0:00 - Smokes a joint. Everyone who criticizes Tommie is actually just projecting.
7:15 - FIRST phone call. 911, wants TPD for "ongoing non-emergency issue" aka "a terrorist threat." Dispatcher asks typical questions, gets dismissed by Tommie. Spergs about not being male or female, insists the issue is urgent, needs urgent callback. Insists there is a terrorist waiting for them with an AR-15, has no idea where they're located. Dispatcher tries to ask questions, Tommie talks over her. This is one of the most annoying things about Tommie's calls, stop talking over people. Call ends as usual, with Tommie making vague threats about lawsuits and dragging the police to the US Attorney General's office. Every time the dispatcher tries to end the call, Tommie interrupts and keeps rambling about suing them. Tommie yells at the dispatcher, also as per usual. Tommie, raising your voice doesn't make anyone work faster. It actually has the opposite effect. Nobody wants to help someone who isn't treating them with respect.
13:40 - Smoking, gazing at computer screen while pounding on keyboard.
14:30 - SECOND phone call. Price & Price, personal injury attorneys. Tommie is a "targeted celebrity" who needs an attorney. The receptionist informs Tommie that they only handle auto accidents. Not sure what else Tommie expected from "personal injury attorney" tbh.
16:05 - THIRD phone call. Legal Shield. After listening to the automated menu, Tommie hangs up because it's not the right one or something.
16:45 - FOURTH phone call. speaks with Giselle at Diamondback Legal. "My name's Tommie, and I'm not a man. But I'm not a woman either, I'm an intersex person." Tommie, I say this as someone with many trans people in my life, do you know what a bizarre and nonsensical introduction that is? It's just weird, and not in a fun way. Also, I'm begging you to stop using the phrase "young, dumb, and full of cum." It was funny in rap songs. It's not funny coming from you, especially when you're saying it to some poor receptionist. It's creepy. Anyway, Tommie is rambling, and the poor woman is trying to make sense of it. Receptionist calls Tommie "sir" several times. Weird moment where Tommie claims to be indigenous again, and something about indigenous folks not using the internet/Zoom, which is utter nonsense. Especially during the pandemic, when a lot of tribal councils were held via Zoom in order to stay connected and make important decisions, but what do I know? Anyway, after agreeing to a 2PM phone call, Tommie continues to ramble and confuse the poor receptionist. Is called "sir" a few more times.
23:20 - "See how I handled that one, fuckheads? I'm good at this, I'm Auntie Tommie." Okay. Tommie, if you aren't obligated to forgive anyone who's hurt you, then why is your family held to a different standard? Clearly, you've hurt your family. Even if they're at peace with you, they choose not to have you in their lives, and that's completely valid. You can't force yourself on folks. Tommie reads a conversation with Michael West, for some reason. That lasts about 10 seconds before the subject changes to summarizing the previous phone calls. Tommie then decides to call the health department and/or building department. After tapping on the phone for a minute or so Tommie takes another hit from the joint and lets us know that they just sent a text threatening their landlord with a lawsuit. Tommie needs an attorney to file papers.
28:15 - Coughing fit and appearance from dirty mug. Tommie, you should probably give that mug a good scrubbing, maybe a diluted bleach soak. It's not looking good.
28:50 - FIFTH phone call, lads! Time to rant about the slumlord. We're barely into the call before Tommie raises their voice again. Tommie stands up, and we can see their fly is down. After being transferred, Tommie greets the new speaker with the usual "not a woman, not a man" speech. Threatens lawsuit against the landlord over the pest situation. The guy calls Tommie "sir," which prompts more vitriol. There's illegal work going on, stuff built out of code, etc. Tommie yells their address again when the guy politely asks for the information. Tommie is called "sir" for the third time, this prompts a meltdown. Tommie is threatening to file a complaint against the guy now. This is eerily reminiscent of the Gamestop MA'AM incident. Anyway, guy is a "shmuck," and the call ends with Tommie threatening to send the cops. Random sperging ensues. Tommie wants to get back into the headspace they were in at the age of 45, wants to get back into shape. Flails around. "I'm a dancer before I'm a fighter."
34:36 - Tommie receives a phone call! The SIXTH of this stream. It's the pest control service, wanting to know if they can stop by tomorrow. Tommie lets them know there are bedbugs in the apartment. Unfortunately, the pest control folks don't handle bedbugs. Tommie proceeds to yell at the employee, insists THEY need to let Tommie's landlord know that they're vacating the premises, etc. Tommie won't let the employee speak, keeps interrupting. Tommie, you know it's not the job or responsibility of the pest control person to speak to your landlord on your behalf. Seriously, the call should have ended without you berating the poor woman. Being angry at a shitty landlord is valid, but that doesn't give you the right to take it out on other people. Pest control lady does a great job remaining calm. Sometimes I wish I could send gift baskets to the people Tommie verbally abuses over the phone.
36:15 - Tommie, your fly is still down. I guess you remembered to wear pants, at least

Pacing and sperging ensues. I wonder, have any of Tommie's neighbors ever complained about noise? I'd be concerned if there was so much yelling from a neighbor. Tommie's not sure where they want to end the stream today, which seems irrelevant because the stream will continue for more than eight hours at this point.
42:17 - SEVENTH phone call! This is more phone calls than I make in a week, if I can help it. Keller Williams. Tommie explains that he sent a message to the landlord threatening legal action. Also recaps the pest control conversation. Tommie is vacating immediately and will be suing. Demanding compensation for bug spray, ointments, lost horn and camera. Tommie, it sucks when things are stolen, but legally the onus is on you to lock and protect your valuables. Insurance would cover property in the event of loss/theft. Again, the onus is on you. For some reason, Tommie replays this message before sending it (as urgent).
46:32 - Mostly silence and keyboard pounding with occasional giggling.
1:00:30 - Coughing. More keyboard pounding and giggling.
1:07:23 - Tommie is feeling edgy and stressed. Some math ensues when Tommie mulls over the valerian dosage. Sperging about "restoring indigenous biodiversity." Reading your own social media posts, big oof.
1:19:20 - Tommie discusses why they post on forums full of haters.
1:20:10 - A knock on the door. Just a package, sadly. More keyboard pounding, silence, and giggling ensue. Also smoking. Periodically spergs about stuff online, with a focus on indigenous things.
1:50:30 - Call number EIGHT, I believe. Oh god, this is the NIMH. Tommie received a text message re: Nigel Igger. Believes this is real, also believes the security guard was a NIMH plant. FFS, anyone else would see a text like this and delete it. "You suck, and you're fucking with my life." No, Tommie, the NIMH is not doing anything. Whoever listens to that message is going to be like WTF.
1:55:12 - Tommie wants Rain (?) to move in right now. "You're going to need to earn your own cash, but I'll give you a good nest and keep the fridge full." Rain wisely responded "I don't trust you." Tommie contemplates calling Arianna to discuss this. More keyboarding pounding and silence. A text message is received, not much is said about it.
2:11:20 - We're told about the contents of the package that was received earlier. Wires, beads, ear hooks. Tommie is gonna "go to town now." Won't be spending much time online, which seems to have been disproven by all the recent posts here. More keyboard pounding, smoking, and silence, with occasional chatter about the tabs Tommie is closing.
2:30:00 - The NINTH phone call. This time it's from a financial advisor handling Joan's estate. During this call, Tommie states their SSN in front of the camera. I was almost impressed with the beginning of this phone call because Tommie wasn't interrupting the caller, but that ended pretty quickly. The caller remains professional even when Tommie rambles about being intersex and makes a comment lamenting that if they were younger they would have a pregnant husband, or something. Tommie, you don't need to give the "mutilated hermaphrodite" speech to every single person you talk to. Props to Pete for being professional and placating. Also, despite Tommie stating that they only have 12 minutes for this phone call, it lasts much longer due to Tommie's random chatter. Keyboard pounding and silence ensue.
2:51:50 - It occurs to Tommie that the attorney hasn't called, so now it's time for the TENTH phone call of the stream. Diamondback Legal. This entire conversation is a big oof. The attorney is trying to placate Tommie, and you can tell he's looking for the best/most polite way to say certain things. He's "intrigued", so who knows, maybe he'll be on the Farms soon. Tommie, pro tip: you don't have to entice attorneys by saying you have $5,000. If an attorney feels the case is winnable, they'll take it. Period.
3:40:05 - Time for the ELEVENTH call! South Tucson PD. I guess technically this is also the TWELFTH call too, since Tommie dials an inactive number first. Short and sweet, because the call's picked up by a guy in the records room who can't do anything.
3:43:10 - So now we have the THIRTEENTH call, which is Tommie calling 911 to "check the status" of the request placed earlier. Tommie talks over the poor operator, but we've come to expect that I guess. I think Tommie believes that talking over someone, with or without raising your voice, is a form of control that will magically produce the desired result. In reality, it's just rude and makes people care less about whatever you're on about. Tommie screams "You're going to WHAT?" when told someone else will be getting on the line. Tommie keeps shrieking at the woman, insisting that this is not a mental health crisis. Doesn't seem to realize that shrieking isn't helping. "You know who's recording this? GOD SHIT." The woman is confused, so Tommie clarifies. "The master of this planet is watching this through my eyes!" Because that doesn't sound like someone having a mental health crisis at all. The woman calls Tommie sir for a second time, which leads to Tommie demanding her supervisor. The woman transfers Tommie. I'm sure all of the screaming reassured her that this is not, in fact, a mental health crisis.
3:53:15 - Tommie is transferred not to a supervisor, but to the crisis line. Not really a new phone call, but splitting it up because the last bit was getting long. Tommie refuses to provide any information to the poor woman, telling her to get it from the woman who transferred the call. Tommie talks to the camera, saying that they have an attorney will take the case as soon as the cops verify that Tommie's not "fucking nuts." This is not what the attorney said, but okay. As soon as the woman's back on the line, Tommie proceeds to interrupt and antagonize her. "Tom can get real mad, and if Tom's armed Tom can kill a lot of people in a real short time." Yes, that definitely won't raise any red flags with the behavioral health specialist. Excellent. Continues to talk over the poor woman throughout the phone call. Says a lot of things that are going to raise red flags on their end, so I won't be surprised if there's eventually another psych hold. Tommie continually insists that snipers are watching the house. Adding this poor woman to my hypothetical gift basket recipient list. During this call, Tommie tries to "explain" Chris-Chan to the poor woman. Call ends with Tommie screaming "GOODBYE" into the phone as the woman offers a mobile crisis unit. Call ends at approximately 4:12:00.