TRANSCRIPT:
UNKNOWN: "So, I live in Buffalo. This is a 33. This is my car that’s been buried in all of this f*cking snow since last week. And this is outside my granny's house, a tree that’s been there, since my aunt was a child. Safe to say that it’s a f*cking sh*tshow out there, right? Here go y'all come goblins who don’t even live in the f*cking city, which, by the way, the Q-tip people are the last ones to ever talk about somebody stealing anything. Y'all wouldn't be in this country had it not been for y'all stealing it. But y'all are more focused on people looting and trying to get necessities and things. And yes, the TV is a f*cking necessity thing. Then the people who are literally freezing to death in their own homes, freezing to death outside, because the city did not shut down the way it should have, Byron Brown want to get on here and talk about, 'We told y'all, we knew this was going to happen,' but why didn’t you close businesses when you should have? Why you got everybody rushing home at noon when the f*cking, you know, storm is starting and now people are literally dying in their cars because they can’t see? And yeah, it was that f*cking bad. I went out like at 8 o’clock in the morning, before it started, and by the time I got out of Wegmans, right, it was like maybe 9:30, 10 o’clock, and it was f*cking bad. And that was just the beginning of the storm. So if you don’t live in Buffalo, even if you do live in Buffalo, you feel like you’re better than because people are out here stealing and you would never, first of all, if you are a mayo monster, that is how your ancestors got everything, from stealing. People are out here trying to get toilet paper, people are out here trying to get, you know, just small, little food from family f*cking dollar and yeah f*ck and I got a f*cking... F*ck capitalism. Steal everything that you need, babe. Because at the end of the day, the city continuously fails us whenever we had any type of emergency. Byron, do better, bitch!"