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Hosted by: Revernze and YayoFYB Episode 45

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The eerie realm of cursed objects holds a peculiar fascination - items that seem to carry darkness, misfortune, or even death to those who possess them. What makes certain artifacts become vessels for malevolence? Can objects truly be haunted, or is it all in our minds?

Yayo and Reverence explore infamous cursed items that have left trails of mysterious deaths and inexplicable phenomena in their wake. From the Dybbuk Box (a small wooden cabinet allegedly containing a malicious spirit that terrorized multiple owners and even affected Post Malone after he merely touched it) to the Busby Stoop Chair (where anyone who sat on it reportedly died soon after), these artifacts challenge our understanding of the physical world.

The conversation delves into the Koh-i-Noor Diamond with its warning that owners "will know all the world's misfortunes," the deadly Bassano Vase that killed multiple family members, and the Hope Diamond's trail of ruined lives. But the hosts don't just recount legends - they question whether some "curses" might have more mundane explanations, like radioactive materials or psychological suggestion, while sharing personal encounters with objects that seemed to carry negative energy.

The episode shifts to exploring the legendary Jersey Devil of New Jersey's Pine Barrens before wrapping up with a nostalgic dive into Call of Duty's evolution - from the golden days of Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops to today's microtransaction-filled games. It's a perfect blend of supernatural speculation, cryptid exploration, and gaming nostalgia that showcases the hosts' authentic chemistry and conversational style.

Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or just enjoy a good spooky story, this episode offers something for everyone curious about the mysteries that exist at the edges of our understanding. Follow us @KOSMIC_COVE on all social platforms for more conversations that drift between the cosmic and the everyday!

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Speaker 1:

Oh, you think darkness is your ally. You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it, I see death.

Speaker 2:

Welcome Costa Cove family. It's your co-host, yayo, with my boy, reverence.

Speaker 1:

That's right, it's your boy, reverante. Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah.

Speaker 2:

I couldn't think of a song to sing a good intro always is an improvised intro is always a good intro right, I'll be trying to think on the spot, bro.

Speaker 1:

I don't know how the fuck people do it bro ain't no point.

Speaker 2:

You think of the spot, because think about it.

Speaker 1:

If you think of the spot, then you were thinking, then you were thinking ahead, Then you were thinking go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

Speaker 2:

That's all y'all needed. Really. We'll catch y'all next week and was that thing on the spot.

Speaker 1:

No, because we already thought of that ahead, because that's the past, because when they listen to this, it's already past. So we was ahead of them.

Speaker 2:

So did they hurt us? All I know is you see that meme with the cat.

Speaker 1:

It's like you see that one where the cat starts spitting, but I see this girl doing so perfectly.

Speaker 2:

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Speaker 2:

Just a little bit, just a smidge, but we're here now. All right, we're here, we're here.

Speaker 1:

That's all that matters, as long as we get our weekly upload in that I know how y'all message us on Cosmic Cove Talking about more At KOSMIC underscore C-O-V-E. On Instagram and on TikTok and on YouTube, I know y'all message us saying where's the video? Where's the next episode? Look the videos. Y'all going to have to fucking wait. I'm sorry, y'all, I'm sorry, please, please, forgive me, mister, please the videos. I know I've been slacking. Like I said, I'm gonna get to him y'all my fault, my fault, my fault g.

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Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

Y'all just message me saying that uh talking about saying your feet pics, fucking weirdo. You know who you are.

Speaker 1:

Stop telling us y'all were on our feed pics. Fuck, what the fuck were we talking about? About the video, because he started going into it.

Speaker 2:

That's the thing about thinking on the spot. See when you think on the spot, I feel something.

Speaker 1:

Who about to make me go sidetrack? I can't even think right now. Is this pollen, bro, bro, bro bro. This is fucking atrocious.

Speaker 2:

But oh my god, brother poll is atrocious bro y'all pray for us in north carolina I didn't even think about it till, like, till I went out and like you can start. Well, I don't know about you, I don't know how your allergies be, but my allergies. I start feeling it on my eyes. They start feeling like it has something over them. It's just I'm feeling like thick. I don't know if that makes sense. My eyes start feeling thick and they're like, like puffy.

Speaker 2:

But then I'll be looking, I'll be looking. And sometimes they don't be red, but they just feel like weird. Oh, you know, when you get Soap in your eyes, that's what, that's what they feel like. And then Right now I ain't doing it, but if not, then my ears start itching. Oh, yeah, and then like how do I scratch my ears? You got to scratch it with your thumb from inside, like that.

Speaker 1:

Oh, Like that, I just like I be like that Attics bro. Well, you can pop it like that, Just crack it like that. No, I be itching my ears like that somehow, Like I just be moving my jaw around like a whole attic bro we get it. They're like yeah there, on that, on that, zerti Bro, how you, you just gotta be in the field.

Speaker 2:

I'm over here Somebody about to add this it's gonna be crazy.

Speaker 1:

We're about to get locked up.

Speaker 2:

They got the whole.

Speaker 1:

They got the whole thing right here, we're about to get clipped yeah you're not uploading that video.

Speaker 2:

Clip it.

Speaker 1:

AI, clip it. How you been, bro, how you been.

Speaker 2:

Been good? Nothing, nothing. Ai Clip it how you been, bro, how you been Been good. Nothing too crazy, really, no, just literally nothing.

Speaker 1:

You're not going to tell them about the highway speed chase. All right, so I was there.

Speaker 2:

I didn't want to bring this up. My lawyers told me not to.

Speaker 1:

Oh wait, I forgot about that. Did you ever get that situated? Yeah, oh, you didn't. Yeah, oh, okay, you didn't have to. Yeah, I didn't have to go.

Speaker 2:

Y'all missed the whole. Y'all missed the whole, the whole trial.

Speaker 1:

The whole trial. Y'all missed it, y'all FIB Versus the state of North Carolina.

Speaker 2:

So no, no, it was Virginia State of State of Virginia no state of. Virginia, Look, they tried, they tried to get y'all boy. They tried to get him. They were talking about 25 to life Minimum. That lawyer dude from that one anime popped in animated dismissed the case freed me, Told the judge.

Speaker 1:

was you there, my honor? Was you there, honor, your honor? You wasn't there, so he wasn't speeding.

Speaker 2:

He hit the legendary. He not yet to say huh.

Speaker 1:

And the lawyer said and I'm out One by default.

Speaker 2:

Your Honor, you heard him. He said huh, your Honor, settle down, settle down.

Speaker 1:

Case dismissed Court. What is it? Court is adjourned or some bullshit like that. Right, some bullshit like that. One thing I can't stand about like Virginia stuff, like how they say like highway speed is is like monitored through aircraft or some shit like that I seen a dude get blown up by uh by a raptor one time, bro, f-35 raptor.

Speaker 2:

Bro came in fucking gnarled at minivan he's speeding again fucking see the fuck you gotta move on, bro.

Speaker 1:

It's life, it's part of virginia life, bro, you just fuck it don't be driving in virginia.

Speaker 2:

Don't be driving. You can't hit with the high-explosive rim, casually driving.

Speaker 1:

This is why I don't do groceries no more. This is why I get here all door dashed.

Speaker 2:

This is why I Uber no more.

Speaker 1:

No, but you didn't have nothing crazy happening.

Speaker 2:

No, nothing crazy. I'm trying to think I'm busy, that's about it, but it's. It's really not nothing interesting, nothing uh, captivating or anything like that. It's just been just regular, just regular adult shit. Really just gotta do this, gotta do that.

Speaker 1:

Don't forget for anybody that is listening. Yayo fyb is hosting his own bachelorette so if anybody wants to, uh wants a shot at love with yayo FYB, don't forget the message on Instagram at Yayo FYB yeah, never mind Breaking news, this just came in.

Speaker 2:

Breaking news. This just came in. I am now officially well, not officially yet. Not officially because it's not in my house yet.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, that's right.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to plant that.

Speaker 1:

He's a plant dad that shit is so crazy, that shit is so crazy.

Speaker 2:

So, ladies, don't forget, he's a whole package.

Speaker 1:

He comes with two chihuahuas.

Speaker 2:

He got his plays you know, he got couches, hey, hey a couple days ago on your mad couch we was down to my dick and balls.

Speaker 1:

Everybody want to have their own shit. I had two fives and three ones. We still turn. We still turn up. Don't forget he's a whole package. So if y'all want a shot at love with Y'all UFRB, don't forget the message Whole package with half a package.

Speaker 2:

If you know what I'm saying, it's cold.

Speaker 1:

It's cold even all the way fully springtime yet, but nah, let's go ahead and get into the subject then.

Speaker 2:

Oh you had nothing.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, no, who forgot? I forgot bro.

Speaker 2:

Who forgot? Who thought? Who thought this was an interview.

Speaker 1:

Nah, I ain't have nothing crazy.

Speaker 2:

You ain't have nothing crazy.

Speaker 1:

We went to a flea market. We really didn't see too much there. It was pretty nice, though, being able to walk and everything. Um, what else do we, do we? Uh, that's pretty much it, bro just family shit.

Speaker 2:

That's good, though. That's good, though that's good.

Speaker 1:

I like it, yeah, yeah, it's like you have the busy life of like working, blah, blah, blah, getting your shit done. Then you finally get to relax and spend time with your family you can't beat that, bro. You really can't, you really can't no, that's just beautiful that. That was it, though we didn't really do much, we just spent time together.

Speaker 2:

Well, that's good, though. At least y'all had shit. That shit be so stressful though sometimes bro no cap bro At least y'all was just easy with it. That shit not always sunshine and rain, sometimes rain a little bit.

Speaker 1:

Sometimes it rain a little too much.

Speaker 2:

Sometimes that wind be blowing a little, take a tree out the yard and shit bro, they them terrible.

Speaker 1:

Twos bro, oh my gosh. But she going though, bro, she's going so fast, she's growing up so fast, but fuck bro, she is a handful, it's like. It's like you have them wonderful, peaceful good moments, right some moments. 10 minutes later, everybody's screaming no, no, it's just like everybody's on edge, everybody's irritated, all patience gone out the window.

Speaker 2:

But it all comes back together. Yeah, but it all comes back together when she finally sleeps like a little angel.

Speaker 1:

And you're sitting there like we did good. We did good.

Speaker 2:

Look at that, that's immutable, that's immutable. Oh shit we survived.

Speaker 1:

We survived today, same. Oh shit, we survived. We survived today, same time tomorrow. Don't be late, no, but it is pretty cool.

Speaker 2:

I like it. That's nice. That's nice. I'm glad for you, bro.

Speaker 1:

But yeah, that was pretty much it though, bro, we didn't really do too much though. Okay, All right, you going to let them know what the topics are today. I'll let y'all know one out of three so far one out of three, and that just so happens to be the first. I mean the first one it's crazy how that works.

Speaker 2:

It's crazy how that works, bro. So alright, so first one, I'll. No, I'm just playing. So first one is Curse Items nice, simple, but it'll be on a list of just some fucked up shit, really right just fucked up.

Speaker 1:

So the first item that I have on my thing, Mia Khalifa's Lost Collection.

Speaker 2:

Who said that's cars? No, I pay good money for it.

Speaker 1:

Now, you want to go first or you want me to go first.

Speaker 2:

Oh, however you feel, bro.

Speaker 1:

I'm feeling a little crazy right now.

Speaker 2:

You feeling a little crazy? All right, go ahead.

Speaker 1:

I feel like you might have this one, Okay go ahead the divot box. I got that one. I feel like you might have this one.

Speaker 2:

Okay, go ahead. The divot box. I got that one. Oh, do you? Yeah, go ahead, though. Go ahead, because maybe I got one that you Go ahead.

Speaker 1:

I already saw your notes, bro. I already know what the second one is that you have.

Speaker 2:

Go ahead bro.

Speaker 1:

The Busby Stoop chair. Damn Ain't no way. I already know what your third one is around the two dogs.

Speaker 2:

Who didn't want to cover the two dogs? Nah, I ain't covering the bitches either, Nah.

Speaker 1:

I'm good. I ain't want to cover the dogs either. I'm good.

Speaker 2:

I was like maybe I can cover the dogs. I was like maybe he'll do it, but I'm not doing it.

Speaker 1:

I was hoping you was going to do it.

Speaker 2:

Uh-uh, I like to sleep at night.

Speaker 1:

Nah, bro, fuck that shit, fuck that. No, I used to be obsessed with that, oh, with the doll. It was one of the dolls and I was obsessed with it.

Speaker 2:

I mean, I was obsessed with them too.

Speaker 1:

Like I'd, watch YouTube videos.

Speaker 2:

Bro same.

Speaker 1:

I even went to a point where I started watching like the shit where people go to like About the two, right About Good good you.

Speaker 2:

Talking about that one, the one with the Say the name Nah you good. Nah, that's the one. That's the one. Then I already know the one you got to ask a picture for. Yeah, yeah, I ain't doing. Nah you good.

Speaker 1:

They be saying crazy stuff behind my head, you good.

Speaker 2:

I ain't trying to have it at that.

Speaker 1:

Hell got a new hell and everything right, right, y'all good y'all good, y'all good, no, all right so this okay, so we okay.

Speaker 2:

So I'm pretty sure we got the same thing. Go ahead, bro, you good, went on google.

Speaker 1:

What scary shit. I was like, yeah, I ain't doing these. I know y'aya got them. Though I ain't going to be stingy, I'm going to let him get those.

Speaker 2:

Man. I said he probably going to get the time. I'm going to go ahead and scroll down a little bit. He got that. I let his research be easy. Until he up. The same way for the whole time.

Speaker 1:

His research is going to be easy. I let him get those.

Speaker 2:

You know he's been working hard. I'll give him a break. There's plenty of information on these four, these bottom ones, though I'll do the research.

Speaker 1:

Who be thinking just like me, that really my twin, that really twin right there. Right, all right. So this is the Divot box. You know I ain't want Y'all having to worry about Covering this boring stuff. I'll take the boring one, you know.

Speaker 2:

Go ahead, bro, alright, so the.

Speaker 1:

What the divot box? What is the divot box? I?

Speaker 2:

may ask.

Speaker 1:

Good question, you asked Y'all. It's a small Wooden wine cabinet that allegedly contains a dibbick. What's a? What's a dibbick, you ask? Well, a dibbick is a malicious spirit from jewish folklore, silly goose. What are dibbicks supposed to be? They're believed to be restless souls that refuse to pass on, often possessing the living. What's the box? I'm going to do that. The whole episode what's the box? You ask the box is infamous because when eBay listing what's his name?

Speaker 2:

What's his name? I'm a little clairvoyant right now. I'm getting the image.

Speaker 1:

I'm getting the name warrior right now I'm getting the image I'm getting. The name was his name kevin. I'm getting a k kevin, kevin. All right.

Speaker 1:

So the box became infamous when an ebay listing in 2003 detailed its horrific effects on horrifying effects on multiple owners. The box itself is simple looking wooden with carved Hebrew inscriptions inside, but its history is anything but ordinary. Interesting so the origin and its first victims. According to the eBay listing by Kevin no way, no, it's almost like you knew. Kevin manis could not guess that an antique shop owner the box was originally owned by a jewish holocaust survivor who claimed it was cursed and should never be opened. When manis acquired it at an estate sale, he decided to open it and all hell broke loose. Dun dun dun. Inside the box he found two locks of hair one blonde, one brown tied with string, a goblet, a small granite slab engraved with Hebrew writing, a dried rosebud, a candle holder. As soon as he brought the box home, strange occurrences began. There was um shadows lurking in the inside, like there was shadows lurking in the inside, like, like he could see shadows from his periphery vision in case you.

Speaker 1:

He said he got like. Smells of like like ammonia or something, yeah, jasmine, and like cat, cat urine. So, jasmine, you fucking stink. If your name is jasmine, you fucking stink. It smell like jasmine in this bitch there's no, piss, yourself again everybody all jasmine stink.

Speaker 1:

No, I'm just joking y'all, it's all jokes. But it said it smelled like jasmine or like cat urine and then like the smell came like every now and then, like it'd be off and on type of thing. The crazy thing. Another thing that happened was his mother suffered a stroke hours after receiving the box as a gift.

Speaker 2:

Oh fuck.

Speaker 1:

So I guess he gifted it to his mother, I think.

Speaker 1:

I don't know that's crazy. He's like here you go, you can have this box. She said thank you, motherfucker. Really, that is the most when it's your time. It's your time, it's haunting me, here you go. So every night he had nightmares of an old hag attacking him, light bulbs exploded, furniture moved on its own and strange whispers filled his house. So the cursed eBay chain so man is terrified Tried selling the box. Every new owner experienced similar hauntings. One owner saw a shadow of people crawling on their walls, another suffered sudden hair loss damn people had like severe nightmares and illnesses.

Speaker 1:

They said a university student who bought it became seriously ill and later committed suicide. Dang, I didn't even know about that one the finer. The final known owner is zach, how you say it's that?

Speaker 2:

exact baggins, yeah, or baggins. I say baggins, but I think it's baggins oh is it.

Speaker 1:

Baggins acquired the Dybbuk box and is now in his haunted museum in Las Vegas. When rapper Post Malone touched the box in 2018, he was involved in a near fatal plane emergency, a car accident and a home burglary all within a month. That's for the people that believe Y'all want to fuck around. Touch that thing by all means what's up.

Speaker 2:

Y'all Call it quits, call it what you will, but I ain't messing with that shit.

Speaker 1:

All within a month, bro. All within a month.

Speaker 2:

Hell no After years of doing good.

Speaker 1:

Why you going to fuck up your street. Can't be doing that, can't be doing that, don't be touching shit. Some believe the or even fabricated, but visitors to the museum still report fainting, feeling dread or hearing whispers near the box.

Speaker 2:

If you don't believe it, go touch it. If you don't believe it, go touch it and record it. And record it Live stream that shit. Go touch it, show proof that y'all touched it. So I got the Koyinur Diamond. Ain't no way, ain't no way he really taking all mine. Ain't no way I went to the bottom of my list. Wait, what's?

Speaker 1:

it called.

Speaker 2:

Call it Nur Diamond. Is that the Hope Diamond?

Speaker 1:

No, no no, oh, okay, okay, it's all right, I'll let that one for you Wait why is there a bunch?

Speaker 2:

of diamonds. There's a couple of diamonds.

Speaker 1:

Right, I got the All right go.

Speaker 2:

So this is a 186 carat diamond. It is said to be cursed With full warning that he who owns this diamond Will own the world, but will also know all its misfortunes. Only God or woman can wear it with impunity. So Ko-i-nur means Mountain of light, very fitting. It's a big ass diamond, very fitting, passing through the hands of various rulers and empires, including the Mughals, persians and the Sikhs, before being acquired by the British in 1849. The diamond is believed to have originated in the Golgonda mines in India, possibly as early as the 13th century. The diamond eventually came into possession of the Mughal emperors, with Emperor Shah Jahan incorporating it into his peacock throne. In the 18th century, following the invasion of Nair Shah, the ruler of Persia, the diamond was transported to Iran, where it received its name Goynur. Throughout history, the jam traded hands among various Hindu, mongolian, persian, afghan and Sikh rulers, who fought bitter and bloody conflicts to own it. Every prince who was in possession of the diamond will ultimately lose his power, if not his life.

Speaker 1:

Damn.

Speaker 2:

All of them gone, all of them. So finally, the Nour, goli Nour became part of British crown jewels and is now a centerpiece of the crown jewels at the Tower of London. Oh damn, they have it, but with that one they didn't say anything about voice or anything like that, Just literally everybody there held it, grabbed it, they all died.

Speaker 1:

Oh okay, literally everybody Imagine they're like, yeah, we want that, but get somebody to put it right there in the center Bro they had a story about that.

Speaker 2:

The dude died.

Speaker 1:

Oh for. Like you touch it Like you dead. Yeah, I do it.

Speaker 2:

You gotta have those you gotta have those as a king, you gotta have them. You gotta have someone To To taste your soup. Make sure it's not Poison. And then somebody Touch your diamonds and make sure it's not cursed. Right, it's a.

Speaker 1:

It's a noble sacrifice I'm willing to make. Would you ever own A cursed item? I think we talked about this before, remember we talked about the.

Speaker 2:

Did we talk about the curse buying? Cursed items was the other one we did I think we just touched on it, though now we did a whole segment, we did, we did a whole segment oh shit, um, because I remember you said you would, you would never do something like that, like buy a cursed item for me.

Speaker 2:

It occurs on. I see it just like the ouija board. It's just another. How would I say? It's another? Uh, gateway, gateway, there you go. I was thinking about points, something like that. Yeah, I was thinking about spawn point. Yeah, it's another gateway, just for you, and stuff like that. Are they going good or not? I ain't even trying to fuck with that. Back then I wouldn't even think of really, nah, I would think of one Ouija board. Nah, I don't be doing that shit. But now, nah, I can't be doing it. That shit Can't do it, bro. Now with the cactus, the dogs.

Speaker 1:

Alright say, say Alright say you bought Like a cursed item.

Speaker 2:

Without knowing, without knowing Okay.

Speaker 1:

Demon comes up to you, comes up to you. I'm gonna take your soul, unless you, under one condition I won't Me how you gonna take my soul, though. I'm a suck you gonna suck.

Speaker 2:

What Nah the the demon's like If you beat me on a?

Speaker 1:

two, I'm a suck, you a suck, what? No, the demon's like. If you beat me on a two-on-two in basketball, I'll let you keep your soul. Who you having as your teammate?

Speaker 2:

You already know Julian Newman. Julian Newman, damn it.

Speaker 1:

He's like you got picked. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead and say my soul, Take both our souls ahead.

Speaker 2:

Hey, go ahead, bro. You just go ahead and say my soul, take both our souls, bro. Take both our souls, bro, just go.

Speaker 1:

Brick, my father. I wanted to find a way. No, no, no, no.

Speaker 2:

You got me on that one. No, you got me on that one. That's crazy. That's crazy. Literally. Might as well be a 1v2, bro. Might as well. I'll take both of them, bro. I'll take the Wait. Who the devil gonna have, though? Huh, who the devil gonna have?

Speaker 1:

No, it's not the devil, it's just like regular.

Speaker 2:

Oh, I mean a demon, but who the demon gonna have? The devil, the devil. He got the whole.

Speaker 1:

He got the whole and one on.

Speaker 2:

I can see it, bro. I can see him having the the Shaq, the Shaq wear bro.

Speaker 1:

What was it called the whole?

Speaker 2:

Shaq wear what was it called Jump End, one End, one Right. Oh, it was that one Right. Yeah, the Shaq, the Shaq.

Speaker 1:

I think so. That's the one from Walmart, I remember. I think so. He's got those shoes bro.

Speaker 2:

Swear to God, those shoes made me, those really made my basketball career.

Speaker 1:

All them Kobe shoes, them KDs, just to be getting them air balls, milbury, with the damn shacks on bro. Watch the fuck out, watch the fuck out bro Missing airy free throws. But we in the game, though we in the game.

Speaker 2:

I'm pressure on the field.

Speaker 1:

I'm pressure on the court. My fault, my fault, that's right, I does sports. Somebody give this man a racket, damn bro.

Speaker 2:

But so you said you wouldn't buy nothing, then you wouldn't own it. I want, I want to own nothing, but I mean I've said it before I've I've came in contact with stuff that was already like, uh, that has an attachment to it. Um, without my knowledge, or like without my family's knowledge, um, I think I said it before here um, when my sister picked up a little toy off from this, uh, uh, we had to go throw trash away and she picked up, uh, she went with my mom and she picked up a little little toy, didn't tell my mom, put it in her pocket. She came back inside the house and our dog started attacking her. Well, we thought at first it was attacking her, but now I looked at it and he wasn't really attacking her. He was just attacking, like, that pocket. So I was like, what do you? Got there and she was like, obviously she was crying. She was like, oh, I got this. And she pulled it out. It was a little toy. Give me that.

Speaker 1:

That's mine. What are you doing with that Whole commercial? What do you got there? Nothing. Pull out as a joint. You know you're not Supposed to be doing this. This stuff is bad For your brain.

Speaker 2:

And then it cuts to the, to the girl that's just Melting on the couch. Oh yeah, alright, bro. Those commercials made me Do nothing but Want to do it. Bro, that did not work. Look at us taking dare.

Speaker 1:

Just ended up doing drugs. Looking, dare you should have never told me what it was I would have never done it Taking dare.

Speaker 2:

Now the kids are daring me to do it. So I took it out and the dog instantly went towards it. Bro, I threw it out. It calmed down, but the motherfucker was acting aggressive Like he'd never been aggressive towards anybody at the house Not. Poncho, bro, poncho.

Speaker 1:

Was it Poncho?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it was Poncho oh shit and then never been aggressive, especially to my sisters. And then it was crazy, I never seen that like firsthand. And then I got a story. I ain't going to tell it right now, but I've had a story of someone giving me a cursed item, whole whole story. The morning story. Oh shit, that's right, that's, that's for another day. That's for another day.

Speaker 1:

Right, that's for another day.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, bro. So, like I said, I've that was when I was little, but I seen stuff and stuff like that when it's, it could be like furniture, it could be anything really. It just blends in with your environment unless you know what you're looking for or like you can break down like what you've done.

Speaker 1:

You gotta zone in.

Speaker 2:

Sometimes you really just gotta sit in your room and collect your chi no cap, no cap, you just really gotta feel for that, we'll be humming. I see it right there, boom, the thing behind you, but no, I couldn't, I couldn't, uh, I couldn't mess with that, not, not willingly, willingly, but if I don't want to ask it, I know, like what to do to get it out out the house and whatnot just throw salt everywhere, just throw something, get out fucking throw it out all right.

Speaker 1:

So this one's called the bisbee stoop chair. The bisbee stoop chair, I think, the murderous seat. What is it you may ask? It's this I ask.

Speaker 1:

It's a wooden chair made in the 1600s. It is tied to thomas busby, a drunken criminal and murderer. It's believed that anyone who sits in the chair would die soon after. The chair, housed at the museum in england, is so feared that it's now hung high on a wall, completely out of reach. So let me give you a little backstory about it. So this be. I think that's, they say, right.

Speaker 2:

But yeah, I think, hold on, Let me, let me. I'm getting an image. I'm getting an image Busby's.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, busby, busby, all right. So Busby was a notorious drunken thief. He married the daughter of daniel audi, audi, audi, a coin forger. So one night busby came home to find uh audi sitting in his favorite chair. A fight broke out and later that night busby murdered audi. Before his execution, 1702 bisbee was uh allowed one last request, a final drink at his favorite pub where he sat in his beloved chair. As he was dragged to the gallows, he cursed the chair, swearing that anyone who sat in it would die a horrible death. That's what that's. That's the story. All right, but there's actually like things that happen when people go to the chair, so since then countless deaths have been tied to it.

Speaker 1:

In World war ii, soldiers who sat in it never returned from battle. A bricklayer sat in it and fell to his death later that day. A delivery man sat in it and died in a car crash. An hour later, two airmen sat in it on a dare and their plane crashed. The same evening. A cleaning lady accidentally knocked into it and later died from a brain tumor. Fuck, in 1972 the museum took the chair off the floor and hung it from the ceiling, ensuring no one would ever sit in it again.

Speaker 2:

But the question is. The question is What'd you sit in?

Speaker 1:

It's an Ikea, though it's an Ikea chair. It's the very first Ikea chair.

Speaker 2:

It was known to have faults in the design. Never this great. What the fuck am Ikea chair? It was known to have farts in the design. Never this great.

Speaker 1:

What the fuck am I going to do with all these screws? Ain't no way. All these screws go in a chair, man. There's no way.

Speaker 2:

You were building an Ikea thing before.

Speaker 1:

I built, not an Ikea thing. One more thing I butchered that thing, bro, that's I remember. Go ahead tell them, it was like a shelf. It was a shelf, it was like a bookshelf Look, look, those instructions weren't Swedish. I saw everything later. I saw the brain, I saw the math going full force. Came back 10 minutes later. Hey, why the bookshelf look like that? Why the bookshelf look like that?

Speaker 2:

I saw the math going full force. Bro Came back 10 minutes later. Hey, why the bookshelf look like that? Why the bookshelf leaning? She was leaning like that to Tower of Giza, brother why the bottom at the top, Bro? That ass, bro, had the raw side facing towards me. Bro, what I do is, instead of actually fixing it, I don't put another bookshelf beside it.

Speaker 1:

Keep it, sturdy. Oh, did you keep the bookshelf?

Speaker 2:

I kept it for years just leaning anybody pull, hey, don't move that, don't, don't, don't fucking move that thing, it was just bad, bad instructions, bad design I didn't do this. It came like this the bas, the Bassano vase, or vase, if you will.

Speaker 1:

You got that one. Okay, it just so happens.

Speaker 2:

Originally the. Is it vase or vase? I say vase, vase, All right, the Bassano vase. Originally, the vase was supposedly a wedding present for an Italian bride who lived in a small village close to Napoli. On the woman's wedding night she was found dying on the floor, her hands wrapped tightly around the silver vase. In her dying breath the bride vowed to have her revenge then passed away. So that was a little bit of a version of what happened to get that thing.

Speaker 2:

A little backstory. So after her funeral the Bassano vase was given to one of her family members for safekeeping, but within days they were also dead. At the time no one thought the vase was the cause of it and was given to another family member to hold. Days later they were dead as well. The family put it together and reached out to the priest for guidance. They believed whoever gifted the bride the vase put a curse on it or had it made with cursed materials. They were instructed to bury it on sacred grounds.

Speaker 2:

In 1988, an unnamed man happened to dig up the vase in Italy and within it he finds a note reading Beware this vase brings death. The man ignores the note, tossing it away, and brings the vase to an auction house. A pharmacist bought it. Three months later the pharmacist is dead and now his family has sold the vase to a 37 year old doctor. A few months later he is dead as well. At this point the vase starts gaining reputation and no one is willing to purchase it, except for a collector and archaeologist who gladly purchase it despite his family wishes.

Speaker 2:

Three months later the archaeologist dies from an unknown and mysterious infection. This tried and afraid, the family of the archaeologist tosses the vase out the window, but this is witnessed by a passing police officer. The officer attempts to bring the vase back, but the family refused to take it, warning the officer to dispose of it quickly if he wishes to live. The officer attempts to give the vase to various museums, but each have already heard of the curse and refused. With the curse and refuse. With no other choice and fearing for his own life, the officer places the vase in the in the lead box and buries it. Buried, buries it. Buries it in a sacred ground of set of a cemetery. It does not know what cemetery he buries it in, but since then the vase has disappeared from history with no other reports, heartaches or deaths, just a whole bunch of death, bro.

Speaker 1:

A whole vase, bro. It's crazy how much like and how simple things can be cursed objects, bro it was just a regular, like it wasn't fancy or anything.

Speaker 2:

It was like legit, just a silver vase bro damn like I was made out of silver, but it was.

Speaker 2:

That was it bro? That was it bro, that's, that's, that's that, that's like the energy, I don't know, like I don't know. I don't know if it's more the side of them saying she cursed, that she died because, I mean, they found her dead. So how would they know? I feel more like someone was jealous of her or something like that and gave it just basically just put their hex on her or whatever. And then that's how it became cursed Hicks on her or whatever. And then that's how I became cursed.

Speaker 1:

That's what I think. I think it was just made of bad material. I think it was just made of radioactive stuff that made everybody sick, but nobody wanted to pay attention to it. Oh shit, here at Cosmic Cove we really crack it down to the realest. Oh, okay, To the realest. No, I'm just joking. It was plutonium, it was plutonium it was, potassium it was potassium.

Speaker 2:

It was potentially ghost's potassium. You need a banana peel around that.

Speaker 1:

No, but I don't know, bro. The whole concept of cursed items being cursed itself is just such a bewildering. It's wild, right?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, just to believe, like hell, because I mean, obviously, obviously you can have a demon attached to it, but you know the signs and when there's no signs and stuff like that, like you can say it's witchcraft. But like who really knows, who really knows?

Speaker 1:

I'd say personally it's like witchcraft done throughout through the race but just the fact that somebody could literally like, bro, like we said, it could be something so simple and basic Like, say, a ball, like a soccer ball or like a bouncy ball, or like a doll or something, Bro, I seen it in shirts bro.

Speaker 2:

Huh, I seen it with shirts bro. With shirts, Just regular shirts bro.

Speaker 1:

Bro. That's what I'm saying, bro, like just something so simple.

Speaker 2:

It's just, bro. That's crazy, yeah, or? Malice or you know, just yeah, just evil, bro, there's a straight up Weird energy bro.

Speaker 1:

Like that to me is like crazy.

Speaker 2:

All that just to get one person though.

Speaker 1:

It's hard to believe, bro, but it's Well. This time it wasn't one person. There's stories of people, yeah, I mean.

Speaker 2:

Accounting that stuff to my. They did it to my own. I think they did it to my mom too. Damn. My mom was with pots and pans. They got it with pots and pans, and then my aunt, they got her with um, um, just shirts too, I think so damn and stuff we had our our house was shirts also.

Speaker 1:

That lady gave her and I don't know, I don't even think she did on purpose.

Speaker 2:

I don't know if she did or not, but I think it's just because she practiced stuff like that could have just been attached through her stuff like that. But it happens though, bro.

Speaker 1:

It's crazy how they just Y'all keep going through them. Thrift stores, right, y'all don't know what y'all taking home with. Y'all Keep going to them estate sales. That person literally just died he just died. Y' happen to me no cap, but my glass collection, not my cactus, not my plugs. That should be crazy though, bro. That's yeah, that is pretty crazy right there, bro. I just y'all be safe out there if y'all are into collecting antique stuff I didn't, I didn't make that thing from rick and morty bro when he was, he was cleansing the oh, when he was fighting, he fought the devil or something he was.

Speaker 2:

He was cleansing on the cursed objects. Oh yeah, that's right. Fought the devil, or some shit like that, uh-huh he was cleansing all the cursed objects. Oh yeah, that's right, that's right.

Speaker 1:

About to be like that, about to open a shop. All right, this one's called the Hope Diamond, a jewel of death and ruin. You got this one, not no more.

Speaker 2:

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Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

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Speaker 2:

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Speaker 1:

Y'all keep on, y'all keep on. I'm gonna send y'all some antiques, all right? So what? It is all right. This stunning 45.52 carat blue diamond worth over 250 million sounds like uh, real cool. Uh, richard milley I got I got that right now.

Speaker 1:

Homie, it's said to carry a curse that brings one but ruin, betrayal and death to whoever possesses it. It currently sits at the smithsonian museum, but many believe the curse is still active. So legend states that the hope diamond was stolen from the idol of the hindu goddess saida sida. In the 17th century, a french trader, jean baptiste chavarneur, took it angry in the gods. He later died after being torn apart by wild dogs oh shit by wild dogs.

Speaker 1:

Um some notable victims was king lewis and marie and told to whiney to antoniate antony. So something like that, bro, I cannot fucking do names for shit y'all. Marie Antoine, antoniate, antoniate. Something like that, bro, I cannot fucking do names for shit Y'all please.

Speaker 2:

It's in French words, bro. It's in French words bro.

Speaker 1:

Let's just say Marie, marie, there you go. Both executed during the French Revolution. They were actually the owners of it. That's what it says. Oh no, they were owners of it at one point. Sorry of it at one point. Sorry, yeah. Oh, I think I'm saying I'm sorry. Yeah, they were, they owned it at one point. According to this, um jackie's colette went insane and took his own life.

Speaker 2:

Prince ivan can can it to voski prince, I mean cannot do it, I cannot do it well, this dude shot.

Speaker 1:

He was shot by revolutionaries. Uh, elvin walsh mclean. Uh, after acquiring the diamond. Her son died in a car accident. Her husband left her for another woman. Her daughter died of drug overdose. She lost everything and died broke. Died, broke, just like she was. Down to her dick and balls. Down to her dick and balls. Everybody want to have their own shit. Wait, did I say her name right?

Speaker 1:

evelyn walsh mclean, mclean, mecklin, I don't know all right, close enough so the dime was eventually donated to the smithsonian, where it has been safe, but museum staff have reported strange happenings around it, let me see, let me see if I got uh that was my last one oh wait, no, no, quick fun fact go ahead, go ahead. Oh, never mind, this is the next thing. My fault, this is something different I got the cursed mirror.

Speaker 2:

Cursed mirror of myrtle's plantation. The myrtle's plantation in saint francisville, louisiana, is known for a supposedly haunted mirror where the spirits of sarah woodruff and her children are said to be trapped after being overlooked when mirrors were covered following death. According to the story, when sarah and her children died, all the mirrors on the plantation were covered except for one. Visitors have reported seeing the apparitions of woodruff's children in the mirror near the room where they were poisoned. Some visitors and researchers have reported seeing handprints or faces appearing in the mirror, even after it has been cleaned or re-silvered. And just as a note from Fab, murdoch's plantation is also known for other paranormal activity, including reports of shadow figures and another unexplained phenomenon. So that was it for that one.

Speaker 2:

Dang that was a pretty quick one, that one just I think that plantation it has more to do with the other stuff that they got going on, but it's just like the whole area overall is haunted but on the and that that specific mirror is where they is where they die.

Speaker 1:

That's the one where, like the lady, they should like fall down the stairs or some shit like that no, that was they got.

Speaker 2:

They got poisoned. Her and her children got poisoned oh shit, by person.

Speaker 1:

The homeowner got killed, though, didn't they? They got killed by the person, like the yeah servants yeah, by the servant because it was a plantation.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it was. Yeah, they got killed by the servants some shit like. I think I recall hearing about that story but that one that's what they said it was like it was weird. Well, they're saying like her energy got trapped in into the mirror because it was like the only one that was. Everything else was covered and that mirror was like facing them. So they're saying the soul got trapped into that mirror.

Speaker 1:

Oh, okay, so that's why they can still see them. But didn't they say you could still catch a glimpse of her? Yeah, you can see him, like you can see him like walk by the mirror. Oh, the mirror would have like handprints.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, the little kid's handprints would be on there and whatnot. So that shit still be happening, Damn. But overall the whole plantation is haunted. Fuck that, bro Hell no, cannot be doing, that Cannot be doing that Right.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

I'm really on the side. If you fucking with Scary and spooky stuff, you gonna get scared and spooked. You gonna get scared and spooked and it's not gonna be hilarious.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 1:

Check this out, Let them know what this subject is.

Speaker 2:

Y'all you walking through the barn pines and he's here, or something like that, because it days be saying, or you just might hear beep, beep, beep, that's a FedEx driver dropping off your Amazon package. But wait a minute, wait a minute. Who said FedEx dropping off on Amazon package?

Speaker 1:

wearing a USPS uniform.

Speaker 2:

Not even the USPS, just wearing the what's the other one? Ups no, it's FedEx. Fedex is the brown ones. No, that's UPS, that's UPS. Ups is the brown one, fedex is the FedEx.

Speaker 1:

FedEx is the purple, fedex is the blue purple fedex, that's the purple one. Yeah, purple. Well, they have the purple and black uniform.

Speaker 2:

Ups is uh all brown, all brown.

Speaker 1:

Okay, amazon is the back black and blue and then usps, is the that blue shirt I've never seen him pull up, bro.

Speaker 2:

I've never seen him pull up, bro. I seen a dude pull up. Drop off my amazon package in the in the regular car for real.

Speaker 1:

Oh, he's probably a flex driver. Oh okay, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe. And he was wearing the Fednams man.

Speaker 2:

But yeah, y'all check this out. This one's going to be. I don't know if y'all heard about it.

Speaker 1:

I don't know if y'all, y'all ain't never heard this.

Speaker 2:

We went and interviewed the cryptid ourselves. But this is the story of the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 1:

Yes, hello, I'm the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 2:

I'm here for the interview. Yes, you have a Are you? At least 15 years old, with 20 years of experience. Depends who's asking Hell, hell, that sound weird. No, no, you good bro, I was just going to.

Speaker 1:

So we're going to be covering the Jersey Devil, y'all, the Jersey Devil, the good old JD, good old JD.

Speaker 2:

Good old JD.

Speaker 1:

Go ahead Tell the people about the origins or lore about the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 2:

Okay, okay, so it's also known as the Leeds Devil. It's a legendary creature, or cryptid, said to inhabit the pine barrens of southern New Jersey, with the legendary back to the 1700s, often described as a winged creature with hooves and a horse-like head, and known for his blood-curling screams I'm getting the vision all right.

Speaker 1:

Right, I'm getting his name deborah. What's the deborah?

Speaker 2:

it comes later into the story, not yet I only got her last name, does it have that? All right, so okay. So why don't we give them the origin story.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's supposed to be the origin story. Okay, okay, so the most common origin story involves a woman named miss leads, or mother leads, who, in the 1700s, was said to be given birth to her 13th child in the pine barrens around leads point. During childbirth, she reportedly cursed the unborn child, wishing it would be the devil. The child born with wings, hooves, a tail and thirst for the blood animals. Blood of animals then transformed into the creature with a horse-like hair, bat-like wings and a forked tail.

Speaker 1:

The creature then flew out of the house into the pine barrens, where it is said to roam to this day so I saw that there was in some variations of the stories that claim that the creature devoured either their midwife or attacked the family before leaving before leaving yeah, that's like some people yeah this happened? Oh no, this happened. But you know how them stories get.

Speaker 2:

Sometimes they get convoluted and just just like you said, just a little variation. Uh, they also say that some accounts mention the goat-like head instead of a horse-like head, and some even say it has a dog head, not even.

Speaker 1:

I heard about the goat head and then I heard a podcast talk about it and they covered a certain part and they said something about a dog.

Speaker 2:

Oh, they said a dog. The dog one was new for me. I never heard the dog one before, I think it was something like that, but just imagine. That.

Speaker 1:

I'm not sure. Have a whole baby in black, A whole baby bro Imagine the dad walking in. I fucking knew it. I knew it, I knew it. You said I was with the sheep and the goats.

Speaker 2:

But it's like a family guy episode. It cuts to the real dad. It's like a human with a horse head on him, all right.

Speaker 1:

So let's tell the people how the physical description of the Jersey Devil. People claim that it looks like Okay, so you said. People said that the head is either like horse or goat, like Sometimes. They said that it has like a. Some people claim it has like an elongated nose. Okay, kind of like a kangaroo snout.

Speaker 2:

Okay, I heard the kangaroo thing too. Yeah yeah, that's what some people claim.

Speaker 1:

Y'all from New Jersey, let us know, right, y'all from New Jersey, take a picture.

Speaker 2:

And uh, well, I already said it, but yeah, it has, it has massive uh well, not massive actually Just bat wings. They actually say it's not proportioned To his body.

Speaker 1:

Oh, so it's like big wings.

Speaker 2:

It's like big wings but like technically it couldn't fly with those. It would need, like, bigger wings To be able to fly Like the way they describe it. It'd just be Flying through the ponds.

Speaker 1:

It's really just Mr Jenkins that's trying to Scare everybody From the neighborhood, holy shit.

Speaker 2:

He would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for us and that stupid dog. Dog where perro?

Speaker 1:

por la culpa de esos perros. Alright, so they said that the eyes are large, glowing red or yellow eyes, and it's said to pierce through the darkness. Okay, you just walk it in the woods and then boom yellow eyeballs Me, but but but the eyes, they're just regular eyes right, they're not, they don't got like slants or anything like that. Not that I heard.

Speaker 2:

I didn't hear that.

Speaker 1:

I was just saying like that. They said that its uh body was like thin and main emaciated or leathery resembling, resembling a deformed reptile or large winged kangaroo. That's what they said.

Speaker 2:

That's what my notes say I had another one already said too, but uh, I like the the else one, like the horse body with the hooves and whatnot at oh it had a horse body.

Speaker 1:

That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

Others just say it has claws for hands. The hooves are in the back. Only It'll stand up. Yeah, they did say it's like a bipedal cryptid Walks on two legs type deal.

Speaker 2:

Some people said they claimed that it had a tail, it was forked or dragon-like, sometimes said to be, uh, serpentine movement, yeah, yeah so it just like, move, like, like this well, I heard so much, I heard so uh, they also said it had it, had uh like. Uh. Well, it would go with what you say like a serpentine tail, it'd be like a bull's tail just okay, yeah okay.

Speaker 1:

Just like swaying back and forth. But then they said the tail it like it didn't move.

Speaker 2:

So it wasn't just like uhing back and forth, just swaying. It was moving. But then they said the tail, it didn't move, so it wasn't just like a, it had a tail, it had a tail.

Speaker 1:

I saw some people said that. They also claimed it to be like four to eight feet tall depending on the count. Some people say it's like really small but then again, like angles play a big role, trust me, angles y'all.

Speaker 2:

I know something about angles. It's all in the angle. I can make three look like two, that's a close up.

Speaker 1:

It's all in the angles, it's just like especially like from perception, or if you have like a smaller object and you have like something that's.

Speaker 2:

It plays that little trick. Yeah, it plays. Yeah, it's like an illusion type thing.

Speaker 1:

So I could see where people tend to like have, have, um, how would you say, like different, uh, different, different perception of the size of it.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, and then plus, I mean to be fair. Uh, that was just see it like moving fast as hell too.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, that is true. So what people call uh, often claimed is the jersey devil, is often said to be aggressive, terrifying those who encounter it. Some common behaviors attributed to the creature include, like blood curling screams. One of the most terrifying characteristics is it's often high-pitched wailing scream, often described as a mix between a woman's shriek and a wild animal's cry. That's a horse.

Speaker 2:

That's a horse right there. That's a horse. It would scream like a horse, it would be screaming like a horse.

Speaker 1:

You ever heard of a horse right there? That's a horse. If it screamed like a horse, If it screamed like a horse you ever heard of a horse Nay.

Speaker 2:

That's exactly what it is Open and shut case.

Speaker 1:

Open and shut case you got anything yeah.

Speaker 2:

So I got another version of how it came to be. Another version is that a curse placed on a young woman. It was like a gypsy curse placed on her leading to the birth of the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 1:

I didn't hear that one. But that's just another variation of what it could be.

Speaker 2:

So that's basically what I have. Apart from that, I got sightings. They had a little reward going on. Look, looking for the jersey devil oh, for real.

Speaker 1:

Um, before before you give the accounts, I'll give them a little bit of like more things that are known about the jersey devil, like it's known for livestock attacks. So early accounts report like dead mutilated farm animals drained of blood, leading some to believe it has vampiric tendencies. Uh, they say it has flight and speed. It is described as a fast moving, sometimes covering large distances in seconds. Flying silently with or with loud, rapid wing beats like just people report an overwhelming sense of dread when it appears, often before actually seeing it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, they sense it, along it Along with the animals. I saw it destroy the crops, so farmers and people over there said it would get just random attacks on the crops. Damn, that's some petty shit, doesn't even eat them. Doesn't even eat them bro.

Speaker 1:

Get this bullshit out of my way, just straight attacking.

Speaker 2:

But it makes sense with the animals, because they didn't say it was like a blood-sucking creature, when, when, when it was born, uh, you got some accounts, then so uh, not, not a, not a lot of counts, it's just.

Speaker 2:

Uh, it's just. There was a period of time where they apparently there was a lot of signings but people it wasn't them saying it was just everybody saying I saw the jersey there, I saw the jersey there, but they really couldn't confirm if it was or wasn't. Um, they also said they could have been an owl or uh, yeah, like a big owl that was flying through and that's what people was hearing or seeing okay so, but around uh, there was a lot of accounts.

Speaker 2:

In 1909 even a newspaper, south jersey uh, reported strange hoof prints in the snow and sightings of the creature. But that's as far as any credible reports. It was just that they found the strange hoofs.

Speaker 1:

I was listening to this one podcast and my notes say it too, but they were talking about footprints in the snow could be misleading, because if the footprint is fresh, it's at a certain size, but after a while, like you know, the snow tends to melt, so then the footstep will be like watered than what it was originally was.

Speaker 2:

yeah, that's what some people so that could, yeah, that could lead to them. To them just, I mean, could have been like just a regular animal that went by and just didn't think. I mean, like I said, it was just like a like a christ period of that, like where everybody like everybody was just called hysteria period, yeah, where everybody was just calling it a whole year of 1909.

Speaker 1:

They were just calling in saying they're seeing it over here well they actually had that famous uh, like that signing where, like, thousands of people saw the jersey devil. Wasn't that like a village or some shit? Oh shit, um, oh fuck, let me try and think. Um, there was like a freaking village or some shit that saw the whole jersey devil, or something like that, like back to back, like it was like more countless people. Hold on, let me see if I could find it real quick.

Speaker 2:

It wasn't the uh 1909, sorry, I thought it was like all at one time oh, everybody, like everybody at one time caught, like we're saying that they seen it that day or during that period.

Speaker 1:

Hold on, let me see, let me look it up real quick. You can go ahead.

Speaker 2:

Okay, so there was a reward for capture for the Jersey Devil. So merchants in Camden offered a $10,000 reward for the capture of the Jersey Devil and in 1960, wealthy merchants offered a $250,000 reward, but nobody ever brought in any conclusive evidence of catching it or any encounters with the creature. They also said whenever it would be around it would have a strange smell with it. So, going on also with the headaches that people were, are you sure it's not the village that they were? Uh, are, are you sure it's not the village that they found the hoof prints, but all throughout there?

Speaker 2:

no no, but they, you said they saw it right. Yeah, it was like multiple people, because I know there's this big story, but it's not a jersey devil, uh uh story, I mean it.

Speaker 1:

It. It terrorized people for countless years.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, because they said like it was like countless years yeah, countless years.

Speaker 1:

This is like from 1909 to like freaking 1990s, bro, oh shit. Well, even probably to more recent times, to be honest with you. But it's multiple accounts where they said, like this beast or animal comes, it'd be like attacking trolleys, cars, people, um, they even had to close down businesses, schools because of it before and, uh, countless people were trying to hunt it down. Like you said, I know, like an 1820 joseph bonaparte, uh, which is napoleon's brother, who was whatever, yeah uh, he reportedly saw the jersey devil while while hunting in like border town new jersey.

Speaker 1:

When I heard that I was like what the fuck is napoleon's brother doing in? New jersey tight shit damn bro. So the only reason why he was in new jersey is because napoleon, he was like the king of spain from like 1808 to like 1813, napoleon bonaparte or some shit like that bonaparte bonaparte.

Speaker 1:

After napoleon's fall from power, joseph went into exile and eventually settled in border border border town, new jersey. Around 1816, his estate was a massive lavish property along the delaware river where he spent his time hunting, entertaining guests and collecting art. So this is like he had a whole account, like whole experience okay running into the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 1:

It was like, it was like in 1820s, it was like snowing or whatever and he was like hunting alone in the Pine Barrens, like near his estate, oh shit. And he he saw like strange hoof prints, like you said like them strange things. And he was like you know, what animal could this be? I don't recall seeing an animal with these hoof prints Whole goat, whole goat print. What animal could this be?

Speaker 1:

So he said the tracks were like clubbing or whatever like a horse's hoof, but arranged in a way that suggested the creature walked on two legs. That's what I was about to say. That's the thing that made him curious, so he followed the trail deeper into the woods and he heard like a scream echoing through the forest. And when he turned around he saw like a bizarre winged creature staring at him.

Speaker 1:

Oh, he described it as having like a horse-like or goat-like head, long thin limbs with clawed hands, large bat-like wings, a forked tail and glowing red eyes. It said that the two to the two locked eyes for a few moments before the creature let out a terrifying shriek and flew away into the night. Shaken Joseph returned home and later shared the story with friends and locals who told him about the legend of the Jersey Devil.

Speaker 2:

I think I may have heard this whole account before Damn, but I didn't know it was him though.

Speaker 1:

Like I said, the only reason why he was in New Jersey was because Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo in 1815. He was in New Jersey was because, you know, napoleon was defeated at Waterloo in 1815. He was forced into exile, which also was forced into exile since France was unsafe for him. He fled to America and eventually bought a massive 1800 acre estate in Bordertown, new Jersey. His estate became known as Point Breeze and was one of the most luxurious homes in us at the time. He hosted famous figures such as daniel webster, henry clay, uh, the marquis de la fighte, la fighte, or something like that the fayette?

Speaker 1:

uh, he lived in new jersey for about 17 years, from 1816 to 1832, before eventually returned to europe, so that was why he was like in new jersey, like he eventually, like that's crazy, but he, he fled.

Speaker 2:

He well not fled, but I mean he, he left that town. Or or like he let french just come over here just run into a hole.

Speaker 1:

Into a hole, whole devil bro. He said nah, they got crazy stuff over in america. We gotta get out of here that's crazy, bro.

Speaker 2:

I I had heard that story, but I didn't know. It was him though that that's crazy, bro. I I had heard that story, but I didn't know it was him though that that's crazy.

Speaker 1:

Holy shit I mean there's multiple accounts. 1927, a cab driver in salem county claimed that the creature attacked this car after he pulled over to change the tire. In 1952 a group of young boys in gibstown, gibstown, saw a creature matching the description. 1960, reports from camden suggested the jersey devil had returned, prompting police patrols.

Speaker 1:

1980s 1990s, farmers in hamilton, hamilton, new jersey, found livestock slain in bizarre ways with no predator tracks damn bro, although it was active yeah, they said he was active, but also heard like theories about like you said like the jersey devil being like misidentified as a different creature, like I mean, yeah, they said he had like a horse-like head or some bullshit like that, but people said that it kind of looked like the sandhill crane. Oh yeah, yeah, so many believe. Like in the 1909, panic was fueled by newspaper exaggeration or pranks. Fake tracks were found around the fact that people were like just like doing hoaxes and like making like fake footprints and going around.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, Fake footprints. Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 1:

So people like claim that it was just like mass hysteria. But then, like I said, there was like sandhill cranes inside the area and they said, like, if you see, let me show you what the sandhill crane looks like. Like, imagine you're walking and then you just see like this creature from a distance.

Speaker 2:

I mean I've misidentified creatures like a fucking square before just because I'm far enough and it does like some weird movement and shit.

Speaker 1:

So I mean it don't, don't, but like from far away.

Speaker 2:

You'd be like and it's flying, and it's flying too, and you know you're not expecting that uh-huh in new jersey. You're not, you're not, you're not expecting that over there what the fuck is that?

Speaker 1:

I mean, it just looks like a bird.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's just a crane and, to be fair, if you haven't seen a crane before and you see a crane over there, it's gonna freak you out because I mean, it has the long snout, I guess it has the big, it has like the big body yeah, it don't make sense though with the horse face or whatever, because I mean just just looks like a big ass bird.

Speaker 2:

But I mean, with the hysteria going around with, uh you, know, because that hysteria this time in 1909, so it it does kind of it lines up with that. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, because I mean it's just, it's human nature, yeah, it's just, it's a human.

Speaker 2:

It's a human trait of just blowing it up a portion when everybody else is freaked out. You're going to get freaked out too and you know you're already primed. You're going outside. You prime for that, bro. You even got to do all that, bro. You go outside, you see a shadow at night. You're gonna think it's something else. If you're scared, you start thinking that it's something else and then you gotta lock yourself in and yeah, or like whenever you have, like a, and that's over and that's over here.

Speaker 2:

You out here walking and there's like light. Back then there was like no light and stuff like yeah, yeah, yeah or like, like, like you said, your mind just plays tricks on you.

Speaker 1:

Like, for example, like one time I had like a, a chair and had like a bunch of my clothes that I needed to fold or whatever, and I woke up at night and it my brain made it look like somebody was just like sitting there like chilling.

Speaker 1:

That's that's happened to me before looking like hands between their legs and they're just like this chilling but, I was like oh shit, like I flinched for a little bit, I and I was like what the fuck is that? And then I like finally eyes got adjusted and it was just my Apollo clothes or whatever.

Speaker 2:

That's happened to me with hoodies too, when I hang the hoodies and I was this dark, so it's just dark, and then you look and it looked like something.

Speaker 2:

So I mean it's normal and that's like telling stories. They, I seen it, I seen it. They go out, you know, you go on now you gotta go at night, whatever. And then a fucking crane just comes out of nowhere. But that I'm running home too, bro. I don't blame him. I don't blame him, brother. That's that's necessary is a, is a real thing it is that, that is, that is, I agree.

Speaker 2:

I agree 100, bro, that that definitely uh can influence the way you, you, you think and feel about just normal day, normal life, no.

Speaker 1:

I agree, bro Y'all. Let us know what y'all think, though Let us know if y'all think the Jersey Devil is a real thing.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, we got to rate it, we can rate it.

Speaker 1:

Oh shit, let's rate it. Let's rate it. Let's rate it. What you rate the Jersey Devil? I mean it really hasn't had much attacks on people. People say they attacked the vehicles. I mean it just flies. I mean they say it has sharp claws.

Speaker 2:

That's the thing with like it's going back to like Bigfoot and stuff. Bro, the hoaxes bro, the moment people start.

Speaker 1:

Y'all fucking it up.

Speaker 2:

Fucking it up bro.

Speaker 1:

Well, they said they do have like one photographic picture of evidence of it. Of it, uh-huh picture of evidence of it, of it, uh-huh, oh shit, like it's like an infamous picture that somebody took, but oh, like the creature, creature, yeah, like, it's like the only, only good evidence where they couldn't really prove what it was. But let me see if I can find it real quick. But you go ahead and let me tell you.

Speaker 2:

Let me tell you okay so I mean, for me it's the same thing, like, like you know, it is the, the lore, the way it starts is just what people believe. It's just like a word of mouth, it it's, it's a superstition, with it being the 13 child. You know 13 has that bad, bad, uh, history, it's a bad luck number in a sense. Then the, the mom cursing it back. Then you know you, I feel back then, kurt, like if you say you curse something, you felt it more than what you do now, like just by saying I curse it or whatever. So he cursed his kid. So I could see why people would start thinking that way. And then obviously over the years it just turns into more and more. But I really don't think it's a real thing. You don't think it's a real thing. I don't think it's a real thing.

Speaker 1:

You don't think it's a real thing. I don't think it's a real thing. They said. I mean, the dude who took the picture claims that this is real. But I mean y'all. Let me know what y'all think.

Speaker 2:

For all the listeners. I thought that was a meme, but it looked like a dog on the.

Speaker 1:

It just looks like a goat that's flying For real, though, but I mean, I don't fucking know.

Speaker 2:

But see, that doesn't even fit the description of it.

Speaker 1:

I mean it has wings. It looks like a goat. I mean it has four.

Speaker 2:

It don't have claws for hand but that one look like it's been eating good.

Speaker 1:

If y'all, all the listeners just go on google, type in jersey devil pictures and it's gonna be like a picture of a freaking goat that has wings of a terrier blurry picture but the dude claims that's what I don't know. I don't know me on a scale of. If I had to rate it on for threat, let me see I give it. But it's just a fucking goat, bro, it's not that serious.

Speaker 2:

Tops, tops. I I don't think I mean it could have been, it could have been something, but tops is just like you said. I have not seen no feats about it Freaking throwing boulders.

Speaker 1:

Right, I have not seen no feats of it Having magical powers like Baba Yaga throwing spells and shit.

Speaker 2:

And that's a witch? No, I believe that it's just a fucking goat.

Speaker 1:

that goes Y'all ever heard a goat scream.

Speaker 2:

If you're not ready for that, that shit will catch you off guard.

Speaker 1:

Scream I give it a 10 Threat. I give that thing like a Four bruh.

Speaker 2:

Four. I give that thing like a, like a two tops, just cause they can fly.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I only gave it four Cause it flies, that's it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, that's it, cause it's like it hasn't like Came after nobody. It don't have no acid Saliva.

Speaker 1:

It don't got none of that. It don't got. It just has claws.

Speaker 2:

It's not throwing shit at you. It just screams. It just screams, drops by, flies by.

Speaker 1:

Leaves. That's it.

Speaker 2:

That's all it does Gives you a little headache, stinks up the place, right, that's it. It's like it's like me pulling into a family reunion. Bro, i'ma give you a little headache. I'ma swing by.

Speaker 1:

I'm gonna have a goat, goat or horse face.

Speaker 2:

I'm gonna scream. But yeah, bro, I don't think it's really is it?

Speaker 1:

I don't know, it's not that scary. I would like to when I was when I was younger.

Speaker 2:

I used to believe in it more like think it was. I used to think it was like a real threat. I used to think it would come over here and snatch me up. But but over the years I've been just trying to look at the more logical side. So for this one I can't.

Speaker 1:

No, but I mean people did say like it attacked the cattle and it did suck your blood on everything so. I'll give it the four for that aspect that it could suck your blood. But bruh, y'all fucking open, carry. Oh no, but this is North Carolina I'm talking about.

Speaker 2:

This is.

Speaker 1:

New Jersey we're talking about here.

Speaker 2:

You guys should have strict gun laws.

Speaker 1:

Don't they.

Speaker 2:

I think so.

Speaker 1:

It sounds like a place that would have Carry a pitchfork.

Speaker 2:

It sounds like a place that would have strict gun laws. But yeah, like I said, I wish there was more. I wish there was more evidence. That's what I want More evidence. Like I've always said, once they start making hoaxes about evidence, it just ruins it bro La Bete de Jevodon. La.

Speaker 1:

Bete de that. Y'all need some police report, y'all need mutilation, y'all need decapitation Whole king put a bounty on the wolf Right.

Speaker 2:

That's a motherfucking that annihilated the population. What rated it, bro? That was a 10. Was it a?

Speaker 1:

10?.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I smart, it was smart, it was waiting for outside the town to sit right.

Speaker 1:

That was the actual intellectual, intellectual intelligent.

Speaker 2:

As you may tell, we are not intellectual I'm intellectual.

Speaker 1:

Put it on a shirt. Put it on a shirt put it on a shirt, right, but um, so that's why I'm just like it's not that big of a threat in my opinion. I mean, yes, it's scary. I ain't going to say it's not, I mean some fucking goat.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, like, yeah, yeah, like that. That aspect is scary, but threat level nah.

Speaker 1:

Nah, I wouldn't say it's that scary. I mean threat level wise. Nah, I give it a four. Y'all rated. Y'all believe in the Jersey Devil. You know we're not dissing anybody from New Jersey we're not dissing nobody from New Jersey, but y'all let us know what y'all think. You know, is it? Is it actual, factual or is it just like fiction?

Speaker 1:

wiction put it on a shirt put it on a shirt, but y'all let us know. You know, message us or comment on this podcast episode and let us know what y'all think what's up best, alright, so that's gonna lead off to the next subject for all the video game heads out there for all the people who have been waiting for us to cover video games for a good while, cause our video game segment did really good.

Speaker 2:

Oh, they did really good. We're not segment, but our episode with.

Speaker 1:

Master Chief and everything. When we talked about Call of Duty, it did pretty good, so we're going to add a little bit of our own personal gripes that we have about Call of Duty on this last segment.

Speaker 2:

So anybody that don't want to listen don't like video game stuff, this is your warning yeah, y'all ain't got to listen to us bitch and moan, right, yeah, y'all ain't gotta listen to us Bitch and moan, right? We appreciate y'all listening up to this.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I appreciate y'all listening up to this, but we're just gonna be Bitching and moaning about Call of Duty real quick. So. Leading up to Like what are you gonna say?

Speaker 2:

So take this out bro, I'm gonna ask you a quick question, bro how much have you spent In Call of Duty skins?

Speaker 1:

A cool $5,000. Okay, no, I'm just joking, probably like let's break it down. I'm going to be honest, maybe like $100. $100? Maybe $150.

Speaker 2:

I'll spend way more than $150. Way more. I got a problem.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's not Call of Duty Mobile. Call of Duty.

Speaker 2:

Mobile. Oh, call of Duty Mobile Nah bro.

Speaker 1:

Call of Duty Mobile All all Call of Duty from Call of Duty.

Speaker 2:

All Call of Duty 300?. All Call of Duties. What you mean? All Call of Duty.

Speaker 1:

What do you mean? Total or just in the recent Call of Duty?

Speaker 2:

Okay, let's do the recent Call of Duties, because the old ones don't count, because they were cheaper. What's the most recent one? The newest one is Black Ops 6.

Speaker 1:

No, I haven't been playing since I haven't touched that one I barely played Cold War. I think Cold War is the last one I bought stuff on.

Speaker 2:

Okay. So I got a problem. I'll tell you, I don't know. Call of Duty had this hold on me. I was an addict. When I was a little kid I was in the chat lobbies just saying all the cuss words.

Speaker 1:

But you were in when Call of Duty was pretty much at its peak.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, when it was good. When it was good, uh-huh. Modern Warfare 2 was like Call of Duty. You played Call of Duty. Which one did you start on? Black Ops, black Ops.

Speaker 1:

You started on Black Ops. I mean, I played Modern Warfare 2 at your house, but I never owned it.

Speaker 2:

Oh, I mean, I played Modern Warfare 2 at your house, but I never owned it. Oh, you're talking about just own, like you personally, mm-hmm.

Speaker 1:

Okay, okay. Well, I say Call of Duty was at its peak at that time. Then Black Ops 2 came out, and then it was like back to peaking in.

Speaker 2:

Black Ops 2 was so good. Okay, so I'm going to break down. How did you feel? What was the memory that you held from getting your first Call of Duty? Like playing it.

Speaker 1:

So my first Call of Duty. I didn't really buy it, I bought it for my cousin.

Speaker 2:

Okay, when Black Ops first came out, he had a.

Speaker 1:

PlayStation 3, I think, or some shit like that, and I bought it for him. I was like, there you go, merry Christmas. He was like hype. I was over there watching him play the story. He was like hype, I was over there watching him play. The story was phenomenal. Bro, black op story was good. It was. It was bro mason uh, motherfucking ice cube, I think. He was like bowman, just like them, starting the thing off with you and freaking havana, you know, chilling. Then you like fighting, shooting and all that shit. Bro, the story was so good. Bro, black op story, um, and then from there I was like dang, this is a good game, I'm gonna have to buy this for myself. And then I bought it and because we had the xbox 360, me and my cousin were half and half on it and, um, I was like, well, I want to play online. And that's when I was like trying to figure out how to do everything.

Speaker 1:

Then we connected like the, the d, the dsl or whatever fucking internet, whatever the fuck we had. So you're like the whole experience with it yeah, so I ended up buying like xbox live. I did all that because my cousin's like no, it costs money to play on xbox and I was like bro, all you do is get this prepaid card went to kmart or whatever at the time, you know, put the code in when there was uh what?

Speaker 2:

were those points called oh, microsoft, microsoft, yeah and then, uh, what were those?

Speaker 1:

points called oh, microsoft, microsoft, yeah, and then uh, back when times were simple, simple time you say, you got him, I came on simple times, like I said and then, yeah, I just remember, loaded on call of duty black ops, bro, and it was my first time like listening to other people talk and I was like, dang, this is real people just talking and, uh, playing the game whole Whole grown-ass men. I did the bad thing of putting the Mexico flag on my college team, bro. You talking about racial slurs, bro. You killed somebody, bro, you hurt everything under the moon.

Speaker 2:

I learned new words.

Speaker 1:

That's why I stopped playing Search and Destroy. I found out what I was.

Speaker 2:

Oh, did you play Search and Destroy?

Speaker 1:

I played Search and Destroy. I didn't like it. It was too much pressure on my head.

Speaker 2:

I couldn't do it either.

Speaker 1:

I could never do Search and Destroy that shit, gave me anxiety, bro, being the last one alive, everybody's quiet.

Speaker 2:

My fuckers is camping them corners Hard bro. I couldn't do it bro.

Speaker 1:

At the time I couldn't do it. I like whenever we started playing together oh, you did.

Speaker 2:

You did end up liking it yeah, I love searching oh, for real.

Speaker 1:

Because it adds that element, that next element, that next, because when I play search and destroy, I ain't no bitch, I ain't camping, I ain't holding no points, I'm running gun and diving everything, bro call me a female dog, because I'm I'm capping in corners I'm just like skunk.

Speaker 1:

Oh, I might be better scump the man, though, bro, scump was the man that was. That's another beautiful aspect of call of duty, because not only did call of duty have like modern warfare 2 or whatever, but then when they introduced like the pro league and had like professional call of duty with the whole beef between phase and optic, that was. That was the original.

Speaker 2:

That was the original beef bro. That was only two teams bro. I don't even know what other teams.

Speaker 1:

Right, I don't even know the other teams, it was just FaZe and.

Speaker 2:

Optic. Yeah, it was just FaZe. I don't know who else was there, but it was just green or red, right, what color you want. That's what it was, bro.

Speaker 1:

Bro, they had stacked teams though, bro, you had FaZe. What had FaZe Sensor? Fuck. Who the fuck else did FaZe have? Did they have FaZe Sensor? I?

Speaker 2:

really don't remember.

Speaker 1:

Damn, I can't fucking remember.

Speaker 2:

Like I said, I've never been to, I wasn't really a FaZe one.

Speaker 1:

I preferred Optic.

Speaker 2:

I preferred Optic Because they had Skump. Bro, I prefer Optic because it has scum. I didn't like Bitch Ass Hector, but but for me it was just, it was just Optic all the way, all the way. I think I started watching, like actually watching them like around the same time. It was Black Ops 2, I think, no. Black Ops 1 yeah, cause that? Yeah, black Ops 1 still, yeah, that's when I started watching them and that that joy of just you know, you, you playing the game and then seeing other people play the same game but differently, but differently.

Speaker 1:

Like their skill level was crazy, but with the sniper then when they started showing like the swaps and everything bro that's when it was people were innovating.

Speaker 2:

It was was, bro, when I used to play. I couldn't see it being anything else but that, like when it started, like, okay, it's the same, y'all play the same, okay, it's the same game, but it was still good. Every new game was a new game, it wasn't a. Okay, it's the same thing. But I'm just going to switch one thing. Or it's the same thing, I'm going to switch Like it's a new game. You bring in a whole new feeling, like the games felt, like it had an emotion, it had.

Speaker 1:

It was the maps, bro, it had love.

Speaker 2:

Like you could tell they actually put their time into it. Like the guns you know for the most part were balanced, for the most part they were good and whatnot. It was just the the way the game felt. I wasn't really good when I started, but when I started getting good, when I started getting good and started seeing like the me on my lid on the leaderboard, well, that was a drop, that was a high bro. That was like bro, I want to be on tolly leaderboard every sense of euphoria for you right there.

Speaker 1:

Oh my god, I mean climaxing but that's it.

Speaker 2:

That's it was really actually. It was really something else, but it was a whole different era, bro it was what was your favorite perks in call of duty. Like some of your favorite perks oh, always scavenger and sleight of hand. I didn't care about anything else, but I just want scavengers and sleight of hand scavenger and sleight of hand.

Speaker 1:

For me it was either, depending on what call of duty it was. If it was call of duty 2, you needed commando pro. I don't care who you are, commando pro, bro, you could be that man could be like 10 feet away from you just with the, with the lunge, yeah, with the lunge had the night, bro, that shit made you uh that shit was for a huh I think that's what the commando pro did, wasn't it?

Speaker 2:

yeah, yeah, Commando Pro. Yeah, Because you had the regular Commando and then, once you completed the challenges for it, you get Commando. Oh, that's the other thing about it too the challenges for the games, bro.

Speaker 2:

They really felt like challenges. They really felt like you was actually doing something. Now, bro, for me I started noticing during Modern Warfare 2 when that noise would come on after you, uh, after you complete a level. So I can't make it. But that level of you leveling up, bro, it just it's just. It's just ingrained, bro, it's just ingrained in my brain, that feeling of like okay, I complete. I complete this level, I can.

Speaker 1:

I can keep going right, it was cool, um, doing challenges for the accolades and everything. Uh-huh, the car, the car signs yeah, and then Uh-huh, or like the calling signs the call signs, yeah, and then the emblems too.

Speaker 2:

I like back then the emblems, because I mean the emblems were basic.

Speaker 1:

Right.

Speaker 2:

But Modern Warfare 2 started releasing the emblems that were like animated.

Speaker 1:

You could get like animated ones or like the joint ops one or whatever, or the joint ops too, right? No, no, I meant like the call sign thing, like it was, like the marijuana thing, like the marijuana, oh they did have those, like the call signs or whatever.

Speaker 2:

Oh, they did have those All right.

Speaker 1:

so Commando Pro is what took off fall damage.

Speaker 2:

Commando Pro took off, but Commando did give you the.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, but it also increased melee lunge distance. Oh, okay, okay, I was about to say so that's why I liked it, because then I could, like literally jump from anywhere and didn't have to worry about dying from damage, so you could literally go in and out, bro. That's why I loved it.

Speaker 2:

Bro, that is crazy, that. And.

Speaker 1:

Slytherin. I remember Slytherin it was. I don't think they were in the same category.

Speaker 2:

No, the Commando one was yellow and the Slytherin was blue. It was a blue one because you couldn't get Scavenger. If you, if you had that one, if you had commando no, you had a slide of hand.

Speaker 1:

Slide of hand. Oh, you could. No, because a lot of him was, unless you had the perk to do like the did they have? That did they have that one I don't remember if they did.

Speaker 2:

I don't think they had that one for monolith for two, because then they switched it. Monolith for two was still just that pick. Uh, they started naming it with a pick 10. The pick 10 system. Oh yeah, okay as well, but right, I didn't.

Speaker 1:

That's it used to. Colin duty used to be so good, for I mean, it's still good. Nope, an aspect of customization. The, the site, the optics is cool in my opinion. Okay, the optics, okay, yeah like they like the skins yeah since modern warfare 3 when they added, like the dual optics where you could have like a egg oh, those okay red dot or whatever, or it'd be like holographic site yeah, and it's like infrared that was phenomenal for me, bro that was this shit is cooking, bro.

Speaker 1:

You fucking monster with this bro I'll give you that I never.

Speaker 2:

I didn't like model for three. Uh, I liked it, but not as much as model for two. Model for two, I guess it's because it was like a sense, my first yeah to nostalgia. Monofilter. Two, I didn't, uh. Uh. Model for three, I I didn't, but I give it. I give it that, though, and that that was the innovation, bro. Bring in those optics from, okay, you long range to straight into, and then back then, the guns were. They were beaming, bro, so you could actually full fire with an assault rifle, stay on target the whole the whole time, bro, with the a812s, bro, the AA-12s were the missing freaking model for a three bro.

Speaker 1:

Dual-wield AA-12s bro. I don't know who the Well. Was it the AA-12s? Or the models it was, oh yeah, the models. I think it was dual-wield shotguns. I can.

Speaker 2:

I think that's the only one you can do well in Modern Warfare 3. I bet you a penny. Niggas say hey 12,. You can only, could you akimbo those.

Speaker 1:

It said the Strike was considered the best shotgun the.

Speaker 2:

Striker. That was the drum mag.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that was the. It was the USAS. You could akimbo the USAS. Yeah, I could have sworn you could akimbo those. You could have Kimbo the USAS. Yeah, I could have sworn you could have Kimbo those. You could have Kimbo that I think you could have, if I'm not mistaken.

Speaker 2:

Nah, put USAS, uh, uh, kimbo Ain't. No way you could have Kimbo. I know you could have Kimbo with the FMG-9s. Those were notorious, bro, that was a little machine pistols. The Glock 18, bro, I also had the Glock 18. I had a switch. That was the original switcheroo right there.

Speaker 1:

I can't fucking find that I know the 1887s, the model 1887s.

Speaker 2:

You can akimbo those, I know that for sure.

Speaker 1:

Well, if you had the FMG9s.

Speaker 2:

The FMG9s yeah.

Speaker 1:

Bro, do it with them things, bro, you was melting everybody bro, bro, those things.

Speaker 2:

Those and the G18s, bro, those were the best.

Speaker 1:

I like the Glocks. What was your favorite assault rifle?

Speaker 2:

M4A1. M4a1?.

Speaker 1:

Oh, okay, m4a1.

Speaker 2:

No, no, no, yeah, m4a1. Yeah, m4a1. The original assault rifle.

Speaker 1:

This is the old M4A1. Yeah, yeah, this ain't the new one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whatever bullshit this is, I'd have to look at the weapon list, bro, I can't really remember oh the ACR was really good.

Speaker 2:

In that one too, the ACR, there was like a final level. No, it was like mid-level, but that was really good. Acr Top of the ACR, modern Warfare 3, bro, I bet you used that one, bro, they had the, they had the S2000 in that one too and they had this other one weird bump up, uh saw rifle. I didn't like the ak and monorail.

Speaker 1:

For three they had the acr the cm901, the m16, the m481, the mg36 scar, l, mg36, g36, bro. I love the g36 is good too. Um, the scar was really good too. You had the law mk14. Mk14 was nasty, bro, even though it was just like that was a marchman rifle, right? Yeah? Yeah, it was a marksman rifle.

Speaker 2:

That was the EBR in Modern Warfare 2. Bro, that shit was disgusting. The EBR was such a beautiful gun in Modern Warfare 2, bro, I love that thing so much.

Speaker 1:

Bro, you had the Mids 556. Oh no, I think this is the modern one. I don't remember that gun, mtz 556.

Speaker 2:

I don't remember I remember the p90. Yeah, that's the. That's the new.

Speaker 1:

That's the new uh you had the type 95 top 95. Uh-huh, it was like that funky looking gun oh yeah, yeah, that one.

Speaker 2:

That's the one I was. I was thinking about um, you had, uh.

Speaker 1:

What else did you have?

Speaker 2:

you know what I like. That's the one that started introducing, or the model for two have a two infection. Now, one or two had a two. The monofilter 2 had a 2 infection. No, monofilter 2 had a 2 the zombie one, the zombie mode the 5.7.

Speaker 1:

You had the 5.7, you had the MP5 the MP5. Yeah, you had the MP5, yeah, mp7 oh yeah, the MP7, and then the riot shield, bro, the riot shield.

Speaker 2:

No, you a scum if you use that ride, but I never use the ride I've never used it either, but I've never used it either.

Speaker 1:

The acr um 6.8 bro. I put a suppressor on that thing. A red dot bro. I was good to go suppressor, bro.

Speaker 2:

I didn't even put a red dot, bro, just straight like that. You never use optics, bro. They're right, I always use optics. Now, now, I use optics on this, on the old ones, bro. The ak-47 was pretty cool, bro, but it was good I. I didn't like it, though Compared to everything else I didn't like it.

Speaker 1:

I feel like it just wasn't as strong, even though it was a strong gun, but it just wasn't.

Speaker 2:

The Monofer 2 AK-47 was way better in my opinion oh yeah, the UMP-. Ump-45 was so good, Bro. That's a fucking deadly gun. Put a suppressor on the p90 bro bro, it was good, so present on that p90 rob melting bro bro they're. I like the way their recall on the on the p90 was, but I don't know it's just so getting the little hit markers on there.

Speaker 1:

But all right, sniper, which one was the best sniper on modern warfare 3? I ain't gonna lie, that was uh, you had the barrett you had.

Speaker 2:

I couldn't do the head markers on there. But All right, sniper, which one was the best sniper on Modern Warfare 3? I ain't gonna lie, there was. You had the Barrett you had. I couldn't do the Barrett, bro, I missed too many shots.

Speaker 1:

The L11. L11aa.

Speaker 2:

Not that the boat actually. Yeah, the the Dragunov, the AS-50.

Speaker 1:

The AS-50 didn't like the rsa ss.

Speaker 2:

I like that one too, but I was asked with that one.

Speaker 1:

I don't know why that was pretty good, or the msr?

Speaker 2:

I couldn't do it I couldn't do it, but I would see motherfuckers this is the shotgun.

Speaker 1:

I was talking about the usa. Yeah, I swear you could do well those could you I swear you could have run.

Speaker 2:

No, that's a. That's a medela fake. Bro, I'm tripping. Huh, that's a medela fake. I know you can do with the 1886. Type it in Dual wheel.

Speaker 1:

All right, I'm about to look it up real quick.

Speaker 2:

Dual wheeled, usas 12. Now, I like the shotgun. I like was the Striker, striker or AA-12? Because once you unlock the AA-12, you really don't got. There's no other shotgun to use. It's the Mandela Faire, bro. That's that Mandela Faire, bro. Bro, you know what's the other thing? Now that I heard that voice, oh, my God, I forgot his name. There was a YouTuber at the time named I think it was Xbox, xbox something, and he would break down the guns for Call of Duty. But his voice that he had during that time, bro, bro, that mother put me to sleep, bro, that he had during that time, bro, bro, that motherfucker put me to sleep, bro, it was such a good, like voiceover voice. It was a voiceover voice, bro. It was like, so good, bro Dang, it was Xbox. I forgot. I'm going to have to look him up later. But NW3, what else is in NW3? The Juggernauts?

Speaker 1:

Bro, I could have sworn, bro. Oh my god, this is breaking my head now, bro, I can't find who really has that memory in their mind?

Speaker 2:

2 use ass.

Speaker 1:

2 use ass toys bro, I could've sworn bro. No, this is the FMG 9 akimbo bro, I could've fucking sworn bro, you could've akimbo. No, it was 1 over 2 where you could've akimbo SMGs, fmg-9, a Kimbo, bro.

Speaker 2:

I could have fucking swarmed, bro, because you could have Kimbo. Was it this one? No, it was a Modern Warfare 2 where you could have Kimbo, smgs.

Speaker 1:

Oh no, it says no, you couldn't. It says no, you cannot dual wield the USA-12 and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3.

Speaker 2:

Oh no, but that was the only Call of Duty that had it.

Speaker 2:

Well, I just remember that in my opinion that was really good running gun. You can, yeah, you can, yeah, no ads, you just do, do, do, do, do. I really didn't. I lower real quick do, do, do, do. I didn't use it, but only time I did use it was for, uh, the zombies, the infection mode. Oh, okay, that's the only time I used that shotgun. It was a really good shotgun but I, I, I couldn't last. I couldn't last with that thing. I was, I was just. I would always break last minute, but before, before it got too crazy, I was always, I was always just foot myself over in the way. I couldn't escape bro.

Speaker 1:

What about Black Ops 2? What was your Nah Black?

Speaker 2:

Ops 2,. Nah, he talking.

Speaker 1:

Nah he talking my language?

Speaker 2:

Nah, he talking Because this is Black Ops 2, I think this was the first game that I skipped school for.

Speaker 1:

Bro, you always took a week off For anybody that's listening. Y'all used to take a whole week off just to play the new Call of Duty. Alright, what was your assault rifle?

Speaker 2:

Okay so.

Speaker 1:

Non-DLC Damn because Okay okay, okay.

Speaker 2:

Black Ops 2. What they have, I don't remember to be real.

Speaker 1:

You had the. You had the AK-74U, you had Hold on, I got you right here. You had the M-TAR, you had the AK-74U, you had the M-TAR, you had the Type 25, the SWAT-556, the FAL, the M27, the SCAR, the SMR, the M8A1, and you had the AN-92.

Speaker 2:

Just use unlocked, use unlocked, all I see. I see those guns Diamond Diamond, oh, guns Diamond Diamond, oh yeah. Another thing.

Speaker 1:

Y'all used to play this game religiously. He would get like max prestige. He would get like all diamond weapons.

Speaker 2:

That, like I'm saying, bro, Anybody that used to play like that can agree. Bro, it was so satisfying Just grinding Headshot after headshot after headshot at the head, fire at the bloodthirsty after after oh, so much, merciless bro.

Speaker 1:

Merciless bro Mars, like you, what was it?

Speaker 2:

like three merciless to get the final, the final one you get all ago just to do it all over again for diamond, oh my God.

Speaker 1:

Yes, no, bro. What was your assault rifle, though?

Speaker 2:

I think, but it's cause I didn't have like a main one.

Speaker 1:

Bro, the main one for me was the AN-94, bro. That's the.

Speaker 2:

I put a red dot on that thing, bro, I'm melting anybody. An-94, bruh, I'm melting anybody. 8940, it was strong, but for me it wasn't. It wasn't the best one. For me it was the M27, the M27? M27, non-dlc, dlc, the Peacekeeper okay, peacekeeper.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, the Peacekeeper was pretty crazy the moment the Peacekeeper came out it was over, yeah, the. Peacekeeper. Yeah, I think everybody used the Peacekeeper.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I think everybody used the peacekeeper you had to, you had it, you you had to, unless you were going for challenges shotguns.

Speaker 1:

What about shotguns? Which one did you take? The r870 mc2? I mean m mcs or the s12, the ksg or the m?

Speaker 2:

k12 16 kz to this.

Speaker 1:

That's why I like the kz to this day that's why I like the KZ that range on it was oh wait, no, you are right, that range was crazy bro.

Speaker 2:

Bro, you could snipe them bro.

Speaker 1:

That range was crazy.

Speaker 2:

I like the M12, though the M12-16, I mean the one with the barrels yeah, it has a barrel, because that one four shots, uh-huh, four shots, and then you, then it does that little I'll give them that, bro.

Speaker 1:

That's that innovation, that's that because they made those guns. That was my running gun one, but well, I also use like the r870, because I put that on somebody's chest.

Speaker 2:

You ain't getting up, bro, you, you, you not I'm running up for me for me it was a kz, because you's like you just run you run to start shooting. Yeah, boom, but they don peak boom. They see a shot out of your hand.

Speaker 1:

They gonna try to hold you down the moment you peak. That is true that one did have the most damage, though, oh, it did have the most damage.

Speaker 2:

Bro, that shit was just so what about? Lmgs. Oh, the LSAT right off the bat. Lsat with the tracking, what was it?

Speaker 1:

called the holographic sight, the one that would track the targeting one, the targeting Target acquisition or whatever, something like that, something bullshit like that.

Speaker 2:

The more I put that thing on, I see it will light up enemies, right? Oh, that's it for y'all. Oh, that's it for y'all. Oh, I lied, I used to run, I used to run, shield. Oh, you had On my LMG.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, he was a sweat, whole sweat, so he didn't get stabbed or anything from the back. Survivor Simtex.

Speaker 2:

Bro, you Put that shit. Put that shit in front of you. What about snipers? Um, was it the ballista at the time? But I really, I really wasn't good. I never been, I never been really good at sniping.

Speaker 1:

I really haven't. I thought you were pretty good At sniper.

Speaker 2:

The ballista was nasty.

Speaker 1:

The DSR was nasty too, but the DSR was the heavy one, right? Okay then, I was messing with the DSR, then, damn bro, he's on lock and light, but you talking about Hit marker galore On some of them, bro, and you had the riot shield Submachine gun. Let's hear it.

Speaker 2:

That PDW?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I was about to say okay, okay, PDW, they had MSMC right. Yeah, MSMC, yeah, MSMC.

Speaker 2:

For me that little three-round burst one the Chicon, yeah, chicon, the.

Speaker 1:

Scorpion too. The Scorpion was really.

Speaker 2:

For me it was Scorpion bro, Pull up on them bro.

Speaker 1:

I get the Scorpion. I add like the increased fire rate on that thing, bro. Bro, who increased the fire on that thing? Yeah, bro, you talking about some recoil, bro. I spent a whole clip down on somebody, bro Bro you got to put the dual mags on Dual mags. With the Scorpion running, bro you running with that thing that one or the PDW PDW was good bro.

Speaker 2:

The PDW was good. It just for me. It didn't do a lot of damage, but I liked it because it was it was accurate.

Speaker 1:

It was accurate, it was you got that with the suppressor, but you would melt. Yeah, you were good though. Yeah, you were good with that. That was like a freaking mid-range assault rifle itself, bro it was, yeah, it was that.

Speaker 2:

No pre-patch MSMC demon time bro. Yeah, damn bro. Bro, you want to do good, you had a runner bro that with the laser, bro didn't.

Speaker 1:

Could you put the laser? You could put a laser on it. Yeah, I think it was just for uh, yeah, they had a 5.7 yeah 5.7 the b2 uh the b23 or the cap 40. No, bro, I like the b23r bro that's the three bro. That's that. Shit was nasty, bro, the executioner, that shit was not too bad. But I just it's bullshit, bro, because if I have a fucking shotgun in the form, of a tan bro.

Speaker 2:

Oh for tan bro. Right, they take two to the chest. You get two head markers, bro. Now you, you ride on that, but but we close enough. We close enough when you in there inside of them and you shoot. Nah, but I really like about bro. Black Ops 2 was the first one. Well, no, I ain't gonna lie, I was getting into zombies, black Ops 1. But Black Ops 2 was zombies.

Speaker 1:

Nah, you wanna talk? Go ahead. My fault, go ahead. Black Ops 2 zombies was just next no Black Ops 2 zombies was bro the story, bro the story, the story.

Speaker 2:

It had the, the easter eggs that I had, the maps that I transit. I hated it. I never completed a fucking uh easter egg, maybe like one or two easter eggs in it. Do you know the lore behind all the zombies?

Speaker 1:

I don't know, though you know the lore for I know some of it. I know it was like split into like three groups, right so you had a um rick toffin, you had Rick Tauphin, you had Dempsey Nikolai, I think that was his name. Then you had the Japanese dude Takashi Takashi, takashi, murakami, fuck, hold on.

Speaker 2:

Let me see if I can find it real quick.

Speaker 1:

Takeo, oh yeah, takeo, so you had him. Yeah, that was like the group, the first group, the original group that you started off with kind of deal, and the pretty much is like a group 935, a secret nazi nazi research organization led by dr lud ludwig maxis and dr edward rick toffin, and then they experimented with like 115 and shit like that, and then that'sward rick toffin, and then they experimented with like 115 and shit like that and then that's when rick toffin betrayed maxis, and then, uh, put samantha in the teleporter thing and then she was the one that was in charge of like the zombies she got

Speaker 1:

stuck in the aether. So, like I said, the crew was rick toffin, dempsey, nicolai and takio, and you know they fought through the zombies or whatever, and I just remember you went to the moon and that's when you freed samantha, and then that's when um fucking rick toffin ended up becoming the the controller of the zombies or whatever, but then that's when you sent the rockets to earth to blow it up, so they blew up the whole earth, and then that's what leads the black ops to uh, the crew with, uh, uh, what's his name? Um rustman rustman. Oh, yeah, rustman edward.

Speaker 2:

No, that was rick toffin.

Speaker 1:

No you had rustman, you had um, what the fuck is their names, bro? I can't fucking remember my fault y'all it was dempsey. Right, it was the same no, no, that was a different group. It was uh mart martin marlton, misty rustman and uh stew stewlinger this was a black ops 2.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, for real. Yeah, yeah, I thought it was the original ones from the.

Speaker 1:

Uh, no, black ops 1 was the it was the original ones from the no Black Ops. 1 was the original.

Speaker 2:

It was the original team, so this was a different team then.

Speaker 1:

So you remember how, on Black Ops 2, you had transit?

Speaker 2:

when the world was all beat up.

Speaker 1:

That's because.

Speaker 2:

That was from that.

Speaker 1:

That was from them being on the moon, and they blew up the earth Like if you did the moon?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I never got.

Speaker 1:

I didn't even get the DLC for Black Ops 2.

Speaker 2:

For Black Ops 2, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Yeah. So they blew up the Earth because you know Rick Toffin had control of all the zombies or whatever. So I think it was Maxis or some bullshit that ended up convincing you to send rockets to the Earth and y'all blew up the Earth or whatever. And that's when the second team story took place. Like that's when you had Rust man, that's when you had Marltony and stew, and what they were trying to do was like they were trying to rick toffin would only be able to talk to stew, like stew could only hear rick toffin because stew was part of a cult. He was part of a cult and the cult ate zombie flesh because the cult would like say you'd get special power. I knew some of the lord, not all of you. I did a little bit of research too. They said you would get, like, special powers from the zombie's flesh and that's why he could hear Rick Tompkins. Rick Tompkins could only communicate with Stu. That's why in the story, if you played as Stu, just one person.

Speaker 1:

I thought everybody would hear it and then they'd be like who the fuck are you talking to, or whatever, because nobody could hear him to or whatever, because nobody could hear him, because only he could, because he had ate the flesh and rick toffin was in charge of zombies at the time. Oh, but in their story what they had to do was like they were trying to listen to, like max's, like you know, trying to stop rick toffin and they pretty much like were in transit. Uh, they ended up going to die. Rise that china skyscraper map.

Speaker 2:

That was really good.

Speaker 1:

And they had to activate a spire, while Maxis urged them to do the opposite. And then that's when the story split into two. Then you go into the buried map and from there you made the final choice whether to side rule Rick Toffin or Maxis. And then after that they got put in some On a different map. They tagged their totem in black ops 4 that that team ended up getting captured by zombies and they're frozen in alcatraz, blood of the dead or some bullshit, uh-huh, by premise, rick toffin, and they ended up getting saved by nicolai, whatever. So I don't know, it was a whole like whole freaking lord thing.

Speaker 2:

But damn, the story was good. I never followed the, at least the zombie one, because I was always more focused on the multiplayer, just grinding for the skin, so I never really focused into the zombies the whole. For me it was just okay, you, it's just zombies. For me, I, I know it was like in depth bad crazy.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it was crazy, but it was pretty good, because then they had, like this other group of like dempsey, takio, uh, rick, tophan and nicolai and whatever, but it was like a younger version of them but they were like. They were like ended up found out. Like they found out they were stuck in a loop, like they were always constantly like they knew they had to constantly kill the zombies in order for them to break out of the loop. They ended up traveling through time or some bullshit, through a teleport, and they ended up killing themselves and so just to break out of the loop or some bullshit like that, Bro?

Speaker 1:

I did not know it was that deep, I think, nicola had to kill him. He killed himself or something.

Speaker 2:

He killed everybody.

Speaker 1:

at the end, he killed himself or some bullshit like that.

Speaker 2:

And then that's when the cycle finally ended, bro, because Stopped everything from happening. Nah, that's it Me. I rode up zombies. It was just nonsense, just trying to see how far I could get Broke. His, I really didn't start learning about like the Easter eggs and everything you had to do until like way later Probably, until like maybe around advanced warfare. I was like wait, there's like stuff you can do to the.

Speaker 1:

I like it when they made it to where you could beat zombie mode.

Speaker 2:

Which one was that?

Speaker 1:

one Like in Black Ops 4.

Speaker 2:

You can beat it.

Speaker 1:

You can leave right.

Speaker 2:

You can't leave.

Speaker 1:

They made it to where you do all the Easter eggs and then you fight a boss and you beat that mode Like you beat the zombies mode, Story mode. I guess you would call it Black Ops 4 zombies. I'm not too sure. I can't remember. Is that the one with?

Speaker 2:

the. That's the one where it got. Oh yeah, that's the. Was that Black Ops 4 or was it Black Ops 3?

Speaker 1:

Maybe 3.

Speaker 2:

I can't really remember, bro, I don't know the moment I start looking at pictures.

Speaker 1:

I know Because they started changing the story up.

Speaker 2:

I, because then you had the ones with the shadow man and that was like in black ops 3.

Speaker 1:

Oh, yeah, because black ops 3 was when they were like it was like old timey, old timey. Yeah, black ops 3 was old timey I want to say that was like a different storyline though if I'm not mistaken.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, like it was like the the alcatraz ones and whatnot that was pretty good alcatraz I like the map but, like I said, but I didn't know there was like a hole, cause you can escape Alcatraz.

Speaker 1:

You had to build a plane, right? Uh huh, uh huh, I remember. And then you go on the San Francisco Bridge, I think, or wherever the fuck it's at. Yeah, okay, so it was.

Speaker 2:

Black Ops 3, where I started looking into like Um yeah, because I remember you had to do. You had to feed the dogs like the hellhounds, you had to feed them souls, and then you had to get certain things from them and then you had to get parts.

Speaker 1:

And then you had to get to the warden's office or some shit to get the key or something like that, and then back then wardens were actually scary.

Speaker 2:

They were actually like a threat bro, you didn't want to come out, oh my. God bro, come out, oh my god don't bound the times, though I will fuck myself over, because I see everybody going one way me over here. I probably know a better route, motherfucker. No, you don't. You don't, I can squeeze between that little gap you cannot I can probably jump up, you can't.

Speaker 2:

You know it's blocked off, you can't, you can't. That I was. I wasn't really that good at zombies. I always had, like I had your stand a lot because you had to train them too. There was like a certain rhythm you gotta have throughout the, on the, on the, on the, on the like the mystery box brother.

Speaker 1:

Mystery box was like peak right, even when it was first introduced, like in world at war, because that's when zombies was first out. If I'm not mistaken, that's the one I played was world at war. You're talking about some good zombies, bro. That was good shit, because if you had the sniper and you shot him like the freaking head would explode or the arm would get shot.

Speaker 2:

They had this memory and stuff.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, the trench gun and everything, bro. That was peak for me, bro. Then you had the ray gun on world at war, bro. Bow, bow, bow, bow, bow small ass fucking map that was, so that's the one that's literally just like what.

Speaker 2:

Is it like two levels, you just go upstairs and downstairs original zombies map bro.

Speaker 1:

If I'm not mistaken, that's the first one I was in my focus trying to talk about.

Speaker 2:

I'm doing around 100 in this. I was like bro, ain't, no fucking way bro it's just the same thing oh, like jeez, there was no pack and punch. That one was there.

Speaker 1:

No, but if you play it online. They had the perk machines, but if you didn't play online you couldn't get the perk. Oh for real what the fuck but I think if you did connect to the internet at least one time and then you didn't connect anymore, you did have the uh perk machines you download it, if I'm not mistaken.

Speaker 2:

That's the other thing, bro, that.

Speaker 1:

DLC Right, DLCs was actually DLCs for Call of Duty bro.

Speaker 2:

Bro? What was the DLC, bro? You get four maps, you get a new gun A new gun, a new zombie map, right, what was it?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that was it right, Some skins or $20.

Speaker 2:

$20. I would happily pay those $20. Because it was just some half-assed shit. It was some working Full maps. At the time they didn't know, we were already in the game, but it was full maps, good maps, good maps. Then you got a new gun and then you got some skins going out with it. Perfect Right, perfect, bro, that you got some skins going out with it.

Speaker 1:

Perfect Right, perfect bro. That shit was pretty good right there, bro Perfect bro that or like, not just like Call of Duty and Modern Warfare 3 and shit like that. There was other pretty good ones. I know people give shit like Advanced Warfare a bunch of shit.

Speaker 2:

I actually enjoyed it. Advanced Warfare was good. Though it's probably everything, Advanced Warfare was good. The grinding for the. I think that was really dope the main.

Speaker 1:

Bro, you telling me being able to go Like with the freaking exosuit. Bro, that shit was not. That shit was fucking dope to me, bro. Being able to make crazy plays.

Speaker 2:

You can jump, scoot back and then slam down like that, bro, that's an insane play to do. I ain't gonna lie, the amount of times I got outplayed like that was crazy. You would think I would learn, bro. That's when I started learning how to up my sensitivity.

Speaker 1:

Bro, that's the game I up my sensitivity bro and then you had the fucking pay to win fucking guns. You had the motherfucking speakeasy. You had the motherfucking bow. You had Obsidian. Obsidian there you go and bro, you had variance.

Speaker 2:

That was good bro. That's what it was. Variance.

Speaker 1:

That was good bro, but it was good, but then it was the fall of Call of Duty bro. That's when it all started Because they had the microtransactions bro, pay to win bro. But it's crazy.

Speaker 2:

Like we complain about microtransactions for so long, and now they're just like literally feeding us without it being micro-intrusion. It's just skins. It's just skins for a gun, but it's the same thing, though it's the same thing More expensive, more bullshit. I mean, now it's a little different, but Well, I know why people complain about it.

Speaker 1:

because they said, like it's pay to win, like if you had that gun you were good. Oh boy, I get, but get your broke ass out of the way.

Speaker 2:

Nah, bro, I didn't have the guns. I was still being top two on leaderboard. Let me tell you, bro, because I had, I will grind for them, for the, for the, for the boxes, bro, I will grind for them. You know, when I got the speakeasy? When the game was already done, two weeks before the next call duty came out.

Speaker 1:

They say Call of Duty came out.

Speaker 2:

They said, yeah, let's go ahead and give it to them. I got that and the fucking Obsidian bro. And I got them like three more times after that because you know how you can get it repeated.

Speaker 1:

Three more times after that.

Speaker 2:

I got it again, bro. Hell, no, bro, I'd be foaming, bro. And then from there, the next one for me was Ghost.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, bro, Call of Duty, ghost bro, y'all talk shit as I liked it.

Speaker 2:

Y'all talk as much shit as y'all want. Bro, I liked it.

Speaker 1:

They added the sliding mechanic. They added like, the operator skins, Like, you can customize your operator and everything, which I thought was pretty cool. You can add like, Like, change them up and everything Just wars was actually a fucking wars that's why I like call of duty goes because clan wars like if you were in a clan and actually meant you were doing you were doing good, you were checking they had like the clan activities that you do weekly or some shit like that or they would have all the clans battle out to see who could control the points.

Speaker 1:

But it is based on, like, the game modes or whatever for that certain uh bro I was.

Speaker 2:

I used to dick right the fuck out that shit bro, let the people know what clan you were in that FLZ bro, flz bro right, flatliners, flatliners, if y'all, if anybody listening if y'all got smack for FLZ bro, just know it was probably me bro right, it was.

Speaker 1:

I used to play with them every now and then shout out to what was it? Frost, Frost.

Speaker 2:

Frost Zaytoven, I don't remember the other I can't remember.

Speaker 2:

That was the main one, because I used to talk shit to Zaytoven so much bro. It was just talking shit throughout the that's when I was feeling like it was like a core. It was like, okay, khaldu's coming back Because you could talk. I don't know, it was just something about it, it was something different. Just just getting on there, you know, like, like reverence, that you go on there, you see in physical, like you see in the map of what you got to do, you got to take it. You could take it, and then the other, the other, another, uh clan would take it right back and but it was like you gotta wait till that motherfucker's logged off bro it was just if it was at night, you kept seeing that thing, but you just can't go, don't even check it.

Speaker 1:

Keep going, keep going and then they had the mobile app you could check.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, that's why I was checking it on bro, I remember after every win, check that bitch real quick and then we would be up and then it would tell me that another clan I was like oh my god, but y'all always won. I feel like we won most of it, we won.

Speaker 1:

I remember, after call of duty ghost, after goes, oh, call of duty ghost, that they had the aliens, the aliens cool to me, bro. The aliens are so fucking cool, bro I found.

Speaker 2:

I found a little uh easter egg for the aliens ones where I could carry all the guns I don't know yeah, I played it with you where I can, then I find it. I found it on accident. I found the accident because I thought I had lost my gun. And then I went and bought another gun and I hit Y again and my gun. I was like I got three guns. I went back on the ladder, bro, I got all the guns in the game. But, bro, that was what a time, bro. Oh, infinite Warfare.

Speaker 1:

Infinite Warfare was the one Call of.

Speaker 2:

Duty I did not play, I didn't play no Infinite Warfare.

Speaker 1:

I Infinite Warfare was the one.

Speaker 2:

Call of Duty. I did not play.

Speaker 1:

I ain't playing. No Infinite Warfare.

Speaker 2:

I said that Call of Duty out. Yeah, it was old, it was Ghost. Advanced Warfare, Black Ops 3, Infinite Warfare.

Speaker 1:

I'm pretty excited about Black Ops 3, but that's when they started adding character abilities, character- abilities, and it was crazy, bro.

Speaker 2:

That's when it started getting crazy. The guns started getting crazy, everything started getting crazy. The gun started getting crazy, everything started getting crazy, but uh, it was an infinite, and after that they had modern warfare remastered.

Speaker 1:

That was the downfall yeah, I didn't play that one I didn't play that one either.

Speaker 2:

Then they had call of duty, world war ii.

Speaker 1:

Didn't play that one either I, I played that one, but only because my cousin gave it to me. But I played like a couple matches.

Speaker 2:

Okay, now I seen it, I said no, I'm not doing this, I'm not doing this I remember when my cousin bought me that game, I loaded up.

Speaker 1:

I was pretty excited, like yeah, I got the call of duty for free and I was really grateful for and everything. Then, when I loaded up into my first online match on that one, he's like he's, I'm sorry, I'm like wow, he's like this game looks like shit. He's like this game looks unfinished.

Speaker 2:

I was like that's what they were saying, yeah there I was like I don't know.

Speaker 1:

I thought it's pretty cool, that game was pretty ass bro. But I at the time when I looked back at it I was like, damn, that game was ass, but at like since my cousin got it from me, peep I was like okay, so it was like free, and I like call of duty and I was like hell yeah, bro, I got this shit for free. Appreciate it, pepe?

Speaker 2:

yeah, and I'm sure, like giving it as a gift, yeah, you bound to play more, yeah, but, and after that was black ops 4, and that's when it started getting crazy. And then mobile release. After that one, oh yeah, and that's still the best one. And then modern warfare. And then modern warfare, bro, 2019.

Speaker 1:

Modern warfare 2019 but low-key modern warfare 2019 that shit did refresh it for me. Okay, it did. That shit was a refresher for me. The guns, the way that everything played out, the way you could just do everything, bro, that shit was phenomenal.

Speaker 2:

I'll give it that. But when I played it I had been out of it for like what? Four, four years, four or five years. I hadn't touched a touch of quality. But I was so rusty bro, that shit was that shit bro going straight to warzone because I ain't playing multiplayer, I ain't play oh yeah, that's another thing straight into warzone bro no, you wild for that should have been an amazing experience.

Speaker 2:

And it was just, and then, just from there, it just went. It went warzone by itself, and then, but I'm afraid, to remaster, campaign remaster, and then, just from there, it just went, it went Warzone by itself. And then Final Fantasy 2, campaign remastered, and then Black Ops, cold War. Cold War was pretty good.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I didn't bother it.

Speaker 2:

I like the big maps that they have with it where you can bring in tags and everything Solid.

Speaker 1:

I liked the dismemberment, the fact that they made it gory. Yeah, they made it gory again.

Speaker 2:

Because I felt like Golly was losing that, that essence of like the top shooter. You know, it just felt, it just felt I don't know. Then Vanguard. Then I didn't play that one, modern Warfare 2. I played it but I did not enjoy a single bit of it. And then Call of Duty Warzone 2.0. Same trash, different rapper. Then Call of Duty Warzone 2.0.

Speaker 2:

Saint Trash. Different rapper. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3. That was just like you know when you're down and you get kicked, and then you get spit on, and then a horse comes by and shits on you and a dog comes by and pees on you.

Speaker 1:

It's too complicated for me, bro. It's like they sold you the same game, just different skins and different maps.

Speaker 2:

We knew it was the same game. Y'all did not have to make it that obvious, right? We knew it was the same game. We knew it. Y'all fucking rubbed it in our faces, though.

Speaker 1:

Right, y'all didn't have to make a game fucking about one damn terabyte, that shit. So much fucking. Oh, it was 1TB white Bruh that shit Bro.

Speaker 2:

That was ridiculous For no reason.

Speaker 1:

Maybe not that one, but like Nah they.

Speaker 2:

Nah, they have it. Nah, that one was.

Speaker 1:

All them damn patch notes All them. I mean them patch things, cause they got like 800, 800, 900 Bro Gigabytes bro. That shit is fucking ridiculous bro.

Speaker 2:

And then. And then they remastered the call to remote. It's a little different now they released like a 2.0 version of it. Still the best call to do. They released and then the call to do that I have now, like I said, I'm sorry, play the beta.

Speaker 1:

Oh, that's the one with the omni movement. Uh-huh, that's the new one. Right now, bro, yep, yep played it, put it back down.

Speaker 2:

That's the new one right now, bruh, yep, yep, I mean, play it, put it back down. I said, yeah, this is not for me, this is I'm done.

Speaker 1:

I'm too old now.

Speaker 2:

This is a different target audience, bro. I'm not meant for this. I'm not sure what this is.

Speaker 1:

I can't do it either, bro. Y'all have fun though playing that game, bro, but Shit.

Speaker 2:

Shit, it was crazy bro. Top of his league At one point.

Speaker 1:

And then it just that shit, just we just not their Target audience anymore, bro. That shit, everybody be playing the fuck out of that game Now, bro.

Speaker 2:

Nah, apparently it's lost A whole lot of Player base. Oh, has it yeah.

Speaker 1:

That's good bro. I love to hear that bro.

Speaker 2:

What was it when?

Speaker 1:

you play with friends, not even bro what?

Speaker 2:

not even when we play? No, when we play. But now, what it is now?

Speaker 1:

I'd rather play battlefield, to be honest with you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I'd rather play battlefield, because that's just. Uh, bro, you need this gun and you need this other gun. You need this part and you need this. Don't you fucking pick none else. You need this, don't you?

Speaker 1:

fucking pick. None else. You need this. Oh, the meta builds, bro. It is the dumbest shit ever. Meta builds is what ruined it for me, bro. The streamers, bro.

Speaker 2:

Them bot lobbies and they're making everybody. I got a little Timmy that hasn't gone to school in fucking six days. Go to school, motherfucker, With the meta build fucking whooping my ass. Just slide, I can't even aim at that, motherfucker. But motherfucker, just motherfucker. Jersey Devil just flying through skies and shit just I'm just I'm getting shot out from where, somewhere, I don't fucking know yeah, I hate that shit too, bro.

Speaker 1:

Metal builds is what killed it. For me, it's just I don't know, I don't know how big the games are, they take away too much damn space. I'm gonna have Fucking Four games on my damn Xbox.

Speaker 2:

Five games. That time you wanna play Call of Duty, go ahead. Go buy you a two terabyte SD card, ssd card.

Speaker 1:

Not even a regular one, brother Cause now they doing that Like you have to have the Seagate expansion.

Speaker 2:

Oh yeah, that's right. Fucking stupid bro. $200 cards, bro Right.

Speaker 1:

That shit hurt my head bro. I'm glad I stopped playing video games bro. I play it now every now and then, but not like I used to.

Speaker 2:

Now, now it's just yeah, it's the literally the passion I used to have for it. I don't like Right, not anymore. I hate to say that, though, because I to me, like Call of Duty was my biggest, like I said. I remember I said I used to skip school for it. You would come home from school, hey, but I'm on a prestige. One Couldn't even, couldn't even close my eyes, didn't even blink, to get to prestige.

Speaker 2:

Fucking had to lick my eye like a fucking gecko to fucking close it. And then, nah, the one that killed me Was it Advanced.

Speaker 1:

Warfare. No, it was 3. 3 when they released the new, it was Modern Warfare 3. I mean Black Ops 3. Black Ops 3. I remember because they had the dark matter and everything, and then you grinded to Max Pristine.

Speaker 2:

I grinded, I literally I grinded, I grinded, barely made it to school the next day, or was it school, I don't remember. Yeah school, I get back home Whole YouTube video. Yeah, guess what guys? We released it. We released 10 new Get the fuck out of here 10 new prestigious. Get the fuck out of here. You don't know what the fuck I just had to do to get to the first 10. Get the fuck out of here. That shit is crazy.

Speaker 1:

Bro, that shit killed me bro me, bro.

Speaker 2:

Nobody asked you. Nobody asked for that. No, nobody, nobody. I gave up. After that, I gave up. I started doing drugs.

Speaker 1:

But then again, like the stories for call of duty were pretty good, like we said before, the campaign story warfare 2 yeah, the campaign modern warfare campaign was pretty good um the modern warfare ones were good.

Speaker 2:

the the Black Ops one was good, black Ops up to Black Ops 3. Advanced Warfare was good.

Speaker 1:

I didn't play. Oh yeah, you didn't play the campaign for it I didn't play the campaign.

Speaker 2:

The campaign was really good, at least in my opinion. It was really futuristic, since it was really good, and then after that I stopped playing Call of Duties.

Speaker 1:

I stopped playing campaigns. The new Call of Duties I stopped playing Campaign.

Speaker 2:

The new Call of Duties came out. I played it. Apparently Campaign is a different game than the multiplayer and it was just ass, bro. It had no motion, it had no soul, there was no love, it was just empty. But two missions were good, and then the next mission, you're like what the fuck are we doing? It was just. And then I haven't finished a campaign ever since. I played like one or two. I didn't finish Modern Warfare 2, the new one, remastered. I didn't finish that campaign. Damn bro. I tried and I was like okay, visit but yeah, it's call of duty has.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's taking a fall down but for me I, it should just ask now, bro, all them pay to win skins or whatever? Oh yeah just camping, bro, it's just the meta guns yeah, meta builds bro. I can't do it bro, it's not, I'm just, I'm just too old now, I guess I, I got too much, I can't hang I'm not even old. I just can't hang with y'all bro I just can't. I need my sleep but yeah, that's pretty much it, bro. You got anything else that you?

Speaker 2:

want.

Speaker 1:

No, that's pretty much no, that was it but y'all let us know what y'all think about any of this stuff that we talked about on this episode. Thank y'all so much for listening. Thank y'all for liking, subscribing. Thank you for following us on tiktok, on instagram and just anywhere y'all see is like you know. Thank you for sharing us to all your friends, your family or to whoever you know. Thank you for listening. Like I said, um, we have guests in the work. I know I keep saying it, but hopefully, maybe not next month, but the month after we might be able to have our first guest. We might go to Yayo's place and record our first episode right there with guests and actually have some pretty cool ideas for that episode. So we might do like a true for drink episode, like we did last time that's what I'm trying to think about doing.

Speaker 1:

Okay, either that, or maybe do like the dnds type episode okay, that'll be nice, oh yeah, I'll let you know. But yeah, like I said, thank you so much for supporting us. You know, I really appreciate everybody who listens, who tunes in or whatever you want to say for helping us push our numbers up and everything I know. Last episode wasn't all that great because we were freaking tired, so forgive us and I can't fucking read apparently like I said I used to be a reader I used to love reading all the time, but I haven't read in fucking years and that fucking shows it.

Speaker 1:

I can't free fucking names.

Speaker 2:

We were just a little tired, but it was.

Speaker 1:

It was a little late right, it was a little late, but, like I said, shout out to my cousin, uh pepe. Shout out to my girlfriend, you know. Thank y'all so much for listening, thank y'all for always supporting me and everything. Um, that's pretty much it for me.

Speaker 2:

All right, you want to shout out, sammy Jared. They've been giving us good reviews, they like the episodes. Just keep telling us it's good, it's good, so y'all better fucking listen.

Speaker 1:

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