're just like, yeah, we'll buy for the $10 million, if anything. He's probably just netting even Seven years of all this work because he's still putting in the work he's updating these.
Speaker 3:Like Jason said, he checked the website last week and now it's changed. So he's changing all these websites. He's actively changing these websites over a course of seven years and for what he's spent, I'm going to approximate around $7 million on this, because it's almost a million dollars a year to have all these domains. So he's spending all this money on these domains over seven years. Ain't no way to be profitable with this original lawsuit of $10 million or not lawsuit, this original offer of $10 million towards South 32 mining. Ain't no way.
Speaker 5:So All right, but if he gets a payoff of $10 million.
Speaker 3:How is he making money? He's already at like $7 million and that's a rough estimate so far, yeah.
Speaker 5:He's almost at that. But what I'm saying is, if this works for him, he's netting $3 million at this point.
Speaker 3:Well, that's if our calculations are very low. Rough calculations are accurate of just $10 a place which is not like Matt said. The single alphabet once costs more. So, he's probably at over a million dollars a year on this.
Speaker 3:So, what the fuck is this guy thinking? I think it's a mental thing now. At first I was like at first, it's just the principle. My mindset has changed so much over the past week. I first thought it was just straight up cybersquatting, and I honestly do think it is cybersquatting. But then I was like you know what this might be? Gorilla marketing for the movie. Think about it.
Speaker 6:He could have the budget for this type of gorilla marketing, but it's so bad, but it's been seven years now, and now I'm thinking it's also so bad.
Speaker 1:Now I'm thinking it's a mental game.
Speaker 2:I think he's just gonna die on this hill.
Speaker 2:Here are the things that. Well, here is what I think turns me away from my two other theories, which were what you said, which is the gorilla marketing, and then also the idea that I had that maybe he got some attention from this and is just really bored and is just fucking with people at this point. That's. Another theory is that people are losing their minds over this like we are, and so he's literally just fucking with people for the fun of it. The two things that make me think that that probably isn't the case is that, unless he's just a total psychopath, why would you be posting pictures of it? People?
Speaker 3:play the games in the Z80s.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but why would you be posting pictures of a person and just like putting like rapists over them and stuff Like that's fucked up, he probably doesn't care.
Speaker 3:He doesn't care. He's in his 80s, he's on his deathbed. He don't give a shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, I guess do we know how he's a, he's a vengeful dick like.
Speaker 3:The hit right. But yeah, no, I honestly my my idea. I don't honestly know what I believe. All I know is this guy is my fucking hero, like Luigi, if you're listening and I know you probably are, because you probably have a Google alert set for South 32 in recent updates For it's got a bot that's crawling the internet.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so I know you're probably listening, dude. This shit was so fucking fun and so awesome for me. I love this. This is type of shit I'm here for. I fucking loved it. Luigi, if you're out there, I would come on the show. Yeah right, generally, this is the one of the most interesting things that I have found online.
Speaker 5:I fucking weird. I fucking love it.
Speaker 1:Because there's no, there's no right answer.
Speaker 3:Anything fucking goes. You can throw anything at the wall and it could be right. Who's the fucking say?
Speaker 5:there's. There's two possible answers here, the first one being thank you, john Malini in competence incarnate, which is this is going to say that we live in a world allows him Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly that allows a man to own 74,000 domain names and IPs and then squat on those and try to charge people for them. So that's the one possibility.
Speaker 4:The other possibility Can I, can I read his LinkedIn bio?
Speaker 2:Yeah, please go ahead. Is this Saeed's or is this Luigi?
Speaker 4:Yeah, this is mr Luigi buy-in. Okay, so this is mr Luigi buy-in, south 32. Ceo, south 32. Calm freedom human rights Activists will make Iran and offer they can't refuse Mr Luigi buy-in, south 32. Ceo, businessman, hollywood film producer and creative visionary, creating stories that reflect society to impact positive change To his community and the world. He began his career within the film industry in 2005 in Los Angeles. His lifelong passion for movies and expression through film drove him to pursue a career within the business. The desire to create inspirational movies that has an impact on society has been a driving force of his success. With more than a hundred million views in growing, the value of his company is now worth over several billion dollars. Acclaimed featured stars in his movies have included Vivica a fox, teresa Gibson, john Lovett's Cheechman.
Speaker 3:Reese Gibson.
Speaker 4:Eric Roberts, ben veneer Viren and Kim whitely. Completed movies include. Completed movies include South 32, south 32, calm, fatima and David and my experience, alongside his Creative, visionary talent beyond, is also a lifelong peace activist. Blah, blah, blah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, all right, I just came up with another theory, and it's only because of exactly the way that this LinkedIn bio started, and that is that this whole thing, all all three of these people, are actually one person who we haven't named yet, and it's Elon Musk.
Speaker 3:I think he's got, he's got the spare cash he's got.
Speaker 2:I mean read, reread the first like section of the LinkedIn and tell me it doesn't sound like something. Yeah, no, it's definitely.
Speaker 4:I mean make I ran and offer. They can't refuse, you know it does that first sentence sounds like something?
Speaker 5:that Elon would name one of his children. Yeah, you're right. So the weird thing is, there's like a little, there's a little section that says people also viewed, and there's a guy named Daniel.
Speaker 4:Yam to buy in. It's not say, but it's Daniel.
Speaker 5:God damn it, it goes deeper, oh shit.
Speaker 4:Daniels gay.
Speaker 5:Daniels gay right oh.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 5:Shit Is Daniels gay. It leads you to fucking south 32. Now we see Daniel Yam. It's a buy-in, it's all coming. He just hate his brother. I don't know, man, he doesn't really have a bio.
Speaker 4:I follow him in LinkedIn. Yeah, 100% here. Well.
Speaker 5:Well docs the same Well, well docs this man in our fucking description.
Speaker 4:I'm just kidding, he's a founder of something called buy-in capital.
Speaker 5:buy-in capital, god damn it. This goes deeper, are you fucking?
Speaker 4:kidding me A private growth investment firm, an incubator that builds an investment.
Speaker 2:It's a hedge fund. I think we've reached the end of this.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think so too. I don't think I care anymore. I do.
Speaker 3:I do what I don't if you go to south32.com, it'll redirect you to deludicom where you.
Speaker 1:Will.
Speaker 3:Give us some sort of money or not, that's up to you. But you can also get some merch.
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Speaker 5:Especially if you do it for this next upcoming week.
Speaker 3:We are no recording. No, not on the Google phone number. We've established that. That's all through G. Oh, you know, you're right. You're right, you fool.
Speaker 5:I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm undermining your whole thing, I'm so sorry, comes out there's probably way too late doing this. Yeah, wait, that's fair.
Speaker 4:We already have eight emails oh nice of new stories.
Speaker 5:So we're good, oh shit, okay, nice.
Speaker 3:Yep. All in all, I want you to go out there and I want you to find a man named Luigi's probably gonna be Italian. Go to a pizzeria. Go to a Panera or not a Panera. Go to a golden Olive Garden.
Speaker 2:Ask for their finest, luigi, I want you to ask for the finest post Malone.
Speaker 3:I want you to kiss him and I want you to take the breadsticks home with you, because God dang, they're good. Moot, do you have anything you want to say to the people I?
Speaker 2:Wrote a song about getting better, and it's a feeling hell yeah. I can't remember yeah our farts.
Speaker 5:Counting worms or Doug. What do you got?
Speaker 4:Uh, something, something. Peans 32.com and beans 32.com. You slap them together, you get Peans and beans 32.com.
Speaker 3:I'm on record of saying post 47.
Speaker 5:Am I taking a shot. Is that why you gave this to me? Okay?
Speaker 4:you wouldn't want to do that.
Speaker 2:That is just my pot of cheese and more 95% alcohol.
Speaker 5:Also, it's rough, not gonna lie.
Speaker 3:I skated, skirted over it before he has the domain sex hounds calm. Yeah, that sounds that very surprised that wasn't taken before, because if you look at some of these porn sites they're like sex, sex, becks, calm, but fuck right, fucky bucky calm, and it's like well, it's because it's because, it's because it's calm.
Speaker 5:Fussy boozy. It's because sex hounds that calm was taken. You're right.
Speaker 3:I'm fucking a fucking, a bucky's. Anyway, sorry, doug, didn't mean to interrupt. You keep going, that was it man.
Speaker 4:Oh, jason beans dot 32.com. You can pay me 10 mil for it. If you want, I will.
Speaker 5:I will say as always stay fucking paranoid, keep it wits about you and also make sure that some fucking shenanigans like this are not going on with your back end of your website. But I Am gonna introduce the newest segment of our regularly scheduled programming and that is these.
Speaker 2:You know, I'm gonna figure out a way to make this quick, but yeah, We'll make it quick, I promise, but this is just called it.
Speaker 5:We're just gonna call it wet, hot, alasora summer, because I'd like I don't know how else to call this somebody Send us this in the fan mail.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's a blank novel.
Speaker 5:It's a blank novel with here. I'll show it on the video, I guess, but it's the picture of an Alasaurus embracing a Woman, and I'm assuming this is supposed to be a sex novel about how a woman fucks a dinosaur. But there's nothing in here, so it doesn't even have to be.
Speaker 3:I have an idea it really doesn't, but we're gonna.
Speaker 4:We're gonna do one, one sentence, an episode, one sentence. I have a better idea.
Speaker 3:I have a better idea. If you're okay with it, you write the first. You write the first sentence and then Email us what you think the next sentence that works with that will be, and we'll write it in there and we'll keep that going until all of the looty writes a novel together.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we can do that we could do this same thing and just take suggestions.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. But this first one, I want the four of us to come to a consensus, because the first sentence of a book Since the whole tone you know what I mean fade in exterior Alasaurus a penis.
Speaker 2:Nope, nope, nope, fade in exterior a penis that is too hot. Yes, I think, I think it has to be that I already wrote it and he didn't know I.
Speaker 5:Did and I didn't all right, all right, fine, fuck it.
Speaker 1:Fade in exterior a penis.
Speaker 4:Penis, that is too hot.
Speaker 5:If you want to sit down, you guys take us out if you want to submit your suggestion.
Speaker 2:The main character has to be Marcus fart, but yeah, yeah, okay, dr Marcus, Hi, everybody have a blessed day.
Speaker 6:Stop the looty boys. My name is Taylor. I'm fresh out of Wisconsin, just north of you boys, just got done listening to the Mexican alien episode and, I'll be honest, I did not know that was going on, but I have seen lots and lots of people making takes out of alien husks, so I guess that makes sense. I wanted to call because I know that you mentioned Kiwi Herman at the tail end of last episode. I just wanted to make sure that you guys knew that Paul Rubin, the guy who plays Kiwi Herman, actually died. Not to sound so tripper and cheery about it, because rest in peace, kiwi Herman. But I just want to make it clear If you guys are getting scammed by lookalikes, it is indeed a scam. Watch out for Kiwi Herman's out there. They are not real. Have a good day, guys. They're awesome and you write in my day every day. I.