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importantly, drink you some pickle juice because you're
wake up feeling like a new person. It's a marathon, not a
It mean we take another, no matter how bad you feeling, get
there called a purple drink it is a bunch of sugar and a bunch
until the US Navy would eventually run him out of there
the war of 1812 going on. And Britain will approach La Feet
we kind of already at this point established that Jean
I will help protect New Orleans if you grant me and my men a
the United States but then he jumped bail. Now also what's
will come from New Orleans to Baritaria to buy the goods and
later. No more drinking. No more drinking. We'll geek out.
So, what he's going to do down near Baritaria Bay is he's
slave trade and it's one of the reasons that New Orleans to
I always tell people all the time that New Orleans is
Louisiana is going to be one of the last states that will still
architecture. The architecture, everything. Our language,
have enslaved Africans coming in after the international
Well, everyone, thank you so much for taking that journey
hurricanes there which I myself have tried several and I'm
the way, smuggling operations is one of the reasons because
outlawed. So, what Lafid is going to do is he's going to
step in and start supplying everybody with goods and
also around 1808, the international slave trade is
and then the rest of his life and his death remain a mystery
pardon him but he didn't give up his evil ways by the way
because he just went over to Galveston Island in Spanish
battle and then after the in 1815 President Madison did
just not outlaw but it's going to stop trade with
the United States is going to outlaw trade with Britain. It's
and his men to sort of help them out in that war but he's
see the big spin for his reputation because we've got
included in that to give them permission to raid Spanish
States. Yes. And the United States did not recognize the
around 1780. So they have him there before he was ever born.
Yup. And that's some time traveling. I'm not allowed to
for a smuggling operation from around 1772 to 1791. There's a
Jean Lafitte who is probably like I said, the most famous
trying to break away from the Spanish Empire so they're
modern day Colombia is going to rebel against Spain and they're
educate them how New Orleans how we, you know, how we girl.
pickle juice. Girl, I'm trying to tell these people trying to
right above the comments. Make sure you like, ring the bell,
hangover. So, get you some pickle juice. Have a shot of
going to be messed up. The electrolytes help with the
purple drink. Also, get the hurricane but also most
there is okay but it's still worth actually trying. So, if
we're here for Pirates. Sorry. Sorry. We could talk about this
Lafitte and his brother were not good people but and and
Louisiana Creole sounds almost exactly like Haitian Creole but
Haiti in the city of New Orleans. Yup, just look at the
you know about who this person was who's actually two brothers
of alcohol if you just want to just get real messed up real
you do visit the city of New Orleans, stop by. Get the
famous bars in the city of New Orleans on one of the most
to go to La Fitz Blacksmith Shop, it's one of the most
really picky by my alcohol. I'm more of a rum guy. Hurricane
if you actually go to the bar itself they have something
with us. Um as usual, you would have our information below and
territory of Texas and continued to become a pirate
some milk.
sprint. You know, whatever boil your crawfish but yeah. We got
the British out warns the Americans and then says listen
banking because he's all about the money and he's all about
you another cup of pickle juice before you go to bed, you go
this day is the most African city in the United States. Yes,
there. Yeah. But so let's talk a little bit about Jean La Feet
like I say John LePet was most likely born in the 1780s that
time-traveling stuff right there. That's stuff right
New Orleans. Yes. Alright, stick with us.
right now it's Sunday night the Saints game just kind of let
Lafitte, probably the most famous pirate associated with
which I'm not opposed to but we should probably take a walk
going to happen in 1812 is now this is where you're going to
he's going to try to spin his own reputation as being a
at some point in time Cardahania which is a part of
It's a. We take a cup of pickle juice before we start drinking.
privateeer and the reason he's going to spin this is because
quick go get your purple drink. They also sell some good
reason one of the big reasons we win the battle of New
Orleans because he does supply men in cannons during that
unfortunately to purchase enslaved Africans. So, I think
and then unfortunately, he will build pens for enslaved
going to build these big warehouses to store the goods
pirate associated with New Orleans was probably born
they have them associated with the building using it as a base
big problem with that and that is that we don't think that
pardon oh and so spill some teeth right and so he's the
like who's going to win and how to properly position himself
he's banking the Americans are going to win this so he rats
got a attitude and stuff. Y'all done made her come out. See
actually pretended to put some in the cup and then pretended
Caribbean of the United States because of what happened with
Britain and France because of the Napoleonic Wars and then
basically the Africa of the United States. Yeah. Also, the
no longer able to get coming in directly from Africa which by
where we make toasts and let's say that the the ideas that
piracy. And in 1812 he was actually arrested for piracy in
with these disgusting things and then we play navy games
Cardahania government. So they wanted to prosecute him for
ships. The problem with that is La Feet is based in the United
going to issue a marquee of privateers which Lafit will be
to the website or you look at what they have written on the
historically accurate. Right. Sorry, LaFit's but they have
some pirates associated with that particular building and
he has made himself the leader of what is known as the and
smuggling operation to occur and by the time we get to 1812
there's about a thousand men under his leadership give or
supplying everybody with enslaved Africans that they're
Africans and then he will hold auctions down there and people
here's what's going to happen with Jean Lafitte he didn't
Louisiana around 1810 and so he a smuggling operation no not
going to be down near Baritaria Bay which was a great place for
here in the city of New Orleans because he was a pirate it's
paid for it. So, technically I'm service member or whatever
he doesn't arrive in the city of New Orleans until around
eight well not in New Orleans but in Louisiana he arrives in
take and so what's occurring prior to this is around 1807
we don't know the exact year in either France or Salt Domingue
but come on Sandy well first thing Uh if you do get a chance
and you know a little bit about Salt Doming I'm Haitian and so
then you know that name is solidified in history for us
important because if you know your history on New Orleans
since obviously he's important to the city of New Orleans so
Street but if you go to LaFit's Blacksmith Shop and you go on
I'll I'm going to hand it over to Sandy so she's going to let
say that. No, you're not allowed. That's some
out so people are partying they're celebrating so you're
over to La Feet's blacksmith shop and talk about Jean
outside of the wall, they have some stuff that's not really
famous streets in the world which is of course Bourbon
female that lives right here in my head. Her name Robisha. She
never done it and I never will. Did you know you just out of to
what Sandy did? Um so, I think now, we should probably take
to drink some and then pretended to get sick but I've
bills. Y'all made Robisha come out. Y'all know I got that that
outed myself to all my naval buddies. I don't care. Pay my
all your old navy buddies. I don't care. She said I just
to see what the place looks like LaFit that name is very
going to get a chance to see some of the footage from there
Okay so we passed La Feet's it's a little loud down there
drink that has literally everything in it. They put
but they still use the word grog for a mixed alcoholic
and I did it in high school and then I went to college and got
unless we're drinking absent. We should probably take a walk
the graw and the one time that they made me go up and do it, I
graw. Oh. They still do that to this day, I never drink from
joke is funny and you laugh, you gotta go drink from the
someone makes a toast. If the person makes the toast and the
someone doesn't laugh. You're not supposed to laugh when
ketchup, mustard. What? Rum, whiskey, they just loaded up
coarse fabric called Grogrum and his men took the calling
up. Then I heard absent whenever I like permanently
Absent. Absent. Yeah. Absent. Y'all it's so good. It taste
please. I Absent apparently is a stereotype of pirates. They
get a chance to come to Pirates Sally, it's just off Jackson
that becomes popular and then they just tag the name Voodoo
capitalism that someone decided to hop on board with and just
say one thing if you are visiting New Orleans and you
and the ad is for the pirate's chest shop and tea room that
what happened when we talked about the religion of vodoo.
doesn't change until 1964 so in 1964 is when you start hearing
Quarter and Garden District, videos about Mardi Gras,
want to call it a street is Pirates Alley. So, that's
back to the tour. So, Sandy, we're standing right beside St.
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Um for those of you who don't know, I was in the Naval
very good and he wore this like long garment made out of a
that because originally located all along the riverbank or what
far, go ahead and hit the like button and help others discover
color. And raped. And raped. And by the way that movie Gross
family. So which is it? Is Absent the the drink of choice
said absent and rum because I heard rum when I was growing
Pirates Sally Cafe which is a great place to get what, Ruby?
also I mean the city of New Orleans is kind of bases a lot
Yeah it doesn't even it didn't it had nothing to do with the
That I almost want to say that's kind of messed up but I
pirate with this alley right beside the cathedral. Right.
you back to me one day. Oh the stereotypes go crazy. Um but if
So, it sounds like it was just an instance where someone had a
remember the Pirates of the Caribbean with the the quote
possibly sold into slavery. Yeah. Cuz of her darker skin
way again someday. I always know the wind was going blowing
particular book it's also the reason we start associating
Hawk Illegal wares in between the Catholic Church and the
people on French society except we really don't but Pirates
first jail hmm but the truth of the matter is is that
but pass that we don't really know. It sounds like kind of
it referred to as Pirates Alley but the first reference to
originally this alleyway was called Orleans Alley and that
going to put a pirate's chest shop and tea room here people
Pirates Alley comes in nineteen in a local newspaper called the
shoulders or my favorites so the problem with glorifying
going to cut back on the savagery of pirates in this
the gold bug but in treasure island he's writing this for
likely based on your favorite poet I just learned which is
foot wherever you travel. You can support your guide with
encouraged his men on the long trips over to take their rum
off the boat and Grogg gets its name from Admiral Vernon who
absent until you two are an impressionist painter. Yes,
became known as Grog. Wow. So, an interesting tidbit to that.
originally it was Grog. So it's interesting that you mentioned
talk about why suddenly our society glorifies pirates yeah
tell you, they'll say that this is where Pirates came to hawk
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people kind of run with it and people started making money.
off to the right and back behind Pirates Alley Cafe is
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drink here but where does the name Pirates Alley come from?
hey let's make some money. People love this. But I will
they also engaged in the Transatlantic slave trade yes
like licorice and I heard a rumor a long time ago. They
outlaws because we sort of kicked the British out and then
and I think part of the reason that American like to glorify
$1. 6 billion dollars. So that should tell you how completely
place myself in the city of New Orleans with the rest of my
Reserve Officer Training Core Program when I was growing up
him old Grog. Oh. And so the drink that he foisted upon them
dehydration and a whole lot of spices because their rum wasn't
scurvy and then a whole a little bit of water to permit
rations with a little bit of like lemon juice to permit
that's a big piece of history that I did know about you never
for pirates or is it rum the drink for pirates? Well
y'all want to see me in these leggings I will definitely buy
Alley and it and we don't really know why honestly I mean
pirates that we know of that were actually here in New
close Sandy and I are we are actually very close friends so
alleyway taken to jail when they were they were arrested
were known as Grog shops to cater to the sailors coming in
that's what y'all are seeing y'all seeing just us just
we started our own outlaw state and now we glorify all of the
closer friends remember you you you're on one side of the
we do when I had Sandy with me y'all saw me give a huge hug
it could have been that pirates were being trapes down the
y'all were complimenting my legs always thought I had
Sandy are doing a lot of people are trying to figure out how
used to put worms up in there. I eat me a worm as long as the
Square and if you do come to Pirates Sally, right up here is
were already kind of starting to refer to this as Pirates
Yeah. So it just sounds like it was honestly just a form of
it's pretty unlikely the Pirates were coming here to
pirate shop where there's based around Pirates or not but the
letting us know what videos y'all want to see that me and
on it and then it becomes popular, people love it. Yeah.
love Pirates and they get a chance to get them something to
liquor good. I'm just saying. I'm done. You can drink enough
with that because right there is the cathedral and then over
the actual subject of the name but they named it there and
name itself kind of stuck and so people associate the word
How some people they associate a specific local or something
of a culture around the fact that there's a area associated.
pirates unfortunately though is that they weren't good people
the video. If you'd like to see more videos like this one,
Times Picane and in that newspaper there's an ad running
and I think that really kind of starts to begin to change with
sitting in the middle middle of like my miles of swamp so the
She talked like this and she say I knew the wind blow you me
the intense sexuality meaning rate of pirates he's also
find that in the movies you know you sure don't no you
Where did that come from? Well, if you listen to some people
the Cabildo and the Cabildo was the side of the first jail so
pirates with peg legs and hooked hands and parrots on
their illegal wears but I'm going to take a little bit of
existed somewhere in this alleyway so obviously if you're
famous of course 'cuz a lot of people come here because they
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videos because Sandy inform me in the comments that some of
kind of ladies has Sandy's is interested in exhibit A and
Orleans is going to be associated with Pirates because
surrounding areas were great place for smuggling to occur
some of these leggings and I will wear them on one of the
she would have met an actual pirate she might have been
were savages they often pillage ships they stole they raped and
unquote voodoo priestess Tia Don and she she had the accent.
Louis Cathedral right now and the name of this street if you
of New Orleans if at all and also talk about some of the
after the video that should tell you everything. So, today,
Robert Lewis Stevenson's treasure island which was most
I was distracted. For the ladies who want to know what
we're focusing on a subject that has been massively kind of
Orleans. So, Sandy, stop looking at the ladies. Alright.
all remember the voodoo tour video one of the YouTube videos
Sandy hey everybody yes y'all requested us to be together
video today I am joined by my coworker and also my friend
but I think probably the best way to start this video is to
spectrum on the other one anyway this is about Pirates
time guys.
again and here we are again so y'all keep commenting keep
little boys to so he's obviously going to cut back on
that is that we pretend that we were founded on a bunch of
and okay you know that Pirates that thing so obviously New
chicken legs he's got great legs he puts that on we'll be
just taken out of proportion. We're going to talk about
pirates and what are pirates? How do they influence the city
knowing each other through the years and what not and if you