Oct 9, 2026 · 2 hr 28 min · 23 segments
WHY DIDN'T YOU SCUMBAGS GO SEE SNAKES ON A PLANE WHEN IT CAME OUT?! If you bores (because you are all bores) would have left the house to go see the film then maybe 20 years later the studios would…
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Pat DixonGuestLady KBGuestUh, poll question in the chat, and this happened I think maybe 40 minutes ago or less, probably four hours ago.
I, I'm, uh, stupid and I'm getting over an illness.
Uh, Chad Zumalt has once again struck the YouTube channel of Patrick Melton, Nobody Loves Onions.
Melton was apparently sniping Chad.
Chad showing his, uh, thick lip, I mean, uh, thick skin, uh, struck the channel for the second time in 2026.
"And this time not taking back, and I mean it, and I always stand by my word." So, uh, the question is which side are you on, on this? Are you on Chad's side that, uh, Melton needs to stop, uh, sniping stuff? Or are you with Melton and that Chad himself snipes people's, uh, stuff? Uh, I'm gonna say, uh, uh, as someone that, uh, doesn't really like Chad at the minute, I'm anti channel striking, but people have to stop sniping shows.
It's fucking stupid.
It's boring.
They add nothing.
It's just a waste of time and a lack of content.
Uh-
[laughs]
KB, o- on this thing with Chad striking Melton, uh, what say you?
I'm not a fan of striking either, so, um, I think it's gay.
Uh, so I am on the Melton side.
[laughs]
But do you not think that Melton i- in a way sort of had this coming? Because it's like, like you, you had to have known he was gonna do this, because Chad, uh, gets a lot of, uh, financial support, but his numbers aren't, uh, that great considering, you know...
Uh, so I think whenever he sees anyone sniping him it's immediately, "It's your fault I don't have 57 million people watching me live.
If Melton hadn't have done that, I'd have been on David Letterman." Uh, and all types of stuff like that.
Uh, also I like your dog, but do you think Chad, uh-
Thanks
... uh, Melton had that coming?
I think Melton kind of does it to Chad just to be like, "The fuck are you gonna do?" You know what I mean? Kind of baiting him.
So, yeah.
Uh, poll question in the chat, and this happened I think maybe 40 minutes ago or less, probably four hours ago.
I, I'm, uh, stupid and I'm getting over an illness.
Uh, Chad Zumalt has once again struck the YouTube channel of Patrick Melton, Nobody Loves Onions.
Melton was apparently sniping Chad.
Chad showing his, uh, thick lip, I mean, uh, thick skin, uh, struck the channel for the second time in 2026.
"And this time not taking back, and I mean it, and I always stand by my word." So, uh, the question is which side are you on, on this? Are you on Chad's side that, uh, Melton needs to stop, uh, sniping stuff? Or are you with Melton and that Chad himself snipes people's, uh, stuff? Uh, I'm gonna say, uh, uh, as someone that, uh, doesn't really like Chad at the minute, I'm anti channel striking, but people have to stop sniping shows.
It's fucking stupid.
It's boring.
They add nothing.
It's just a waste of time and a lack of content.
Uh-
[laughs]
KB, o- on this thing with Chad striking Melton, uh, what say you?
I'm not a fan of striking either, so, um, I think it's gay.
Uh, so I am on the Melton side.
[laughs]
But do you not think that Melton i- in a way sort of had this coming? Because it's like, like you, you had to have known he was gonna do this, because Chad, uh, gets a lot of, uh, financial support, but his numbers aren't, uh, that great considering, you know...
Uh, so I think whenever he sees anyone sniping him it's immediately, "It's your fault I don't have 57 million people watching me live.
If Melton hadn't have done that, I'd have been on David Letterman." Uh, and all types of stuff like that.
Uh, also I like your dog, but do you think Chad, uh-
Thanks
... uh, Melton had that coming?
I think Melton kind of does it to Chad just to be like, "The fuck are you gonna do?" You know what I mean? Kind of baiting him.
So, yeah.
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