I am not an anarchist.
I believe in having some kind of a structured governmental type of society
People who are anarchists are, in fact, not connected to reality
In reality, people will do what is ever
most necessary to them at any given moment in time.
If people are hungry, they will do whatever it takes to get food.
If peoples children are hungry, they will do whatever it takes to get their children food.
If their children are cold, people will do whatever it takes to get the clothing
to make their children warm.
Then you wind up with people fighting over what people have always fought over,
which is resources.
So the only way you can stop people from fighting for resources,
on a small scale, be it
"-Give me the toy. -I don't want the toy."
Or on a large scale like,
"-Give me the oil, I need your oil. -No we want the oil".
The only way you can prevent that is to have a large governing body
or a communal toy chest which can be controlled.
You have to pool your resources together so that you make
sure that you can distribute these resources.
Otherwise you wind up with a war-lord state.
Now there's all kinds of social scientists who will go off and explain all these
different methods of creating, you know, creating different structures,
and why anarchy works and all that jazz.
And I call bullshit on the greater.. You know...
I've never seen a society in the history of the world
that has ever been able to function under anarchy.
I don't know one.
And further to that, a space program is really really difficult
to come across when you have anarchy.
So you know if we're going to evolve as a species,
were going to need some kind of government.
Now once we have established that,
we're not going to go into what kind of government we should have,
but we're going to establish that we need some kind of government.
Now following that, the government must have money, in order to fund the projects,
such as a space program, it will need money.
This is why you should pay taxes. It's ok to be taxed.
It's not ok to be taxed to death and turned into slaves
That's not cool!
But it's ok to pay taxes so that the civilization,
so that your society so that humanity can advance.
Unless we have some higher ideals, being funded by the whole,
no individual will be able to benefit from this.
You think of all the technology that exists in the world today
that has come from things like the space program,
that has come from things like public education
the amount of technology and the amount of benefit
that has come to the average human being is phenomenal
and now with the advent of the Internet and the ability to distribute knowledge freely,
this is fantastic!
we should be on the werge of world peace!
But are we? No! We're not. Why?
Because of selfishness and because off all these other problems.
Now, you could get very deep into the, you know,
sociological impacts and the political impacts
and all these different things, but realistically,
we have to at least start from a starting point of going:
"OK, we need a government. There has to be a government of some type."
Whether it's a left wing government or if it's a right wing government.
OK, we're not going to go there.
but we will need a government, because the whole concept of not having one,
having no way to pool all our resources, having no way to have
you know, a communal toy box, well, no one's going to get anything.
Waking. Here I am.
Sleeping. Here I am.
Dreaming. Here I am.
Waking, sleeping, dreaming. Here I am.
Always I was here.
Now I speak to you.
Just have no fear.
You don't know how much you miss
by not knowing yourself.
Do you run the risk?
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here I am.
A lot of people ask me about the concept of "selling out" and the concept of
whether or not you're staying true to your ideals.
You get a lot of critisism as you go along with concepts and ideas
that you come up with in your own life.
Now, in order to "sell out" first you have to have a concept which is your own.
Otherwise you're not selling out, you're jumping on a band waggon.
But let's pretend for a moment that you've come up with a concept.
You've decided that you are going to make doylies to save the world, okay.
And as you knit your doylies to save the world, this is your concept,
this is what you're going to do.
So you begin knitting doylies to save the world, and wouldn't you know it a lot of
people get involved and they think your doylies are the best doylies on the planet.
And before you know it, they say,
"Hey, we've got a lot of advertizers here who are interested in your doylies."
Kraft foods wants to endorse your doylies.
Things like this.
Now people at this stage will go
"Aw, I don't agree with this" and "Oh, I don't agree with that",
but you've gotta bear in mind, don't get caught up on the details.
What are you doing? This is your concept. If you're doing things for world peace,
the intent here is not to make doylies, the intent is to get world peace.
And a lot of people are going to be really, really quick with critisism.
Those who can not, will critisize.
Now, if you're making your doylies for world peace, realize you'll never have world peace,
sell your doilies, take the money and run, this is in fact, selling out.
However, if you were to take your doylies, do a contract for Kraft foods,
take the money and then dedicate that money to, say, world peace,
I don't think that'd be selling out.
Selling out is never really as simple as signing your line on a dotted line
or doing something with the Devil.
This is not selling out. Selling out is a concept.
It's a resignation of mind. Not an action in the physical world.
Selling out...
You know, people say "I didn't sell out, I bought in."
Well, you know, part of what we're doing here is we're trying to change our reality.
We're trying to change how people think. We're trying to change how people act.
We're trying to change how people interact and how they spend their money,
how they enforce their shopping dollars.
That's what we're trying to change.
So there's nothing shameful about money.
Money is merely a means to an end. It gives you power.
Every dollar you spend is in essence an expenditure of power.
So as you except money, it's giving you power.
Now it all depends on what you do with the money. That's what matters.
If a person were to go...
Say, I've done a lot of different project, I've done a lot of different things.
Now if I made a whole bunch of money, people stop there! They go:
"Oh he made a bunch of money!"
What did he do with the money?
What did Jaques Costeau do with the money?
What have all these other people who've been...
What does Noam Chomsky do with the money?
What does all these other people do with the money they get?
That's when you determine how someone's a sellout.
Now how they got the money?
It's what did they do with the money that they have?
What is their intent?
Intention is key.
Especially with the concepts of selling out or staying true to a cause.
So the first thing you got to know is you've got to have a cause you're staying true to.
And it's got to be your own, otherwise, there's no selling out.
Otherwise you're just following along with something or someone else.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
There's nothing wrong with lending your support to a movement.
That's what Rantmedia does, that's what all of us do.
But you've gotta make certain that if something changes within that movement
you're not just going to go along with it as well.
You've gotta be able to step back and go "I don't know..."
Everything's an individual decision.
But you've gotta look at intent, that's the major goal.
You're gonna make sure you do one day
a week of gathering new experiences.
And this is what I like to call
my "Fight Club Day".
New experiences is going out into the world and putting yourself
in situations where you are uncomfortable.
This doesn't mean you go out and you beat people up.
It means you go places you haven't been before.
If there's, I dunno, a drag show going on, go down and check that out.
Maybe they've got like some Hare Krishna thing going on down at the park.
Go check that out. It's about getting out and getting involved
in what's going on in the world around you.
Your own experience is an amazing teacher.
You work on observation skills.
You work on what it is to be by yourself.
And these should be done...
The new experience thing should be done on your own.
You shouldn't do that with people.
If you want to do it with a friend, it gets a little dangerous sometimes
because you're not really... You're taking in...
The two of you decide the way things are.
You don't decide how you're perceiving this.
You have the affirmation of another person to tell you,
"-Oh, that's cool. Don't you think that's cool? -Yeah we think that's cool."
And suddenly that becomes cool.
Versus what you believe to be cool, where you go,
"Yeah, I like that, that's really neat."
So I'm a big fan of, when you go out to experience new things,
I like doing it by myself.
Because that way it's very.. Umm.. Well it seems to be more honest, I suppose.
And it definitely empowers you, because then you know why the reason is
you chose what you chose and you like what you like.
And things of this nature.
So one day a week, go out, gather new experiences.
Even if you're just walking around places you've never been.
Go for a drive. Or maybe you want to take a course?
Like... You know you wanna go... More for the experience of taking a course.
Like a meditation course or something like that.
You can sorta combine those two that way.
There's no hard and fast rules other than:
One day a week you're going for new experiences.
And in your last day of week, of couse, because you have seven days,
even God had to take one day to rest.
Which means you do bubkiss. Nothing.
And you're, like, "Oh my god! I'm wasting time!"
I get so much email from people going "Sean, I waste time.
Always wasting time. My god, the time. I've got no time, I've got no time..."
Dude. If you do not Take time, you will never Have time.
Time? You have all the time you want.
Your time is your own. There's only consequences if you don't do certain things.
"But if I don't go here then this will happen, and..."
Yes, you know what? It will. Zen out, sit down,
become like a rock and let the world move around you.
Eventually you will realise that "Whoa, wait a second, I'm Here, everything else is
moving around me and I have the option to step outside of the chaos that is life."
When you're able to do that, you're able to plan things,
come up with your own ideas and own thoughts and images and things like this.
This is how we've been able to do everything we've done.
All the filming, all the work, everything at Rant Radio and Rant Media.
I mean that's how every artist everywhere has ever accomplished anything,
is to step outside of the system and go with what they feel is a goal.
That's my time managment system.
That's how I operate in this crazy world we're living in.
Maybe it can help you out.
My name's Sean Kennedy, and I am the Fucking Man!
*Sirens*
I wanna know what you think
about all the medication,
like the prozac, all the
mandatory mental health testing
they wanna do in the US.
Why do you think that's bad?
Why do you think that all these people are taking prozac now,
and mandatory medication of children,
why do you think that's bad?
-Oh my gosh, because it's just the big pharmaceutical companies
that wanna make the big bucks.
It has nothing to do with the needs of the people,
it has to do with the rich bastards who owns the pharmaceutical companies.
They wanna get richer and richer and richer and squeeze us all down
into little lumps of medicated goo.
Poor goo.
-What do you think about the amount of medication that's being
handed out to kids young people, that kind of stuff?
Like a lot of are on Prozac, Zyban, Zanex, all that kind of stuff.
Antidepressants are everywhere.
They're talking about mandatory mental health testing and of all school children in the US.
What do you think about that?
-I think it shows a real lack of spiritualness.
Where everybody's going for the right answers and they're lacking a complete
set of mysticism and of prayer and that
when people aren't at peace with themselves and they're not at peace with the world.
They haven't, excuse me for sounding religious, but
"forgiven people", when they're harboring resentment in their hearts.
Then they're very angry and everybody's saying
"Oh you're supposed to be happy all the time
and you're supposed to be peaceful all the time."
And then everybody's going for happiness rather than a sense of
peace and well-being with everybody around them.
So everybody's going for this when your natural state is somewhere around here.
So you end up going up being really really happy and excited
and so naturally you're going to fluctuate.
So people are afraid of sadness and of sorrow and of suffering.
So when you're afraid of sadness and of sorrow and suffering
you always wanna be extatic and happy,
and it's impossible for someone to be extatic and happy all the time.
-What would you suggest instead of medicating, and medicating young people,
and stuff like that, what would you think would be a better idea?
-Teach people that it's OK to be sad and that there's a natural ebb and flow of the world,
that there are happy times there are sad times.
It's OK to weap at a funeral, it's OK to be sad that someone's left you.
It's OK to be really happy when someone's near.
But you have to be happy and you have to be sad.
-A lot of people that aren't really sick but they're just kind of in a slump or depressed,
they put them on antidepressants, and it's easier to get now, and
alot of people
are taking antidepressants for fun when they're not even depressed.
-Do you think that's true? Do you think that alot of people abuse it?
-She took all my points...
-What'd you say? What'd you say?
-She took all my points
-Yeah I think there might be, yeah. -You think so?
-Yeah because a lot of people are taking ritalin for fun 'cause it gets them more hyped up and,
Yeah, that, or certain people, to calm them down or something like that.
Do you think there are a lot of people that are mentally deranged,
in society today or do you think it's just a bit...
-Yeah I think it's overrated, yeah, I don't think there's a lot of people that are you know
mentally deranged or whatever, there's probably people having problems or whatever.
-What would you suggest for people who are upset with their lives or kids and all that,
instead of medication, what would you think would be a better sollution?
-Activities.
-Yeah activities, like a hobby or something.
Do something to get your mind off of it.
Yeah, like something, like a hobby or something. I dunno...
-You know, just be active?
It's better than drugs that can screw you up. -Yeah.
-You don't... It's like, kids don't have to take that, it's about diet.
If you take all red food dyes out of a childs diet and some other things
like less sugar and whatnot, those children will be like perfectly sane wheresat
if you feed them Ritalin they have drug abuse problems later in live.
I know tons of who've taken Ritalin as children,
and turned out to be mad drug abusers
like total like excessive users, right?
They get into anything, because like that's their thing, right?
What do you think about the amount of medication
that is being doled out to young people
especially ADHD, a lot of people on Lithium, Prozac, Zanex, Zyban?
What do you think about that?
I would wonder if there's a better way to deal with the rising number
of social behavioural whatever problems in North American
than medication.
Not saying I have any answers, but from what you hear it doesn't
appear to be a rising problem in any continent besides North America.
So I woudn't think it's necessary chemically or medicationally caused.
-What are some of the dangers, you'd think? Like what would you be concerned
if your child, say you had a child, and your child was told that...
Because they're talking about mandatory
mental health testing of children now in the United States in all public school systems.
Oh, in all public schools...
Yeah so that if your child goes to public school, if they're medicated,
because they decide that they should be medicated, would you as a parent decide not
to medicate your child, you could be charged with child abuse.
So how do you feel about the whole, with children... What do you think the dangers are?
-Drug dependencies, for sure.
Isn't the point of medication to get someone better
and not to make them dependent on the drug?
So that would raise the question why are we giving them medication?
Is there another way to deal with this problem?
-What do you think about the amount of Lithium, Prozac, Zanex, Zyban,
stuff like that that's being pushed on society and pushed on kids and stuff like that?
-I think it's pretty gross. I think that they can be used as a tool,
mostly with older people I think.
Little kids, you know, they're hyper, it happens.
I think they can be used as a tool, but as a lifestyle,
it's the same thing as being a drug addict.
Using Prozac and that kind of thing.
What's the difference, you suppose , between a guy smoking a crackpipe
and some executive droping Prozac 6 times a day?
Absolutely nothing, it's the same thing, you're hiding from your problems
instead of dealing with them. So... Yeah...
-What do you think about, in the states, they're talking about mandatory mental health testing
of all public school children and if they're found to be defficient, then they're going to have
mandatory medication for all school children and if they don't give them medication
the parents are charged with child abuse.
Would you have something to say about that?
-Yeah I think that's pretty disgusting. I think, like I said, kids get hyper, you know,
that's what kids are, it's personality traits more than mental defects.
I mean if a kid is acctually sick then medication can be an option,
but mandatory mental health testing, just test the parents just as much
as they're testing the kids.
If someone came to you and said that your child should be on medication
or were going to take your child away from you, what would you do?
Well, I'd fight it to the absolute end. I mean, I'm...
That's kind of a really scary thought, I don't know, like...
-Do you think that there's probably nothing you wouldn't do to protect your child though?
Oh, absolutely!
Well, judging from the one experience in my life that kind of relates to this,
my brother was diagnosed with ADHD and was put on Ritalin
for a great many years of his life
and now he's addicted to this drug and any upper he can find.
Speed, coke, whatever. If it gets you up he's all over it. Caffeine, everything.
-What do you think is the sollution instead of medicating children?
-Behavioural modification. I really think so. Takes a lot more time, takes a lot more effort,
but it's far more worth it in the long run.
-What do you think about, they're talking about mandatory mental health testing
of all school children in the United States?
-I know, fuck, I get so mad about that.
-Why do you get mad?
-It's... Oh geez...
-Just talk to him. -Don't worry about the cameraman, he's...
-I just go mad because it's just, the whole reason is, most of the drugs that they're using
like over-the-counter drugs are proven that they don't actually fucking work.
I shouldn't swear, should I?
-No, no, I'm known as Sean Kennedy, the Fucking Man,
so don't worry about it, It's all internet,
so there's not such... You can swear, whatever's fine.
But, so you think that these drugs actually don't work?
-Well, some of the do, I know, but like, the effects are just pointless,
cause they're giving kids a whole bunch of drugs for, like, what is is for, like...
-Well, I guess they think that these kids are crazy.
-Yeah, but, like, just even hyper-active kids are given drugs too for what reason
they're kids they don't have the mental stability yet to, you know,
focus on certain things. They're like, what, in grade one and two?
-Your diet... -Yeah
...is so unbelievably important that people don't even realize it.
Our bodies is basically just an immune system and like no one realizes that that's all it is,
like the digestiv system.
And, like, we function off of what we put into our body and like, people are just like
feeding their kids fucking shit after shit and like pretty much shit, really.
Literally.
-You're completely correct, yeah, you couldn't be more right.
-You know, it's just like, if people actually focus on like becoming more healthy
and actually learning about what's good for their body
because everyone's different too, right?
But instead of that they always just lump them like
"Oh you're fucked up cause, ah..." you know, they give some bullshit excuse.
And "Give us money and we'll make you better"
but really it's just about learning how to actually live properly.
No one in America... I'm sure...
-North america...
-North america, yeah, fuck, any western civilisation, we're all...
We're fucked!
It's hard being a corporate prisoner, you know?
You commit all these major frauds and then you just wind up in the yard.
You never really know what's going to happen to you.
Are you going to wind up being some accountants bitch?
Or maybe they lawyers'll come for you. They move around in packs on the inside.
Always lifting their books, trying to pump some more knowledge.
It's rough being on the inside as a business prisoner.
I mean, when you think of all the prisoners of businesses that already exist
like Martha Stewart, and everyone else, it's just...
You never really know where the busness man is going to wind up .
Maybe you're going to be on the wrong side of the bars one day?
You can just hope that maybe, just maybe, the really bad pencil pushers won't find you.
You never really know where you're going to wind up when you
stay on the wrong side of the business law.
But that's why we've got business lawyers, those shifty dirty bastards.
Now, in Maslows need hierarchy it comes down the pipe that
you have to have Food, Safety,
Shelter, Music, Transportation.
It's very very important
that we have transportation.
And of course in todays day and age the number one way they want to get you is
they want to put you in dept so that you are enslaved to puchase this vehicle.
Vehicles shouldn't be $35000, vehicles shouldn't be $40000.
There's just not $40000 worth of materials there.
How is it possible that a motor cycle and a car cost the same?
It doesn't make any sense, it's because it's all controlled by business.
So the best way to do this of course is that you should never buy anything new!
"So, but I need a car, Sean! How am I going to get a car unless I buy a new car?"
Well, see there's all these other people who bought new cars and now they sell them.
Probably in your community you have something very similar to this
called the Buy and Sell.
And what it does is this is where people take all their cars and they want to sell
and they give them away...
But it doesn't matter what kind of car you want.
It's not about what you want, it's what you can get.
You can make anything cool, it's just a matter of what you can get your hand on.
What you've gotta start with is "How much money do you have?"
I have $1000 cash.
Since I have $1000 cash I can then go through the buy and sell
and then figure out every vehicle that will work.
Every vehicle that is under $1000 that runs and is currently running,
and that's where you start.
That's your starting point so you've got to get a hold of some listing.
Try not just the Internet, you got to get offline sometimes.
Some people still use the newspapers.
Get yourself some unit with a lot of cars and look at everything
that costs less than the amount of money you have to spend.
So let's do that now.
Now that you've made your list you have to make the short-list.
You wanna take out everything in here that just isn't going to work,
that you know is just a beater you know is not going to be the vehicle you want.
I don't mean driving around in some Toyota Torris or whatever the hell
it is that they got going on, ok?
I wanna make sure that you get a vehicle that you'll enjoy. Get a vehicle you'd like,
something that makes you feel like "Yeah I like that car".
Something that's got a little bit of style to it, you know.
Something that has a bit of flare.
So you go through it, take a look at the ones that are just on the out list.
These are on the out list, and then you have your short list,
which, what I've done, because I'm me,
is I've glued it inside my little FMP so I can start and do research on it here.
Once you get that down, make a few phone calls, figure out,
trying to get a vibe for it, see what they're saying about their car.
"Well, it's kind of for parts..." Bad!
Anything that they say it's "More for parts" is more bad,
so don't go near anything that they say is for parts.
But if it runs great and looks good, all that kind of jazz and they're on the phone saying
"Yeah, it's a really good vehicle.", then you know when you say
"I'm coming down to take a look at it", they know that well,
"Well, it's kind of more for parts", then you can factor that one out too.
So we have narrowed it down to two choices.
Now you must tie into the best resource you have.
The best resource you have, after you've gone to this point
when you have the short list of your vehicles,
You know the vehicles you wanna look at, the most important,
most important thing to do is to bring along
The Car Guy.
Everybody has a Car Guy. Everybody has a guy they know who helps them with their car.
Much like we're all the Computer Guys,
you must treat the Car Guy with the outmost respect.
Don't waste his time. He's coming down to help you look for a vehicle and you're being all
"I don't know what I want".
You've already got a short list, you've already got the addresses,
his job is to be there as a consultant to say Yay or Nay.
It prevents you from spending a lot of money - that's really, really stupid.
So don't waste the Car Guy's time, bad idea.
So my Car Guy, is Jim.
Hey! How's it going?
Cool! Are we still down for today?
Good. Good. So I'll be seeing you at the house then pretty quick?
Excellent! Alright, see you in a bit!
So, Jim's on his way.
Bitchin' Camaro, bitchin' Camaro
I ran over my neighbors.
Bitchin' Camaro, bitchin' Camaro
Now it's in all the papers.
My folks bought me a bitchin Camaro
with no insurance to match
So if I happen to run you down, please don't leave a scratch.
But, so, you're saying 800 bucks?
Can you open the door, so I can look inside?
Does she, like, turn over that one or what?
There's no battery in it.
I was going to strip it but I was underneath of it and stuff, right?
And it's too good a shape to start stripping, so, cause I need a front-end under mine. It's bent.
-Oh I see, OK. -Yeah.
But then I, like I said, it's too good a shape to start stripping it.
There's no rust on it really. A little bit underneath of it.
Something got a 267 and if you guys know anything about repairs.
-Right, so...
So, that's pretty much it, then 800 bucks, and...
What were you doing before you're selling this thing?
I'd like to repaint the front clip, but if you guys are going to paint it...
Yeah, I know, the car we're going to take it, I'll probably give you...
Well, I mean, I got a couple of, like a little hockeysock full of cars I'm looking at,
and then what I'll do is I'll come back and throw some patches.
This is like a low-budget/no-budget thing we're doing here.
We're probably just going to, I dunno, paint it or trash it or whatever.
I don't know what the fuck we're going to wind up doing with it, so...
-Welcome back. -No bullshit, $800 is as low as you go, or what?
-Well, no, $600 is as low as I go.
-Ok, I won't fuck you on that then. That's pretty good.
-That's fair.
-Well, I tell you what, we'll be back in about an hour, we'll just go look at two other cars,
we'll come back and take a look at her.
OK, perfect, thanks.
Jim, analysis?
-It might work.
-Think so? -Yeah.
OK, well, we've gotta see when the engine turns over right, that's the plan.
Once we get that thing turned over, mind you...
Nice guy though, I mean $600 for that car?
Price is right.
Price is right, can't go wrong with $600. I have $1000.
So, that gives me... -Gives you $400.
-That leaves me $400, well, actually, technically $390
because I bought coffee and I didn't have any money.
Of course, I could probably steal $20 from my wife.
You know... That way it's cool.
So that was Car A.
We're now going to look at Truck B,
and I'm hoping that Truck B is better because it's on propane.
Hey! 'sup?
'sup?
So this is it here?
-Yeah! -Oh, what do you know?
-Parked out here, but it haven't done much with it lately.
Now we have the new truck and the new truck carries the anina just fine, so...
-It's open. -Is it?
-Yeah, do you think we lock things with that thing around?
-Yeah, that's true... -No need, no need at all.
-Yeah, and the people aren't even safe in here.
He should be here shortly, but yeah, it's been parked here for, well, obviously,
you can tell on the grass, it has been parked here for a little bit.
Yeah, it's not too bad though.
But, the tail gate works on it, which I heard with these, it's an issue.
-Really? -Well, that's what I've heard.
-There we go.
Something happened there. Oh, hey, hey, that's an opener here.
-Dun-da-da-nah! -There we go.
-Mmm... -That looks big.
-It does?
Looks like a... -It's already a 360 or something.
-You're doing very well. -I can sell animals that jump big jumps.
You wanna buy a horse? This was $35000.
-$35000?!
-That's a $35000 horse. -Oh, dude, it's a 400.
-But it only has one horse power!
-Yeah, but it jumps like it's got 20.
-So if that's a 400 cubic inch engine, what does that mean if we put that in propane?
Still going to burn a lot of gas.
So what's the issues with it? Anything?
Oh, now I'm not 100% sure.
That tire has a slow leak in it, I just haven't pumped it up in six months.
Right.
-Does the 4x4 work? -Yeah.
-Locking and all that stuff works? -It works fine, yeah.
-Body shot? -I had another drive shaft,
It started shaking so I thought the drive shaft was gone so I went to the auto-rep to buy
another drive shaft and then I pulled it apart and the u-joint was gone.
So I've got another drive shaft sitting over there if you want it.
-Right! A good deal. -Just in case...
-Sure, why not? -We had two hundred dollars.
-What the hell, hey man you know I'll be just like driving down the street just
"Hi, I'm canadian!". Yeah it'll be bad...
-That's great, though, and it's 400, eh? -Yeah.
All kinds of juice. She goes.
-Yes. -Yeah, oh yeah.
I never use first, always start in second.
Yeah. Cause it just doesn't...
-What's the point? -Yeah! hehe.
You're just like "Oh, OK!"
It's like using a first in a semi.
-You sure you want to get rid of it? Cause you're going to go:
"I had this 79 bronco..."
Don't!
Yeah! Hehehe!
As a man, as a fellow man, I have to do that. I have to do that as a fellow guy.
I know. I don't want him looking at me like, all mournful every day as I drive by.
-OK, let's just pretend we've all bartered and everything,
and just told me what the lowest price you're going on this is.
And what would that be?
-I don't know... -Really?
-You're asking me. No, that's brutal.
OK, how about this, would you take seven for it?
If I came back with cash today?
If I act now on this limited time offer?
-Right now?
Pick it up and tow it away?
-Yeah, get it out of the yard.
Well, I need a battery.
You got to at least see it running.
That's the only thing I got to do.
That's just fair, because otherwise, you know...
If it is any consolation, I feel like a total schmo considering how much you liked this thing.
I've had a long time...
-The canopy... -Yeah?
-Every time I took it off, I hold it down.
Oh, really? So she's good in there?
It's only, like, three or four pins in it.
The other ones are all moved or brought off or whatever.
It'll slide right off, no problem.
And the color's fantastic!
-It goes! -Run!
A good shower of propane didn't help.
No, not a lot.
No one stops a $35000 horse.
Oh, don't worry, we shall have a hand on him, he'll be fine.
It's the Camaro, or the Bronco.
Both end with an "O"!
This one's a '79?
-The only downside with this is the big motor.
Yeah, she's going to burn a little bit of gas.
-Versus the Camaro.
-Yeah it'll burn less. Definitely.
-Yeah, but it's propane, so propane is cheaper, yes?
-You know what? I think this will probably cost you more, even though it's propane.
-But what does it do? -What does it do?
-It's a 4x4. -It'll get you into the bush.
And it's orange. That'll change. -Yeah
-What do you think?
I feel a serious leaning towards this vehicle.
-For the cool factor, I'd say yes.
-But why is it cool? For function?
I guess for function? -Yeah.
-I bet you that he obviously... I don't think that...
That was either the greatest academy performance ever,
or he really doesn't want to part with this thing.
And she was like... She was on him about it.
I feel kind of bad, swooping in, taking away this.
It's like "Yeah, it's mine, and I kissed my first girl in it, you know...
Oh God, I can't talk about this..."
I thought he was going to break down on me there.
So, hmm...
But apparently it has definitely roadwarrior potential, you know?
-This will cost you a fortune in gas, though.
-Propane!
Propane, propane propane! -A fortune in propane.
-But it's not a 4x4.
What if one would want to turn this back into a gas vehicle?
-We could. -Yeah?
One.
So we've got...
What've we got over here?
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
And fifty, there we go.
So, we have the two vehicles between which to decide.
We have the car that was originally 800, then went to 600,
which is the Camaro.
Straight lines, good body, goes fast.
It's got a 260, what the hell's it got? -267
-267, which means that the car goes... OK?
-Well, It'll go. It'll go somewhere. -It'll go somewhere?
-Yeah, I don't think you'll get rubber out of it.
-No
No rubber there.
But the body's solid and it's one good color.
Interior's shot.
Then we've got the Bronco.
Which the guy started at 950, loved the vehicle. The vehicle was raced.
He says he's never raced it, and I trust him,
because he had a bit of alcohol on him when he came in,
because that means there's a little truth serum going on there.
And his wife is making him sell that.
Totally!
Which I think is sick and wrong! By the way.
Because I'm profiting by this and I feel kind of like a schmo
because I actually asked him and he went down.
I tried to go to 700 and he went to 750, but still a $200 drop, which is fair, very fair.
So I'm thinking that the choice here is between the Camaro...
Camaro.
Or the Bronco.
Hi, there!
I'm a doctor.
It's my job to look after people.
It's my job to heal the sick.
I take an oath to say that I won't spread any harm.
But let me be honest with you, it's my job to guess.
I lie to you because I want you to believe what I believe.
I don't know for sure.
I don't have any special powers I can't look at you and see
what's going on inside of you. I have no idea.
So what I do is I make a sort of a guess based upon some educational hob-job,
provided I'm keeping up with my statistics and medical information
in which it would require me to read 24 hours a day.
And then I'll make a prescription, which will generate funds.
There's no money in a cure, really.
There's only money in treatment.
So as a doctor, I have to make money.
So as a doctor, you will give me your money.
Or you'll die...
I guess it might be a good idea to kind of
cover a few basic myths
that I kind of take for granted that people know.
But it seems like people don't know.
For example.
Let's just understand that no corporation, on the planet, cares about you,
whether you work for them or not.
Corporations are controlled by one thing, and one thing only.
Leverage.
That is it!
They are the living embodiment of
"if you are willing to do what others are unwilling to do, you will be successful"
and that success is gauged by what? By what?
By money! That's what they want. They all want money.
That is the leverage that they're after.
No matter who you are. No matter where you are in that chain.
Even if you are on the board of directors, if you public stock is being traded
you're subject to the power of money.
Money is there. Leverage is there.
So don't think for a moment that corporations will look after you.
They used to do that. There used to be a time when corporations...
You'd work for the company, you'd work 20 years for the company
and they'd look after you, after you done all this work.
And now they'll look after you.
But no, no, no, no! This is a lie!
This is something they tell you to prompt you to work harder.
"We'll be there for you in the end!" And when they're not:
"Oh! I guess we just use and lose you."
Another victim of worker burnout.
What a tragedy!
But the truth is, it was never there to begin with!
These companies only work on leverage!
If you have no leverage, then you have no ability to bargain.
This is why when you get into a company,
you want to make yourself as essential as possible.
Make sure you got all the passwords.
Make sure you're the only one who has all the passwords.
If you happen to be fired one day, things get locked and no one can open them!
These are leverage in the business world!
Can't be avoided! Can't be avoided!
People say it's illegal, but well, you know, you've been violating labour law for so long
there's no labor rights that I know of that are universally applied, and all these corpolitical
psychos are running around, trying to screw over their employees,
lay off as many people as they can, for what?
For the dollar! It's about leverage.
Make sure that you have leverage, because if you have no leverage, you have no power.
This is the truth.
My name is Sean Kennedy, and I am the fucking man!
All is the Self, all is myself.
All is you and yours. There's nobody else.
I am one and appear as many.
All is the Self, all is myself.
All is you and yours. There's nobody else.
I am one and appear as many.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
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