Welcome listener to premium chapter 188 of the QAnonanonymous podcast, The Schneider

Verse episode.

As always we are your host Jake Rocketansky, Julian Fields and Travis View.

Being a conservative figure in the United States is tough these days.

Every morning you've got a clock in at the complaining factory and put an hours of triggering

the lives by posting online.

When after a long day of work you finally get into your decal festooned car, you're forced

to idle in the parking lot as you stream to Facebook live.

And then, even once you get home, you're expected to pour yourself some whiskey and read

all the antifa comments under your posts, the majority of which are pictures of a turd

on a pig's bloated testicles or elaborate memes about you being a boomer cuck.

Wash, rinse, repeat.

It's exhausting, but some conservatives, much like France Kafka before them, are able

to work a full time job while also finding the time to be creative.

John Schneider is a perfect example.

Famous actor known for his roles in the dukes of Hazard and Smallville, he's a man who's

never simply rested on his laurels.

In country music to independent cinema, John has tried his hand at many creative endeavors

and built a body of work any otter would be envious of.

The latest movie he wrote, directed, produced, and starred in is John Schneider's To Die

For, an elegy to the lost art of being a flag-loving patriot.

It was released mere days ago, and a challenge was issued by the otter himself.

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