50:32 that kids with depression survey while we're at it because this we both saw this and went oh brother this is just outrageous and actually I went to the survey listen to this for a second Childhood depression is often in hiding. If your child is between the ages of 7 and 11 and experiences frequent sadness, social isolation, or an increase in anger or difficulty in school, then your child may be struggling with depression and eligible to participate in a clinical research study evaluating an investigational medication for children with depression. All study-related medications will be provided at no cost. Call 866-754-6244.
51:13 or visit kidswithdepression.com. So I go to kidswithdepression.com. Childhood and teenage depression is often in hiding. And, oh yeah, wait a minute. So does this, so they go through this whole thing. If your child has been displaying one or more of these signs of, by the way, these are signs of depression. It says it right here. For at least two weeks and they are interfering with his or her ability to function, then he, she may be depressed and eligible to take part in the survey. Here we go. Frequent sadness or crying. Oh, kid's depressed. decreased interest in activity depressed kid persistent boredom Jesus Christ I'm sorry I did it again I remember mom I'm bored you're depressed I have never run into a kid with a board social isolation low self-esteem and guilt
52:04 extreme sensitivity to rejection or failure. Hello! Increased irritability, anger or hostility. Frequent absences from school or poor performance in school. Let me go right back to my hairdresser. He sends his kids to a private kindergarten. Private kindergarten in the Valley. $25,000 a year. And they called him up. They said, yeah, we really need to have a meeting about your son. And on Friday, right? I saw him yesterday. So on Friday they called him. Who called him? Lundberg? No, that's exactly what it sounds like. We have to have a meeting. And so he's like, okay, well, you know, I'm really busy, but you know, I can do Monday or Tuesday. And then he hangs up and then he's like, well, what the crap? And he calls back. He says, Hey, you know, wait a minute. First of all, I'm paying you guys 25 grand a year. What's going on? I mean, why do we have to have a meeting? What's happened? Well,
53:03 He's constantly drawing pictures of Star Wars and we have some concerns. I'm like, what? I'm like Sean, dude, they're gonna try and put your kid on Ritalin or some crap like that. They're gonna have Child Protective Services come to your house man. Pull the kid out of that school immediately. This is messed up. You have to have a meeting. You have to have a meeting about your kid drawing Star Wars. Yeah, it's a little violent. Anyway, so this is horrible, horrible, horrible. Does your kid have poor concentration? Crikey! A major change in eating and or sleeping patterns. Talk of or efforts to run away from home. Get away from home at least 10 times! Okay, so anyway, does this study look right for your child? Click yes to continue. Okay, I'm clicking yes.
53:50 And we go to the next page here. Thank you for your interest. Would you like to continue? Okay, blah, blah, blah. Yes. Now here comes the part I like the most. How did you hear about the study? Media type. So we have doctor, family friend, internet, newspaper, other, or TV. So I'm going to select TV and then I get another drop down menu. Oh my goodness. These guys are advertised. 4 p.m. news, 5.30 news, 5 p.m. news, ABC Family, Access Hollywood, AM Northwest, Animal Planet. Atreve Alsonar, Bonnie Hunt, CBS Early Show, Corazones, Court Rotation, Days of Our Lives, Daytime Rotation, Dr. Oz, Dr. Phil, Early Show, Ellen, Extra, Family Feud, Fox News, Fox Wake Up,
54:33 Fx, GMA, Good Company, Good Day Extra, Good Day Philadelphia, Good Morning America, Gossip Queen, Hallmark, Inside Edition, Insider, Jeopardy, Jerry Springer, Judge Alex, Judge Hatchett, Judge Joe, Judge Joe Brown, Judge Judy, Judge Matisse, Judge Pirro, LA Fai- I mean it just goes on and on. These are where they're advertising. Because this is the pharmaceutical industry. yeah look where they were the good news shows all those stupid judge shows all is lame material to jerry springer i wonder if it has a npr pbs on here let me tell me pretty funny women who i should have looked at that but do we know uh... let me see what other uh... if we select uh... newspaper uh... they did didn't do a lot of newspaper advertising internets let's see and nothing on just internet is nothing family friend and doctor
55:22 No, okay, so I don't see any PBS sponsorships here, but it isn't look at that list man That's just amazing isn't it Oprah Perry Mason geez TNT Today Show Today Show, Florida tormenta and El Paraiso Wendy Williams, Young and the Restless. I mean this is the pharmaceutical industry telling you your kid needs drugs and it's rampant and this thing that scares me is like Sean with his kid in the kindergarten and they're like, oh we have to have a meeting because he's really showing some troubling, you know we took the survey and he's showing some really troublesome behavior, you know drawing Star Wars. He seems to be very barred
56:06 So I think we have a program we can put him on. It's really good. All the other kids are on it. Smaking them into moron moronic zombies. Yeah, but they get that way they're controllable in the classroom and it's gonna go around. Yeah. I mean when I was a kid, they made you take a nap. They first gave John you put your kids on a leash. Let's be honest. They were so whacked out. But you made a better choice than putting him on drugs. I mean, I'm I agree only on a leash in an airport anyway. So the point is when I was a kid, we had they gave us like a pint of milk.
56:42 Which is notorious for having, you know, things that drop. Yeah, and a smackin' around the ears. Shut up, kids! You get a tiny milk and you had to take a nap. That's right. Or you had to go sit in the corner or you needed some quiet time. And I think that nap actually continued until about the third grade. They don't take naps anymore? I don't think they take naps at all. We always had quiet time. They always try to get the kids on some drug, Ritalin, so they sit there like zombies and so you can collect the money from the state and then you can send them home on their way where their parents go, wow these well behave now. Yeah, oh they'll be a nice good little slave. It's like Soma. You can tell I read Brave New World by now. Finally. Yeah, Soma. S-O-M-A. Soma. That's what it is. All these antidepressants, it's all Soma.
57:29 Aldous Huxley. Read that. I find the whole thing distressing. Yes, it's extremely distressing and and I'm glad you straightened out your hairdresser. He, well he was already, you know, he was already kind of there and I said dude are you out of your mind? He says you know you're so right. I'm paying these people and they're supposed to be like being part of the education and now they're gonna like you know not only that but they should exploit the kid and make him draw more and more and more. Yeah it could be the next George Lucas what's your problem the guy the kids six years old. Oh we have to have a meeting it's really really problematic you know it's showing some of those he's showing some very passive-aggressive you know type
58:09 Tendencies. So, well I'm calling him on Tuesday. I want to find out how that meeting went. But I told him, I said be very careful because the next thing you know, they're gonna say, do you have guns in the house? You watch! You watch, they're gonna ask these questions. It's nuts. It's not yeah, no they asked this all that they asked this when you have when your kid is born in the hospital They have a whole list of questions, and you know you're like you're Katie. You just had a kid you know so you're like I'll answer any question, but that's on that's on the list of questions I've been told do you have guns in the house mm-hmm Hey John, why don't we take a look at the list of people who have been so nice to support this program since actually I had a couple things before we get to the donations. I wanted to... We'll add one more ad that we can run too just to... Oh let's do one more ad and then we'll get to the supports. This is kind of an ad that I've seen it a couple times and I always forget what it's about until they get to the end.
59:03 But I think it brings up a new meme. You know how we talk about big pharma and big organic, which would be Whole Earth Foods. And so now you just drop the word big in front of something and that makes it evil. Play the Black Widow ad. The Black Widow spider's severe bite can cause coma and even death. The African black mamba can kill a man with one bite. But there's an even deadlier predator. Cigarettes. Produced by Big Tobacco. Which take a life every 6.5 seconds. Don't be Big Tobacco's next victim. Who produced this? Is this the ad council?