EYE 2 I WITH AJ RAMBO AND KODI [Ep 39]

➡ The speaker discusses various connections and symbols he sees in everyday life, from the possibility of Nazis surviving World War II to the symbolism in darts and sports. He also talks about the significance of colors, particularly red and yellow, in different contexts, such as flags, sports teams, and brands. He further explores the connections between these symbols and historical events, like the Gold Rush and the Soviet Union. Lastly, he mentions the concept of apophenia, the tendency to perceive connections and meaning between unrelated things.
➡ This text discusses various topics, including the history of hemp and biodiesel, the career of a young dart player named Luke Littler, and the author’s personal family history. It also touches on the author’s grandfather’s achievements as a football player and his records, which were later broken by Dan Marino. The text also delves into the author’s fascination with the number 23 and the significance of the name Mary in Catholic theology.
➡ The text discusses various connections and symbolism in pop culture, music, and movies, focusing on themes of red and white, Mary, and the number 87. It mentions the Bloodhound Gang’s music video, Taylor Swift’s career, and the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny. The text also discusses the current state of division in society, suggesting it’s being intentionally manufactured for reactions and division among different groups.
➡ The text discusses a controversy around an American Eagle advertisement featuring Sydney Sweeney, which some interpreted as promoting white supremacy. It also talks about the Kansas City Chiefs’ performance in various Super Bowls, the legalization of sports betting in Missouri, and the influence of Taylor Swift on the Chiefs. The text also mentions Sydney Crosby, a famous hockey player, and his achievements. Lastly, it discusses a Frank Zappa Suite and a famous hot dog place in Pittsburgh.
➡ The text discusses various topics, including a hot dog place in Pittsburgh, a fan’s recovery from a fall at a baseball game, and the significance of the color yellow in different contexts. It also mentions a song by Frank Zappa about an Eskimo legend, and the author’s personal connection to a saint’s feast day. The text ends with a discussion about two artists, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, who were funded by the CIA during the Cold War.
➡ The text discusses the high prices of modern art, such as Pollock’s painting “Number 5” which sold for $140 million, and a piece called “Garbage” – a banana duct-taped to a wall – which sold for $6.2 million. The author questions the value and meaning of such art, comparing it to his dog’s antics in the snow. He also mentions the art world’s opportunism and shallow concepts. The text ends with a discussion about upcoming movie sequels and their potential significance.
➡ The discussion revolves around various symbols and predictions related to sports events, particularly the World Cup. The speaker predicts an upset with Australia beating the United States on June 19th, based on various symbols and connections they’ve made. They also discuss a character from Toy Story, Bullseye, and its potential significance. Lastly, they mention a Patreon page where they track hypothetical betting scenarios for sports games.
➡ The text is a conversation between a group of content creators thanking each other for their contributions and promoting their respective platforms. They discuss their Patreon accounts, where they share knowledge and information for a fee, and emphasize that their content is for educational and entertainment purposes, not financial advice. They also mention their other platforms, like YouTube and Instagram, where they share additional content. They end by thanking their viewers and looking forward to their next meeting.

Nazis maybe didn’t lose the war. Germany did, but the Nazis maybe didn’t. Maybe they got away. Maybe they were absorbed by America, by Operation Paperclip and High Jump and Overcast. And all this stuff led to development of military operations in Antarctica. You know, maybe Hitler lived his days out in Argentina instead of dying on April 30, like everybody is taught in school. So, Man, so much. Just get into my slide here, back to Pittsburgh. So what I have here is Heinz 57, and 57 is a special sauce. It’s not ketchup or mustard that Heinz makes, And that’s on my slide because of the red and yellow color that’s on the label.

And also because I’m a darts player and we talk about all these sports and football, basketball, baseball, hockey. But there’s a lot of symbolism in the darts, too. Like, you guys talk about the red and black and Red Dragon. Red Dragon is a darts brand, and all this stuff’s been going on across the pond in England for a long time. And what else do I have on here? Next to the Marine Corps flag is the San Francisco helmet, which is gold with red on it. Next to that, you’ve got the mascot wearing number 49 for the 49ers.

And he’s rushing out onto the field, which is reminiscent of the Gold Rush, which is what the west is known for throughout history. People rushed out there to dig up gold and become rich from gold. Then next to that, the red and yellow flags of the ussr, which was the Soviet Russian flag, and the red and yellow flag of China. So is the Communist Party of China. Below that, I’ve got Boris Kov, who is a Russian professional darts player who was in a lot of my odd sheets that I was studying until one day he wasn’t.

And I noticed, oh, they kicked Russia out after Russia invaded Ukraine. And the 57 relates to darts. The 57 sauce is a term that I use when I’m playing darts with people. And they switch from the triple 20 to the triple 19 because maybe they had a bad lie with one dart and it was kind of blocking up the area for Triple 20, and they needed to throw at something else. The next highest point on the board is the 57, which is the triple 19. So the maximum score you can get in darts is 180. That’s three triple twenties.

The second highest you can get is 177. And that’s when you throw two triple twenties and one triple nineteen. The label of the Heinz 57 is a 57. And then on this particular box, it comes in a two pack. So it says two 20 full ounce bottles under the 57. And I was like, huh, that’s like when you throw two triple twenties and then you need to get the 57, right? So that’s a connection that I saw. And this is an unrelated thing. And in psychology it’s called apophenia. When you, when you make a connection, that’s.

That doesn’t really matter, but you think it does, right? So this has been going on my whole life. I’ve been noticing things that are connected, but they’re not. So when I listen to Cody go on, I’m like, dude, you’re like when I do this, but like on steroids. And it’s super impressive, Cody. Very impressive. What you do blows my mind every time I hear you talk Rambo. Same thing with you. Especially when you tie in the astrological and the tarot elements of it. Really enlightening. Really mind opening. Very insightful. I appreciate it. Anyway, back to what Rainbow was saying about noticing the hot dog symbolism with Bill Gates.

And in your recent post, what the gates really imply between the Silver Gate and the Golden Gate. I don’t really want to get into that too much, but that was really cool what you were saying. And the red and yellow also on this slide. Let’s see, what do I have here? The Levi’s. Like, you were saying Bill Gates was eating the hot dog in front of the Levi’s, which is what tipped you off about Seattle and the Patriots being in the Super Bowl Excel. Because in the poster behind him there was an XL with the Levi’s thing.

And what brings me into darts? Sorry, you guys, I should have made this connection first. I’m not the greatest presenter, but Levi’s most famous model of pants is the 501. Well, that is the game of darts that’s played professionally, competitively. So I don’t know if you can see on that slide close enough, but in the distance in that Levi’s storefront, there is the number 501 in the back of the store. So I have, right beneath that photo, it says 501 jeans, white and black. And then there’s a photo of the red Levi’s tab on a pair of jeans.

And that’s the connection that Rambo was making from the hot dog to the darts through Levi’s. I hope that makes sense to everybody. On the same tip of red and yellow, I had started talking about San Francisco, the Golden Gate and the golden arches of McDonald’s. So then we’ve got the McDonald’s on the left there, and Ronald McDonald the clown who wears red and yellow. And then up here in the top, there’s the In Living Color reference. And that is in relation to Damon Wayans character, Homie D. Clown. I don’t know if anybody remembers if you’re as old as me.

Rambo’s got some gray in his beard. He probably remembers, too. I remember. I remember Homie Clown. Yeah, Homie D. Clown. Homie, don’t play that smack. Smack you with a shoe or whatever it is he has. Or he goes. He’ll say, I don’t think so, right? So when I’m playing darts and somebody puts the pressure on me, and I end up successfully executing my turn, so it doesn’t matter how much pressure they put on me because I ended the game. I get the point. I’ll say, homie, don’t play that. Or I’ll say, I don’t think so. Just like Homie the clown.

So when you bring up all the red and yellow stuff, and I think about Pittsburgh and I think about Homie to clown, the synchronicity is just surreal, like on a level that is just weird. So anyway, that’s why that’s all there. And then on the note of white and black, white and off white and Spanish and versus English, the cultural clash, the divide and conquer rhetoric that the elites are always trying to control the people with, there’s a Homie D. Cartoon called a Clown Tune where he goes to a white restaurant, and the butler dude at the entrance of the restaurant says, you have to wear a tie.

Homie D. Clown’s like, well, I’m just gonna, you know, kick your ass. So there he is kicking the butler’s ass. And that’s what that is. So I’m gonna go to a different slide here. All right, this next slide is about naval stuff. And the Seahawks, how they wore their all navy uniforms for the third time in the third super bowl that they went to. So Navy. The Naval Academy, they wear navy blue. Of course, that’s where the term comes from. And their mascot is a sheep. It’s a ram. And they’re the same colors, almost navy blue instead of royal blue, right? There’s royal blue in the Rams, but they’re the same mascot.

It’s basically a goat with horns. And a ram is a technique that the old sailboats would use to sink each other. If they weren’t firing cannons from the side, they’d try to ram you with that big post in the front of the Ship. So I’m pretty sure I have that there on the slide, kind of pointing right at the la. The ram right under it. That’s supposed to symbolize the ship ramming another ship. And on the ships they have rigging, which is kind of like rigged sports, right? The term is the same. You set something up so that it’s going to do what you want it to do.

You can control the sails by rigging them up. And they did this with ropes. And on the far right of the slide there, underneath where it says pdc, those are called dead eyes. And they’re thick pieces of wood that have holes drilled in them that guide ropes. And I’ll just read what this says. In darts, the bullseye is a double 25. And three double bullseyes is called a dead eye. It’s worth 150. And in sailing, a deadeye is a wooden block with holes in it used for rigging ships. Also called tackle block and tackle dead eyes.

In pirate terminology, a dead eye is a skilled marksman or pistol shooter. You were talking about quarterbacks being gunslingers. Well, pirates were gunslingers, too, and a good one was called a dead eye. All right, so the Seahawks wore the navy blue. The Goat ram mascot is the same as the LA Rams. The LA Rams are the same color as the Ukraine flag. Just want to throw that out there. Since the age of sale ended and industrialization took over and we started making things out of metal, we also started using fuels like petroleum fuels, vegetable oil fuels.

Actually, the first cars ran on hemp and peanut oil, and plastics were made out of hemp oil. And diesel fuel, you can make biodiesel. So diesel fuel is a more efficient fuel than gasoline, which is more efficient than gasoline cut with ethanol made from corn. So part of the reason that they don’t grow hemp is the monopoly, monopoly on newspaper to print newspaper. This dude named William Randolph Hearst had a big part in that. He was a timber guy and he wanted to make sure all the newspapers were made out of timber and not hemp. But anyway, it’s a digression from the point, which is nuclear power.

And this dart player called Luke the Nuke, Luke Littler, he’s young dart player. He has taken world darts by storm. He’s the best in the world. He’s been playing since he was 18 months old. He’s now, I think 19. Might just turn 19 January. And in that picture I have there, he’s doing a celebration that looks like he’s reeling in a fishing line. And that’s because when he hits a big fish fish, which is a term for 170, out, out shot, which is where you hit a triple 20, a triple 20 again for 120, which leaves 50 and you have one dart left.

You hit the double bull, that brings it down to zero. So that’s how you win on what’s called a big fish. And when he does that, he does the celebration where he reels in the big fish. And that’s Luke. The new Quiller. And the submarines and aircraft carriers, a lot of them are nuclear powered. He’s loop the nuke. So that’s that slide. And I wanted to talk about the blue and yellow and the purple and yellow in Pittsburgh all at the same time. And I got another slide for that. And this is about, this is about where I come from.

This is, this is my mom’s dad. All right, so see, the Pittsburgh colors are black and yellow, but they’re also blue and yellow. Pittsburgh University is the Panthers and they’re blue with yellow. There’s also a Catholic high school in Pittsburgh called Central Catholic. That’s where my grandfather went. And their mascot is the Vikings. Blue and yellow Vikings, but the NFL Vikings are purple and yellow and they’re from Minnesota, which I’ll get to later has to do with San Francisco. Colin Kaepernick. George Floyd. All right, so my mother’s father, his initials are CJK and those gematria equivalents are 3, 10, 11.

And there’s a big CK theme going through here where 3 and 11 are together to make the 33, which is big for the Masons. So he was born on April 7th and that’s 47. That’s another big number in Gamatria. 1926 is when he was born in Pittsburgh. He went to Central Catholic High School. Central Catholic is CC, which is 33, and he played for the Vikings. He was the varsity quarterback and he set all the records. This is my grandfather. He set all the records for Central Catholic High School. He also played baseball. I don’t know if he set any records, but he was the football quarterback and he set all the records.

He went to the Naval Academy and that was in Annapolis, which is between Baltimore and Washington D.C. and he graduated there in 1949 and he went on to become a four star general in the Marine Corps. Well, about 40 years later, a guy named Dan Marino came to Central Catholic High School and he obliterated all my grandfather’s records. Dan Marino, he wore number 13 and the school retired number 13 because he was that good. Everybody knows how good Dan Marino was. All right. He went to Central Catholic, played for the Vikings, beat all my grandfather’s records.

He passed for 1334 yards. He got 15 touchdowns. That was in 1979. He also played baseball. He was a pitcher. He went 12, 0 and he batted.500. That is unreal if you understand baseball stats. Anybody who bats.500 is just out of this world. Good 12, 0 as a pitcher. Amazing. All right, so he also retired jerseys there for baseball. Thirteen was retired for football and baseball by Dan Marino. He also wore number 18, which is the number I wore on my lacrosse jersey. He also wore number 20. Those didn’t get retired because his number was 13 as a senior.

That was the number he cared about. And they retired it for Miami, too, and for Pitt. He went to Pitt after Central Catholic, which is also blue and yellow. After high school, he was immediately drafted by the Kansas City Royals. Kansas City again, KC 11, 3, 33. He did not play for the Royals. He went to Pitt to play. Play quarterback. And then he went on to become the NFL MVP in 1984 for the Dolphins of Miami. He got the Burt Bell Award Player of the year. Also 1984. And the very first year he was eligible for the hall of Fame in 2005.

He was inducted as soon as they were like. Dan Marino qualifies. He was in. That’s how good he was. He was the guy that ended up beating all my grandfather’s records at Central Catholic. And there’s some pictures of my grandfather playing for the Naval Academy and a picture of him as a general in the Marine Corps. And then there’s some pictures of Dan Marino and his baseball and football jerseys. Then at the bottom, there’s a picture of the Central Catholic Viking. And then some fanfare, some merchandise, and a 23 jersey from Central Catholic that was just on there because of all this stuff with 23, I’m fascinated with all of it.

And that happened to be on the Google images. Wasn’t like I could just pick from any number that was just up there as the one that didn’t have, like, Dan Marino’s face next to it. All right, so that’s my Pittsburgh slide with my grandfather and Dan Marino, my grandfather, the Marine who was then overcome by Marino. So isn’t that neat that their names are so similar? Well, what he did. And then Marino’s name is similar. All right. And then you guys were talking last week, I think it was last week, a lot about Mary and the significance of the name Mary.

And this is huge in Catholic theology. The Virgin Mary. So now I have this slide. Oh, whoops, wrong screen. Here we go. And along comes Mary and I talk a lot about the Bloodhound Gang. I love their music. It’s crude, but I love it. So along comes Mary. And my grandfather married a woman named Mary Margaret White. And I was just going on about Off White and White last week and didn’t really think of it at the time until I started making all these connections between my grandfather, the Marine, and Dan Marino and how he married Mary Margaret White and how Ocasio Cortez could end up in the White House.

There’s a lot of stuff with White. I ended up buying a White House myself. But Mary Margaret White, 13. 13. 23. M is 13. W’s 23. Our initials are MMW. That’s my mom’s mom. And she was born December 20, 1926. Her mother was from France. She was a French tutorial. And her mother married John Sylvester White, who was the speaker of the House of Delegates in Maryland from 1944-46. He was of Irish and French descent. He met her at a Naval Academy dance sometime in the 40s in Annapolis in the state of Maryland. Right. It’s all this stuff.

Being Mary Central is pretty wild to me. That’s on the Chesapeake Bay, which is another large body of water where there’s a lot of brackish tributaries. Brackish means it’s half fresh water, half salt water. And the Maryland Terrapins live in brackish water. Washington, D.C. is very close to Annapolis. Annapolis is where the Naval Yard is. Naval Academy, Department of Defense, the pentagon. Right by D.C. that’s between Maryland and Virginia. So Virgin Mary is a central theme to the establishment of the nation’s capital, which used to be in Philadelphia, but it moved to the area that was owned by a guy named Francis Pope.

And when I learned about all this stuff and put all this together, the Pope’s name was Francis. And just a digression, the Pope. Francis became Pope not because the previous Pope died. He abdicated. And typically, the Pope has to die. He doesn’t just quit. He’s got to die. Right? So this Pope didn’t die. He just quit to make room for this other Pope. And it turns out that the Pope who quit Benedict, he was a Nazi youth. He was an SS youth. And so I thought that was weird that, like, a dude who was affiliated with the Nazis at all would ever get to be a Pope, unless they’re kind of on the same team in some secret kind of way.

Which is part of all the work that you guys do is kind of like. Another reason I think the Bloodhound Gang is appropriate for all this is because you guys act like bloodhounds, like you guys are sniffing out clues and like that. And my mom is pretty certain that her mom, after she died, and she died on November 11, 1976. My mom’s mom died on November 11, 1976. She met my dad on November 11, 1978. And she is convinced that her mom spirit connected with my dad and sent my dad to her in a. In a spiritual kind of way.

There might be something to that. So, Yeah, she passed away December 23, 19. No, I’m sorry. She passed away November 11. She married my grandfather on December 23, 1949. He graduated from the Naval Academy, 1949. My mom was born in 1956. She’s got two older brothers. My dad was born in 1953. Then I got this lyric from the Bloodhound Gang. When we met, I was sure out to lunch now my empty cup tastes as sweet as the punch Then on the top here, we’ve got statues, white statues of the Mary. And beneath all that, I’ve got a picture of the rosary, because there’s all this rose symbolism in the.

In the image here. And the herb rosemary has a purple flower on it. Lavender, really. And then up here last week, you guys were talking about Mary’s in the media. And you’ve got Cameron Diaz there with her hair with the stuff in it, and the movie poster that’s got her. And I think it’s a pink skirt there. But in this scene in the movie with the hair up at the dinner, she’s got a red shirt on. So there’s a white and red theme going on here. And in the Bloodhound Gang video. And along comes Mary, which is a remake.

I don’t know if it’s like a cover, but the original song was made by the association in 1966. And the Bloodhound Gang song came out in 1999. And in the music video, they’re all wearing white and red. And he jumps up in the air in the beginning and he’s got his arm stretched out and it looks like a crucifix, sort of. And then below that, you see in the music video, it’s got a guy and a girl and they’re on a date, and the guy’s making fun of the. The band on the radio, which is the Bloodhound Gang cd.

So the Bloodhound Gang has the dude making fun of their band at the beginning of the music video. And then they order their food. And the driver of the car and the convertible at the drive thru drive in theater is making fun of the clerk at the fast food at the counter, making fun of his earrings, saying his mom has earrings just like that, called him a robot. And then they end up watching Half Baked where the woman in the movies, Mary Jane. And there’s a picture of him looking kind of upset at the driver from the booth.

And then there he is, the driver coming to deliver popcorn and drinks. And the drinks are in red solo cup, red and white. And the lyric in the song is about, sweet is the punch. So then I put a picture of a red solo cup and a red punch bowl full of red punch. Then below that it says, sweet is the punch. Because at the end of the music video, the singer of the band, the Bloodhound Gang, Jimmy Poppins, he actually gets the girl and he’s sitting in the car with her and she’s feeding him popcorn.

So next to that, I’ve got something about Mary who’s got the. The brother who wore the red ear muffs. And he’s always looking for his baseball. He’s like, have you seen my baseball? And he also says, have you seen my wiener? And wiener is another word for hot dog. And he says, franks and beans in the movie. Franks and beans. Franks and beans. So all this is hot dog symbolism again. And then I have a picture of seal because of the references you guys make to Batman all the time. And there’s seal with the song Kiss from a rose from 1994.

And here he is doing the one eye symbolism. He’s got his eye closed and the eye is actually on his ring. So that might tie into whatever you were talking about with the ring symbolism Cody’s going to get into. And then there’s the white and black and red Batman logo there as well. So that’s what that slide is. It’s basically about all this Mary symbolism and the fact that my grandfather married a woman named Mary, he became a Marine, and Dan Marino beat all his records in Pittsburgh. Right. What else I got here? Right. So now this is the really fun one that I wanted to talk about, but I’m gonna save that for a second first.

Let’s go to this one. Rambo, you just posted a thing about the Guadalupe Mary necklace that the Green Day dude was wearing. Yeah. Billy Joel was the Virgin of Guadalupe. Yeah. Billy Joe Armstrong and the Virgin of Guadalupe and Billy Joe Armstrong and the high priestess, both equaled the 87 in the reduction gematria. So I have here a slide that’s all about that. I used a image of the tarot card in the top center here. And I just want to note that in your post earlier, you had Lady Gaga and she was wearing a light blue dress, and that’s the same color as the dress in the tarot card.

Also, I’ve got the Kansas City Chiefs tying into the red and yellow again with the number 87, because Travis Kelce was 87. And I feel like Taylor Swift kind of fits the high priestess role culturally. Recently, basically her whole career, she’s like the biggest female pop star of our time. Well, her era’s tour was coincidental. See if I can make this bigger. Yeah, make that a little bigger. Yeah. Her ERAS tour was coincidental with the Chief’s final two AFC championship seasons. Now, they didn’t make the playoffs this year, but the last two seasons that they did were during her ERAS tour.

And she was dating one of the players, number 87. Isn’t that fitting? She released Life of a Showgirl, which is her most recent album, on October 3rd. And the only artist who has sold more records. I don’t know about sold more, but streamed more, like on Spotify streams. Global streaming counts is Bad Bunny. And that’s probably the reason he was selected for the super bowl halftime shows, because he’s just the most popular statistically in the world. He is Bad Bunny. Total Global streams in 2025 was 5.9 billion. Taylor Swift’s was 3.64 billion. So he got her by 2 billion plus.

That’s significant. Bad Bunny, his music is more popular than hers. So people who are upset about Spanish versus English need to recognize that the globe wants that more. There are more people listening to that than her. There are more people listening to his Spanish music than her English music. Just. Just say something real quick. This was not Bad Bunny’s first Super bowl rodeo. He was at Super Bowl 54, but he wasn’t the headliner. And it was almost an entirely Spanish language halftime show. Super Bowl 54s in Miami, everybody forgets it because this whole Spanish versus English thing is manufactured.

So there’s a time of big division now. And this is. They’re trying to find every reason to divide people. Christian, Muslim, they’re going off on Muslims now. Politicians are saying things they never would have dreamed of in the past. You know, Barack Obama putting out a. I mean, sorry. Donald Trump posting a picture of Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as monkeys. It gets so over the top now. But just to clarify, Bad Bunny has been to a Super bowl before. It was in Super Bowl 54. It was Spanish language. And everyone forgets it because they weren’t trying to manufacture division at the time.

Not as hard anyway. They’re always trying to manufacture division. Yeah. Now it’s at another level because they’re doing things that. And it’s, it’s all over the place. Yeah. It’s a turning point, you could say. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. And isn’t it unique that the other alternative concert was on Turning Point network or whatever. Yeah. So you’re back. So back when they had Super Bowl 54, there were no complaints. There’s no alternative English language halftime show. That’s something that’s being done right now at this moment in time. But it’s over the top. It’s to get a reaction out of everybody and hate the other side.

Yeah, I agree. Things like the, the cartoon with Obama as a monkey. Like it’s, it’s so over the top. Like they’re so desperate to get a reaction. You’re supposed to hate Trump and hate Republic in return. And I guess Trump supporters supposed to. Anyway. It’s, it’s the same stuff with Muslims and stuff going on in, in Gaza. The whole. It’s. And it’s. They had one in England with the. I think he’s the chairman of Manchester United. He comes out with this comment about Muslims saying, saying other, I guess races and nationalities have colonized England. It’s. It’s so manufactured and it’s, it’s, it’s not natural.

They’re being told to do it, the division. Because you never saw this much once in a while. A ridiculous comment. But just to clarify, this doesn’t have the English Spanish thing. Doesn’t have to be a big deal because they had it before. And everyone forgets. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The term is egregious. It’s egregious what they’re doing. Yeah. So anyway, that ties into the Sydney Sweeney advertisement. Whoops. American Eagle Outfitters Sydney Sweeney advertisement. It was a play on the word jeans. She’s got great jeans. So then the political left comes out and says. That was controversial because they were saying it’s racist.

Saying that that’s pointing towards white supremacy and eugenics. Oops. And that’s relevant to the light versus dark Spanish versus English theme that is omnipresent in United States political divisive rhetoric is what I have written. And then I have a quote from Harris Faulkner who is on the Fox News program. Outnumbered. And she says, I thought what that meant was that she was wearing some great jeans. I guess I’m really naive. I’ve lived this long to be naive. But I also don’t see everything through the prism of race. And I think you can find whatever it is you think you’re looking for.

They wanted to see it this way, so they did. That’s what she had to say about it on the Fox News show Outnumbered. And I agree with her. And she’s not a white lady saying that. And she points out that she’s not white and she lives with a white Jewish guy. So it is possible not to fall for the rhetoric even in your own home. Back to the Chiefs and Taylor Swift. Chiefs won Super Bowl 49, right? No, 54. No. What was it now? I don’t know. I lose track of these. Yeah, that’s 54. Liv is 54.

That’s when they. Andy Reid got his first super bowl appearance, I believe, and he won with the Chiefs. That’s where Bad Bunny was. His first super bowl halftime show was that one. Oh, wow. That makes this slide even more tighten into the Guadalupe thing as well. Okay, so February 2, 2022. That’s a big row of twos. And that ended up being Andy Reid’s 222nd all time win as the head coach that day, too. He previously coached the Eagles. And there’s Sydney Sweeney with the American Eagle ad. He was in six NFC title appearances and he lost all of them with the Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs. There’s the KCC 1133. They won every divisional championship from 2016 to 2024. PASPA was repealed in 2018 and the Chiefs were in every super bowl except for 2022. So if you were thinking there was a 2, a guarantee for the 222 to line up for the Chiefs, it didn’t happen that year. That was Joe Burrow. And I predicted that ahead of time as, Okay, so passport was repealed. They didn’t go to 2022. That was Super Bowl 56. Missouri sports betting failed seven consecutive votes until November 2024, which was while Kelsey was dating Taylor Swift and she was doing the Heiress tour.

So there was a huge amount of influence from Taylor Swift and the Chiefs on sports betting in Missouri. They couldn’t get over the line to get sports betting legalized in Missouri until Taylor Swift was practically on the Chiefs in the stadiums watching the games on tv. Missouri sports betting was legalized by a margin of a half of a percent. So they barely got it 50.5% to 49.5%. November 2024. The 16 licensed operators gave away $125 million in free bets in the first month. And that basically nullified any tax money that the state was going to get.

So they’re kind of not happy that they legalized sports betting because they’re not getting the money for education that they thought. However, they do think that over years they’ll get it. NFL is partnered with the two top online sports books. And one sports betting was legal in Missouri. The Chiefs didn’t even make the playoffs in 2025. I don’t think that’s a coincidence. This all ties into the rig sports. They won all those seasons while they couldn’t bet in Missouri. And then as soon as they can all bet from their smartphones at home, they’re all betting on the Chiefs and the Chiefs aren’t doing it.

So they lost the super bowl before Missouri could bet at the very last second. They still had to get it all going. Maybe they could have bet on that game, but I don’t think a lot of people were into betting yet. And they lost to the Eagles. Andy Reid lost to his old team. All right, then on the far side over here, we got Sidney Crosby. And that ties into this because of the name Sydney and because his name is. I’m sorry, his number is 87. High Priestess 87. And Sydney Crosby’s number 87, captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins, nicknamed Sid the Kid.

Another nickname is the next one. And that’s insinuating the Great One. Like Mario Lemieux, like Wayne Gretzky, the two great ones. He was the first overall draft pick in 2005 in his 2026 NHL season. He’s 38 years old. Heard you talking a lot about 38 recently. Forget what that had to do with, though. Yeah, I was. I actually correctly predicted that a touchdown would be scored by name Stevenson, the running back for the New England Patriots because he wore number 38. And it tied back to the Pittsburgh Steelers connection with Hines Ward. His birthday is 38 March 8th.

And Tom Brady’s is 8 3. And Tom Brady was. He did the coin toss at the super bowl where. Where Heinz ward was the MVP and then a bunch of 83s and Gamatra. That’s actually where I came up with the 38. But looked at who wears number 38 was the. And they have a tandem running back, so it wasn’t that obvious a pick. Number 38, Stevens. Of. Of. Sorry, the New England Patriots who did score a touchdown. That’s the context in which I mentioned 38. Gotcha. Yeah, I do remember that, actually, the touchdown prediction that you made.

But I thought there was more to the 38 that had to do with like something else with the feminine thing. Sacred feminine thing. But maybe I was wrong. So anyway, he’s 38 this season. He was born August 8th in 87. I’m sorry, August 7th in 87. So not only is his number 87, but he was born 87 in 87. His signing bonus was 8.7 million. He’s three time Stanley cup champion. Back to back 201617 Stanley cup champion. The new Pittsburgh Penguins stadium that replaced the one called the igloo is PPG paints arena. And that opened on August 18, 2010.

And it features the Kids Zone and it replaces, like I said, replaces the big Igloo Civic Arena. And the capacity is 18,187. It’s called the Paint can, also known as the House that Crosby Built. He’s also the captain of Team Canada and just became Canada’s all time leading point scorer in the Olympics. As of this 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, he’s two time gold Olympic medalist, seeking his third gold. And this year’s Olympics is different than all the years past as far as the uniforms for Canada because they’re usually red and white, but now they’re red and gold.

Isn’t that neat after the whole San Francisco thing we’ve been, we’ve been on and the red and yellow thing, the Heinz and the ketchup and mustard and the Spanish flag and with your red and black stuff that you were talking about, they’re putting a black maple leaf on the jerseys now, which is new. They never did that. Well, I think they might have done it before, but never like this. Not a big black leaf like this. So things changing from white to something else. Turning point again. Also on the tarot card, it’s about the crescent moon.

And I just wanted to point out that my contributions here in the past few weeks, past couple of weeks, chiming in on the channel here have been during the first waning crescent moon of 2026. So I think that’s pretty interesting. All right. Now, I started a slide and I really didn’t get much time to finish it. But it’s all about the CK thing. 311, 33, navy blue, white, black, red, yellow, gold and purple. And I’ve got your picture there of Charlie Kirk with the ice hat on, with the yellow on black. And they typically are navy blue with white ice.

But Here the ice is yellow. So that reminded me of this, which is a Frank Zappa Suite from 1974. I’m going to zoom in so you guys can actually see this. So Frank Zappa FZ626. And the Spanish word for ice is yellow, right? Yep. Yellow. Okay. So here I’ve got hot dog neons. And that’s because of his name being Frank and because of Pittsburgh famous hot dog place, the House of Beef that was opened by Sydney and Morris Simon a block away from forbes field in 1960. Also known as the original Franks and Burgers. Also known as the original hot dog shop, Essie’s original hot dog shop.

Essie was Esther, that was Sydney’s wife, AKA the O. AKA the Dirty O, affectionately, due to drunken late night college patronage from the local Duquesne and University of Pittsburgh students. My parents frequented the Dirty O. And they met on November 11, 1978. Like I already mentioned when I was talking about how my grandfather met his wife on November, or I’m sorry, my. My grandfather’s wife died on November 11th. My mom’s mom died on November 11th. She thinks that he. She sent my dad to her on November 11. All this was while Dan Marino was at Central Catholic between 1974 and 1979, breaking all of her father’s records.

They closed April of 2020. And that’s a picture of the place in Oakland. Oakland is a neighborhood of Pittsburgh where Pittsburgh University is. So there’s the original hot dog place. And then I have a picture of Sidney Crosby and Bam Morris because of the names of the guys who opened the hot dog place for Sydney and Morris Simon. So two famous Pittsburgh players are Sydney and Bam Morris. Can I say something real quick about the Oakland neighborhood in my decode? Remember the fan who fell from the stands at PNC Park, Kevon Markwood. Five months later he fully recovered and he threw out the opening pitch against the Oakland A’s.

And I said, that’s why they picked the Oakland A’s as the opponent. It’s a reference to Oakland, the neighborhood where Forbes Field was where they filmed Angels in the outfield. It was a Fallen Angels ritual. That’s why they had him throw out against the Oakland A’s. Yeah, I remember that. And the A’s have that. They have that yellow mustard in their uniform as well. They’re green and yellow, so that yellow was consistent. Okay, that’s very interesting. So the igloo came around the same year Dan Marino did. 1961, Dan Marino was born. Civic arena was born. Called The Big Lou.

All right, now, Frank Zappa. How do I do this? Go over here. Frank Zappa put out a suite in 1974. And a suite is a collection of songs. This is four songs. The first one is called Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow. The album’s called Apostrophe, and he’s got an apostrophe in a pair of parentheses, which kind of looks like a lemon. And I made it emphasized by making the parentheses yellow, the apostrophe green. So don’t eat the yellow snow. The lyrics go, I dreamed I was an Eskimo Frozen wind began to blow under my boots and around my toes the frost that bit the ground below it was a hundred degrees below zero and my mama cried Nanook a no, no, don’t be a naughty Eskimo Save your money, don’t go to the show.

Well, I turned around and I said, ho, ho. And the northern lights commenced to glow and she said with a tear in her eye Watch out where the huskies go and don’t you eat that yellow snow. So I put a couple pictures of the Yukon Huskies mascot and logo there because I don’t know if there’s something to be seen about the Yukon Huskies here coming up because of the ice on Charlie Kirk’s hat being yellow instead of white, right? So if the huskies piss on some ice, it’ll be yellow. So the next song is called Nanook Rubs It.

And those lyrics are. It’s basically telling the story. Well, right about that time, people, a fur trapper who was strictly from commercial had the unmitigated audacity to jump up from behind my igloo. And he started into whipping on my favorite baby seal with a lead filled snowshoe. He said, peekaboo. He went right upside the head of my favorite baby seal. He went whack with a lead filled snowshoe. And he hit him on the nose and he hit him on the fin. And he. That got me just about as evil as an Eskimo boy can be. So I bent down and I reached down and I scooped down and I gathered up a generous mitten full of the deadly yellow snow.

The deadly yellow snow from right there where the huskies go. Whereupon I proceeded to take that mitten full of the deadly snow crystals and rub it all into his beady little eyes with a vigorous circular motion, hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined to take the place of the mud shark in your mythology. Here it goes. Now, the circular motion. Rub it here, Fido. And then in A fit of anger. I. I pounced and I pounced again. Great googly moogly. I jumped up and down on the chest of. I injured the fur trapper.

Well, he was very upset, as you can understand, and rightly so, because the deadly yellow snow crystals had deprived him of his sight. And he stood up and he looked around and he said, I can’t see. I can’t see. Oh, woe is me. I can’t see no. No, I can’t see no. Aye. He took a dog do snow cone and stuffed it in my right eye. He took a dog do snow cone and stuffed it in my other eye. And the husky wee wee, I mean the doggy wee wee was. Has blinded me and I can’t see temporarily.

Well, the fur trapper stood there with his arms outstretched across the frozen white wasteland to try to figure out what he’s going to do about his deflected eyes. And it was at that precise moment that he remembered an ancient Eskimo legend, wherein it is written on whatever it is that they write on up there, that if anything bad ever happens to your eyes as the result of some sort of conflict with anyone named Nanuk, the only way you can get it fixed up is to go trudging across the tundra, mile after mile, trudging across the tundra right down to the parish of Saint Alfonso.

Right, so that’s the end of that song. And then it goes right into the next song called Saint Alfonso’s Pancake Breakfast. Now, I want to pause there because Saint Alfonso doesn’t exist, but there’s a Saint Alphonsus, and Saint Alphonsus feast day is August 1st. First, as you’ve been mentioning. You haven’t been mentioning it in the context of Saint Alfonso’s feast day, but I bring it up because Saint Alphonsus is. He’s known for redemption. And August 1st was the day that I had a spine surgery in 2024. So I was sort of redeemed in a way on August 1, which happened to be this guy’s feast day, which I didn’t realize until I started researching into this song that I had remembered, triggered by seeing the yellow ice on Charlie Kirk’s hat that you brought up in your video.

So San Alfonso’s Pancake Breakfast. Yes, indeed. Here we are at San Alfonso’s Pancake Breakfast, where I stole the margarine and wheedled on the bingo cards in lieu of the latrine. I saw a handsome parish lady make her entrance like a queen while she was totally chenille and her old man was a marine as she abused a sausage patty and said, why don’t you treat me mean? At Saint Alfonso’s pancake breakfast Where I stole the margarine in parentheses it says, wow, Good God, get off the bus. And that reminds me again of Bam Morris, who was known as the Bus for the Steelers.

That was his nickname. That’s what’s Jerome Bettis. Oh, wait, I got them mixed up. Ben Morris was not the bus. You’re right. Jerome Bettis was the bus. Ben Morris was not the bus. JB like the twin pillars. JMB. Jerome Bettis. Yep. Look out for JMBs. Yeah. Also like Joe Biden and Joe Burrow. Yep. So then the last part of the song is Father Oblivion. And this one I don’t really want to read out loud. This one’s kind of goofy, and it’s about. Basically, it’s about a leprechaun that strokes it into the pancake batter at the pancake breakfast.

But the end of the song, it says, don’t you eat my sleazy pancakes Just for saintly Alfonso. They’re so light and fluffy white Will raise a fortune, fortune by tonight they’re so light and fluffy brown they’re the finest in the town So I thought that tied into the whole white and not white thing. Right. So this whole thing started with Charlie Kirk’s hat and the black and yellow instead of the navy blue and white. So that’s what I got for you guys. Oh, and then on that note, we’re all talking about dogs, and I talk about my dog and how it just decapitated a rabbit.

Like last month, it was running around at my dad’s house, and it cornered a rabbit, and it. He got him. He ripped his head off. There’s my dog. He’s cute, isn’t he? Doesn’t look vicious. He’s not. Until he sees a rabbit or a squirrel. All right, so this is all about fine art and a joke that I made. First of all, if you haven’t heard of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, they’re two expressionist artists that were covertly funded by the CIA back in the Cold War era. So I have it here written. Jackson Pollock was a crummy artist from wyoming.

He lived January 28, 1912, to August 11, 1956. 81 is 88. You were mentioning the 88 thing. I don’t know if that has anything here, but Mark Rothko was slightly less Crummy artist from Russia, critically acclaimed for his work in color theory and creating obnoxiously huge pieces. I think he was a no talent hack. He was also funded by the CIA for Cold War propaganda. And he famously made paintings. One was called Yellow and Red. So that ties into Spanish flag and everything like that. Ketchup and mustard, etc. San Francisco colors. These pieces sell for a lot of money.

Here. The 1948 piece, Number 5 by Pollock, sold in 2006 for $140 million, which was a record breaking price at the time, making it the most expensive painting ever sold. And all this dude did was like fling paint. He was just a flinger. He didn’t actually have any approach to talent fully making art. He just flung the paint on there and here. The painting was originally purchased in 1949 by collector Alfonso Osorio for 1500 bucks passed through several hands, including David Geffen, who sold it to Mexican financier David Martinez, which is one of Bad Bunny’s names.

And it was brokered by Sotheby’s auctioneer Tobias Meyer. As of late 2025, it’s estimated insurance value is $300 million for a painting. $300 million. So I wrote a text message to a friend of mine who’s a really talented artist, and I said, the fine art entitled Garbage, and that’s this duct tape banana right here where this lady is eating a banana in front of it. This duct tape banana tell the story about that. I wrote this text message on January 27th. So this was just a few weeks ago before I started to pay attention to your channel and get involved with you guys here.

The fine art entitled Garbage, which is a banana duct tape to a wall, had an estimated value of $120,000 when it was devoured by a Portuguese gallery visitor. Of course, garbage would have to be reinstalled, replicated if you will, since it had been proven to be discarded food. In an instance of Finders Keepers, which exhibited the intrinsic value of the art piece to be its caloric content and some might argue its fruity flavor as well. However, this subjectivity begs the age old question regarding diamonds versus water. The replicated installation of Garbage was soon followed by its sale.

The fine art piece, however, is in fact a perishable, organic creation of nature destined to rot and decompose wherever it may be duct taped to a wall. Therefore, the art piece could not actually be sold, as that would be a rotting piece of garbage and hold no real value. So the sale was for the exclusive rights and a roll of duct tape for $6.2 million, giving the owner the exclusive human right to Duct tape a banana to a wall. And in the actual context of the fine art piece called Garbage. In the pretentiously delusional spirit of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, this woman posed for a photo of herself eating a fresh banana as she stood near the fine art piece Garbage.

And I think this is iconic. The moral of the story is that Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock are also decomposing Garbage. Happy Tuesday. And today happens to be Tuesday. I guess it was hour ago. Name was Maurizio Catalan, like cattle a banana, duct tape tool, also for $6.2 million. So my friend who is an artist says so much conceptual art is a scam. Damien Hurst, for example, is a con man, not an artist. I do not like much of conceptual art, and I do not think it will carry any weight in art history once we get past the marketing.

The art world is filled with opportunists who have contacts among the rich, usually because of family connections. And those dingbats are the ones running galleries. That’s a big reason I don’t paint anymore. The other side of it is that most of the concepts in conceptual art have the depth of an elementary school diorama, not some masterwork of philosophical thought. It’s shallow people with shallow thoughts trying to scam a book and get attention. So because of that and the Frank Zappa yellow snow influence, I sent to a bunch of friends a picture of the snow that we had gotten and my dog out there basically making dog do in the snow.

And I said, check it out. My doggy Mace Windu. That’s my dog’s name, deserves credit for the fine art he made in my yard. He was inspired after I showed him some expensive pieces of fine art created by Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko. He can’t use words, but we have a telepathic bond. And he thinks that Rothko’s Red and Yellow was a near perfect title for an art piece that was simply the colors red and yellow. So he would like this one to be brown and yellow, but and mostly white. However, the expressionist nature of Pollock’s influence on the piece can’t go unmentioned.

And he has a very healthy sense of humor. So he asked me to zoom in and titled the captured photo who flung poo the freeze with the emoji. He insisted, dude, a dog was a genius producer of fine art. And then I sent it to some other people and said, here’s the artist himself. He peers long, longingly at a Rothko sized canvas, just wishing I would feed him the eggs. And nacho cheese fondue to express himself all over it, just like Jackson Pollock would do. He’s such a master of his craft. The world deserves to pay top dollar for something like that.

There he is waiting to go outside, and I said he’s gonna go make some more art. Put some pictures of Mace Windu there with a purple lightsaber, and then I have a whole bunch more to get into that I’m not going to get into now because I haven’t made any slides and it’s one o’ clock in the morning. But this ties into more of the. The race thing and the Nazi thing by way of the movies, the Color Purple and Schindler’s List. Wow, that is songs. Beep. I’ve done more. Yeah, I’ve done more on the Nazi team than anyone else.

But yeah, it’s a. That’s, that’s, that’s a lot for. For one show. And yeah, thanks for expanding on a lot of the topics that I brought up. Yeah, man. Pretty much everything that I came up with here is. What’s known in psychology is apophenia, where you make connections, we think, between things that aren’t related. But I can’t stop from doing that, like my whole life. And that’s what I pick up from ever since I heard of Zach Hubbard and Gematria in the decoding of sports and news and world events. So that’s why I wanted to contribute and call in last week and call in this week and mention the Frank Zappa thing.

That was really the prime thing that went through my head that I was driven to. To communicate with. Was that the yellow snow bit? Yeah, it ties right in also with Charlie Kirk and that yellow ice absolutely ties in. So, yeah, that’s where it came from. Yeah. Yeah. So there’s probably a lot more, but like I said, I’m kind of just like all over the place with it. I don’t know how to tie things together like you guys do, but just wanted to share. Yeah, appreciate it. Yeah, great stuff. Mvp. Just as a reminder for those that are watching, what.

What was your link for the Patreon? I’ll dump it in the chat. Yeah, I’ll go ahead and put it here. So my Patreon’s typically just going to be like sports analysis, odds analysis, and that’s what that is. Yeah, I’ll make sure to pin it once I see it show up in the chat. I had kind of one final closing thing. I just kind of started playing around with a couple visuals as I was Listening to your presentation. And I think you guys will appreciate this just because it ties in so many different things, but so simply into a movie that’s coming out this year.

This year. I don’t know if you guys knew, but there’s so many movies that are coming out this year that are like sequels or Part three, part four, Part five kind of stuff. Not a whole lot of original things going on. Mvp. I still don’t see the. The link in the chat, but once I do, I’ll make sure to pin it on the screen. But take note of this, you guys. Seriously. Rambo, get your notebook out, because this is. I think this is big. We need to keep an eye on Toy Story 5. Right? We talked about June 19th today or was Michael Jordan’s birthday.

Michael Jordan was drafted on June 19, the real king James’s birthday. Right. Now we have Toy Story 5 being released on June 19th this year. Cody’s birthday. Okay, but what was a lot of MVPs conversation. Think about the characters of Toy Story. Slinky the dog. He’s a Slinky. He’s a long dog. He’s like a wiener dog, essentially. Right? Yep. So you got the hot dog symbolism there. What is Woody’s right hand gal, Jesse. Oh, okay, so now you got Jesse in the mix. And shout out to Toy Story 2 is when they released another character by the name of Bullseye, who’s a horse.

Bullseye. We talked about the bulls. Chicago. And how I equals 35, just like Chicago and all those things. Bullseye. And it goes right into everything. You were talking about MVP with darts and the Bullseye. Well, Bullseye just so happens to be the name of the horse in Toy Story who is kind of Jesse’s right hand partner. I mean, you know, still a confiding friend with Woody. But this, this is perfect. The day that we’re presenting this because the fire horse began today. The fire horse on Michael Jordan’s birthday. The bull. Right. And yeah, this was just the last thing I had here is that the horse character is Bullseye in Toy Story.

He’s a nonverbal he or she. I don’t know, a non verbal character. Although a plush toy, Bullseye behaves like a puppy. There’s your dog symbolism. Behaves like a puppy and is deeply affectionate towards Woody and Jesse. What was the other thing that we were joking about tonight? The Red rocket. Woody. Okay, okay, you guys, you guys get it? Yeah, you know. No, no, no. It is. They definitely. They are conscious of that. Absolutely. Yeah. So I, I just wanted to throw that in there with. With MVP’s presentation tonight and obviously everything that you did tonight as well.

Rambo. I mean, this movie, like the date we talked about. Michael Jordan, the bull bullseye, Jesse Jackson, the hot dog. It’s all in this. In this movie. It’s all right there. So just things to keep an eye out for as we get closer to June 19th. Yeah. So it’ll. It’ll. The World cup will be going on at. At this time. So I just. Oh, okay. So I know that Cody has talked about this because I. I told him about Andy Roberts being the captain of Scotland, and Scotland will be playing that day. That’s Cody’s team. Scotland’s Cody’s team in the World Cup.

They will be playing on Cody’s birthday. And the captain has Cody’s last name, Andy Roberts. So this is a big day for ice. Maybe Cody and I have an organic coding with this. Scotland is playing on this day. He’s noted that they’re playing against Morocco. But another game on June 19th is United States versus Australia. I think that will. I’m sure there’s some kind of name, but I. I really feel that game will tie into this somewhere, and I think underdog might be the theme. Australia wears green and yellow. I think Australia will upset United States.

Okay, well, you heard first. You heard it. Yeah. They’re playing on June 19th. You just brought up the dog theme. And I remember brought up the hot dog when I first talked about the green and yellow subway sandwich thing. Yeah, yeah. But underdog. USA again, because USA is at home. They’re playing Australia. Australia wears green and yellow. That’s my prediction. Upset. Well, Australia flag also is the red, white, and blue, you said. So they’re playing in Australia. No, the United States is hosting the World Cup. Oh, got it. Yeah. Yeah. In the United States. Right. That’s one of the reasons.

That’s one of the hot dogs. Yeah. Yeah. One of the reasons the United States is such a favorite is because they’re at home. In Australia is really not that good a team. United States is expected to win that game. They’re at home. But I’m looking at the dog symbolism and the green and yellow, and you. You brought up June 19, and I looked at the schedule. That game is on June 19th. United States versus Australia. That’s wild. Yeah. I can come up with a bunch more dart symbolism, darts, connections. That. A lot of the stuff that you talk about brings something up with darts in my head.

And I forgot to mention, during the Frank Zappa slide, his initials being 626. The World Series of Darts is coming to Madison Square Garden, New York City. Sounds like that’ll be funny. That’s funny you say that because in the NFL this year, who was the quarterback that was most popular in New York? Jackson dart. Oh, nice. Yeah, something to think about. Another Jackson too. Yeah, Jackson Pollock Jackson dart. There you go. Hey, I didn’t even get the Pollock thing with the Jackson. That’s good. Yeah. Hey, if you don’t mind putting my screen up real quick there, aj.

Yeah, we, we do gotta, we do gotta wrap this up, brother. I mean, I, I, I gotta get up, so. But yeah, okay. Yeah. It’s just that there was a restaurant in my neighborhood called the Red Horse that caught fire on January 6th. Oh, okay. Huh. The Red Horse, that was this year? Yeah, that was just about a month ago. And Cody was just talking about the Red Horse and Fire Horse. Yep. No, that’s a good one. For sure. Interesting. Early morning fire. Yeah, it does kind of tie into the Mars. Because it’s January 6th. I know that the data happened.

I see. That’s when the article was. But that’s the 1 6, remember the January 6th capital. Yeah, the insurrection. Yeah, yeah. That had to do with like Civil War. The, the Civil War was overseen by the 16th President. 1 6, Abraham Lincoln. I can go into Tarot. The Tarot card that represents Mars is the tower, which is the 16th card. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president. So 16 is a big red Mars kind of war. So that date is interesting. And the red. Definitely. Yeah, that’s what I’d say. Yeah. Well, I mean, it makes me think of just like riots and fire, you know, Chariots of fire.

Yep. Yeah, but man, did we cover a lot of ground. We’re coming up right at that four hour mark. That’s a rarity. Oh, it’s all, it’s all good, man. It’s all good. All great stuff. It allowed for me to kind of add an additional kind of part two really quick. Just keep an eye out for Toy Story 5 because even Cody mentioned or he, he, it was quick, but he did emphasize the number five. I don’t remember exactly at what point in his connections were, but it’s just funny because you know him of all people, with, with the June 19th birthday.

Yep. Dogs Jesse, Bullseye and Woody, of course. Can’t forget about the Red Rockets. Yep, absolutely. There you go. But yeah, let’s close it out. Hey, just the final closeout for you, mvp. I did pin it on the chat, see if I can Find it in the comments again. Here we go. Yeah, you guys can find MVPs work on patreon.com forward/mvp23. It is not a gambling Patreon. Well, it kind of is. It kind of is. Basically what happened to me was I didn’t really get anything out of using Gematria for betting, but what I did do was develop a way to make models in Google sheets that can show you actual profit and loss of basically.

I saw a movie called Owning Mahoney with Philip Seymour Hoffman and he’s playing a real life. It’s a true story of a Canadian bank employee who embezzled millions of dollars to, I think it was over $10 million to support his gambling addiction, which was primarily betting on baseball. And there’s a scene in the movie where the bookie calls him while he’s at work and he’s like, I don’t really have time to make picks right now, but just give me all the home teams in the National League and all the away teams in the American League, maximum $1,000 per pick.

And I was like, that is crazy reckless. I can’t imagine what that would look like on paper. So I basically built spreadsheets that show what would be what it would look like to do that. Taking all the home teams every day, take all the away teams every day, take all the favorites every day, take all the underdogs every day. And I built these spreadsheets that show the profit and loss, like a stock chart throughout the entire season of all sports. It doesn’t matter what sport it is I have, I can punch it into my sheets. And as long as I have the odds data for the closing lines, money lines, who’s going to win or lose the game.

I project what that looks like is profit or loss over the course of an entire season. So if you ever looked at the standings or the rankings or whatever of a league and you want to maybe gain insights on betting on that, I can show you what it would have looked like to do that. If you. What’s called paper betting. You don’t actually bet money, but you track it as if you did against the odds. And what the odds are is basically an exchange rate. It’s a price. So if it’s minus 100, that’s even money. So if you’re betting a hundred dollars, you’re going to win a hundred dollars.

If it’s minus 110, you have to lay you have to bet 110 to win 100. If it’s like minus 386. You have to spend 386 to win 100. So it tracks all of those hypothetical circumstances for money against odds for the entire season or just a week or a month, Whatever you want to see. I can also pull up a team. Like, somebody the other day wanted to see the Oklahoma City Thunder. They’re like, I want to see what this looks like because they’re losing some key games. And I was like, yeah, absolutely. Here you go.

Look at it. I can do that for any team. Very knowledgeable page. Absolutely. So make sure to go check out MVP23. You can find his patreon at patreon.com forward/mvp23. Very simple, very easy to remember. So we appreciate you jumping on with us tonight, man. Seriously, I’m sorry I drug it on. Maybe I rambled too much. Now you’re good. You know, it’s. There’s always more to talk about. You know what I mean? So, Rambo, my man. Yeah, thanks again for putting it together. I said it every week. I know. Co he’s not here. Thank him. But thankfully, thank you to all the viewers, even whether they commented or not, and those who did participate in the chat.

And thank you, mvp, for showing up and sharing your knowledge and expanding on my work. And thank you for the encouragement and sincere compliments that you gave me. It does make my work feel fulfilling that it’s. It is resonating. So I appreciate that. And yeah, again, thank you, like I do every week with you, aj, for putting this together and sharing your knowledge, too. And see you next week for another great show. Always. Yep. Just final reminder, you guys, $5 a month with Rambo’s patreon.com forward/the truth codes spelled out exactly as it is, and you will get all of Rambo’s content.

He does do some free content, and he is kind enough sometimes to, you know, to share some small little previews of what he’s working on. So, I mean, it’s the best $5 a month you’ll ever spend. You guys, I can promise all of you, you’re spending $5 a day on something that you don’t need. So trust me, that the $5 is gonna go a long way. Just give him a shot. We really appreciate you, Rambo. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you. Yeah. And, yeah, I mean, entertainment. Yeah. No, seriously, it’s it, like, like we said earlier, right? Like, it’s the knowledge that is truly the most priceless.

And, you know, and it’s always up, you know, if you do have the prerogative to. To bet and take the knowledge and make decisions that. That’s your decision to do it. You know, I think all of our Patreons, right, are essentially to just provide knowledge and information. And at the end of the day, if you do want to bet, we don’t, you know, promote gambling. It’s just a matter of providing information up front for people can make more educated decisions outside of, oh, well, this player plays better against this player. Like, we know that it doesn’t work that way.

Typically the legal approach is that you need to approach this as educational publishing for educational and entertainment purposes. It can’t be presented as financial advice or you get yourself into hot water real quick. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, exactly. I, I think most people that sign up for our respective Patreons, you know, I understand that, you know, there might be a revolving door of people that don’t look at it that way, but, you know, to each their own. Thank you, Olivia, for the compliment. Really appreciate it. Speaking of Cody, you know, just a reminder for folks out there, I mean, Cody puts a lot of sacrifices into being a part of the show every week just because of where he is located throughout the world.

He is several, several hours ahead of us. So he’s getting up in the wee hours of the night or the morning to join us. So I just want to do a final shout out to Cody. Thank you again for joining. You guys can find all of his work on his YouTube channel at Decoding with Cody589. Please make sure that you guys subscribe to his channel. You guys can also financially Support him@buymeacoffee.com Decoding with Cody. He doesn’t have a Patreon of his own or anything like that, but he always appreciates a donation, you know, if you guys have it available.

And in closing, My name is A.J. ball. Don’t lie. Three L’s and Ball. You guys can find all of my content here on YouTube where we’re streaming tonight, as well as on my Instagram page. Please make sure to give me a like and a sub. Always appreciated. We do this for you guys. I have my own Patreon as well. It’s patreon.com forward/on the moneyball. Two L’s and ball with that one. And those are picks, right? Those are my honest liens. And hey, I’ll be the first to say I’m not perfect, but you know, I got a better hit rate than.

Than most out there. I would say. I don’t want to sound cocky. But I always put in that additional insight as well. Just because the numbers line up doesn’t necessarily mean that’s how it’s going to play. So I do my best to give that insight. But Also, I’ve written 11 books now over the last six years. Most of these are mini books. They’re short reads, a lot of visuals, very educational. These are just some screenshots of those covers. Please feel free to send me an email at wordplaybook3o’s in book gmail.com and I will happily send you any of these books or all of them for free.

It’s all about getting the knowledge out there. And I think that that’s why. What was that? He sent them to me. Did I? Yeah. You sent me all 11 of your books. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Perfect. Yeah. So, yeah. No, I appreciate your support, mvp. Seriously. I mean that this is what makes this particular collab and panel so educational, so fun. Right? Because we’re all bringing different insights to the table. And it always makes the codes, the alignments, the patterns, the predictions, etcetera, so much more fruitful. And honestly, like, Rambo is in like half of these.

These books I’ve written just with things that I’ll share with him. One thing, and it takes me down a whole path. He always challenges me to think more critically, think beyond the numbers. Because if you focus on the colors, the symbolism, the trends, what’s going on in the news, how it aligns with all those things, you know, the numbers are always going to follow every single time, you know. So I started the other way. Oh, all these number alignments. And it was like. Well, yeah, obviously because of all these things that were right in front of my face all along, so.

So shout out to you again, always, Rambo. It’s. It’s such a blessing to have you in our corner every single week. And mvp, so glad to have you back. It was a true blessing again. And we’ll close it out there. Another episode. Wow. Over four hours, eye to eye with AJ, Rambo, Cody, and MVP23 on Michael Jordan’s birthday. How about them apples? Amazing. How about them apples? All right, you guys. Well, until next time. We’ll see you next week. On to the next one. Take care. Take care. Let me tell you about this one time I went through a porthole and snuck into the North Pole and got picked up in a hyperborean DeLorean.

They said they knew I was a Webster Merriam historian master the numerical Gregorian, the hysterical mystic, no more than a Pythagorian’s conspiracy theory theory in the etheric fear realm I thought they were gonna take me to the crematorium in their Hyperborean Delorean tested me on my Sumerian Shakespearean knew I was a numerical vegetarian Aquarian that I knew about the Tartarians barbarians Mars radium aliens thought of the Earth solution Solan spent the night in a Hyperborean chamber I looked around and thought bruv who hired the painter Hyperborean Memoriam Auditorium all cause I got picked up in the Hyperborean Delorean introducing.
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