Kevin Bae: was gonna go live like 60 seconds earlier. But I
had technical difficulties. I don't know what the hell was
going on the Patrick before was giving me a write error. And the
whole thing just kind of froze up, I had to unplug it and plug
it back in like like a good computer science student. I
don't know what the hell happened there. But anyway, it's
back up. I'm here. I'm trying to close out the year with doing
another episode. I'm gonna try to do it more regularly. Next
year. I've been doing I've been doing my other podcast every
week. That one's been kind of tough to keep up. It's called
Chasing the yield. It's an investment podcast where I'm
just kind of figuring out my own investments. And I just kind of
go through my portfolios and things that I've done and what's
performing what's not what's, what the news is in my
particular portfolio. And I do that just in order to keep up on
my own stuff. So I know I'm looking at it all the time to
keep track of it. So this one I don't do as often, but I would
like to I'd like to try to figure out some way to do it at
a specific time, but I haven't been able to do that yet. So I
don't know, anyway, this is gonna be a year in review. of
2021 was a fucked up year. You know, it's like, it was worse
than 2020 in many ways, because of all the crap that was being
pushed on us. And it was reflected in my website,
because, you know, I, I blog for fun. And I, you know, like I do
this for fun, I'm not making any money off of it. By the way I
could, if you want to make a donation, I could make a few
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a few dollars. So if you get any kind of enjoyment out of this
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Sorry, I keep drinking coffee, I gotta keep my my throat my
throat lubricated. That's a for work. Anyway, 2021 was just
consumed. Absolutely consumed on my website. And you know, I
don't have a huge website, I just have something moderate.
But you know, I probably get a few 100 views a day on different
stories depending on what I'm what i've what I've posted.
Sorry, I'm distracted again. I did this last time. All right
now I'm live streaming on YouTube. And I'm live streaming
on Facebook. And I've got too many screens open and I get
distracted looking at it. And since this is just me producing
this myself there's nobody that can do switching or or looking
at different things on screens, calling up different things. So
let me just see here I have. Okay, so by far across my
website the most popular stories were on ivermectin and one case
in particular, and I'm not even sure how to pronounce her name
properly. Nuri J fipe. That was like the biggest one but let me
let me start. I'm trying to pull this all up here. Let me start
at the at the beginning here. So of the top 10 Let me see what
are we got it 1-234-567-8910 So pull up the top 10 stories that
were on my website. The first one is,
was about ivermectin ivermectin. The headline was ivermectin the
COVID-19 treatment you're not hearing about. It actually
posted it on December 11 2020. And what it was it was the
seaspan testimony of Dr. Pierre Corey. In front of I think it
was a Senate committee. And what happened was, it was on December
8 2020. And here's here's my story. I said at a hearing of
the Senate Committee on Homeland Security, Homeland Security, so
don't understand that one. Dr. Pierre Corey gave the above
impassioned testimony regarding regarding a drug called
ivermectin. And what happened was, get in here.
Unknown: Cory Cory is the former associate professor in Chief of
the critical care service and Medical Director of the trauma
and Life Support Center at the University of Wisconsin, and
recently joined the ICU service at Aurora St. Luke's Medical
Center in Milwaukee. He is board certified support
Kevin Bae: medicine keep giving his credentials. Because he's no
slack.
Unknown: Corey has traveled across multiple states in the US
to care for COVID-19 patients throughout the pandemic. He's
also the president of the frontline COVID-19, Critical
Care Alliance, a nonprofit organization of critical care
specialists, led by Professor Paul Merrick,
Kevin Bae: which that organization has been conflated
with the other frontline doctors organizations, it's unfortunate
that their names are similar. And I don't know which one came
first. But this the FLCC, that net, this organization is far
better, far better. You know, more, more data driven more.
Clinically, their clinical experience comes into play. And
he was giving his impassioned plea. And what happened was is
this is Senate testimony. So this is public information that
was broadcast on C span on cable. And YouTube took it down.
You know this because it had information on ivermectin. So
who knows what's going to happen to this thing that's live on
YouTube right now. And he's giving his testimony. So it's
public record. And yet they took it down. So I went and
downloaded it. So this is on my website. Let me see here,
Unknown: whose mission over the last nine months is focused on
research and development. I took it off a C span. COVID-19 using
repurpose see
Kevin Bae: the YouTube link. Whoops. Yeah, YouTube is down
still that one, that one's not work. So he gave his impassioned
plea. And this was the first I think I've I heard of the drug.
ivermectin. Thank you, doctor, right.
Unknown: In this hearing. I just want to start out, I didn't
think I'd have to say this. But I want to register my offense at
the ranking members opening statement. I was discredited as
a politician, I am a physician and a man of science. I've done
nothing, nothing but commit myself to scientific truth. I
like the hair of pay pushback. And and to hear that I'm here
because of a political angle. I am not a politician. I'm a
physician. I want to
Kevin Bae: so you can go go to my website. And I'll put all the
links to these stories in in my show notes. So you can go review
them. But that was the first one and that testimony that's only
like 10 minutes long, at least the video that I have. Let me
see what the
Unknown: drug is so safe. My colleagues have talked about it.
It must be instituted implemented. I'm asking the NIH
to review just
Kevin Bae: 10 minutes of the beginning of his testimony.
Thank
Unknown: Dr. Corey. And I will I will make you this.
Kevin Bae: But yeah, I'll put all this in the show notes. So
that was that was the number 10 of the top 10. Then the next one
is the Winnipeg chief microbiologist. This is my
headline PCR test results do not verify infectiousness. And PCR
tests have been controversial, kind of since we started this.
And testing in general for COVID-19 has been or it should
be more controversial than what it is. Because to me, honestly,
what are you testing for? If you have no symptoms, getting tested
just to get tested this insanity and it will not at least in my
in my mind, it will not stop the spread of anything. Just just
because I test negative say say I want to go on a trip. Okay. I
want to go you know, visit some family back up in Chicago and I
want to get on a plane so oh I go get tested, I get tested
tomorrow, eight o'clock in the morning comes back. I don't know
how long a PCR test takes, let's say it takes takes few days. So
I go, I go get that test, I get the results after three days,
and I'm clear it's negative. Well, I could have easily come
into contact with anybody that has COVID. Within those three
days, before I've even left to go to the plane. Then I go to
the plane, and this is vaccinated or unvaccinated it
doesn't make a difference. So I go to get on the plane. And how
many people do I have to come in contact with before I ever sit
down. And then I'm sitting shoulder to shoulder with
somebody flying in coach, mask or no mask, it's not gonna make
a difference. If you've ever been on a plane, for crying out
loud, you are literally shoulder to shoulder. If you're going to
catch something you're going to catch it is nothing's going to
help you. I don't care what they talk about what the stupid HEPA
filters on the planes and how much fresh air is moved through
the cabin. Anybody who's flown has known somebody blows a
stinky ass fart on the plane, whether it's one seat in front
of you two seats in front of you, behind you, whatever,
you're smelling that shit for a long time. It doesn't go away
very quickly. So if you're smelling that, you know, it
doesn't matter how many times the air is replaced, or you
know, fresh air is brought in, shits gonna spread, you're on a
fucking plane, you're in an aluminum tube. You're sitting
shoulder to shoulder with people, you're not going to
stop. So the testing to me is just such a waste of time unless
you have some symptoms. And they need to know what it is that you
have in order to treat you. Other than that, there's no
point to it. But the story I had here, and I this is what I said
I said use of the PCR test for COVID-19 needs to stop. I think
there's more than enough evidence the cycle threshold
used is too high resulting in massive false positives. Now
this from a hearing in Canada, as a witness for the government
chief microbiologist Dr. Jared Bullard admitted PCR tests do
not detect infections well, and were never intended to be used
for this purpose, which is also what the guy who created the
test said and which also that guy and I can't remember his
name offhand. But if you just search for it, you'll find it
because he did not have kind words for Dr. Fauci. In the
story that was posted by JC CF, that ca Justice Center for
constitutional freedoms.
Chief microbiologist and laboratory specialist Dr. Jared
Bullard is a witness for the Manitoba government in this
hearing questioned under oath by Justice Center lawyers. On
Monday, May 10, Dr. Bullard acknowledged that the PCR test
has significant limitations the head of Kadam provincial
laboratory in Winnipeg Dr. Bullard admitted that the PCR
test results do not verify infectiousness and were never
intended to be used to diagnose represent respiratory illness.
Dr. Bullard testified that determining whether or not a
sample is actually infectious needs to be confirmed by lab
culture. As noted only 44% of the positive samples using a CT
cycle threshold of 18 return to viable lab culture samples
tested at a cycle threshold of over 25. According to Dr.
Bullins report produced no viable lab cultures. Manitoba
has confirmed that it utilizes cycle thresholds of up to 40 and
even 45. In some cases, this indicates cases resulting from
such tests are almost certainly not actually infectious. And
that's been the key with these PCR tests. And even Dr. Fauci
said it I believe he said anything over a cycle threshold
of 25 We'll find anything we'll find if you're looking for COVID
For SARS, cov two you'll find it but the amount of virus and the
level of of a virus in your system will be so small that you
know, it's it's you're you're not infected, you're not going
to be shedding this virus. It's just a remnant. Something that
can't even do anything anymore. That was number nine, number
eight, judge ordered hospital to administer ivermectin to
COVID-19 patient. This was in May, May 5 2021. And let's see
here, I think this is the Nuri de vibe story when it started.
Yes. So I ran across this because I I'm from Chicago and I
pay attention to Chicago new style I read The Chicago Tribune
everyday with this was the story came out of Fox 32 Chicago. Let
me check the link because links always go dead after a while.
Okay, now I do have it here. Okay. So from Fox 30 to Chicago
the family of near ej fipe Sood, in order to get them to treat
their mother with ivermectin. And this is not the only one
only story like this this year, this was the one that to me was
a little bit more close to home because it's from my hometown or
my hometown area. So the hospital refused. And the reason
that the family wanted to give it to her because she was
already on a ventilator, and you know, there was no further
treatment that the hospital was going to do they were just going
to hope for the best. So her daughter wanted her to be put on
ivermectin just to see what would happen because they had
nothing left to lose. And let's see here I've got the facts 32 I
think gonna give me an AED
Unknown: offering her nothing else here we sit for March 22.
Saying they are offering it's Dr. Pierre Corey and highly
effective and very safe medicine is reasonable.
And update tonight on the story we brought you last week as a
woman fights for her life against COVID. The woman's
family's taking legal action to force the hospital to use an
unproven treatment. Anthony Ponce has the latest on that
family's fight.
Kevin Bae: I think it's the time to the mRNA vaccines were
unproved judge ordered
Unknown: me to honor a family's request to treat their mother
with a specific drug but the hospital continues to refuse.
The drug is called ivermectin and some doctors say it is a
highly effective COVID treatment. But it's not approved
for that use yet by the FDA.
Kevin Bae: At least it didn't say horsey space just shut at
the beginning of this like they did the rest of the year to use
one
Unknown: of the world's safest medicines. Despite the
increasing amounts of evidence to show its effort effective.
Dr. Pierre
Corey leads the frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance
that is a group of scientists whose studies they say show
overwhelming evidence that ivermectin has large magnitude
benefits when it comes to fighting COVID
all independent groups of scientists all concluding the
same thing is that the evidence suggests that it should be the
standard of care.
ivermectin is the drug that Desi foo bay of Elmhurst wants
doctors at Elmhurst Hospital to treat her mom with 68 year old
no Riya for Bay is in a medically induced coma. I should
have listened to this before. A judge ordered the hospital to
administer the drug but the family and their lawyer say the
hospital continues to refuse
it behaving in defensively when a woman's life is in the balance
there a hospital
we went to court we have a judge order this is her daughter you
have to comply with that
I think the judges dismay and and and horror at what's what
they're doing matches mine. It's inexcusable.
The FDA does have a page on its website titled Why you should
not use ivermectin to treat or prevent COVID-19 which says that
the drug has only been approved at very specific doses to treat
parasitic worms, and that it is dangerous at large doses. Now
for the second straight week, Elmhurst Hospital told told Fox
32 It still cannot comment on this story due to patient
privacy. This is interesting. Meantime, lawyers for the family
have filed a contempt of court motion against the hospital,
which is set to go before a judge tomorrow morning, Dawn.
Kevin Bae: So it's interesting to me because this is before the
really big push. The anti ivermectin push came from the
FDA and everybody else that wanted everybody to get
vaccinated. In that report, there was no mention of course
paste. They weren't showing tubes of force paste. You know,
and it wasn't pushed because I guess they they just didn't get
the memo yet. It didn't come out yet. It wasn't that dangerous
court. Maybe there weren't that many court cases that were
succeeding. The next story up is it was an update on this story.
And I posted it on May 28. Nuri J. Foo pay, I guess now that
I've heard the story, health, her health continues to improve.
So they did get the ivermectin administered. Eventually an
outside doctor had to come in and do it. The hospital itself
wouldn't do it. Let's see here did so after her first dose, her
ventilator was reduced from 75% to 65% and she immediately
almost immediately started to improve. And so then on May 28,
when the next story came out, her daughter desert, Rita
Felipe, gave an update that her mom had her trachea done
yesterday. And the surgery went, well thank God she looks stable,
but in pain, they're trying to get her off sedation slowly
praying for everything to go smoothly. So she started
improving. And that's just a few weeks. So let's move forward.
Okay, my next most popular story was Afghanistan. August 21 2021.
My headline was now we know why there are so many American
citizens and Afghanistan it was really just a post a reposting
of a Scott Adams comic, robot read news, robots read news. And
the joke was, let's see our investigative reporters track
down the Americans living in Afghanistan to find out why
they're there. It turns out they all left California seeking a
higher quality of life. American paratroopers tried to forcibly
make them return to California but the expats fought them to a
draw. Yeah. It's a might not be too far from the truth really.
Okay, the next story up is was about Dr. Fauci The New York
Times and the PT PCR tests. So here's, okay, it wasn't 25
cycles threshold, it was 35. So let's see here. So this was,
this was also November 1 of 2020, that I originally posted
this, but it came up here. Let's see 1234. So this is the number
five, Story number five. So it still was popular or more
popular even than some others. Because here's the way it goes.
So I said in July of this year, Dr. Fauci was on a podcast where
they talked about the PCR tests, which are so beloved by the news
media and how a positive test using a cycle threshold of
greater than 35 is essentially worthless. Now, this is from a
tweet, let me see the tweet. I did that I did not embed the
tweet. Why? I don't know. Let's see if it's still here. No, the
tweet is not from a suspended account. So that one is dead,
that link is dead. And I should have saved the recording because
it had him on from the podcast talking about this. So then I
went on to say then, in August this year in New York, the New
York Times ran a story about how 90% of the PCR test of the
positive PCR tests they analyze were run at a cycle threshold of
37, which meant that 90% of the confirmed cases had levels of
the virus that were not transmissible.
And quoting the story, I pulled out some quotes and said the PCR
test samples genetic matter from the virus in cycles. The fewer
cycles required the greater the amount of virus or viral load in
the sample. The greater the viral load, the more likely the
patient is to be contagious. The number of amplification cycles
needed to find the virus, called the cycle threshold is never
included in the results sent to doctors and Coronavirus
patients, although it could tell them how infectious the patients
are in three sets of testing data that includes cycle
thresholds compiled by officials in Massachusetts, New York and
Nevada, up to 90% of the people testing positive carried barely
any virus review by The Times found. On Thursday, the United
States recorded 45,604 New Coronavirus cases according to a
database maintained by the times if the rates of contagiousness
in Massachusetts in New York were to apply nationwide, then
perhaps only 4500 of those people may actually need to
isolate and submit the contact tracing. That's a mouthful.
Okay, so let me see if that link is still there. Yeah, that link
is still alive. It's still good. I've already reached my limit of
free articles. So let's see. This was dated August 29 2020.
The author of this story is a Poorva manda Vili manda villi. I
apologize if I mispronounce that. So that's the New York
Times so you have Dr. Fauci talking about the cycle
threshold, anything above 35 being worthless. And then the
New York Times reporting that the cycle threshold for the PCR
tests that they analyze were being run at 37. So what was
what was the point here? You know, why, why would they run
the test? So so so many cycles to make it so sensitive? You
know, what was the agenda? Next story up, was I published it
June 19 2018. One, and it was another update on your EJ fu PE
said that she continued to improve. i What I did was I took
a look at her daughter's Twitter account and discovered that she
had some good news that she continued to improve and move on
to a new treatment to aid in her recovery. Without that Judge
ordering her to be treated with ivermectin, you know, maybe she
would not have recovered at all we don't know, obviously,
because you can't prove the negative. But obviously, she
wasn't improving. Without it. The news media kind of dumped
her story, especially the Chicago news media it gets
mentioned every now and again now, but it doesn't really get
covered much as a COVID success story. She did have a GoFundMe
to help with their medical expenses and maybe legal
expenses and I don't think it did that well. But if everybody
that looked at this story just posted $1 she probably would
have done well over what she should have oh shoot see I'm
doing the stupid thing live and I forgot to switch to the
stories so if you are watching this on YouTube, you got nothing
out of it. He was just looking at my my logo. It's a good thing
that that many people look at this. Let's see where am I? Oh,
you know what, I even have the wrong I have the wrong browser.
I didn't even prepare this properly. This is for the stupid
thing that is looking at is for my other podcast. So I gotta get
rid of that. Sorry. Here's some static. Let me pull up the
proper app window. i Let's see. Let's try this one. There we go.
Now it's in the right place. Okay. The worst podcast in the
universe. Alright, next story up number three. It was Dr. Pierre
quarry against again being very passionate about ivermectin and
he laid the smackdown on the FDA lies about ivermectin. So this
was posted August 27 2021. And I get a picture of my own personal
box of ivermectin that I received. I said in a short
series of tweets, Dr. Pierre Cory corrects the lies the FDA
is peddling about ivermectin. Why is the FDA able to to
disseminate such misinformation about a drug that's been around
forever proven to be safe for humans and won the Nobel Prize
for treating disease in humans? So
what happened was is the FDA let's see, did I put that here?
I've got links to theirs. What did I do with the FDA story? I
can't remember now. But the FDA basically came out and was
talking about everybody taking horse paste and warning against
people to take to stop to horse horse paste and Dr. Peary went
on a little appear Cory went on a little Twitter rant, where he
just kind of dissected everything and he said tragic
levels of absurdity rise for higher media keep saying
ivermectin is for animals when it won the Nobel Prize for
globally solving to endemic diseases in humans. The USDA
tells jokes and lies were wild cases explode and people are
dying. Horse joke not funny you jackasses He's hilarious. So
let's see line number one was ivermectin actually one of the
safest meds in history line number two, actually, not one.
Actually not one proven death from ivermectin ever overdose or
not. Line Number three, the FDA says do not use in COVID. But
admit, we haven't reviewed the data. Line Number four. We don't
need your fucking approval to prescribe. It's called off label
use and 1000s are prescribing. So he's been on this crusade.
And it's not necessarily just for ivermectin because the FLCC
has revised their protocols a few times this past year. When
it comes to treatment Iver either for prevention or for if
you if you have COVID If you've tested positive or you're
feeling sick, they have a different protocol for actually
being sick versus trying to prevent being sick. And they've
changed that up. So number two, was another update on your EJ fu
pay slowly improving after court ordered Illinois Hospital to
administer ivermectin. So this was again another update on her
as she started to improve, I think the the sequence in and
people reviewing are going through this are kind of out of
order. But this is the way that they looked at them. I was a
little ticked off because the reporter John Coleman, I tweeted
at him if there was a response, and if if he found out if there
was any further information, he responded me and said he didn't
have an update, because it's not in the court system. So there
was no public information. And he replied to me, publicly, it
wasn't like a direct message or anything. So I went, and I just
tweeted to the daughter myself, and I just asked if there was an
update, you know, the people were very interested in her
mother's story. And she responded to me, and, you know,
gave me the update that she was improving. So I sent an email
back to the reporter for the Chicago Tribune, and told him
Hey, this is the update, which he never bothered to report on
at all. And apparently just never, you know, contacted them
again after his initial story. But what happened was, after I
did that, and I responded back to the reporter, all this stuff
was public. He deleted the tweet the original tweet. And I don't
know why he would delete the tweet. Because it was all
public. Let me see. Let me go back to that. Got my one reply.
Yes, he his reply to me is gone. So that one is gone. But they
just basically wanted to ignore it. But it didn't go away
because there were other stories about ivermectin and lawsuits
and success over in 2021. So the number one story that I had was,
again, Nuri J coupe. And it was just that she got out of the
hospital and returned home. And that was July 4, that I posted
this and her daughter tweeted that out on July 2. So my entire
year in review was near EJ fu Pei and ivermectin and COVID
related stories.
I'm hoping 2021 doesn't go down this path. Because it's, it's
really tiring. I'm sure. You know, I'm know everybody's sick
and tired of this shit. But I, you know, I feel I definitely
feel you can feel a little bit of looseness in the corners of
this, you can get a sense that there's a significant portion of
the American population, at least that, you know, are
increasingly getting sick of it. What it leads to, I don't know.
And I you know, I get the feeling that 2022 is going to be
our inflection point year. Either we continue down this
path of nonsense, where, at the at every single little report of
some virus, that the government's are going to go
into this panic mode of lockdown, masking and
vaccination. The doors been opened, this isn't, you know,
1918 anymore. This is 2021. And the methods for contacting
people is immediate. In 1918. It took a while for people to
figure things out and find out the news. Their direct pipelines
in the people's brains right now. People you know, I'm not
just talking about regular people I'm talking about the
government and the media have a direct pipeline into people's
brains. There was a story on the Wall Street Journal about tick
tock. Let me find it. Let me go find this. And the basis of the
story was that teens I guess, in particular, where the heck is
it? I didn't blog it this morning either. Because it's
Christmas. So I've been just doing other things. What the
heck that should not be playing whatever that's playing. Let's
meet that tab. What the heck was playing I don't know just
started pumping through my headphones. Anyway it was had to
do with a teens watching tick tock. And they're getting
convinced that they have some mental disorders that they don't
really have. Because the algorithm for tic tock is once
you start watching one type of video just keeps feeding you
those videos over and over and over and over again. And so,
consider that consider that same. That same problem but
applied towards vaccines, and COVID and masking, with people
constantly telling you that you're killing other people by
not putting on a mask, that you're killing other people by
not getting vaccinated. Here's here's a story. Mikayla. Sure
friends positive COVID test shows threat to Olympic stars.
You know, there's Elon Musk chatting away where's the TIC
tock story? I well, I should learn learn my lesson and blog
with things when I find them. But so if if teenage you know,
and it was mostly teenage girls that was in the story, you know,
like with Instagram giving them poor body image, I guess. So
this is happening to adults as well. Adults that consume too
much cable TV news. Too much network news. Too much of the
echo chamber that is social media, Twitter, Facebook, Tik
Tok. Your your brain can't handle it. And if you're not, if
you're if you don't want to think critically or question or
skip, be skeptical about everything that you're that you
hear even things that you that you believe to be true, you have
to be skeptical about it. And it's not like you're going to,
you know, have proof for absolutely everything that you
believe, you know, some things can't be proven, or, you know,
there just simply isn't enough information yet. But you can
think critically about it and use some common sense.
And if we just would have applied some of that this year,
I think we would have been out of it. Not only that, but if
Trump would have just shut his mouth and would have won
reelection. And the Senate didn't fall to, you know, being
a 5050 split. I think we would have already been out of this.
Because really, this is just a psychosis that's happening right
now. And mass, the the phrase mass formations being thrown
about, but really, I don't I don't think it's mass formation
there. I don't think there's any real organized effort. You know,
I think this is a problem that people have been primed for this
for decades. And with the rise of celebrity culture, follow the
experts culture, follow the science, the science is settled,
you know, this has to do with climate change as well, that
people were primed. They were primed to just go along there,
you know, and what's happening now with the news and with
government, is that they're pitting people against each
other. And if that doesn't stop, things are not going to go well.
That's why I think 2022 will be the inflection point. Now I've
got trips set for 2022. I was thinking people were gonna come
to their senses in 2021. And I, you know, my wife and I can go
start traveling again. So we had plans to go to Italy, in June
and Paris in late September. The trip to Italy is probably going
to be put off or cancelled. Because Europe is crazier than
the United States. You know, they're there. They're throwing
down lockdowns and restrictions at the drop of a hat. You know,
like with the omachron variant problem, where France started
restricting people coming in from the UK. Now, I'm not coming
in from the UK, you know, becoming from the United States.
But his last thing I want to do is travel to a foreign country,
and then have the protocols change. And I can't get home.
You know, whether it's the changing changing in the United
States or changing overseas, I can't get home. And I am right
now I am unvaccinated. I have no plans to get vaccinated because
I'm in a low risk group. You know, I feel that at least right
now, you know, that there would be more risk to me from taking
an experimental vaccine than there would be from catching
COVID. I don't have any of the comorbidities that are have
normally, at least in the last two years that we know of now
contribute to severe COVID and death. I'm not obese. I don't
have type two diabetes, and I'm not over 70 years old. Yeah, so
I'll take my chances. It's like getting a car and driving. You
have to assess your own risk. So 2022, do you make resolutions I
don't make resolutions. And the reason is, is because I feel if
you're going to do it, you're just going to do it. You don't
need a new year, a new week, a new month. To get started, you
don't have to, you know, I'm going to wait until Monday and
start. If you really want to do it, you'll just do it. And you
don't need any of that stuff. So I never make resolutions. I
don't, I don't believe in them. I think they're a waste of time,
it's people seem to have a need to fluff themselves up. So that
to me, is what the resolutions are there. fluffers. Don't
Google fluffers if you've never heard the term before. But
hopefully, hopefully things get better because we're all tired
of it. I would like to take the trip with my wife so we can do
what we planned on doing. And we can get back to normal or normal
mode. Go ahead and visit the website, Kevin bayt.com. Take a
look at the shownotes where I've got links to the donate button
and stuff pertaining to podcasting 2.0 and value for
value. If you're that, that's my dog scratching. But if I don't
podcast again this week, which I'm not sure exactly what I'm
going to do, this one's kind of long. 43 minutes. I don't
normally Yammer around for this long. You know, I've been toying
around with the idea of maybe just doing it daily and just
doing something quick 510 minutes, you know, in and out
and then what they you know, recap or maybe put the whole
thing together at the end of the week for you know, one long
podcast.
I don't know. I'll toy with it. That's That's my New Year's
resolution. Anyway that's all I got