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interesting over on the Netflix. Oh, God. This this is crazy.

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This is like I love that you're the one that finds these stories because I don't

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see any of these. You know, Jacobson every week would like let me tell you this.

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I'm scared.

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Shit, I saw.

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Yeah, people at work.

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Like every single week you come in and you're like, so I watched a documentary

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on Netflix and I'm like, oh, God, that's so true.

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Yeah, so this this thing is crazy.

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This is like Tiger King, maybe even crazier than Tiger King, to be honest.

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It's called the Kings of Tupelo.

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I'm not going to I'm going to try not to like spoil any of this.

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I feel like none of this is going to make sense.

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You have a Elvis impersonator.

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Who's brother was also an Elvis impersonator.

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So then they did a what they called a double trouble because I guess Elvis had

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a twin that died, it was never born.

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So then like one of the brothers was like the Elvis twin that was never born.

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I don't know. This is like Mississippi.

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Crazy drama.

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But anyways, you have this Elvis impersonator who gets

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wrapped into this conspiracy that

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hospitals are selling body parts, hospitals and morgues, I believe,

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are selling body parts on the black market.

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And then this guy has a lot of mental health issues.

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Everyone says he's crazy.

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And then turns out he's not crazy.

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And then so he tries to get legislation pushed to try to prevent selling

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body parts on the black market.

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But he does have mental health issues.

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So he is kind of crazy.

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I'm sorry.

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But anyway, so there's that.

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But then you get caught up into a feud between this Elvis impersonator

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and this black belt karate instructor who also then tried to become a politician.

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And then they like have a falling out.

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One guy tried to steal the other guy's ex-wife.

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I don't know.

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Anyways, that leads to a presidential assassination attempt on Barack Obama.

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It is insane.

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Like it's crazy.

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And I see here the notes.

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This all happened in Mississippi.

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Yeah, Mississippi.

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OK. Yeah.

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First off, that part.

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Like it's there, Florida.

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Yeah. OK.

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And to people from the South.

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This is why we think you're weird.

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We can't count the three.

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I can tell you that.

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I'm kidding.

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This is why we think the South is weird because this shit don't happen in Tacoma.

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Yeah. No, that's that's very true.

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I like I was watching this and I was telling my wife, I'm like,

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holy shit.

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And I was like, we're never moving to Mississippi.

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Like there's never.

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Have you been there?

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Have you been to Mississippi?

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Yes, have been a couple of times just kind of like passing through.

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I have like a few friends that were from Mississippi.

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Yeah, haven't been.

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I don't know. I didn't do a whole lot of staying around in Mississippi.

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Have you at all?

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I've been I've been down through there more than once.

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And it is one of the states where I frequently say you should have a fucking

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passport to come down there.

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Like it's it's not in legit.

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And I'm not the only person who said this.

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Like all parts of America are like different countries.

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And that is especially true for places like Mississippi and Alabama.

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Right.

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Florida is like three countries in and of themselves just in their state.

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So let's not even go there.

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But you get down into Mississippi and Alabama.

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And I believe Mississippi was just the state that got robbed by Brett Favre.

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Formerly the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers

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stole a bunch of welfare funds to build a volleyball stadium for his daughter's

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college where she was playing volleyball.

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Did this this is why?

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This is why we think it's weird down there.

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Oh, it's crazy.

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Like if you if you want a really good look into the craziness of Mississippi,

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watch this documentary, you will not be disappointed.

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I

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like it's something that like put your phone down

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and you're just going to be tuned in for the train wreck the entire time.

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One of my favorite lines.

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So the Secret Service has this has a person in custody and goes,

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did you send a rice in to the president of the United States?

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And the biggest response was,

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what are you talking about?

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I don't even like rice.

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I don't even buy rice.

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I can't even think the last time I like had rice to eat.

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And I was like, and then like Secret Service literally

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because they're interviewing like a FBI guy and he's like, and are they talking

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to the Elvis impersonator guy?

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This is who they're questioning.

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So I will say that they were talking to this.

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So like the FBI guy like turned to Secret Service and was like,

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I don't think he's smart enough to pull this off.

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And I was like, oh, God, oh, God, like, I don't know.

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It's you have to check it out.

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If you liked the Tiger King, even the same director of the Tiger King did the

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Chimp Crazy, I think is the name of that one about people owning like chimps

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that end up ripping your face off when they get too big.

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He did a documentary on that as well.

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Not the same director did this one,

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but it's on the same kind of craziness level to me.

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Kings of Tupelo on Netflix.

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Check it out.

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So yeah, by the way, this is again,

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one of those things that frustrates me about Netflix, right?

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Is Netflix has so many dark quarters with so much interesting content

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that they never advertise anywhere.

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They don't advertise it for shit.

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They're just like, which put this shit on there.

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And then you find out about it like two years later and you're like,

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what, how long has been here?

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Right? I think.

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Hang on. I think.

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Like figure out when this came out.

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I'm curious, right?

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Because again, this is this is right up Netflix's M.O.

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We make all this shit and we tell no one.

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We tell no one, not even our own viewers, right?

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It'll pop up on your little recommended page for a day and a half and then it's gone.

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Oh, so it it came out, supposedly in December of 2024.

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So you you managed to find it relatively quickly.

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Congratulations.

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I guarantee you know what else I'd never even heard anything about this

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until you put it in the rundown today.

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Good job, Netflix, for having this kind of like

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wacky noodle goofy content that Jake and bring to the show every week.

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Like, this is weird shit.

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Netflix is the Franks red hot of streaming services.

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Oh, then the chats like that.

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They cancel it because nobody watched it.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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That's exactly what happened.

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Netflix makes a thing.

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They don't advertise it.

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Nobody watches it.

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And then they quietly cancel it and then everyone's like, wait, this is great.

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And then they're like, oh, OK.

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Too late.

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Because we're Netflix.

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Oh, oh my God.

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Good job, Netflix.

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At least we're all prepared for the next pandemic because we know we'll be able

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to go back to Netflix and find random shit.

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So, anyway, have you seen Keesah Tupelo?

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Are you planning on checking it out?

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