Psyche hosts a casual check-in stream after returning from McDonald's, drinking Smirnoff Smash and interacting with chat and cats Lola and Lenor. Guest Hugh Crackman joins for a wide-ranging conversation covering cats, body image, and past pet history.
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The stream opens with Psyche troubleshooting audio and greeting chat regulars Tracy, Rain, and Freeside ▶ 1:34. Psyche mentions having gotten drunk earlier and describes the 8% Smirnoff Smash drinks they're consuming ▶ 2:10, having just returned from McDonald's ▶ 3:02. Cat Lola is introduced and sits on Psyche's lap ▶ 3:23, followed by discussion of both cats' personalities — Lola as a cuddler, Lenor as more kiss-oriented ▶ 5:21. Psyche shares both cats were rescues from street/parking lot ▶ 6:20. Hugh Crackman joins the call around ▶ 7:02, leading to discussion of cat Ginger and gender presentation in cats ▶ 7:30. Hugh comments on Psyche appearing underweight ▶ 8:37, prompting Psyche to mention wanting to gain 100 pounds ▶ 9:00. An uncomfortable moment occurs when Hugh uses a racial slur ▶ 9:22. Psyche shows four nearly-grown kittens ▶ 9:48 and explains the kitten situation — two rehomed, two kept due to roommate attachment ▶ 10:00. The conversation turns to past cats: Rudy passed away ▶ 11:59, and Psyche confirms having had nine cats at one point when a cat gave birth to five kittens ▶ 12:23.
This episode appears to establish the show's informal, unstructured baseline — a 'hangout' stream where the host's domestic life (cats, drinking, living situation) blends with audience interaction. The dynamic with Hugh Crackman suggests an existing friendship with a teasing, sometimes edgy rapport that crosses into uncomfortable territory. The recurring cat mythology (names, personalities, rescue origins, the 'nine cats' story) functions as a recurring character ensemble. Psyche's self-disclosure about weight and desire to gain 100 pounds continues a pattern of body-image candor. The stream's looseness — technical issues, substance use, pet interruptions — seems characteristic rather than exceptional.
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Do you hear me now? Do you hear me now? >> Hi, how are you, Tracy? Good to see you. Come on. You hear me now? Hi, how are you? Oh my god, I need to put my thing up, my uh my link. And you you can't hear me. Can you hear
me now? Now you can hear me. Good. Hi, Rain. Wait, that was fun earlier. That was like a good uh good stream. Good. Let me pin the link.
I know. I got kind of drunk though. I mean, did I did I get it? Oh, I got two. Maybe I'll have an early night, right? Because I'm drinking so early. But maybe I'll slow down a little bit. Okay. Um, hi guys. Hi,
Rain. Yeah. So, hopefully I got drunk. I know. I got a little bit drunk. I mean, it's like I just drank one of these, but I like And then I was like I didn't remember drinking it cuz I was like looking for it and I was like, where is And I drank like the one. I had them open from last night. I was like, "Oh." Um, and I and I got a little high too cuz it's like my vape I thought was
empty and then it's like it was one of the tanks had some stuff in it and I was able to figure out how to turn on on that tank. But I just got back from the McDonald's. I wasn't able to get my phone working so I'm sorry. I got drunk off of one. Yeah.
Yeah. These are Smeirnoff Smash 8%. Oops. 8% alcohol. This one's like red, white, and blue. Like the cherry and the red, white, and berry. It's called Hey, Lola. Here's Miss Lola. Lola wants to come say hi. Okay. Okay.
Lola. Hi, Freeside. How are you? Yeah, these are good. I love the I think they only come out around like, you know, July. Well, they've been around for a few months, but it's like last year they were just out for around the 4th of July, but they've been out for a while. So, maybe they're a permanent flavor. Hi. Hi, Lola. Lola's right here sitting with
Turn off my background. It's so strong. Oh, yeah. You sitting right there. Okay. You're my babe. You're my babe. Hi. Oh, Miss Lola. Hello, kitty. Hi. She likes
to sit on my lap. All right. You want to sit on my lap? Okay, come on. Sit with me. Look at daddy. Okay. She is pretty. A I'll turn off the c the background shouting out the pretty kitty. Okay, there we go.
Okay, you're good. Okay, you want to sit right there on my lap. Your cat's here, Lola. Yeah. Hi, Lola. The cats are saying hi to you. Some friends. Yeah, she's a sweetie. Oh my god. She Lola's like the cuddler. She like
Oh, Lenor is too. Lenor likes to kiss. Like Lenor likes to kiss. Like Lola more likes to cuddle. Lenor is not too big of a cuddler, but she's she is a little bit of a cuddler. I mean, she's like she's more of like a likes to get on my shoulder or likes to like, you know, like like lay up and likes to kiss me on the lips. Like Lenor's like, but Lola is like, you know, the Lola is like kind of
like a cat cat. Lenor's like kind of like a almost like a wife. Okay, you're good. Okay, you're good, kitty. Good kitty. Yeah, I got I got Lola as a kitten. She got was off the street. Someone picked her up off the the street corner in the city, right?
The cats aren't much cuddlers. Well, Lola likes to go under the covers with me. And then I wake up and she's like pat she like pat, you know, patting me on the chest, waking me up. Lenor is like usually this like a lot more like, you know, just like sleeps over there like, you know, one couch over. It's like we're like old couple, but like Lola is like the in love with me too.
Well, yeah, they're both in love. Oh, you like that? You like that? When I pet your your cheekies, your eyes open my open. Yeah, your cats when they went food or treats, they'll cuddle with you. Oh, well, I don't know. These cats, I guess they're just like, you know, both and Lenor, too. It was just rescued out of a parking lot, you know, and so they're both probably just like, you know,
grateful they're like in a happy place, you know. Good kitties. Good kitties. Yeah. So, I put my camera up higher. I think it looks like they want scratches and pets. Yeah. Oh, they will. Oh, well, that's okay. I like I like to pet the kitty. Oh, you like to be pet like that.
Uh oh, baby. Guess 45. Let me check. Yo,
hello. Hugh Crackman. >> What's up, dude? How are you? >> Yeah, I'm all right. How are you? >> Good. Good to see you. Hold on, I'll put your picture up on the screen. Oh, actually, I have my avatars off. Hold on, I'll turn it off. There you go. What's up, dude? How are you? Please
don't for me. Oh, that she reminds me of a cat I had named Mora. She She was like white on the under undercarriage and like ginger on the top. That's so cute. What a beautiful cat. >> Ginger is a boy. Oh, I'm sorry. He's He's such a beautiful cat. Well, that's okay. Cats are kind of like transgender of any animals. They're like the most transgenderish and gay, I think, of any
animal. Don't you think? >> Well, they all look like girls. They all feminine. >> They're all feminine a little bit. So, that's fine, you know, but but you know, male ones can be very masculine, but they're kind of like the But how are you been doing, dude? It's been a while. This is Lola. Lola's in my lap. Miss you.
Not in a gay way. No homo, of course.
Guess he didn't want to talk. Oh, here it is. It's better. No homo. >> All right, that should be better. Okay, that's good. Oh, yeah. How have you been? >> Sorry. Here you go. >> I'm all right. How are you? I'm >> Crackman. >> What? I look like Hugh Crackman. I do. You think I look like
>> Jackman on crack? >> You think I look like that? >> Uh, you need You definitely are looking a little bit uh underweight, that's for sure. >> Well, that's not very nice to say. >> I mean, well, okay. It's not I didn't I didn't call you a fucking skinny little bitch or anything. I just said you looked underweight. What's wrong with that? >> Nothing.
>> I didn't insult you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for the Well, I am underweight. I've always been underweight though. It's like I I said I would like to gain 100 pounds and I look pretty I think I look pretty good. Might be Am I be able to pull a few guys? >> Hey Psyche, >> what's up dude? >> I don't consent. I don't consent >> to what? >> I don't consent to whatever you're
trying to do right now. >> I ain't trying to do anything. >> You want to see this little n word? Come here n word. >> Okay, let's n word. They're gonna show me or is it gonna show him? Oh, here. Hi, >> look. Lola. Lola, look.
>> There's three. There's a fourth one over here, too. >> You got four. You got two more. Are those the kittens? >> Yeah, the kittens are kind of like almost fucking adult cats now. >> Yeah. So, so they gave birth. who gave birth and how long have you um and what happened to the other kittens and that kind of stuff.
>> Two of them went to one of my roommates's friends and the other two we planned on giving them away and I still want to like give them away but my roommate's starting to grow a fucking attachment to them. So every time that I mention like finding them a new home, he's like, "Oh no, you want to get rid of my cats?" >> Oh, well keep them if he wants them. I mean that's that'd be so cool because
he'll probably take care of them too. Listen, we don't necessarily live in a place that like I mean they're fine here right now, but I just worry that whenever they become full grown kittens to have or full full grown cats to have four full-grown cats in the size of the space that we live in is just fucked like >> Yeah. I mean, I mean, yeah. And then probably one will run away because it's
like they get kind of like >> And not even it's not even because like I mean, no, they go outside, they come back. >> Uh yeah, I know they will, but it's like when there's so many in the house do now? >> They do now. >> Yeah, >> the kittens. I let the kittens outside. They go outside and hang out and then they come back. >> Yeah. I remember one time like the when I had like the kittens like I think Yeah. The first she had like four kittens and she went outside with the
kittens and there was a raccoon and like the mama got right in front of the kittens and was like hissing at the raccoon and stuff like that. It was pretty pretty fierce. But uh yeah, because the kittens were >> now the only per the only one that doesn't go outside is Ginger because he's just not >> I don't like it. >> Well, he's a beautiful cat. He reminds me of a cat I did have like Mora and it's just like see that same same
beautiful like white underc carriage and that ginger top. And uh >> you got to think he's big. He's almost like fucking three feet long. He's huge. >> Beautiful. And then Lenor's here too. Lenor, are you here? Yeah, Lenor's right here. And so that's Lola and Lenor, my two my two girls. Yeah. Hi. Hi. I call Lenor like Lola runs over. And when I
call Lola, Lenor runs over. So maybe they should give them each other's names. Hi Lola. Hi Lenor. >> It's true. We're down. So it's true. >> We're down to two. >> Um yes, there's two. Yeah, because Rudy passed away, you know, unfortunately. He was an older cat. Um and you know, I knew it was going to be a short time I had >> Did you ever have nine cats or is that a
fucking rumor? I had I don't remember you ever having nine cats. >> I might have had Look at one time. Well, I Okay, so first of all, when I started the show, I had probably like maybe six cats at most, but uh I did have nine cats at one time when I had four cats and then um one of them gave birth and so she gave birth to five. So I had nine overnight and so and if I had nine cats, imagine what people would say. They'd be
like, "Oh my god, that guy has nine cats." And so yeah, they kind of more assimilated into the neighborhood rather than, you know, me officially adopting them out. But I do believe People go a lot of people go on about the whole like Psyche had nine cats and this and that and I'm like there's just no way that he ever that he had nine like full indoor cats in an apartment. Like it first of all
>> you'd have to have at least like three or four litter boxes at least. >> And they go outside there would be too many. I mean it's like I mean it's like it's like a lot. >> You would be paying in litter would be crazy. I mean paying to feed cats is nothing. I mean, I buy a $20 one of those big ass bags of cat food and it lasts them a month. >> Yeah. >> You know, there's really nothing to feed
them, but the litter is the litter is the expensive part. >> Litter is expensive. But actually, I have this new litter system and it's kind of like it has these pellets in it and you and it lasts a month like the a bag, you know, a bag lasts a month because I just have the two cats and they hardly ever use it because they go they can go outside and stuff. But um and it's got these pellets and stuff and then it's like you just replace it once a month and you you can replace this liner in it too if it starts to stink or
whatever. It has like this liner under it. So it's a way better like Oh, hi sweetheart. What a cute. >> Is it he? Is that a he? It's a he. Okay. He's beautiful. I can tell in his face he's a boy. >> Oh, that's Ginger. That's a boy. >> Yeah. >> Show your tail, Ginger. Show your fucking poofy tail, dude. Show it. >> Show it off. Lenor and Lola. Lenor and
Lola are like, you know, they're both fixed and so they're they're both kind of like, you know, not looking at the screen, but look, there's really >> I got this cat pole. I got this cat pull for them. They love this cat pole. >> Yeah. >> And you can see one of them is currently sitting on the cat pole. They love this thing. They I mean, you can see how scratched up it is. I've only had it for like two weeks and it's already like
they're tearing this fucking thing up. They climb up and down it. Chase each other up and down it. Yeah, that's great. >> They like it more. I think they appreciate that more than a cat tree. Like one of the ones that like they sit in and shit because they can like use this as a play toy instead of just like sleeping. I mean, they can sleep anywhere. We got beds. We got couch. They can sleep anywhere, but this is like an actual toy. >> It reminds me of like like my uh you
know the cat trees. Yeah. They'll just like sleep in it sometimes or like you know be but like my curtains they love to climb up my curtains and like you know sometimes >> so >> so fucking well Luna and Ginger they learned quickly when they got bigger that they couldn't do that anymore. But the kittens I mean it was crazy like we had curtains that went all the way up to
the wall. Like the curtain rod was maybe like sitting 3 or 4 in from the ceiling. And these and the kittens like the two uh the two that we have now and the other two they would fucking Spider-Man up these things and then chase each other around the curtain rod and we're talking I mean it's probably like 10 feet up in the air. >> Wow. >> Like it's above my head. You know what I
mean? Like it's all it's like damn near the ceiling. >> Yeah. We have no fear, you know? >> And then when we fucking moved out of there and we like we moved the couch away cuz the couch was like in front of the curtains. The curtains just were just completely all holes from all the claws. Just just tore the fuck up. >> And they like to climb trees too sometimes, but that's why they always get caught in trees. There's always like
the stereotype of like the firefighters getting a cat out of a tree because they do they can climb >> because they're good at climbing, but they're but like if they're if they climb too high, then they they don't climb down. They only know how to jump down. So if it's too high for them to jump down, they won't do it. So then they just sit up there stuck and cry. Do they can jump down from a far like like because they they'll like correct themselves midair? Like they've like
looked at cats when they >> I mean they can fall far like if it happens like if they just so happen to fall like they'll they'll correct themselves but like they I don't they won't like jump from somewhere where they think it's dangerous. >> Right. Right. Right. Right. Yeah. Exactly. So you got >> if they happen to fall from a tree though, Yeah. they'll land on their feet. >> Yes. They will. I mean it's like I mean it's like but >> dude I got Luna to go like fucking like eight feet up the wall the other day
with the laser. Like I mean they can go they can jump. Especially Luna is a goddamn acrobat. >> Oh that's awesome. Yeah. I mean it's like my dad was like, "Oh yeah, I have a backyard for your cats." I'm like, "Well, my dad, they're not going to stay in a backyard." >> No, they No, they want to do the opposite of that. They want to get the fuck out. Like any any wall you put in front of them, they want to get over it.
Anytime we have the doors open here, look, they're about to fight. Come on. Don't you dare. Because Ginger wants to play with Luna and Luna doesn't want to play. >> So Luna is like, you know, whooping this dude's ass every day. >> Or is she more like she more like mellow? >> She's a fucking tortois shell cat. So
she has like a fucking attitude. You know what I mean? She's like a prissy bitch. >> Yeah. I haven't I think I've had a couple. Yeah, I've had a I've had one tortoise shell. Yeah. And she was >> She's really tiny, too. Like she still kind of looks like a kitten almost. Like she's probably the smallest adult cat I've ever seen in my life. Like I can I can probably fucking her head's probably smaller than a baseball.
>> Oh, >> I could probably like I could almost like wrap my hand around her stomach and her back like like fully like touch my fingers around. That's how small she is. >> She's tiny. And she gave birth to four kittens somehow. I don't I can't believe I still don't know how the fuck those four kittens fit in there. >> Wow. I think every litter of my I think they had all everyone like I had three
litters I I I raised and then they had five each litter but you know the first one um one one passed away the second one um two passed away one was born kind of dead and then the other one passed away like a little bit later >> that was what I was so scared of like fucking like any something going wrong with them. Yeah, there was a little gray one who passed away. It was so sad
because they were like they're all they all look the same except there was like a kind of like a blonde one and there was a a gray one and the little gray passed away and uh yeah, so that's like but you know that that happens you know um and it's just like you know it's >> we didn't have any uh offbrand cats like there was two gray ones and then there was two other tortois shell cats. Like
none of them looked any different than Luna. Like they weren't they didn't look any like there wasn't like a like a a Siamese cat like randomly or nothing. >> Yeah. I mean there's so many cats around here that it's like you know you can probably find like uh I guess they had like the stings cats. >> Oh yeah. We got a bunch of in the neighborhood. We got like a little spot over there. I just drove past it the other day where like somebody goes out there and puts a bunch of cat food and
water in a bowl and everything. There's a bunch of neighborhood cats. >> Yeah. Oh, look at like you lose says we make such a cute couple talking about cats. Well, it's okay. You know, at least like, you know, guys need to find, you know, a gay guy in a >> It's also great, too, cuz there's never going to be any like rodents around here. They just get fucking annihilated. >> I'd much rather I'd much rather have cats around here than rats or fucking
and like uh and and moles and shit like that, you know? >> Right. You know who I talked to today? Um who came on the show was I don't know if you ever talked to, but you probably seen them in chats and like they came up. >> Yeah, I'm familiar with >> Yeah, she's really nice and uh yeah, she said this. She was like, you know, she's like, "My cats go in and out." And she goes, "And they bring in mice sometimes and stuff." And, you know, so it's not weird. Like, everyone's acting like it's
so weird. Oh, that's so cute. Ginger, your kiss, your sister, Luna. Oh, look at her. Look at him. Oh, he loves her. >> That's not Luna. That's one of the kittens. >> Kitten. Okay. Is that Are there Luna's kittens? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And he and she lets Ginger um take care of them like that. Well, you once the kittens get to a certain point to where like for example like when they're not breastfeeding anymore, Luna doesn't
like >> their mother like she's >> she stops kind of looking at them as their has as as her kittens after a certain point. They kind of just become like playmates, you know what I mean? Like they just kind of become like other cats that she lives with. She I don't she doesn't uh like for example sometimes the kittens will try to like milk off of her still and she'll she'll bath them away. She'll be like get the fuck out of here. You know
>> that's what Lola would do. But I can't >> She don't want nothing. She don't want nothing to do with them unless there's like unless it's play time. Unless they're like chasing like they'll chase each other around. That's it. You know, like they'll chase each other around to play, but they don't she don't want to do like Luna don't want no motherly duties anymore. She's sick of >> how Lola was. Lola loved tricks though, but you know, she like kind of like didn't like the kittens once they were
done feeding. She did a really good job though. All of them stayed alive. All five of them. You know, five kittens. It was four boys and one girl. I bet as soon as she was done, she was done. But my other cat >> Well, hey, Nicknog and Chad fucking the only thing that me and in common is cats and being live streamers >> in common. That's fine. That's fine, too. And it's like, we might have more
things in common, but it's like, you know, my sexuality is really like very little of my personality. Like really, it comes down to it. >> What else? Are we gonna talk about pussy? Are we going to sit up here and talk about pussy together? >> We could. I mean, it's like, what do you think? Um, what's your favorite? Do you like >> Yeah, let me sit up here and talk about pussy with psyche. >> Want a razor blade or do you want a fat
cat? Um, Q, what's your favorite kind of vagina shape? >> A fat cat or a razor blade? >> Um, I I hate that I know what you mean by that and I've never heard it like described that way, but I know what you mean just from experience. >> Yeah. Um
>> cuz it could be like >> honestly I'm just a fan I'm just a fan of I'm a fan of symmetry and um I don't want any like roast beef flips. You know what I'm saying? >> Women are kind of interesting because it's like you know you never know what kind of like what their boobs are going to look like or what that what that's going to look like until like you know you're getting and so you never know and it's always >> Yeah. But that really shouldn't matter
that much. Uh, well, you don't want a roast beef sandwich as opposed to like, you know, a Philly cheese steak, I guess. Oh, hold on. Most of this sound kind of bad. Um, over a Subway tuna. Oh, shit. That's sounds even worse. I don't know. Did you ever see when Tommy James went around to the stores? Oh, when he Oh, you're back. He went around to the stores and was like, um, you ever see
that when Tommy James went to the store and was like, you know, harassing the people in the store? That's a pretty funny clip. or um you know um Trippen doesn't do his videos anymore, but there is another channel and it's called Q is me. Do you know anything about this channel or do you know who runs that channel? Mr. Q.
My connection is just so I don't know what's going on. >> Mhm. >> Fuck. >> But have you heard of this Q is me? >> Sometimes it's pretty. Sometimes it's bad. I mean, I have fucking Verizon, dude. The amount of money I pay per month, I should never have an issue ever with anything. And it never really happens.
>> Like, >> it's just always like certain times of the day this happens. In the morning, I never have an issue, but like towards the evening, it seems like my phone has like the worst fucking reception on Earth. >> Yeah. Um, I have a track phone, so it's Verizon as well. And it's like, yeah, it's a pretty good price, but it's like I run out of data, you know, and it's
like 15 bucks for unlimited data, and it's like, >> yeah, but you're gay. >> I know. I hardly ever text, right? It's like, but uh yeah, the only things I get are like >> they don't like like they they they automatically throttle they automatically throttle gay people's uh internet and phone service. >> They do. What does the throttle mean? Like >> Yeah, it's like a form of
discrimination. They thrott spy on it. You mean? >> What is throttle? >> No, throttle. Like they make your They make your connection bad. >> Oh, I don't think they do that >> on purpose. >> Are you gay? >> Yeah, they do. >> You're gay? >> Shit. >> Hey, I heard you're living with um Faded
Bones. >> No, that would be fun though. If me and Faded Bones live together, that would be fun as fuck. Like, we would definitely have it lit. I thought I heard that you moved in with him, but I guess not. Okay. No, never. And you never dated him or anything. Or is he gay? I'm not sure. >> To my knowledge, he never gave me any
vibes of being gay. >> Okay. And you don't want to you don't want to live with me? >> Fuck. The connection's so fucking garbage, bro. >> I'm sorry. >> Why is that? There's no reason for this shit, man. It's 2026. We all got fucking internet connections. Like, why is the fucking connection it?
>> I don't know. Aren't they the huge towers around, >> dude? I live in fucking SoCal. I live like an hour away from you. >> I know. Well, I mean, it's like, you know, maybe you can get like free phone service if you complain. Like, sometimes that works. You know, they'll give you some some uh
>> Dude, I mean, I pay like $170 a fucking month for this shit. Like, it should it should work. I mean, it should work underwater for that money. >> You can do an unlimited phone service for like 50 bucks, though. What What do you >> Yeah. Well, I was doing that. I did that pretty much my entire life from like the age of 16 all the way to fucking like a
couple months ago. But then I I I bought a phone, right? It was on uh Boost Mobile and then like three weeks later I dropped it and the fucking screen, not only did it crack, but it went completely black. Just dunzo. Couldn't do nothing with it. Like it would vibrate and it would make noises, but
the screen was just like a pitch black. Like couldn't do nothing. So then I fucking, you know, I was just like, you know, it is what it is. And the next day I fucking went and I signed the I signed my life over to a contract because I really needed I needed a new phone. >> Oh my god. >> So I got an iPhone 16 on a contract. >> It's like signing a deal with Ursula.
>> I had to if it wasn't if I I mean if it wasn't that then what that would uh the only way I was able to work was having a phone. Like my job I had to have my phone to even make money. So it was like I had no I was like you know rocking a hard place type of thing. I I went and bought like a $10 track phone and then put on a prepaid card on it and it's like, you know, when I was like at the
lowest, you know, it's like I mean that's like what I I mean putting that signing a contract for a phone. I mean that's like when I first got a cell phone, we signed a contract for it, but otherwise I have a >> Well, you sign the contract to say like that you'll pay off the phone so I don't have to pay fucking $800 up front for an iPhone. That's why you do the contract. >> I'm not paying I'm not technically paying $170 in service a month. I got
>> most of that or half of that at least is fucking uh >> paying the phone off. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, they're fucking nice phones, though. You know, it's like you can't beat it. Just don't >> Yeah. I mean, I don't I have no complaints with the phone. It's just fucking, you know, >> expensive as fuck. Yeah. I mean, that's >> I mean, it's $170 every month. It's It's compared to what I was used to pay. I
used to pay like $55 a month. >> That is a ridiculous amount. I mean, it's like, but uh I know I think some people I mean, that's I mean, I think that was like my car insurance when I paid for car insurance, you know, it was like $175. >> My car insurance is pretty much the same. I think my car insurance is like 13 something.
>> Uhhuh. That's pretty expensive. >> Uh I don't know what I kind of confused. Stop what >> everything everything in California is fucking expensive. And it's just that it's just a it's just a state where you got to pay to play. >> Yeah, it is an expensive state. >> When you know you know what I always say about pe about California, especially to people that have never lived here and
don't live here. When you type into Google, what's the most expensive state? What do you think pops up? Psyche. >> Is it California or New Mexico or something? >> It's California. Now, >> when also go into Google and type in what is the funnest state to live in, what do you think pops up? >> Florida.
>> California. >> California. Okay. Funnest. Okay. >> It's expensive as fuck here because a lot of people want to live here and a lot of people want to be here and, you know, the weather's always nice and that whole thing. >> It is. It is. It's an idea. >> There's a lot of shit to do. Especially in SoCal. You're close to San Diego and LA and the beach and all that shit. Like, >> I mean, Norcow is not as expensive. I'm
sure fucking, you know, uh, above Sacramento is probably not as expensive as down here. >> That's why the movie industry is here, too. It's because it's like there's so much here. Like, you know, you can go to the lake, you can go to the mountains, you can go to the snow, you can go to the the the uh Mexico, you can go I mean, there's so many places that are like just nearby that you can get any setting pretty much with, you know,
pretty much look like you're anywhere in the world. And it is a nice weather place, too. And uh but it's expensive as fuck. And like unless you're born here, like people come here for like with a lot of dreams and stuff like that. And a lot of people like, you know, get swallowed up by it because it can be a unforgiving. >> I went from fucking I went from homeless to doing what I'm doing now here. When I went homeless to not homeless here somehow.
>> Were you in Los Were you in like Nevada um at that camp or was that in California somewhere? Like >> No, that was only like maybe 10 miles from where I'm at right now. >> Okay. Well, yeah. And it's like So that's amazing. I mean it's like that's like that's like the world for you. like you can like you know it's ranks for riches kind of like like uh opportunities here especially for young younger people you know
>> I know big Bethany I always heard San Francisco like people think LA is the most expensive I always heard San Francisco is the most expensive in California >> the property is way more expensive >> so because it's all packed together you know LA is all spread out but LA still fuck because it's like everything is like kind of >> yeah the Bay Area is all fucking all packed up together.
>> Yeah. And they have they have pretty nice places up there, but the parking is a nice >> If I was to live in the Bay Area, I would live like some like you know how uh there's some people that they might work in LA, but they really live in like Pomona or like Ontario or uh Rancho Cukamonga or something. I would do the same thing if I lived up in San
Francisco. If I was like in that area, I would just move far as far away from San Francisco as possible within like 50 miles, you know, like somewhere in that range. >> I think I was like um probably like 25 miles or something from between San Jose and San Francisco. I live in like >> you can get there in a in an hour if you need to, but you don't have to be in like you don't have to pay to live there
and you don't have to deal with it every fucking day like dealing with the traffic living there and all that shit. I went to college >> San Francisco is the worst. >> I went to college down the street from Stanford and so it was like a really expensive like little area called Athetherton and in Palo Alto and it's like we'd go to like at lunch there would be like all the programmers for Google and stuff like that at like the
Mexican restaurant like >> oh Silicon Valley Indians. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Where are you programming today my friend? >> Yeah. Well, it's like you know but they were making money. Oh my god. because it was like right like there were like it was just all they were was programmers and stuff like that and it was like they would just make good money and shit and uh I even dated a guy that was like he made like a hundred thous $200,000 I
think a year and he was like this he had a mohawk and like you know just a laptop and stuff like that and it's like it's crazy. >> You got to change your nightbot. >> Oh yeah, because it keeps doing that one. >> It's too frequent. You got to put adjust the timer on it. I mean, it's every 10 minutes, but it's like I guess the chat right now is not um too >> I usually put mine on fucking uh on
Honestly, I thought 10 minutes is not even that bad. I thought it would be I thought yours was a lot closer than 10 minutes. >> Oh, I just >> No. Yeah, you're right. Because this one's at 640.
Maybe change it to 15 or 20. >> Okay, I'll change it to 15. I'll go 10 to 20 minutes maybe. Oh yeah, because even even like the songs I make, it's late night. >> But when the chat's moving and shit, obviously. Fuck. >> You know who um you know who Paul Shepard is? >> Paul Shepard. Wait, I just wanted to say uh yo, Big
Bethany, if it was me, if I was living there, I would just go to Oakland and live in the fucking most ghetto ass place in Oakland because I guarantee you it's nothing compared to how fucking ghetto shit is in Pittsburgh. I Pittsburgh looks like a fucking haunted attraction compared to California. I mean, it's spooky walking down the street, abandoned houses everywhere.
Like, I've never seen a real abandoned house in California since I've been here. And I lived in San Bernardino for how long? I never seen an abandoned house because the property is the pro the you know property uh value is so high here. So no no houses are really abandoned. They just look shitty in Pittsburgh. They'll be fucking like the street if there's 10 houses on a street
maybe three or four of them are abandoned in the hood. Like none of the I would just go to I would just go move to Oakland. Even the hood in California doesn't even seem like the hood. There's no way that Oakland is that much fucking crazier than San Bernardino was. Yeah. I mean, yeah, >> there's hookers everywhere fucking getting chased around by pimps and all
this shit. Like fucking crackheads. Fucking I had people fucking with my car like >> Flirty Diamonds. She's following around, >> dude. It was literally like fucking It was like It was like I lived around a bunch of Flirty Diamonds. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She comes around every once in a while. She's
>> It's funny that people that the people that the people whose panel she goes on are like the biggest moral fags in the whole community. Yet, like imagine if that shit was like reversed around the other way. Imagine if it was like me, a 28-year-old dude like taking advantage of some 65year-old lady and like ringing her dry. You know what I mean? But oh, because it's fucking Flirty Diamond. She can she
can come on and fucking like, "Oh, yeah. I'm I'm fleecing this 65year-old man for all of his money cuz he likes trannies." Like imagine if I did that with an old lady, like an old cougar or something. Like it would be fucking You're taking advantage of that old lady. You're a piece of shit. Q. How dare you? Q. What are you doing? Q. You're such a disgusting person. Q. >> Well, be if you I mean, if if you were
to like start dating Christine or something, that's what Bea would probably say. Like, would you ever date Christine? >> Yeah. Then I'm taking advantage of an old woman. But let and let let some let the tranny fucking psychopath do it. Then it's all good. Well, I mean it's like that guy was kind of perverted. He liked her to spit in his mouth. >> Flirty Diamond is a fucking psycho. If you don't think Flirty Diamond is a
psycho, then you might be a psycho. That woman or that thing is completely >> like you know they have to like actually go to a psychiatrist and get signed off to become a transgender like officially like you have to like get your letter signed by two psychiatrists. And so it's like they do go have to go through some mental health stuff. >> She's an absolute
flirty. >> Listen, I definitely I'm definitely not like the homophobic type of person. I fuck with gay people all the way. I have no issue with that whatsoever. >> Would you rather get a blowjob from Flirty Diamond or Dave or that guy Michael? >> Michael.
>> Okay, I think that's good. I don't know. I mean, Flirt Diamond. I don't know.
Flirty Diamond always has like insane. No, they're all fucking crazy. And honestly, I think every time I've here >> Yeah. Well, Flirty Diamond is only time.
>> So you would not So you would not rather get a blowjob to go and beat us anymore because even if because I mean it wouldn't be that hard. It wouldn't be that hard for her to like to or to >> Right. She's very insulting towards you. She's like, "Oh my god, Q is like so bad." You know, it's like
>> she's bad. Uh oh, we lose you. Hi Lola. Hi Lola. Come here. Oh, I lost myself. Hold on. Oh, no I didn't. Oh, are you there? Oh, here's Jay Dog. >> How are you? So, I was wondering
>> Flirty Diamond. Are you a yes or no on Flirty Diamonds? >> Would you have sex? >> I was on Flirty Diamonds. No. >> Yeah. Would you get a blowjob? >> Blowjob or V? >> No. >> Okay. No. >> You. >> Okay. Well, how are you, Jay Dog? I'm sorry you didn't get a chance to talk too much earlier today. It was crazy. I guess
I went right over and you're calling me name
or not Q. I want to see what they were talking about. But yeah, um yeah, she wrote me a I mean she texted me like saying like she was done with me and stuff. I I mean I was nice.
>> Damn, that's crazy, man. >> Oh, he's on live right now. Let me see what So what happened? I'll see what she said. Let me see. I might have to find it. >> Weird ass fucking bhead. >> Oh, here it is. You're talking about me right here. Here. Here we go. >> I'm going to try to sneak in the box, dude.
>> Here we go. One second. >> The tree got me.
>> Okay, here we go. See if I can find it. Okay. Cuckar rock. Sukar rock or whatever. That's Cats. That's Andrew Cats from Melbourne. The fucking methhead. >> Oh, is that
thing? That was in 2016. April 2016. >> Oh, here we go, >> bitch. >> Yeah, that's why you had to leave the United States, nigga. Get that paperwork and come back. >> Cool. >> See, I love that. Um, >> he's playing my >> shows.
>> Yeah, I hear it. >> That was an old picture when I was fat in 2015. And again, my show, but I'll get >> to Yeah, it was big. >> Hold on. What? >> Why are you on here? >> Okay, I'll remove that. I'm going to
remove >> What did he say? I think it is. >> I think that's what they said. >> Oh, yeah. Maybe that was an old recording of her. I guess he didn't come on the show. >> He did. What the fuck are you doing, dude? >> That was like half hour ago, huh?
Shit. a baldheaded
piece of shit. >> YOU'RE A REAL BITCH ON about when they come on against >> Who's here? Fuck you. >> Hot dog. Hot dog. Hot dity dog. >> What's popping, kid? What's up? Yo,
>> hot dog. >> What's up? What's up? >> Hot dog. >> Hot dog. Yeah, J dog. >> Oh, hot dog. Oh, that's what's up. Hell yeah. Sal the hot dogs. Hell yeah. >> You have a big hot dog. >> Dude, everybody gives Q shit, but Q is actually a pretty cool dude if you get to know him. He's a pretty nice guy. >> Well, I agree. He's he's really cool today on the show. I'm glad he's back on
the show. >> I'm gonna do my best to change your opinion by the night. We want it purposely changed then. >> Hey nigger, stop fucking getting under my door. Goddamn cat. >> Sorry. I most of them the n word most of the
time. >> They do act like fucking nwords though. Yeah. Nwords in Minecraft by the way. So um so Q um let me see what happened today. Um yeah so you hear heard INX and
like you know um go after thing that is and everything. He was just going after >> like >> what did you say? >> INX and thing that is it was pretty funny like they were going at each other um on the show today and >> Oh no I was fucking you know I was doing what I was doing what normal people should be doing most of the day. Do you want to go to the Do you want to go play frisbee with me sometime at the
beach? >> Oh, Q is down for that for that. >> We can make sand angels together and and make make a sand castle. You can bury me in the sand, but not not over my head. >> No, I was gonna That's exactly what I was going to say. Bury you alive.
>> You're to bury me alive. Oh, no. Well, >> can you just fuck me first? Are you really going to sexually harass me? >> No, I'm not sexually harassing. I asked you. You can say no. >> Oh, look at the cat. Look at the cute kitty.
>> Come here, kitten. It's kind of hard. You can't tell like the size of the cat until I put my hand next to it. Then you can tell how small she is.
She's beautiful cat. You're a lucky guy. >> I'm a lucky guy, too. Like, it's like, you know, these cats are just like little gifts from above, you know? >> So, what's been going on with True Psyche? How you been, man? I see Mason was on earlier, bro. like >> my phone number.
Yeah. >> Calls me like in the morning. >> Um calls every show and he's like it's Mason. Psyche. It's Mason. And I'm like, "Hi, Mason." And he's like, "It's Mason." I'm like, "I know it's Mason." He's like, "Hi, Psyche. It's me, Mason." And then he'll say like again like, you know, at the end of the call. I mean, it's like it's kind of ridiculous, but yeah. Um, so he's Yeah, he was on like,
"Oh, you have came back, I guess. Let me see. Anybody else want to go talk? >> So, I decided to hire you the the um PI. It's gonna cost, but I'm agreeing to everything. And uh look at what I posted on my short stories and shared to my community post. >> Okay. >> You hired a PI. um iron
>> heart of PI and not only are they going to uh find him completely it it's also including surveillance like they're going to watch >> on camera on camera so it's worth it >> who >> just look at it a a PI I hooked I was looking for PIs I went I talked to five of them one of them was talking about
500 just for information I said that's easy to get I need something better so I talked to somebody else and look at their response to me and they sent me links to go ahead and sign all these waivers. >> Who are you? >> Look at my post. Sam >> surveillance. Like they're going to have him on camera. They're going to see where he works. All this stuff. They're going to watch. They're It's a surveillance.
>> Okay. I'm glad. >> It's It's costly, but I can do it. So, you know, so that's I told them, "Okay, I just agree to everything." I clicked on the link. >> They're going to take pictures and video of Sandman and >> Yeah, it's surveillance. They're going to do surveillance. It's not just to find somebody. because I said I don't need to pay 500 for the other information. I need more. And so they're
going to include surveillance and I had to sign the agreement. I just signed it. >> You can share it. >> Okay. >> It's a short story. >> Okay. >> He went too far. He went too far. So everybody's going to see the real salmon. >> What did he do? >> Videos and everything. You can fuck off. >> Wow. Okay. Here we go. Here's the video.
I'll put it up right now. Here we go. And that person said she doesn't talk to him on the phone, but she screwed me over. You know, I telling me I'm such a good person and thanked me for some gift I sent her that she needed. And then here she is showing a video of some stupid floor or whatever when I was setting it up for the >> or >> Yeah, you already know about that part. But yeah, he's gone too far.
>> Yeah, you could play it. >> Let's check it out. >> Investigator. So, this information, and I hadn't sent him anything yet, but it's going to be about salmon. We're going to see salmon. Listen to what the this guy said to me. Thank you for reaching out regarding private investigation services. We're
ready to move forward with the next steps for your case. To begin the to to begin the booking process, please review and complete the agreements applicable to the services you are requesting. Private investigation/s surveillance. >> We're going to find out all about
salmon. Complete the agreements. And I've done that. Applicable to the services you are requesting. Private investigation surveillance agreement. And I didn't put the rest of the information on there, >> but I agreed. >> Yeah, it's worth it. >> I got the money.
So, let's go. >> Wow. >> Surveillance equipment agreement. So, that's what I'm paying for. That's extra. So, yeah, we that's what I said. I need something on camera, somebody following him and show everything. and he that's when he included the surveillance thing on in the text and he sent the links for me to go ahead and sign the agreement. >> Oh, okay.
>> So, I signed it. So, we're all going to see that asshole. >> That shit's official now. >> Yeah, it's official. I signed it and the next thing is I'm going to pay him and uh he's looking at his YouTube all of that and he's already uh looking at everything. And if it's going to be something extra that we need, I'll pay for that, too.
>> And guess what? Guess what? My family's behind me on this. They know the truth. >> I thought you were like today was because of >> Yeah. Yeah. he just went too far. And then he lied about being on uh some calling somebody that that I'm not going to mention her name because she'd been
through a lot. And you know, and she was tell glazing me, telling me what a good person I am and all this and stuff. And and then here she is being shady behind the scenes like she always has been. >> And I feel bad for her because, you know, I know she's been through a lot, but yeah, they're using her name and he calls her by her first initial. Um, and she acts like she hadn't seen it and
that she hasn't talked to them like that. But there's a lot that's going to be out. And you know, I show receipts. I save everything. I have a huge hard drive back hard drive that I save everything on. >> So, yeah. So, Samos 2026. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Go ahead and follow me, guys,
because I'm going to show everything on him there. And uh yeah, I went ahead and signed everything and everybody knows where he's at. So all they have to do is uh put him on film. >> Wow. They're going to have him going to work, catching the Ubers, going to work, probably where he works. >> He doesn't work. He doesn't even work from what I've heard. They said he
doesn't work. KK said he didn't work. He's on food stamps. >> Okay. and and gave her some food stamps when she needed it, you know, and all he does is take money from people and you know, he just went a little too far. So, um, this is worth it. >> One, he messed with the wrong one. Huh. >> Oh, yeah, he did. Oh, I go hard. My mom
used to go hard on people. >> Retarded people, INX. >> Yeah. No, he is retarded. >> See the comment on What happened at 7? >> What happened? Oh, that happened already. It's 9:08. We were for 30 minutes. Yeah. >> What happened?
>> Yeah, actually it was 7:30 and then uh the uh person that uh runs a big rescue, she did most the rest of the talking. >> So, yeah, that was 7 p.m. It's 9:08. >> Yeah, >> that was that was done by 7:40 something like that. I don't know what time it was done. Plus, it's 9:08 here. Did you watch it when you were Did you watch
that the result? >> No, because we were there. My sister did. >> My My sister was watching. We were on it. You know, you can't beat watching, you know, when you're They do it live. >> Yeah. >> They did it live. >> Okay. >> And then they send you a co a copy, but it's not going to be posted or anything.
It was just live and and my sister uh watched. So are so did a lot of other people. So yeah. >> So Karen, what are you going to do? >> But he he went too far. Salmon, you're a piece of shit. Now I'm I'm paying somebody, a private investigator to film you. Your life surveillance costs a lot. You're fucked, Sammon. You're a piece of
shit >> and you're What if he thinks that like, you know, he gets like paranoid people are following him and like he like changes his behavior like in the public? >> No, he's not going to change. It's too late. I I've I've recorded everything. It's already on the case. Already? >> Yeah, it's already that. And and actually, this was going to be on somebody else just to find a location
because uh because of something else, but when they explained surveillance and all this stuff, I said, "Well, hang on a minute. Let's let's go ahead and change uh who this is going to be on." >> I said, "And surveillance? You do surveillance and all?" And they said, "Yep, yep." And then they told me what it cost. I said, "I can do it." So, I decided it's going to be about salmon. We will all see you, Sam, any line.
Piece of shit. You don't even have a car. I have an AMG. A BMW AMG bullshit. >> And AMWG don't exist. They don't make those cars. He made that up. >> I know. BMW AMG. No. Exactly. Cuz like my brother has a It's a Mercedes AMG. They don't have a BMW. They have a BMW
M3 >> that I used to have. In college, I had a BMW M3 that my parents got me, but that they don't have I don't know now. They don't have no AMG a BMW. They have Mercedes and AMG. >> That's like saying I have a Nissan Tahoe. >> Yeah, I know, right? He doesn't even
know it. I mean, shit. >> He don't know his cars. >> I know. Exactly. >> So, will I see his line? I was I was so happy when they sent that about the surveillance and they said you got to sign this. So I did. I did. >> Dang. Sam man exposed. >> Yeah. Sam man, you're going to be
exposed everywhere. Sam man, everybody. Your entire family. Everything. >> Wow. Sam's been lying hiding behind the >> Oh, yeah. He's been KK's been um saying that that how he lied and everything, you know, and he runs from her. That's why he's scared to mention her, but he stalks her. >> Oh, he I hear he's still subscribed to her channel. He's still a member over there.
>> Oh, he's been obsessed with her. Yeah, he's he's obsessed with her, but she won't have shit to do with them. >> Well, no, I heard she's thriving over in the community she's in. Like, she went back to her 90day stuff and like >> Yeah, she's doing great. And she she had joined a panel when he was he jumped on to try to attack me and Barry joined and Tommy James was there and KK and they
went at him. >> Oh, wow. you know, uh, this was Oh, I I think I still have it up. It's still there on my videos. This was a few months, not a few months ago. >> Oh, okay. Not that long ago. Okay. >> Yeah. Not not that long ago. So, yeah. So, I mean, so I'm pretty much doing this legally. I know that. I checked that out. So,
>> so Sam man tries to come back and be like, "Iron X, I'm suing for defamation and God." >> No, that's not suing because that's proof. That's a private investigator. Okay. Yeah, it was painful. >> And also, I had talked to the court and the police about about that and that's why I'm doing it this way. So, it's not um doing anything wrong. >> Yeah. >> But fighting back.
>> No criminality involved. >> No, not at all. You can you can call Yeah. If it if it was something, you know, sending a personal person or if I went over there, that's that's illegal. But when I have the proof on him, I I did um you know speak to the police about it before and that's why
they said only a private investigator can do these things and you know it it doesn't come on you but you know so yeah >> but a private investigator also wouldn't do something illegal. So if the private investigator said no this is illegal he wouldn't take the job. >> Yeah they wouldn't take it because there's some things they can't do that they did explain to me. >> Yeah. So they're not
>> surveillance is part of their job and that's why it cost it it's not cheap. >> Well, I've heard they cost about,000 to,500 on up just depending on what you >> on up on up. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's just >> like at first they said 500 to get the information or something and it's like uh you know what information you know
what more can you do? And they said surveillance is better. Do you mean videos of him about knowing where he is, where he reported? All of that surveillance is as in they'll be following him. >> Uhhuh. Okay. Karen, um, do you know this private investigator or do they have a good reputation or how did you find them?
>> Yes, that that one has a great reputation. I went I looked into five of them. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, this one is the best one. >> I don't want them to scam you cuz they'll >> No, no, no, no, no. He's good. He's good. I already know that. And then also uh his rating is it's one of the best. >> Okay.
>> And um somebody I know is the one that mentioned him to me that they used him before. >> So that's how far it went. So he can fuck off. And I'm leaving that picture there as the profile that's only in the on the panels. It's not on the regular one, but he can fuck off. But yeah, I think it's
time. So yeah, well, I was on the news and stuff and uh I'm glad that that um that friend of mine uh did the rest of the speaking cuz you know, she was explaining more about the rescues and stuff because she's a professional at rescuing and runs her own rescue.
And I showed uh that one feral cat and um yeah, so it it went good. I was there like uh 17 minutes and then she she and somebody else um finished the interview. >> Awesome. >> Yeah, those are about the cats. But then then I came home and I I decided to go
ahead and follow through with this. Now maybe sometime check my Facebook, you'll see all this stuff that I have on there about stuff and and you know it's just stupid. But he just went too far. Yeah. Well, he better. >> And that person is denying that she sent that video of a floor looking bad when I
was trying to clean up later to um for to put a crate there for that um pregnant feral cat, >> everything, you know. And she'd seen my place before when I'd show videos and pictures of my cat just like you. I don't know what happened to you. She was trying to say something about a floor. Yeah. I had a lot of stuff on the floor that I thrown out because I had a lot of
shit to somebody was supposed to put some table together for me and I I don't know how to do it. I just kind of threw it down and it's cleaned up and now there's a crate with a pregnant cat and you know and it's just shitty that this person who takes money from people and oh it tells me what a great person I am. You're so wonderful. You're such a
great person. But then she's over there sharing that video with Sherry and Salmon's line because it came from Sherry and Bea is the one that busted it because she said it yesterday. I had to give you the tile floor, the the extra room. I made a tile for my pets, my cats. >> Well, you know, Beta and Sandman, they go what they're doing is their their job in the panel verse is to try to
infiltrate every community and get dirt on everyone so they could try to use it as leverage against anybody they want. Yeah, I can do the same thing. But and we'll see all the real dirt on film on Saman. >> Well, Sam Sal Sam got caught. >> I've worked with the FBI before. Yeah. But now it's hard. Anybody saying, "Oh,
I went to the FBI." It's hard now. When I did it in 1993, um you were able to meet with them, you know, and I did that because, uh they went ahead and investigated this guy and he was all over the news. cuz I didn't think they'd act that quick. And they had him on TV. They were um towing his Bentley and they raided his business. They had all his employees up against
the wall, you know, because they were checking their IDs and everything. And and and that person, that guy didn't think I'd do it. And I had no idea that he was using a fake name. So, and he wanted for racketeering. >> And he was going by a name, what was it? >> Thompson. Glenn Thompson. And I found out that's not even his name. He's
winning for raketeering in California for 15 years. And they took him in. So I won that. >> Mhm. >> And now, so I've never had to do that again. But now um I'm going to do this to Sammon. There's going to be more about it also. But >> yeah, he he's a piece of shit. So I
think it's time. We will all see you, Sam. The truth. >> The truth. Well, that's why he's scared to death of KK because she has all his private information. She has >> Oh, yeah. And I'll even pay her. And guess what? I'll have all the information. I'll have all of it, too. >> Oh, wow. >> I'll have more than she does. >> She does. >> Wow. >> These are professionals, you know.
>> Yeah. Yeah. The private investigators, they're they're they don't play around. >> Mhm. Yeah. No, they don't play around. So yeah, he's he's got you know um the best rating this guy and he explained about surveillance because I said I need something more. >> So >> that's crazy.
>> I'm just sick of him fucking with people, you know. Fuck him. Just like fuck the the fake Glenn Thompson who's who had a different real name because it was the same thing with him when he was fucking with a friend of mine that he owed money to. You can't do shit. you can't do shit. I said, "Really? I I can't." And then I contacted the FBI. And I thought they'd
take their time. And then two weeks later, I get a call from somebody that knew him saying, "Why did you do this?" You know, he said, "I I I didn't think you were serious." I said, "I told you both I was serious, >> you know." And I said I said, "You're not in trouble, but he is." And he's and everybody everybody was happy and you
know happy and and >> yeah everybody was shocked at at watching him on the news on on every uh news channel showing him his office being raided and his a white Bentley being towed and he wasn't who he said he was. Glenn Thompson was not his real name. He was an Italian guy wanted in
California for racketeering. >> So I got to get out guys. Um, thanks for having me up, Psyche. Peace out, everybody. Peace out, Karen. Later. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm going to drop off now. I'm tired. And that interview went good. And um and shout out to the two friends that are professionals at rescuing and knowing about funerals. And for them to take take over and explain
the rest of it of what's going on. And it's not just in certain areas. It's it's everywhere. And that's what they talked about. >> So, okay, Psyche. So, I'm going to go ahead and and drop off. I'm exhausted. >> Okay. >> Okay. You too. Bye. Bye. >> Bye.
Okay. Um I guess it's just be What's going on here? Let me see. Um Oh, yeah. I need to turn my camera back on. Okay. Hi. Uh I guess Karen uh is gone. Um I don't know. I guess uh let me see.
Well, I do have many. I mean, good. This is Okay, let's let's watch this short clip.
Environments, minor anomalies rarely stay minor. A tiny insignificant discrepancy can trigger a cascade of reactions that rapidly fractures the structure of a group. During a routine broadcast on September 24th, host Beta casually acknowledged a viewer, but the automated live stream captioning
generated a disjointed ambiguous artifact on the screen reading, "Sykes life passerby was on his live." Automated captions are notoriously imperfect in realtime settings. The software struggles to parse overlapping dialogue, correctly identify specific proper nouns or capture the nuance of a speaker's intent. These platforms
operate in a gray area where offline friendships are continuously processed into public entertainment. Casual mentions blur the boundary between a private nod and a public endorsement. This creates a context vacuum. When an off-hand comment produces an ambiguous artifact, it leaves a sudden unccuratedformational void. A live
audience abhores a void. Viewers immediately fill that empty space with collective speculation, rushing in with their own assumptions to construct a narrative. In these highlyworked spaces, overt attacks are rarely what break trust. It is the ambiguity of a passing mention that causes the foundation to crack. 3 days later, that ambiguity
erupted into a targeted broadcast. On September 27th, Beta went live to air a highly emotional, specific accounting of her escalating conflict with Psyche. She presented a timeline of personal grievances. She cited a history of manipulative text messages and described feeling guilted over a tattoo Psyche had recently acquired. The tension extended
to panel moderation. Beta alleged that Psyche had willingly allowed rival creators, specifically a user known as Jay Dog, to access his platform and launch verbal attacks against her. These are highly personal, unresolved claims. They are anchored in emotional recollection and private interpretations, not objective, verified
facts. This escalation relies on what we can call the subjective artifact. Isolating and selecting private messages to share publicly changes the intrinsic meaning of the exchange. Digital curation strips away reality. What was once a fluid, continuous conversation is
reduced to a handful of isolated data points. When a sentence is snipped from the center of a timeline, the surrounding context disappears. The audience is forced to interpret these surviving fragments entirely subjectively. Presenting these fragmented artifacts on a live stage triggers a specific social mechanism. It forces an audience of
casual viewers to act as an impromptu jury. Litigating these private disputes in real time transforms intimate human grievances into performative content packaged directly for public consumption. By September 28th, the conflict had spilled outward. What began as a two-person dispute expanded to
consume an entire multi-person panel. A panelist named Thing attempted to maintain his neutrality. Despite his efforts to stay out of the argument, he was rapidly dragged into the crossfire by the host and the chat. Another panelist, Christine, framed this tension through a direct sociological lens. She accused thing of demonstrating the
bystander effect in a real-time digital space. This exposes a core ideological tension in live stream culture. A panelist's perceived right to remain silent clashes directly with a community's strict expectation of active public defense. The standard layout of a live stream panel dictates how social
pressure transfers between users. When one node aims an attack at another, the adjacent nodes are expected to react. Remaining neutral in this structure is quickly interpreted by the community as intentional complicity. Under the gaze of a live audience, the unwritten rules of moderation, loyalty, and friendship completely collapse. The live stream
panel has ceased to be a simple conversation. Instead, it operates as a live stress test, a harsh sociology experiment testing the ultimate limits of digital loyalty. The volume of the panel debates eventually subsides, stepping away from the heated arguments and returning the community to the quiet
uncertainty where it started. It traces all the way back to that September 24th caption. A minuscule, unverified, automated artifact sparked a communitywide fire. There is no final victor to declare here. Nor is there any way to confirm if these fractured digital relationships will ever be
repaired. This is the fragile architecture of live streams. These are social structures built entirely on unverified screenshots, automated texts, and the immense pressure of live audiences. These digital relationships are inherently unstable. They hang suspended delicately over a void. Constantly threatened by the invisible
atmospheric pressure surrounding them. Within this architecture, establishing objective truth is impossible. The facts become secondary to the social lines drawn in the sand. Because the record remains open, the social boundaries of the community have been redrawn by the conflict itself. In the end, leave freer than you came.
I was muted that whole time. Oh my god, I was falling asleep. Uh, sorry. Um, I was watching some kind of clip. I don't know. On Q was on crack of donuts and stuff. Hi, baby. Hi. Hi. Hi, Lola. What are you doing? Hi.
Oh, she's so sweet. Um, I'll be back later. I'll see you guys. Love you.
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