Welcome to the show, everybody. Thanks for watching. As you can see, a different set today. I'm not happy about it.

I'm not in my car. I'm in a hotel room in Cincinnati. I had a speaking gig last night. And so that's why I'm here.

I don't like the... It's way too open. It's way too big. I like to be in the enclosed cocoon of the car. I don't really like the...

What's the opposite of claustrophobic? Is it agoraphobic or is that something else? I don't know. But whatever it is, that's how I feel.

I just... I... I... In the... Sitting in this vast 50 square foot hotel room, it's just very bewildering.

But I'll try to get past it so we can talk because this is an important topic I want to get into.

A couple of things happened last week that I've been wanting to do a video about for a few days now.

First, Hawaii became either the fifth or sixth state to legalize euthanasia.

In a few days before that, there was a disturbing story out of Canada, which... By the way, Canada is the source of quite a few disturbing stories as of late.

Canada is like the new Florida or something. I don't know what's going on up there in Canada, but you guys need to figure that thing out.

In this case, it was about an elderly couple who was married for over 70 years and they decided to commit suicide together.

Or as the media puts it, they decided to receive a doctor-assisted death.

So that's the new... We went from suicide to euthanasia to doctor-assisted suicide.

Now we call it receiving a doctor-assisted death.

So you're receiving death. Like, you know, it's a gift. It's like a gift that you receive on Christmas morning,

except in this case, it's poison in your veins and you're dead.

So we're receiving death. If you ever wonder why we call our culture, the culture of death, that's why.

Because we are literally treating it like a gift that we've given someone, like a birthday present.

Their names were George and Shirley Brickenden and they decided that they wanted to commit suicide together.

So they announced it to the family and they went through a series of... They had a reception.

They went through a series of these macabre kind of farewell ceremonies.

Much like if you maybe walked into a restaurant or something and you saw it going on,

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