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Welcome to Wet Jeans, our special edition, the Troop Respecting Edition. I'm your host and I'm with my with the other host, I'm here. I'm also my co-host, Dan Show. We have a very special guest. His name is Barry Michael O'Connor. He's known for respecting the troops. What do we say now? Marriage. Oh, yeah. I have a quick announcement before we get into the interview. All of our merch is going to be out today at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Eastern Time. We're going to do it later in the month, but we want to ship it to you earlier before Christmas, before all the holidays because we're of that unselfish. And if the merch doesn't sell out where we're f**king quitting the show, yeah, we're not pulling out of the episode until everything sells out. All the proceeds will go to us. And as be the last merge drop till late spring, late spring, and we really won't put out another episode until it sells out. So I think we're going to be the first podcasters to go on hold out for our own podcast if it doesn't sell out. W.J. Podcast dot com. W.J. Podcast. Dot Com If you'd like to share if you support the show, even if you don't like the merch but you like the show, then then maybe buy them or job and just throw it away. Give it to goodwill. Do something nice for someone to do something. Do something for someone else. For one, Hey, it's selfish pieces of s**t, a*****e. With that being said. Let's get right into the interview, and we have a special guest on the show today, we welcome in Twitter personality, if you will, Barrie McKay Faulkner, whose name is at sexy troop lover. He's an LGBTQ supporter. He hates racism, hates pedophiles, hates terrorists and hates Hitler. He's the host of the Class Act podcast, and he has a firm stance that Tom Brady is a system quarterback. He's got the wildest. One of the most wild followings on Twitter that I've seen. Welcome in Barrie, and thanks for being here with us. Thank you for having me, gentlemen. I just want to dive into it here. What's your take on Patriots owner Robert Kraft getting his as Boehner rubbed down in a strip mall in Florida? Would you consider that a system rub, rub and tug? Or do you think it's a big deal that he was kind of nodding in a strip mall in the first place? Or why was it swept under the rug? Well, there's really no way to know for sure if it was a system, if you're Robin Typekit. I think the fact that really anybody who has enough money could go in there and, you know, get their rocks off for a pretty decent price, believe that something like $50 or something really, really cheap like that. Holy s**t. So yeah, I think I think craft is a system. Sex trafficker. But I guess, you know, if you just replace him with any other guy and it would be fine, and I think he got swept under the rug because he's a guy, there's a lot of money and that's just that's just how America works. Yeah. And just to kind of rewind here, it seems from your Twitter bio that that I just read off, you seemed like a pretty level headed guy. I mean, you have respectable values. You hate terrorists. You support all communities humanly possible. You hate Hitler. What is it? Why is it that Twitter keeps suspending you? Like, what the f**k is going on? Tell you the truth. I really don't know. I mean, I guess they just like Hitler that much and they have to suspend me. And again, I am like, nobody hates Hitler more than I do. And I hate homophobia. I just got just pissed. I'm getting pissed off, just thinking about it. And I don't know why Twitter just has to ban me all the time, I guess, because I'm a middle class right now. And that's just what that's the type of oppression that my demographic has to deal with a consistent basis in this country. And I really think it's an arms announcement. Yeah, I couldn't agree more. This is Andy, by the way. So what I really like about you as a person and your values is you don't like pedophiles. We wear one of the first anti pedophile podcasts out there. And I'm just curious because this is sort of a moral quandary for me, and I'm sure it is for you. Do you think we should be investigating the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who is a known? I think he's had like pictures of like young penises on his laptop or something like that. Do you think we should be investigating his death? Or do you think we should just let it go because he is a pedophile? Just go, I'm getting kind of pissed off, just thinking about how to follow the rules as they are. And I mean, in terms of Epstein, you know, this guy is a real jerk and he got what he deserved. But I think that at the end of the day, I think they should probably try and get these people off the hook so easily because it this is really deep. This is like deep state, the really, really undercover type s**t that goes global. It's all over the planet are involved in this s**t. So you got to really go. You know, you kind of go balls to the wall and investigate these motherf**kers. What is it with the global elites, all loving kids? I mean, this is kind of I don't know what the f**k is going on. This is kind of off topic here, but it seems like anyone that has any sort of political power in office just loves to fumble around with kids. I don't know. I think it's time we commend you for, you know, standing up to this type of s**t because everyone else is too afraid to say it. Skip Bayless won't say it. Stephen A. Smith won't talk about it. And just it seems like no one beside you is taking the stance. And right off the bat, the first thing I could think of when I think of, you know, creepy guys is what inspired your profile picture? Are you the actual addiction network guy? Or are you just trying to raise awareness about the dangers of marijuana? Well, unfortunately, I am not the adoption network guy as much as I would like to be. But if you want a back story to how that became a reality, that would you OK? Yeah, yeah. OK. Well. For I believe that three, three years, three and a half years or so, I swear I had my real face and my real name as my Abba and description. And you know, I I I was thinking, Well, it's time for a change. It's time to switch it up. And I kept seeing this commercial on TV and it was just really s**tty quality. And it looked like a something that you would see in like a college class, like an amateur made at the production quality was so bad. And I just kept seeing this commercial over and over again, and there was just this s**t, you know, sleazy looking doctor with a stethoscope just yelling into the camera, which is a disgrace. And I just never thinking this guy's a an a*****e, so I might as well make this guy. I might as well posted a pic of this guy to Twitter. And I thought the entire time that it was just like some s**tty vocal commercial. So I posted a picture of the guy to my Twitter followers like, Oh yes, I know this guy has used that commercial. And then I was like, I'm going to show you this. This is a guy that we all ain't, so I might as well try and make it my avi, and it just kind of spit and really just took on a life of its own. So now it's all over, you know, college game day and people in college courses are getting talked about it. You know, it's getting talked about in college courses. It's really just it's really just incredible how much it's blown up. So how so? Just getting sort of your last name a kocner is that in is that Irish nationality? Like, Are you Irish? I know Mick Klöckner is, I'm pretty sure is like Wales, like a Welsh Irish name. So is that where you descend from? It's yeah, it's it's mostly Irish, my grandfather, Ulysses S. Whittaker, he was a famous general in the marijuana wars of the nineteen hundreds, and there was billions of people died. And from that point on, that was when the MacBook line really kind of took on a life of its own. And it's a lot to live up to. And you know, I've gone over to Ireland several times and I'm treated like royalty over there because of my grandfather who was shot in the head with the marijuana laced bullet. But oh, that's not important now. It's important that I'm trying my best to carry on that Harper legacy and just take it one day at a time. Can we just have a moment of silence, please, for Ulysses S. McNair? Just five seconds. Just whatever. Thank you. Thanks, everyone. Means a lot. Barry, you are set to kind of rewind here, not rewind. Flip the switch. Here you are. You know, I'd say you are the undisputed champion of the world at respecting the troops. How did you get this title? Is this self-acclaimed? Was it appointed? Were you in the military? Are you in the military? How did that come about where you just give so much of you to the troops? Well, I'm not in the military, and I never have been very because I'm not worthy of wearing a uniform. And so because I'm not worthy of any uniform, I try my best to really spread the word and the benefits and just all the positives that the troops and our brave soldiers all over the world do for the advancement of humanity. In terms of being the true prospecting champion, I would say that is self-acclaimed, but I really don't have to claim it because it's so blatantly obvious that I respect the troops more than anybody else. I think it's something that doesn't need to be set. Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I was just sort of building off that. Do you think it's a little gay to love? The troops are now like, not that there's anything wrong with being gay or any of that? Absolutely not. No, absolutely not. Don't see that ever again. What is it with the troops and why Oakley sunglasses? Do you have any inside information on that in your unbiased opinion? What is it with Camaros and Oakley sunglasses that is so applicable to it, to our troops and military? Well, I feel and I know I mean that that probably explains why there's always a camel in my front yard, but my wife really likes to pay your respects to the troops every now and then. So that explains the Camaro, but really especially red compels the troops like direction. I can't answer that. I don't have an answer for that. But the Camaro is a really nice car in terms of the oak leaves. I mean, it's kind of the typical sort of that type of softball, that little league dad. But there were a lot of these, I guess truthfully just trying to pay homage to America's pastime. I don't know, but that's that's my that's my two cents on the topic. But I don't have an exact answer, either. Chicken President Trump on that. All right. And in your unbiased opinion, is Trump Twitter soft? I mean, I've tweeted things about the troops and Trump, and all of a sudden, just a flurry of white guys with car selfies as profile pictures are calling for my death. Would you say that that's a little bit soft on the troops? Or do you think that I am? I'm a pussy for even tweeting about the troops. I think the troops have earned the right to do what they want and they say defending the country and they say, you're sitting in your sleeping in your nice little one bed and you have a hot cocoa next to your table, you have way. Your mom is you are reading your bedtime stories over there in Iraq. Mazzocchi diving on grenades and they're taking bullets in the chest. So they've earned the right to do whatever they want. You might as well just sit there. Take it. All right, that's fair. That's fair enough. Is it true that Steph Curry and Tom Brady begged you to come on your podcast and you told them to f**k off? Well, I didn't I wasn't able to get in contact with Tom Hanks as actually I wasn't able to get contact with either of them because they both blocked me on Twitter multiple times. And it's one of those things where he just kind of have to accept that, Hey, I own these guys mentally and any single time they come up short on top of this because they're too busy thinking about me. So that's I haven't been able to get them on my podcast. I would love to have them on my podcast. How many times have you had like hostile interactions online with whether it be athletes or coaches or analysts like you really get into it? There's there any direct messaging involved? How real does it get that man? Do you have that source? I've been at this for a long time and I have had a lot of interactions back and forth with a lot of different athletes, a lot of reporters, but nothing, nothing too hostile because a lot of the show me is just really, really stupid. So like, it's not that that's not really anything you can get too upset about, but there's definitely I definitely saw a lot of a lot of athletes. I think this, you know, Mama Jackson was one, I think like a couple months ago, one of my old accounts for that I've actually suspended. I was actually trolling and calling him a wide receiver. He basically fired back at me, You're not my coach. Many blocked me and then it was just I was so distraught about that because I'm not a racist and I didn't want people to think that I was a racist. Because of that, they blocked me on Twitter and I got over it. Eventually, I responded and I thought, You know, I got time to ask you. A couple of years ago, when I sat there with a KKK rally going on outside of the Buffalo Bills game, I got this. I figured out the next stops for Calvin Accept, which is a gold mine, because there just there's so many things just waiting to pounce on a story that I treat like, you know, corporate jet or that's, you know, you know, Dantonio Brown. That was with the Raiders. I basically was impersonating. A reporter in that report and saying that, you know, Antonio Brown wouldn't play for the Lakers on this, Kaepernick was signed and a bunch of new checks for that and around that time. And that's just recently I could go on for hours about that, all the people. It's pretty crazy. When you go into Rapaport mode, it's absolutely hysterical. Just a one off top of my head when Darnold was in his locker crying. There's just like a ridiculous amount of people. Go ahead. You said, Sandile. Yeah, we're not when he was crying in his locker, I mean, there's just like a ridiculous amount of people that respond to you and reply to you and think it's real. I think I want to say I saw somebody say it on TV, read off when you're quote. I believe that was the Boston guy that was talking about Donald's crying out of water. Yes. It didn't even bother to read the next couple of tweets. It was basically Arnold grabbing at them gazes out. When did they call for them doing that? That's basically what all my friends are, first of all, like that or to hold it to it that that was like a super serious, solemn moment where a guy guy's trying. And then before you know it, there's you've got people having gay sex or when the hell that is cult following even start for you. Well, let's see, I'm on a count of probably I make my 15th account right now. And remember thinking, Oh my God, $10000 a ton and then I just, you know, then that got suspended and then kind of for a year or two, I just kind of floating somewhere around $9000. And then starting last year, I guess I made this thread about Michael Jordan playing against plumbers. And it just it just blew up and it was on ESPN. And I think ever since then, that kind of helps expand my reach the way a lot more people feel about me. And so from that point on, I really just kind of expanded and gotten a lot more followers. And so to me, I still am kind of shocked that I have it. I have this very far as they have, you know, have really, really loyal fans, really, really passionate fans. And I'm very thankful for just being humble. Yeah, you are pretty humble online. Have you ever got any cease and desist letters or any legal action or any threats on my account, actually? A couple of years ago or last year, I put that we photoshopped a picture of a Little League Baseball player and put it that his favorite actor was Johnny Send. And it blew up. It was everywhere. And ESPN hit me with, like legal action today to delete it. I had actually had the lawyer up. Yeah. Yup. And what happened was. Yeah. Yeah, we tweeted it. I tweeted originally. And it's like, OK. And then Barstool, of course, picks it up. And then it blew up and it was all over like ABC. And like all the FS1, like all these other channels, but it was like moderately big on my account. And then as soon as like it hit Barstool, it blew up. But yeah, I had to like lawyer up and everything and get my lawyer to talk to ESPN PR. The family had a lawyer just over this ridiculously photoshopped picture because it was just so good, and he photoshopped the font was like identical. Have you ever had anything like that happen to you? They're really good. I hope it doesn't have to be. Maybe because of this shadow to me, is just so unbelievably stupid that it just kind of like you have to have, like no brain cells. So for me, it's like, you know what? The guy going to say, please stop making gay rocker a sex that they didn't like it. Like, I don't really have anything really seen before. But, but that's really awesome. That for too. Last year, I didn't know that was you guys. So that's my respect. Listen, guys, it's just gone, gone up. Another notch. Speaking of your tweets, yeah, I was going to mention your tweets are full of variety and range. I mean, for example, you tweeted at Calvin Johnson hasn't caught a touchdown pass since 2000 feet 15. And then directly after that tweet, you tweeted, Casper the ghost f**ked my wife in the a*s. Like, what's the thought process behind behind these back to back tweet in other ways? Tweet Right now, my future wife is getting double teamed in a Wendy's bathroom by dudes named Andre and Reggie, but I still love her. What's what's the the creative process behind these and what's going on with you and your wife? Are you guys OK? But if it takes, there's a certain level of intelligence that you have to have in order to understand the brilliance of my tweets. And there's really no I need you to tweet about Casper the ghost sucking your wife in the a*s. And it basically occurred to me when I was when I was watching a game on Sunday and had that Casper the Ghost commercial came on. And it's it's a new commercial as Casper the Ghost. And I was like, You know what? I could do something with this, and it happened in terms of my wife. We're not on speaking terms right now. And it's very, very emotional and it's a very, very personal, private thing. She's not letting me see the kids, which is another kid, but it's a big role for me. But first, it's also my way of kind of getting back to her saying Casper the ghost factor in the ash and all that s**t. And you know, but again, it's more of a private thing, and I don't feel like getting into it the way it seems to sort it out. Yeah. So so I feel like we relate a lot of our podcasts and your humor because it takes an intellectual mind understanding. A lot of people may see it as toilet humor, but actually it's one of the most intellectual levels of humor. So I like smart people. Get it. Having said that, I think you have some takes that I find particularly subpar, particularly Tom Brady, for example. What do you have to say to people that think he's the greatest quarterback of all time? Well, I think that they're wrong, and I think they should be ashamed of themselves. Do you do you think that a reason why you don't like, I mean, you don't see his greatness is because you grew up? I'm not sure what fan base you're a part of, but you just grew up without winning. So it's hard to understand. Well, I grew up. Thing is, I'm an Eagles fan, I've been an Eagles fan for my entire life, so. I've seen my team beat Tom Brady in the Super Bowl, so I don't really know. Even though, you know, they won even though they were cheating back in 2004 when they beat us. In the Super Bowl 39, but so I've seen my team beat Tom Brady in the Super Bowl and only Giants fans or council said that it will as they can see it. So it's not necessarily a matter of jealousy or not knowing how to win. It's just that I just think that I've never really been impressed by his style of play, and he just like sits back there in the pocket with his f**king UGG boots, and he just sits there and he fires these five yard dimes, two wide open receivers, and he stands there being watched them, you know, go into the end zone and then the announcers just slobber all over him. Oh my god, look at Tom Brady. He's the greatest of all time. You have six rings, just it's just nauseating to me. So I just personally, it's a personal preference. Obviously, it's not the most popular personal preference out there because he's considered, you know, but he's considered biological to me to go. But to me, he's just an overrated kid testing system quarterback. Yeah, but don't you think that it takes a good quarterback to adapt to any system? Because if he wanted, if he went to the Kansas City Chiefs, he could do what Mahomes is doing. I think he's just as mobile. He can move around. I think he could. He could. I think he's just he's the quarterback chameleon. I think he can adapt to any system so he doesn't need to be throwing the bombs to. He doesn't need all these great guys. He can throw the short slants to Edelman and whatnot. So I dunno, I just think it takes a go to be able to adapt to any situation almost like a troop. You can just said you got to be able to adapt to any situation in front of you. Hold on a second buddy. Don't ever compare Tom Brady to the troops ever again. You understand there's there's a lot of parallels. I don't know. It takes an intellectual fight. This can ever compare that hog wearing system quarterback to our men and women are risking their lives overseas. Please, just I'm getting nauseous. Just even having to hear you talk about that comparison, please. Do you think, Tom, do you think Tom Brady just kisses his kids? Or do you think that there might be some hand stuff going on behind the scenes? Well, I don't want to. I don't want to speculate on anything, but I definitely think let's just say I think that he sends out some of his goons before every game and picks out a couple of kids in the crowd and say, Hey, send them back in the locker room after the game. I think he's I think he's that type of guy kind of like, you ever listen. You ever watch one of the documentaries on these rock bands and how they always have groupies and s**t that he does that only for little kids. You're seeing Mike sort of like, you hate the fact that he kisses his kid or whatnot. And it just I know to me it it comes off kind of incest, a phobic. And so I'm just curious is that you claim to accept all communities, but yet you seem to bash incest people. So I'm just curious, is that like, should we be canceling you or like, what's going on with that? Because you claim you accept everyone for who they are. But I don't know. It seems kind of suspect that's are we talking about like straight people incest or are we talking about gay? And because I don't know, can I support it because I'm not homophobic? Oh, I hear. But if it's straight incest, then I think all these incest, gender, white males or whatever they can, just they can just go to hell. But if they're if it's gay, if it's transgender, I can barely support it because I am really woke. I am not. I'm not going to be canceled. Well, to be honest, I commend you for that. All football opinions aside, I commend you for how much you accept everyone for who they are. Speaking of accepting people, what about Steph Curry? Where does your hatred? Where did that stem from? Was it become? It did have anything to do with his horrible Under Armour shoes that he came out with, in my opinion, the Under Armour shoes that Steph Curry came at? I didn't hear you. That would seem to be the question. Yeah, I was going to say what caused your hatred for Steph Curry? Was it his horrible Under Armour shoes that were clearly designed for white premises? Or was it because he was carried by Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson? Well, full disclosure, I made LeBron Fan. So that explains some of it, my hatred for Steph is basically just that. I just, yeah, he just is really, really lucky and everything he does. You know, we got lucky in his first ring when Kyrie's kneecap exploded in the finals and, you know, he still got taken to six and then a three one lead. I don't know if you guys knew that, but he he won 73 games and then blew through only in the finals that same year. A lot of people talk about that. Yup, yeah. And he went to the Hamptons and he cried like a little b***h to Kevin Durant. Please, Kevin coaches me. And you know, he goes that. And then he gets carried to two more tailors by Durant. And then he goes, he presses around and there's all this shoulder shimmying and all this fuss loving and showboating. And now, when he finally doesn't have a loaded team, he goes out there and if I can, fakes a hand injury so he doesn't have to be out there getting exposed and get all this karma that's coming his way. It just makes me feel it just makes Typekit. It's disgusting, and I will never be able to support Wardell Curry and anything that he does, although you know his, you know, and also he doesn't seem to be able to please Asia in bed. If you have a couple of months ago when she was speaking out about how she didn't feel sexy. So Steph might also be a misogynist if you talk about if you really want to deep dive into this. I definitely think you could bring that into the conversation and sort of building off faking injuries or just like kind of sitting out games. What are your thoughts on like basketball players now, just like sitting out due to load management? Because when you think about it, it's November. Like every guy is young, a load load management now it's no, not November. Like these guys are getting paid millions. Do you think they should be able to just sit out whenever they want? I think that they should have to spend a week in basic training to realize how bad they have it. Oh, I couldn't agree more. It's just absolutely disgusting. When I heard Kawhi Leonard was sitting out against the Bucks Hotel into the bathroom and vomited because I was so disgusted by it and carefree, just go to a nursing home. All right, you're in your at 28 years old, you're one of the best athletes in the world to suck it up and go out there, play 30 minutes, know you get paid a lot of money to play a kid's game, you know, just suck it up. And a lot of people that love to be in their possession. Yeah, I couldn't. Yeah, I couldn't agree more like it's it's kind of a double standard where these basketball players get paid. Millions of dollars can just not show up and not do their job for a night, and it's fine. But when I get my shift at Red Robin, I get fired, so I'm making seventy seven, twenty five an hour. So I just think it's it's a societal problem. It's a definitely a deeper issue, for sure. Here's the thing with me is that if you're in Iraq, except if you're in Iraq and you can't, if you're storming a building on the on the ground, you can't just sit out that night, you can't do that. It's ridiculous. The other day I was I was I was feeling down, so I wanted to watch a movie to cheer me up. So I put in Saving Private Ryan and I watched the opening scene where they were storming the beach. I just couldn't help but think, you know why they are. You probably say, you know, it goes, you go on the beach. I just stay here behind there because I can't hear my quiet by the Booboo on my quad. You know, and that's all I could think about when I was watching Private Ryan. Justin, if you haven't seen it, it's a great movie. It's it's a great comedy movie and it's about it's about a bunch of troops who looks and trying to find their friend named Private Ryan. And it's a really, really family friendly film I really suggested for kids, especially. I think it's a really good film, but that's what that's off topic. I just I just couldn't imagine even NBA guys lasting five minutes in basic training and overseas. I mean, it's just I'll just say this. I'm thankful that they weren't around when Hitler was alive, because if your father was alive, you know that you would get away with it. But he wants to do it because of mode. Now has been bulls**t, but it's disgusting. Yeah, it makes me sick. Yeah, that is disgusting. You know, speaking of load management, why did O.J. Simpson balk you? Well, I think, you know, first of all. O.J. Simpson is still the only man to run for 2000 years on a 14 game season, so he deserves some respect for that. My other my other concern is I think he just. You know, he's such a good person that I don't think that he could handle somebody else like me who is just as more we just just so morally superior to everybody else. He couldn't handle the fact that I was on his level morally, and so he tried to block me because he was insecure about it. But I forgive him, you know? But you know, he's an old man. And I think he deserves a lot of respect. Know he was a great football player, and that's what really matters. Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I mean, he has a virtually unblemished history. It just seems like a great downer as guy. But sort of building off people, athletes or famous people that kill their wives. What kind of numbers do you think a player has to put up to get away with something like that and still play after murdering or abusing someone? Because it's sort of like a like Chris Brown can still make music. People still make music with him because it's so good, but yet they forget about the time that he beat Rihanna. So like, how good you have to be when you say, What do you think the threshold is for you to get away with abusing someone and then still being able to play your sport or make your music? Well, I think I think that if if you're to murder, I think everything. And I don't think there's any way you can get that from murder, even if you're found innocent of it, just because it's such a serious intellectual, serious crime that you could have murdered somebody. So murder, you know, it doesn't matter how fit you are, you're accused of murder. I don't think this thing ever goes away. I think I think you have to be like a newer superstar level for people to forget about that s**t. Yeah, I think once you can run over like twenty five miles an hour, you can pretty much get away with anything because like. Yeah. And I think in terms of murder, I think there is sort of a limit because I think Ray Lewis was so good. I think he was one of the guys who was one of the only people that he was so good as a defensive player, which is just a tough position that he could just get away with stabbing two people outside of a nightclub. And then I think there's a statue for him in Baltimore. So I think he is kind of like a sin. It's kind of a Cinderella story when you think about it. Home, of course, of our time is the comeback of. He's such a humble guy and he deserves all the credit that he gets and he, you know, he can't just be the guy that you just you can never see him murdering somebody, and he's a really great guy. Couldn't agree more. Yeah, we agree with that. And up, let's just end on that pleasant note of people getting away with murder here. What do you like to be called anyway? Was a sports personality or just doesn't f**king matter? Trooper Spector, please, Travis, back, OK, and we thank you, Barry Truitt, respected for coming on our show. And we look forward to seeing your tweets and listening to your show as well, and we encourage all of our listeners to make the jump over to Barry's show. And if you don't, you clearly don't respect the troops and you're an a*****e. So thank you, Barry. Thank you, guys for having.
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