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Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Who

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Come Up to the Internet, And welcome to season two

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ninety four, Episode one of Joy Production of Our Radio.

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This is a podcast where we take a deep dive

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into America's share consciousness. It's Thursday, July sixth, twenty twenty three. Wow,

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this feels kind of spot on, and I don't want

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to be stereotypical, but it's National Fried Chicken Day and

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National Sushi hand roll Day. Damn time. It's also National

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International Kissing Day and the image is of two parrots kissing,

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which again now evokes the very stagents now kid, but anyway, Yeah,

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look a wonderful day, wonderful days, amazing. Well, my name

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is Jack O'Brien. Akram Is, Come do do Grahams come

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you put bang bang into my gut. It makes my

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heart sky high. When mc goslin starts Gramma's come into

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my shake goes a drip drip drip, timm tummy aches.

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That is courtesy of Casserole Casanova. Thank you Castroll Cassanova.

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I needed to get a Grimmace come one in because

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we are thought leaders in the Grimmace shake space. They

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did the meme did turn from people drinking the Grimmace

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Come milkshake and suddenly horrible things happening to them too.

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Over the weekend a lot of Grimmace Come Milkshake book

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hockey videos which we were onto it. We were on

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this thing, the leading edge. This is maybe the proudest

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I've ever been of anything we've done with the podcast,

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and on this Fried Chicken and Sushi hand Roll Day's

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right all day? You come to me Fried Chicken and

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Sushi han Roll Day and tell me about this. Yeah,

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I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co

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host mister Miles Gray. Don't gotta be day. But you

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say your ass and clean, but you say your ash,

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baby you LOCKERNI thank you for that. Just a friend,

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ak because when Jack UIs was on last week, we're

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talking about the Bidaye just got a power wash, you know,

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get that thing clean. Ah. Yeah, but Days all day.

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Thank you so much for having me all the day. Well, Miles, Yeah,

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we're thrilled to be joined. Oh yeah, one of our

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favorite guests here on the podcast, Bigger than a guest,

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the original Hip Hop Day One, super producer of the

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Daily Zeite guys and many of the first rate podcasts

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on this network, such as this is an important last

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culturestas you've heard her on her podcast with Charine Ethnically Ambiguous,

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and on segments of this show such as on a

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Streaming Corner TM. It's the mind behind the iconic phrase.

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That's prestige casting, it's super producer. Oh no, wow, thank

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you so much for having me. Oh my god, half

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the things you were introducing me as I couldn't remember

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I did. Oh, it's so nice being back. How was

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your Fourth of July weekend? I'm so exhausted. You guys

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are the first people I've spoken to all morning. You

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have that morning voice. I had a meeting this story

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and I straight up was like, I'm not really available

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right now. I'll just be honest, but yeah, no, I

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just like this morning I woke up. I don't know why,

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but doing fourth of July on a Tuesday is something

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about it. Yeah, it's not okay. This doesn't feel like

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it should be happening right now, So it doesn't feel

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like we should be recording a podcast right now. To

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be honest, I would have preferred to have the fifth

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off than the third m because I get a little

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Monday having Yeah, having your Fourth of July feel like

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a Sunday. Yeah, it was a little bit weird, and

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I was. It definitely threw a wrench of Mike ears,

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but anyway, it is what. It didn't stop the neighborhood

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from exploding though with constant fireworks. Yeah did you guys

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find and Jack? I know you're out of town because

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I follow all your sort of doings on your wife's

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Instagram and my leavings like everything. I know everything Jack

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wears and does. Um how did I look this weekend?

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Off had at one point? Anyway, I'm such a fucking

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weirdos there was there was I talk to you about

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it off offline. But Miles, did you know there was

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sort of a haze over La last night? Was that

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the fireworks? I don't know. They we had like a

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terrible air quality warning, right, but also for the amount

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of fireworks that were going off, I would believe that

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is just residual gun powder or something air because I

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it was wild last night, even when it wasn't going

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up like immediately around me, off in the distance, it

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was right. Yeah, so yeah, this morning it looked fucking Yeah.

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You look at the weather report and it's just icon

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like little fireworks. Yeah, yeah, well I was like trying

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that last night. When I was driving home, I was like,

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there is a serious haze over the city of la

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Is it fireworks or are we just having like a

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weird overcast moment? In my mind? Is really up right

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boxing the shit out of this town right now? That's right? No,

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that was not the no, But it felt like there

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was like a sort of like post sort of firework haze.

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Oh there was. For sure. There was a stench where

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all up in my backyard from just the neighborhood fireworks.

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So I don't know, there's always just an emotional hangover

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from the fireworks because they're so fun and so just

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you know, I live and die with each one of

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those bang bangs going off. So do you sell it?

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Like do you wear red white? I'm curious as somebody

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who's like a new father and is very cynical towards

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the United States, like I was very split on how

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to celebrate, but like, do you I was like, dress

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him up like wearing red, white and blue or some shit,

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or do I tell him this country? You know, this

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country hates you, right. I didn't know which way to

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play it, So we went not white and blue. Yeah,

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we we didn't really do much, but we were just

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kind of chilling. So no, we didn't. We didn't dress

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them up like Uncle Sam this year. Yeah, and what

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point should I tell my child that this country hates him?

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I mean I would start. I was just start sort

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of whispering sweet nothings, but like, oh, cub baby, you

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need to understand you just country is not really for you.

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But oh you sort of like kind of start like that, right, okay, yeah,

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slowly turn the volume. Yeah, and then you him literally

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a problem by Kardergarten. Oh yeah, yeah, Yeah, he's gonna

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he'll be able to recite every rage against the machine

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there by the time he's five. Yeah. Yeah, it's it's

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that's that's guarantees. You need him some child to be

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like do you want to play in the sandbox with me?

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And he's like the thing you need to understand about

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sand is and then some sort of you know, like

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political tribe about Yeah exactly, go on, yes, okay, I will.

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I'm in my effort to make the most annoying child

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on eat just I'm drunk dealings bad. Have you seen

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the import export of sand manand wants you to play

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in here. Okay, who do you think breaks those rocks

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into little tiny sand colonels? Nah, that can't be grains

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of sand anyways, Anna, we are thrilled to have you.

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Thank you so much for joining us. We're gonna get

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to know you a little bit better in a moment. First,

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here are some things we're talking about. We're gonna talk

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about that Ron de Santa's campaign video that dropped over

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the weekend. That is like getting onto into the like surreal, bad,

08:10

psychedelic experience levels of just openly embracing fascism. Also like

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he doesn't I don't know. I like, I think here's

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your problem. I say, as you diagnosed his campaign that's

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falling apart. Yeah, it's a it's a mess. He did

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come out as an alligator man. Yeah, he's a big

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alligator guy. He's a you know, both Trump and Biden

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our laser eyes guys. They're like dark Biden dark Trump

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things are laser shooting out of their eyes. He came

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out with lightning coming out of his eyes. Yeah, so

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that's that's something he's trying to differentiate himself. There. We'll

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talk about that. We'll talk about summer of the Shark

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Part two. That's it's happening. It's all over the baby,

08:52

It's happening. That's happening, folks. Miles going to do a

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little TikTok check in for us. We're gonna talk about

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two TikTok trends, Zellennials and a girl Dinner. Yeah, did

09:03

not know what they were. So now we we're gonna

09:05

talk about the Barbie movie. We're gonna talk about all

09:07

sorts of all sorts of ship plenty more. But first,

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I don't know. We do like to ask our guests,

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what is something from your search history? Uh? Yeah, So

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I've really gotten into um Architectural Digest Okay, and it's

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sort of it's not even that like I got into

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it as more of they sent me six hundred emails.

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So now I'm just into it out of just like

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the four like just just just because I opened my email,

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I'm like, I guess I do need to know about

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Diane Keaton's real estate before well, you know, So that's

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sort of where I'm at right now. But this morning,

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because I was having such a little morning, I really

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couldn't even really I woke up and couldn't really remember

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who I was up. I opened my email and started

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reading all these sort of arc debt digest arc arcs

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digs ort to like, uh, you know, the emails they

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sent out. And the first one really caught my eye

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because I said, inside Nick Cannon's wide ranging real estate portfolio.

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And then and then the subtext, which is not the

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subtext whatever the you know, the subhead line. The subtext

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is very clear, but um it said, the multi hyphen

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itt and father of twelve has a pension for buying

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properties for the people he loves. Now, that is an

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incredible way I'm putting that the man has twelve kids

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and needs to buy twelve homes houses like for the

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like the mothers of his children. Basically, I mean, look,

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it dates back from two thousand and two, like when

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he likes kind of had his breakout moment in drub line,

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drub line, drub line, Yeah, July fifth or July fourth,

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But so from drum line, you know, it starts and

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talks about the houses he built, but then like as

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you go on and sort of more kids start appear, right, sorry,

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just the whole article. I was sitting there like, huh, well, yeah,

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it makes sense that he would have a big portfolio

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of homes. He doesn't really have a choice. I did

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read that he has a nursery in his office building.

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I just read this, like in the first paragraph, a

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neon lit room with tumbling mats, a ballpit and toy instruments.

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Well wait, neon lights like neon like bar lighting. I guess. Okay, yeah,

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because he has most of they said, Yeah, the father

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of twelve children, many of whom are less than one

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year old. Yeah, we remember, we were here. The last

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couple of year has been like another oh another, okay,

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another one. Yeah, his publicist is working hard. Like there's

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been multiple headlines about Nick Cannon like that are like

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his his media empire. And I think there was one

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in Forbes maybe, or like one of one of those

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his love of pseudoscience. But anyway, sure he has a

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penchant for buying homes for the ones he loved. Just

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say it what it is, like, just say like, the

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man has a penchant for, you know, sort of having

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multiple baby mamas. And that's fine, but like, don't try

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and sugarcoat why he owns so much property. Let's be real. Yeah,

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this has a lot of obligations. He's got a lot

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of tables. Man. Yeah, he's got a lot of tables

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and that's fine. Yeah, good for him. He's an arc digest.

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What's something you think is overrated? Oh? Overrated? Um? Actually,

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you know what. Here's the thing. I've had multiple sort

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of emotional reactions. First, sort of the the viral marketing

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of the Grimace shake situation. I was like, oh my god,

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this is genius, this is hilarious. Those kids they're all dead,

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you know. And then after a while I saw about

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seventeen hundred more bootleg versions of that video, and I

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started to be like, Okay, you guys, you're not all dead. Okay,

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you're all fine. It's just the sugary purple drink row

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lax which you could possibly be dead of. Is how

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much this viral marketing is now too much? Okay? So

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that's sort of now. I'm kind of like I started

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out being like, l O L it makes no sense.

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How would a tape from Goodwill already have this footage

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on it? Right? Like that means like that tape there

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are Ye for tv cam was bought and donated within

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a twenty four hours here. Yeah yeah yeah, I was

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like what what like that shake just came out who

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had the time to already do this anyway, And now

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it's like every influencer or YouTube star or I don't

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even know twitch star is now being killed by this shake.

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And I'm like, okay, it is well too cute eighteen

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in a row. I'm not buying it. You're like, oh,

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I was really holding out for there to be a

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real epidemic of deaths from this milkshake. I guess not.

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It's like any but that's like kind of how TikTok is.

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At first, I would be like, wait, this person is

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just doing the other person's bit, and you realize it's

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more just about participating in the thing that's happening at

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the time, versus being like, this is not originality in

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its highest form. This is merely another iteration of the

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previous trend I've seen. Yeah, it's fun to see the

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build on it. Justin let's take it from the top.

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I'll do a different AKA. Let's uh started over. Okay, Oh,

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because no, I thought that AKA was incredible. Okay, No,

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he'd get me wrong. She was texting, She's like, is

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he okay, Yeah, while you were singing drooling from the

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mouth the other night, I had like at tennis Monday

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night before the day before fourth of July. I had

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a really great shot and uh, I screamed it was

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grims And I don't know why I did that because

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I had been at McDonald's earlier that day. Yeah. Yeah,

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so it's sort of like it just sort of came

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out of me. Every person looked at me with the

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grimmace chick. You. Viral marketing is truly an incredible art form. Okay,

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I guess I gotta give it to them. This is

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one of those things where it was it's not that

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it was intentionally viral, because people are like, this thing's

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fucking weird, and then it came now talking about it, Yeah,

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because we're still trying to figure out what McDonald's how

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they officially feel about people being like it's basically grimace

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ejaculating into a cup and you eat it and you die.

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That's hilarious that you think McDonald's isn't secretly behind all this,

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right are then I'm gonna soothe we have to sue

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them because we were who we were calling it Grimace

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come before anybody. Yeah. Yeah, that's sort of on you

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for thinking that, like, like, original ideas are still a thing.

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Like there's this there's a flow chart somewhere that just

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says podcasters call it polemist come in like one of

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the things. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think it's their own idea.

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L O L L Well, okay, sure, Bud, that's hilarious.

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We have been in your head for years now. Back

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at your old emails. You're like, Wow, you won't grimace

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when you come into our restaurants, And I'm like, what

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different ways? It's like the rehearsal episode where he's like, wow,

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gunpowder is from China. Yea, these curse the Chinese forever

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inventing gunpowder? Can I just I justly give one shout

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out to a woman I play tennis with, absolutely lovely soul.

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Her name is Nadia. She went everyone else knows what

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I'm talking about. When I saw that, she turns and goes,

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what's a grimace? And I gotta say, God, bless you

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Nadia for just being a real human being so deeply oddline.

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She's like a physician, physician's assistant. She's a wonderful people,

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one of my favorite people. I played times. But her

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genuine reaction to what's like what yeah? And I was,

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it's like, you stay here because but also, Ana, you

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did the weirdest thing by its claiming it was gimmis Grimace. Wait,

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how what was the shot? Like the returning like a serve,

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Like it was like a nice drop shot you hit,

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Like what exactly what what are we talking here? Is

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it like an Angels in the Outfield situation where Grimace's

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spirit came over you and like helped you do the

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awesome shot? No, I don't even I don't. I honestly

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don't know why I yelled it. It was a small

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class of like sort of like the um, like the

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main crew of tennis players. So it was just like

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a very fun class. Yeah, and it's just sort of

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a moment like everyone was like cheering for me, and

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in a moment I just yelled it was Grimace. I

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honestly don't know. That's how sort of good viral marketing is.

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I don't really know where it came from. Yeah, I'm

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a product of my generation. Okay, oh yeah, tries to

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branches Cliff to have balanches Grimace. It was Grimma. Sorry,

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it's not Grimmas did it. It's it was it was Grimaces.

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Grimmas who did it? I haven't had a Grimace shake.

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I don't know. I just started not really drawn to

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sort of like Jack after from Yeah, I haven't been

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backs is something that you think is underrated, underrated, underrated, underrated, underrated. Yeah,

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that's a good one, sort of like, uh, this is

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something because I was just at my parents house and

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I have this fight with my dad every time I

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go home. It's sort of like a comfortable bed m

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because my dad is at that point now where everything

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has to be the firmest thing you've ever fucking touched.

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I'm sorry, firm beds, I'll burn you all to the ground.

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What the fuck? How firm are we talking? Can you

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sit on this bed? And you're like is this a bench?

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Like it isredible? Yeah? What my dad thinks he's getting

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away within this house of his Wow, and what do

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you say? You're like, is this for real? And then

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what is what's his response? He's like, it's good for you. Yeah.

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He goes like, well, my I have back pain, and

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it's like that's cool. So why is it now almost

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in every guest room as well, because you think all

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your guests have back pain? Right right? He likes to

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explore all the beds, you know, take a little well,

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here's the thing. I bought a foam topper for the

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one in my room because I was like, when I'm here,

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I'm not sleeping on a bench. I was like, I

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am your child, okay, like you brought me into this world.

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I will not sleep on a bench. And so, but

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then this time I went in and I was like,

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where's my foam topper on this bed that you shouldn't? Like?

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Why are even around this bed? And he goes, well,

19:48

sometimes I sleep in this bed, and I go, why

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are you sleeping in this bed? Eddie basically was like, well,

19:53

I don't know. Your mom isn't really like me around,

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which I was like, fair, fair, fair, because you have

19:59

sleep you have undiagnosed sleep apnea and refused to acknowledge it.

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But yeah, and so and then and you know, so

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we sort of kind of got into it, and I'm

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just like, come on, get at least like if you

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need to get a good middle, Like, you can't just

20:17

force people to sleep on a firm you gotta give

20:21

them something. I love a firm bed topped with a

20:24

soft like firm but soft, you know what I mean,

20:27

Like that like firmness underneath feels like you're being held

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by a giant. Yeah, but like a level of cushion

20:34

you just yeah, I just want to I don't want

20:37

like sort of like my hip and like because I'm

20:39

a side sleeper, so when I sleep on a firm bed,

20:42

it's like I'm being beat up. Yeah, I wake up

20:45

in pain. Yeah, you're not fair. You never want to

20:49

like be like tired, and you're like, oh, let me

20:50

get in this bed and you hop in and just

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like oh, it's like all angles. You're like, that's not cool.

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Get us a good comfortable underrated, a good comfortable bed

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that doesn't feel like a bench and doesn't and it's

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not stinky either. Yeah, you definitely don't want to be Okay,

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I don't know what else. I don't want steering wheels anyway,

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sor right, I gotta go. Let's uh, let's take a

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quick break and we'll come back and talk about Randa

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Santis run de Santis, rand Santos, r Randy Santos, Randy Santos,

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Randy said, and we're back and we're talking. Randy Santos

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love Randy Santos Ran Ran Randy, that's what we're gonna

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be saying in a couple of months that he ran

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for president, He's not run anymore. This guy his campaigns

21:58

in trouble folk. I don't know. This is one of

22:02

the weirder campaign videos. It's very extremely online, extremely TikTok.

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If people had things to do over the weekend, God

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bless you, did you see? Yes, And let's be real,

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it's just one of those Grimma shake viral market does

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turn into a Grimma shake viral marketing thing. But yeah,

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like over the weekend, his campaign puts out this video.

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It says, the tweet said, to wrap up quote Pride month,

22:30

let's hear from the politician who did more than any

22:33

other Republican to celebrate it. And they they kick it off.

22:37

They're juxtaposing this montage of Donald Trump basically saying like

22:41

he's indifferent to LGBTQ people, uh and saying like he

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didn't care what bathroom like Caitlyn Jenner user shit like that,

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and then they juxtapose that I'm just gonna I'm just

22:53

gonna play a little bit of it, so you just

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hear this like weird, fucking macho turn. It takes suddenly

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where they go like they're basically trying to paint Trump

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is like this pro LGBTQ president with like rainbow filter

23:04

over everything. And then we get that fucking alpha male

23:07

hit of content right after Yes, she makes America sick.

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No No, Chad DeSantis, Christian Bale, we got Wow. DeSantis

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shuts down school's drag shows, anti drug laws, sat PRI canceled.

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This governor does not care what the fuck. First of all,

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if anyone who's on TikTok at all, you've probably heard

23:37

that with so many weird like macho alpha man memes

23:41

and shit. But it over you know, me on Instagram

23:44

and pictures with me and my family over the weekend.

23:47

I mean, I will say, like, it's pretty incredible because

23:50

it hasn't me thinking of so much random shit, right,

23:53

I sort of lost with the point of the video. Yeah,

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it's truly likely. It's again for people don't realize that.

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It sounded just so hard to follow, But the whole

24:03

point was to say, essentially, the distillation is Donald Trump

24:07

loves gay people. Rhonda Santis hates them. That whoa because

24:14

like it's so he looks like fucking aggro. Then there's

24:16

like buff guys that are greased up. You see Brad

24:20

Pitt's Achilles from the movie Troy pe Blinders. I know

24:24

it's over to like call everything homo erotic, but it

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is like him being mean to trans people and gay

24:33

people while like just showing gratuitous footage of like the

24:37

hot hot dudes. Yeah, just like gripped hot dudes next

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to him, which I don't know what like it. I

24:46

understand what they're trying, like they're trying to do a

24:48

j extaposition that it's associates it in your mind, but

24:54

like textually and like logically it doesn't make any sense.

24:57

Well what their social media person is just using like

25:00

a format of TikTok to just be like X and y.

25:04

But yes, when you're doing like policy, it just comes off.

25:08

So it normally be like this is how like you know,

25:10

like some beta dude would like shoot a basketball, but

25:13

here's how the alpha bro would do it. And they're like, whoa,

25:16

this guy is tough, but this one is just so

25:19

weird because you're like, and this guy's a hateful fun

25:22

and that's supposed to get people all raw rod about it. Yeah,

25:28

it's yeah, it's very unapologetic, earnest and but like an

25:32

earnest embrace of like things that are like people I

25:36

don't think people like ultimately, I don't know, like Patrick

25:40

Bateman and an American Psycho is or like I think

25:44

later there's Leonardo DiCaprio and Wolf of Wall Street, like

25:48

these are satirical embodiments of like the excesses of like

25:51

America and capitalism, and like he's just like, no, that

25:56

shit is cool, Like I he doesn't have a sense

25:59

of human or so it's just this weird thing. Like

26:01

that's the thing that he lacks next to Trump, is

26:04

like he doesn't have any sense of like humor about him.

26:10

But like mainly it just reveals the problem, like his

26:12

campaign is trying to be both more extreme than Trump

26:17

and also like the more reasonable alternative. Right, Yeah, I

26:22

don't know. I mean this guy, but then there's like

26:26

it's just weird that you're going after like a smaller

26:29

portion of the electorate by running to the right of Trump,

26:32

you know what I mean. You're like, that's that's how

26:34

he's differentiating, And yeah, I don't know. I mean, like

26:38

I'm I guess I'm glad that this guy turned out

26:40

to be way less savvy than like I had thought initially,

26:43

because at first I was like, this guy might not

26:45

make the same mistakes Trump will, but he just made

26:48

the worst calculation miscalculation by being like, I'm gonna like

26:52

the GOP's problem right now is that all of the

26:56

all of the policies are seen as bigoted and we're

26:58

marching towards fascism. That it's a huge negative. So I'm

27:01

just gonna dive head first into that and see if

27:03

that helps. I would say he is sort of kind

27:07

of nailing that, Like what is it? Wow, I can't

27:10

even remember the word when you're like it's like you're

27:14

you're creating this sort of world and it's like all

27:16

this images are flashing before you. So it is again,

27:19

I can't stop going to viral marketing where he's like

27:22

inceptioning us. Yeah yeah, like the Ludovico treatment from Clockwork Orange.

27:28

Yeah yeah, Like where he's trying to almost make us

27:30

think that he has a six pack. Do you get that?

27:34

Like it's kind of working the way where he's like,

27:36

I'm round santis, I hate gay people trumps gay people.

27:39

And by the way, the most important fact is that

27:41

I have a six pack, and you need a president

27:43

who needs a six pack. And if you don't have

27:44

a president who needs a six pack then you love

27:46

gay people and you're like what, because it would have

27:48

totally made sense if there was Like it would have

27:51

fit perfectly if it's a desantist is ched earlier. Yeah,

27:55

like something just like flashing text on the screen like

27:58

it's so yeah, it's just so cynical and like openly

28:02

so yeah. And by the end, I was literally like, wait,

28:05

did Ron de Santa star in three hundred? Like I

28:08

couldn't remember anymore, like where I was. And I think

28:11

that's actually kind of a genius move by him, even

28:13

though like we as like normal folk can see through

28:16

sort of the bullshit. Like I think it works really

28:18

well for his base because they start to be like

28:21

he has a six pack, My president needs a six pack,

28:24

and the Trump no six pack easy stage, all right,

28:30

then all right Trump, lift your shirt off, then buddy,

28:32

six pack off right now. That's and if he does

28:35

like six packs, boom, he loves gays and it's like,

28:40

I don't know, man, perfect triangulation, perfect triangulation. That's what

28:44

I got from all about fascists and bodybuilding too, like

28:48

that yes, yeah, like that music with the body building,

28:51

like something about the like power and like desexualized nudity,

28:55

Like really really they love that ship well anything really do.

29:00

So much of the imagery has to carken back to

29:03

traditional gender roles too. Yeah, yeah, that's a huge They're

29:07

not saying it out loud, but that's what they all

29:09

say to each other, is like, we need to go

29:11

back to the fucking twenties basically, and men need to

29:15

be fucking men again. I don't know what happened to

29:17

men and women got to get back in that damn kitchen, like,

29:21

and that's sort of what all their policies they're trying

29:23

to like nudge society back in that direction. But again,

29:27

just I don't know, use just shit post your way

29:30

to masculinity with these cool It does seem to be

29:33

his theory of on the case is that like he

29:36

can just ship post his way, and like I think

29:39

he saw the Trump's power comes from his like willingness

29:43

to like go far, and so he's like, well we

29:46

need like that seems to be the one ingredient that

29:48

he's like not willing to lose as he takes like

29:51

further develops this campaign. Is like He's just going to

29:54

keep going further and further, even though he has to

29:56

have like so many advisors, being like, no, just be

30:00

the jet bush, be the reasonable guy. He's like, I'm

30:03

not gonna win. He has advisors. I mean, nobody's probably

30:07

telling him the truth, but yeah, he's probably I think

30:09

he's mostly advisors. I think he's like a composite of

30:13

a bunch of advisors. Everyone says he's like a robot,

30:17

like he doesn't have any personality, but I think, yeah,

30:19

it's this is This is just on top of two

30:22

all the stories you're reading about how in Florida they're

30:24

losing a lot of money because conventions are just fucking

30:28

not going to like places like Orlando or Miami because

30:32

like like it's a big draw for like international or

30:35

national organizations to be like and here's our convention in

30:38

Orlando or whatever. They're losing like millions of dollars like constantly,

30:43

as people are like, ah, yeah, actually that thing that

30:45

was gonna bring fifteen thousand people there, Nah, not gonna

30:48

do it because either a their organization is like diametrically

30:51

opposed to his policies, or even if they're not political,

30:54

they're just like nah, we'd rather not even like invite

30:56

any criticism of being associated with the state, So I

31:00

don't know. I don't think he even cares anyway, because

31:02

like I think he's he's following the example of many others.

31:05

You can shit post your way into the fucking halls

31:08

of power basically in this country if you if you

31:10

do it cleverly enough. There's also the picture of he

31:14

and Casey DeSantis on a beach where like he's in

31:20

shorts and like a baggy shirt and just looks like,

31:23

you know, a guy in his mid thirties who is

31:28

in a fraternity and people. I think it went viral

31:30

because people pointed out that that they are walking on

31:34

the beach and there are no footsteps behind them. It

31:37

looks like a fake ad, for like when SNL does

31:41

fake ads. Yeah, this feels exactly like. Also, his wife

31:45

doesn't have feet. Yeah, his wife is like stepping on

31:48

her dress or is just she has material has one leg, Yes,

31:54

that's in the center of her body. Guys, right, leg

31:57

cocked like he knows how to walk. But it based

32:02

on the fact that there are no footsteps in the picture,

32:06

it would appear what is that saying. I just think

32:09

that this would He needs to get tougher than this.

32:13

Image would be my reaction. My guess is that his

32:17

campaign like saw this and we're like, oh no, no, no, no,

32:20

this guy, dude, this guy does not evoke lightning coming

32:23

out of his eyes. No. So but like, you know,

32:25

it's like one set of footprints because like God was

32:28

carrying you orver the hell? So like what if what

32:30

does zero set of footprints say that you're both not human? Yeah,

32:36

that you walk backwards on the beach, that you're lizard people,

32:39

which is another thing I think people are overlooking. One

32:41

of the last frames of is Rhonda Santis as a

32:45

gator mouthed fucking like humanoid, like I don't even know.

32:50

So then he's also saying, I'm also in the I'm

32:53

in the I'm in the swamp lands, trying to bite

32:56

off your feet like a little alligator, Like what who

32:59

are you? Are you speaky blinders? Are you gator man?

33:02

Are you into buff guys? Ron? Help us here? But yeah,

33:07

I feel strong drink of Steve Irwin? Yeah, yeah, probably,

33:13

And were you thinking like the word you think it

33:15

was like splicing, Like he's like splicing, like almost splicing

33:18

these frames in so like we're not registering them, but

33:21

we're like making those associations. We're like, wait, did you

33:25

have a six pack in that one frame? Maybe? Yeah.

33:27

I think splicing it's a word for like sort of

33:29

like creating like a sort of propaganda and while simultaneously

33:34

like inceptioning people with like content. I forget what how

33:41

editing that? Yeah? Anyways, Yeah, with like a club beat

33:44

that you could potentially here at a gay club. Yeah,

33:49

I feel like that is the song that you would

33:50

hear at a like gay club in Berlin in a

33:54

nineteen eighties movie, you know, or like like a movie,

33:57

like an action movie. They'd be like, oh, this second

34:00

track that that plays in that video. Yeah, yeah, because

34:03

that's like has this like like fonk genre field. Anyway,

34:08

it's all detuned MIDI cowbells for all the music nerds

34:11

out there. All right, well, don't get distracted by de santists,

34:15

because we have big news that is super real and

34:19

very important that everybody should be paying attention to him.

34:21

That is that the Summer of the Shark is back, baby,

34:26

Summer of the Shark part two. I remember there was

34:29

a news story a couple of weeks back that tipped.

34:32

They were like it was like a weird non story,

34:35

but they were like, yeah, the ocean's full of sharks,

34:38

you guys, there's a lot of shit out there. Yeah.

34:42

It was like something about how like environmentalism has made

34:45

it so that the seeds are like just swarming with

34:48

sharks and we might be in for a the Summer

34:51

of the Shark, if you'll remember, that was on the

34:55

front page of Time magazine when nine to eleven happened.

34:57

They were calling it the Summer of the Shark because

35:00

there were like a couple of high profile shark attacks

35:03

that summer. Right, So now we're getting news stories about

35:07

how an aggressive shark sent a swimmer fleeing in shallow

35:12

Florida waters, So like that that is just a person

35:16

saw a shark and moved away from the shark, is

35:19

the news story. But it's like on the front page

35:21

of Drudge. My mother in law recently told me that

35:25

she was in Florida and like, for the first time,

35:28

like the lifeguards are like screaming shark and I wanted

35:30

to get out. Oh really, Yeah, I mean, maybe there's

35:33

something to this, but maybe she could have been that

35:36

woman they're referencing. Yeah, no, one, I don't know, it's possible,

35:40

but yeah, so I've heard Florida shark stories this week.

35:44

I think there's I think there's also something to do

35:47

with it in the same way that we started seeing

35:50

a lot of balloons, like spy balloons, once we heard

35:55

that there was a spy balloon, and like once we

35:58

turned our technology to catching this spy balloons. I'm just

36:01

gonna read a paragraph from us one of the stories

36:04

that they're linking off to to be like sharks, sharks

36:07

are back in their pits. Quote this morning, prior to

36:10

lifeguards going on duty and our authorizing swimming, we had

36:13

a complete drone patrol and right here in front of

36:17

Field three, we saw a school of sharks. There were

36:20

approximately fifty sand sharks there. The beach was closed and

36:25

oh yeah, so this is Charles Gorman, New York State

36:29

Parks Regional Director. And then the beach was closed once

36:33

more after a possible shark sighting, but officials determined it

36:36

was a dolphin. So but also like sand sharks, like

36:40

you have with a sand shark to Yeah, I was

36:43

into sharks. I'm like sand shark you have to like

36:46

step on it to get bit by a sand shark

36:48

kind of thing. So I like that they're also just

36:50

observing things like, yeah, they live there, but they're not

36:52

the kinds that typically are attacking people. And the fact

36:55

that we now do thorough drone patrols and report if

36:58

we see a single shark where they live to like

37:03

a media that is like very eagle to gobble up

37:05

anything with the word shark in it probably has something

37:08

to do with this being a trending story. So Jack,

37:10

it's not so in your estimation it is not the

37:13

Summer of the Shark or you're all in because I

37:15

know you love sharks. I pray for it to be

37:17

the Summer of the Shark. Two thousand and one was

37:19

the Summer of the Shark, whether it was an important

37:22

news story or not. Time magazine declared it such, So

37:25

I I think we might be into it in for

37:28

another one of those where people are just sort of

37:31

sublimating their residual anxiety over the state of the world

37:34

into being afraid of sharks. Oh okay, yeah, yeah, that's fair. Although,

37:39

but you're you're one of the few people who like

37:41

wants to get their whole ship wants to get eaten

37:42

by a shark. Yeah, yeah, fully, So that's why that's

37:46

why you're in the East coast. You heard that's the

37:47

more sharks that are going out there. Man, got a

37:50

lot of sharks that here. All right, should we take

37:52

another break and come back and talk TikTok? Yeah, talk

37:56

and talk all yeah, We'll be right back and we're

38:10

back miles. It's time to check in with the TikTok

38:14

folks on TikTok. A couple of buzz words out there.

38:18

You pay attention to TikTok on him m hmmm. Are

38:21

you a millennial? What a millennial? Who's really into Vladimir Zelinski? No, no, no, no,

38:30

son So the first thing I saw on Zone skannial.

38:38

But yeah, buckle up because it's time to get hip

38:41

with the kids on TikTok's. So there is one thing

38:44

that people are talking about. Zellennial are like these the

38:48

people who straddle both gen z and millennials loosely born

38:52

between nineteen ninety and two thousand. So that's you anna

38:55

do you do you do you see yourself as a

38:57

millennial or a zellennial? Oh no, I'm definitely millennial energy

39:02

Yeah yeah, yeah, okay, because there are certain that kids

39:06

these days right like shake thing. So I feel like

39:12

we're seeing some generation drift here because like gen Z

39:17

is late nineties, Like I feel like this is a

39:20

story written by millennials who want to be gen Z. Well, no,

39:23

this is well apparently, so what happened? A lot of

39:25

gen Z people are like they say, I could clock

39:27

a millennial from okay, fucking five hundred yards away. It's

39:31

mostly gen Z kids that are observing it. Okay, it's

39:35

more that like they're like one person's like they wear

39:37

straight leg pants, not skinny jeans like a real millennial.

39:42

But they also may wear baggy or gen Z type pants,

39:45

and I'm like, okay, that's not really the best indicator.

39:48

Then are also like one of interesting was like they

39:50

post pictures of themselves having funds with their friends. Millennials

39:54

just do the selfie. It's the solo plural with their

39:58

friends oh oh yeah, oh yeah, having a lot of funds. Uh.

40:02

And then so zellennials do the fun with the friends.

40:05

Regular millennials with selfie selfie? What does gen Z do

40:10

just very just yeah or out of out like blurry

40:14

photos because I'm not pressed by this, Okay, I'm just

40:18

taking pictures. I'm in the moment that with obscure caption

40:23

absolutely or like two emoji or whatever, you know what

40:26

I mean, But I have nothing to do with whatever

40:28

the pictures are. Um And then another one is like

40:31

basically saying like these like zillennials are like terminally online

40:34

like most young people, but also remember the days of

40:37

renting physical media a Blockbuster. And ultimately it just feels

40:41

like it's very difficult to define what, like what these

40:45

in between generation people are. You kind of just are

40:48

firmly in one or the other. I feel like, I

40:49

don't know as I find myself being a quote geriatric millennial,

40:54

as like the oldest cohort of millennials. But I don't

40:57

look at it as me being like which side am

40:59

I I'm like, I think I'm just like the kid

41:02

that was held back a bunch in the class. So

41:04

I'm older than everybody. Yeah yeah, energy from you? Oh

41:08

yeah yeah? I mean what jen x habits do I

41:10

have except for wanting to do cocaine and hack computers

41:13

all the time? Yeah, those tiny little hacker glasses you wear?

41:17

Oh yeah. I will say I think fashion is not

41:19

a good indicator because fashion the trends sort of transcend age,

41:25

you know what. I mean like, yeah, you're remotely interested

41:29

in fashion. You will always follow the trends regardless of age.

41:32

Oh yeah, yeah, my cargo pants I wear now. And

41:34

while I'm in dad mode, baggy is shit because I'm like,

41:37

you know what, if we're going back to it, let's

41:39

get baggy again. But yeah, it's not. But if a

41:42

kid asked me, like, who you know my favorite artist

41:45

would be, I'm like, Missy misdemeanor, Elliott, what, Oh, my

41:51

grandma's favorite singer. She ain't a singer, she's hip hop. Okay,

41:55

you know what I mean. Yeah, she does sing a

41:56

little bit, but she does a lot of other things.

41:58

So yeah, we talk about how like the different classes are,

42:01

like you're only aware of the class that's like directly

42:04

above you and directly below you. And like this this

42:08

story is like so far out of my range that

42:11

it's nothing. None of this is real to me. I

42:13

don't know who any of these people are. Wow, Elliot

42:17

is I don't know? I've never heard of Blockbuster? Yeah

42:21

I was on the Type Max tapes. Yeah I get

42:24

I used to rent those, would you? But do you

42:27

think of yourself as gen X Jack? Uh? Yeah? I do?

42:31

So this is like that's what when I was saying

42:33

that there's like some creep happening here. I remember like

42:36

when it was cool to be a millennial. I think

42:38

a lot of like gen X people who were like

42:41

I I'm late gen X and like I'm I was

42:44

born in eighty so. But then like people were like, no,

42:48

you're actually an elder millennial and I was like, yes, yeah,

42:52

I'm an elder millennial. I want that. But yeah, I

42:56

think I'm just like I think that's more people wanting

43:01

to be young who are creating these new categories. Yeah,

43:06

I mean, I think gen Z has a pension for

43:08

really good marketing and labeling things that like already like

43:12

we we just know to be true. Like Choogie was

43:14

just like whoa, what is that? Like you know, just

43:16

that's what they're calling the ship that we do. Oh okay, okay,

43:19

it's not like a whole like you know, system of thinking.

43:23

The other thing that I came across and Becca Superduce

43:26

Rebecca was also helped me understand was girl Dinner, which,

43:30

as I saw, I was like, oh, these are nice

43:32

CHARCOUTERI plates that people are putting together, but no, Girl

43:35

Dinner was just you know, a way for women to

43:39

just throw something together to eat in a way that

43:42

is low effort and not having to cook for yourself

43:45

or guests or a partner or something like that, and

43:47

just indulge in some of your favorite foods you have

43:49

lying around in a nice, beautifully arranged plate. But to actually,

43:53

I now see why I don't identify as a millennial

43:56

because I'm actually gen z because this is totally amazing.

44:01

You love that plate full of barata. So some of

44:03

these people have like their plates are they look like

44:07

full on charcouterie boards. And I thought I thought that

44:10

was like the fucking whack thing to do was to

44:12

be into charcoutery. That was like a very millennial thing.

44:15

But I guess we're coming full circle and just cobbling

44:17

together again what I call just cobbling shit together that

44:21

you have to make a meal because you don't want

44:22

to cook. But I get it. This has been branded

44:25

something a little bit different. This Uh, these girl dinners

44:29

look like they took eight hours to make. Oh, the

44:32

way they're arranged, it's for the vibes, you know. Obviously,

44:37

TikTok ification of dinner is a very fascinating thing because

44:42

a real girl dinner is me. I cut bree up

44:45

a little two large pieces. I put on that. I

44:49

put that on the on the bread. I throw it

44:51

on on a pan, and then I eat it right

44:53

over the pan while being like wait, wait, wait when

44:59

exactly wait, No, you're all cheese with Oh I thought

45:09

you were just had like loose bready like and I

45:11

gotta eat it over this hot pan. That's what I'm saying. Yes,

45:15

I mean, but I'm making like an open face sort

45:17

of like grilled cheese with presto on it, but like

45:20

it's kind of like what am I doing rather? And

45:25

then I'll eat, Like I'll just grab a cucumber, just

45:27

eat the cucumber and that's dinner. Maybe. Yeah. Mine is

45:30

loose turkey slices with like a block of like cheddar cheese.

45:35

I got that's like slightly fancier because it's like got

45:38

that more tang to it, like when it's English cheddar. Uh.

45:41

Then probably like loose pickles kim che always because I

45:45

always have to have kimchi and my refrigerator. Uh and

45:49

what the fuck was oh? And like whatever loose dips

45:51

I get from like Trader jokes, Yeah, get some dips

45:54

on there, but I would never put them on the

45:56

same plate together. That I would so much rather have

46:02

like the ingredients of a sandwich with pretzels as the

46:07

bread instead of like having the like a sandwich with

46:12

with do you do that you put a little you

46:13

put a little dollable mustard, like some dipping mustard, yet

46:17

mustard on the side, and then that can you know,

46:20

because those pretzels work with hummus too, so I can

46:23

I can start working that into the action and it's

46:25

just a it's kind of a non ending, never ending

46:29

grazing thing, whereas the sandwich. Once you eat the sandwich,

46:32

you're done. But yeah, like the open endedness. Yeah, well

46:37

you know again like this isn't without controversy either, because

46:40

you know, there's like also a very unhealthy trend of

46:42

posting like you know, like their own versions of a

46:45

girl dinner and ends up slight like probably promoting like

46:48

disordered eating and things like that, or just the toxic

46:51

loophole of like comparative living when people start seeing like

46:53

that's what this person needs and they look like X,

46:55

Y and Z. So again, you know, social media isn't

46:58

without it's dark sides. It turns out it's not just

47:01

all fun and games and Grimace come like when Gwyneth

47:04

Paltrow came through them, was like yeah, and then for dinner,

47:07

I like to have a nice bone broth. Oh yeah,

47:10

that's I saw a video of somebody fucking up making

47:13

bone broth on TikTok where they're straining it. But they

47:18

just dumped the contents into the sink like they didn't

47:21

have a secondary thing to catch the bone broth. They

47:23

just put a strainer over their sink and then dumped

47:25

it all out and then after like oh fuck damn,

47:30

poured out the good bit. I don't even get it.

47:32

They just threw it in the sink like they were thinking,

47:35

like when you're making pasta, you know, like you're draining

47:37

your pasta when it's like you need the whole point

47:40

was that, but you just dumped that shit and you

47:44

strained it out and then like it's just the reacting

47:46

like oh fuck, yeah, hours gone, hours gone, oh becas

47:51

all that one. See we're out here. See I'm also

47:53

gen z as well. M h, we're all gen z.

47:56

Thank you gen zex. Yeah. Can I just say I think, um,

48:02

you know, maybe I am more sellennial because I do

48:04

like to sort of engage with that content. But actually,

48:06

I'm starting to think maybe it's there is like a

48:10

fine line between like the amount of patience you have

48:13

for scrolling at your age, because I definitely I I

48:18

hit a point where TikTok where I'm like, I can't

48:20

do this anymore, Like I simply can't do it. Like

48:22

you going, sorry, do you ever scroll on TikTok to

48:26

you get the video or you're like, hey, motherfucker, you've

48:28

been scrolling a minute. I never get there. I get

48:31

there a lot. Okay, well, I never sellennial than I

48:34

am because I I lose patience, which I talk. So

48:37

I'm such a baby. We all know that I'm twenty

48:39

three years old. You know, did anybody get the Twitter

48:43

like get to the end of Twitter? No, I haven't

48:45

gotten there. I did not either, And I was like, oh,

48:48

I'm mad in theory, But damn I do. I think

48:52

it's a good thing. I think we potentially might have

48:54

like sort of a good sort of we we we stopped. Yeah, Okay,

48:58

that's enough day, that's plenty good. Gotta make him good though,

49:02

that Wow, that makes even more like picky, like, oh,

49:05

who's tweets? Am? I gonna look at it today, but

49:07

it'll be a good one you have you can choose. No,

49:11

maybe in this hypothetical future where you like choose them.

49:16

I like to be mindful about my Twitter consumption. Yes,

49:19

just like a nice dozen bone I just sip a

49:22

bone broth my twelve tweets of the day. Wow, I'm

49:29

just really surprised. None of y'all scroll to the end

49:31

like that, and I'm glad about the Did you get

49:33

to the end of Twitter? No, I get to the

49:35

end of tike I do. Like I think if you

49:38

go like an hour straight, they are like, yo yo

49:40

yo yo yo yo yo, yo, yo yo yo, what

49:42

are you doing? And I'm like, what what time is it?

49:45

And then like my baby's like a sleep in my

49:48

arms and she's like, oh my god, he's fourteen. Wow

49:51

do you scroll? And so your baby can hear TikTok? No?

49:55

I have my AirPods. Okay. I was gonna say, you

49:57

can't let your baby here. No, I'm not gonna no. No.

50:00

The whole point is having your air pods and so

50:02

you have the noise cancelation on so the baby crying

50:05

doesn't like ruin your vibe. Yeah, exactly, that's like sort

50:08

of my number one parenting role as not being a parent.

50:11

It's like, never let the baby sort of hear TikTok. No, No,

50:14

it's like a whole like like a niasma if I'm

50:18

using the right word, just sort of like you don't

50:20

really want to like the baby to hear certain words

50:22

like girl dinner or riz or sort of like you

50:24

don't want the baby to like taking these concepts just yet. Man,

50:28

the second you said my five year old had RIZ,

50:30

I went and told him and I was like, how

50:32

do we cultivate? Well? Five is fine, five is good?

50:35

Five is whore? You do? Start making them a content creator? Yeah?

50:39

Anything before that you're sick. Yeah, anything before that, I'm

50:43

just shaking my head and judging you. Son. It turns

50:46

out you have the RIZ. Yeah, I don't know what

50:50

it means, but we're gonna actually, i'll give you a four.

50:54

You can make your child the TikTok creator at four.

50:56

But as long as you have their consent, yeah, and

50:59

you're do any takes plain what consent is to them

51:01

and sort of sort of like pull up some legal documents,

51:03

make sure they sign, and then also they have their

51:05

own lawyer. To be able to go over sort of

51:08

what you are presenting them with your lawyer. So just

51:10

have like his people talk to your people and make

51:12

sure the baby is fully aware of what they are

51:14

agreeing to as a content creator. And then and only

51:18

then can you allow your baby to sort of hear

51:20

TikTok in the background. Yeah, you are going to be

51:23

like the actual living embodiment of that. Was it a

51:26

funnier diet sketch or no human giant? The shutter shutterbugs,

51:30

the people who like represent children by actors. Here's the thing.

51:36

I'm not going to see my kid, okay, because he's

51:40

gonna because my child will be so fucking booked and busy.

51:43

I won't be able to get any of the oh

51:46

you see your kid, Wow, I feel bad for your

51:48

kidding working wow. Okay, they'll be like that Atlanta episode

51:51

And I'm one of the more recent season where the

51:54

Donald Glover's baby mama, her daughter gets like put into

51:58

like this like Tyler Perry like system, and she's just

52:00

going studio to studio trying to find her daughter, and

52:02

they're like, oh no, she's already even moved to that

52:04

other show. She's starting it. She's like, what, why didn't

52:07

anyone tell me? All Right, finally Barbie movie coming. I

52:15

think people think it's going to be a big hit. Ibeheimer,

52:22

would you see both movies in one day? No? Yeah,

52:27

two movies in one day. I love movies, but I

52:29

also like something starts to feel weird being in the

52:33

movie theater that long. I've tried it before and I couldn't.

52:37

I couldn't do it. Why why would you only have

52:39

one day of fun when you could have two days

52:41

of fun? That's right? And Oppenheimer supposedly a blast. That

52:46

was a bad pun, but it's supposed to be fun,

52:48

very fun. Well, let's be real. We all want to

52:51

fuck Sillian Mathey. Yeah we do mean blind n you

52:56

got a little I don't know, I just I really

53:03

just fuck Sillian Murphy. I'm sorry, what if that was

53:06

my said? That was really upsetting the god an you

53:11

could see your saliva threading around your mouth. That's my

53:16

new man. I just want to fuck Murphy. Okay, Okay,

53:22

Well I'm so sorry to everybody, and we're gonna keep

53:29

them forward. Um. I just know I'm just saying um.

53:33

I will say like sort of the Sillian Murfaunissance through

53:36

Peaky Blinders is quite incredible, Like they brought him back

53:40

into this sort of like this because I don't know,

53:42

like I feel like you played like sort of you know,

53:44

interesting characters before, but the Peaky Blinders dude's got you.

53:50

I never wanted to be like sort of like a

53:53

I don't even know. The women are treated so poorly

53:55

in that show, Like all of a sudden, it's like,

53:58

treat me poorly, silly, Yeah, nineteen twenties that Sillian. Does

54:04

anyone actually know? I've always called him Sillian and he's

54:07

never corrected me, so, oh, you know that's on his ass.

54:10

You know him, and he didn't introduce No, I don't

54:13

know him, but it's on him if I'm pronounced wrong

54:16

to reach out. I don't know. I just think he's

54:17

so hot. And then like the idea of him now

54:20

being like Killian, Oh it is Killian. Yeah, there's no way.

54:24

I always say Sillian, and I feel like I say

54:26

it because people correct me all the time. I go, nah, okay,

54:30

it's a Killian all right, So then I have to

54:32

retake all the Killian Murphy's. I just want to fuck

54:34

Killian Murphy's until someone a pickup after I'll do a

54:39

pickup after knock at your high Who are you? And

54:42

I'm Sillian Murphy? Oh you rang? No, No, I just

54:49

want to say, like, I think it's great casting to

54:52

sort of put like Margot Robbie in a massive movie

54:54

and then Killian Murphy in another massive movie, and so

54:57

like it's almost like the like we just want to

54:59

like fu these movies. Yeah, with an atomic bomb. It's

55:04

honestly genius to bring these movies out at the same

55:08

time because we are all so horny at home that

55:11

we just want to fuck these movies. Okay, even the

55:15

people just the concept of the movie. Yeah, conceptually, Like

55:17

I've lost sort of what the movies are even about,

55:20

even though they're pretty clear, like Barbie and I like,

55:23

I'm just I want to have sex with Pink and

55:25

one with mushroom Cloud. It's kind of it's the American

55:29

It's truly the perfect Americans. Like they vibral marketing, Baby,

55:33

they did it. They're so deep in us that we're like, yes, yes, yes,

55:38

it's genius dude, Barbie and the Adam Bomb at the

55:40

same damn yes, it's literally what America is about. Bombs

55:45

and Barbie, like think about it, dude, you got it. Jack.

55:49

I'm wouldn't need you to go like a level deeper

55:51

inside yourself and really think about what they're offering us. Here.

55:55

We live in such an incredible time of sort of

55:57

content marketing. Sick, like we are so deep in that

56:03

we're like unwell, but like to a point that we're

56:05

so unwell that we're thriving, you know what I mean.

56:08

I love it. We canna be more unwell in a

56:12

better way. That's like when I hit a great fucking

56:15

shot and it just goes straight past that and it it

56:18

hits right in the corner, you scream, it was Grimace America.

56:23

That is America, Baby, whoa fifth to July. Here we are.

56:28

I just got my second win justin. I don't think

56:32

I have to tell you that there should be a

56:34

swelling orchestra behind that speech. Yeah, play that one dead

56:39

insection on TikTok. But it's true, Like am I saying

56:45

anything that's not right? Like they've nailed it. It's yeah, truly, truly,

56:50

We're gonna take this opportunity to talk about the fact

56:53

that this is one of those toy movies that we

56:57

I think covered a long time ago and We're like, man,

56:59

they they're gonna be a fucking Barbie movie. That's stupid.

57:02

We were wrong. Yeah, and they are going to They're

57:06

they're keeping coming. It's the Mattel Films has in development,

57:13

and who knows how much in development means it's going

57:15

to actually happen. But yeah, they did give Gregi Gerwig

57:18

a Barbie movie, so it seems like they're willing to

57:21

try some some weird stuff, and this is some wacky,

57:25

wild stuff coming from Mattel Studios, the Mattel Cinematic Universe.

57:30

Mattel Films has a forty five films in development. They've

57:33

announced seventeen. So one of the latest that we know

57:36

about is Lena Dunham directing Lilly Collins in the Polypocket movie. Yep,

57:41

we don't know what the vibe is of that. Then

57:44

they're making a video or film off the card game Uno,

57:48

potentially starring Lil Yachti and it's a it's a heist

57:52

movie in the hip hop scene in Atlanta. So I'm like, Okay,

57:55

if you keep doing things like this rather than being

57:57

like it's about the most high stakes game of UO

58:00

in town, then maybe you have a shot of doing

58:02

something interesting. Daniel Kaluya. They is directing a twenty four

58:06

type surreal movie about Barney. Yeah, we've covered this one before. Yeah,

58:12

which looks like it's gonna be like that. Okay, you

58:14

got something baby there. Then there's major Matt Mason. Tom

58:17

Hanks is starting in a movie about the toy that

58:19

inspired the toy that buzz Lightyear is based on. Oh boy,

58:23

that can't be true. Yes, you just made one up. No,

58:27

that's a thing, Jack. It's gonna get wobbly. Ear. We

58:30

got the eight Ball movie, Magic eight Ball Movie. Still

58:33

not sure where that's going. They say it's gonna bebe

58:35

be like a thriller type movie. He Man, Masters of

58:39

the Universe. They didn't learn from the Dolf Lungern one,

58:41

but they're gonna Get're gonna take a stab at it.

58:43

This one feels like it deserves another shot. Like I

58:47

feel like kids are just waiting for a he Man

58:50

to come through. He Man. You know, That's that's what

58:54

all the kids are saying right now. There's a Thomas

58:56

the Tank Engine movie and works a Lot Wheels movie

58:59

by JJ Abrams, Gold American Girl Doll movie, which people

59:04

have described as Bill and Ted meets book smart yep

59:08

nose like they are on a run right now after

59:11

the Magic a Ball movie, which who the fuck knows

59:13

what that's gonna be, but he man, Tom's the Tank Engine,

59:15

Hot Wheels, American Girl Doll. Yeah, Jason Bateman is attached

59:20

to something that's based on the Chatty Cathy and Betsy

59:23

wet Sea dolls. Now you've lost me again. Yeah, it's

59:27

a dog. It's a doll that does peepee and you

59:29

have to change the diaper. Chatty Cathy was just like

59:32

the pool string one. Yeah. Yeah, I had like a

59:34

bunch of phrases it said, Yeah, then there's a view

59:37

Master movie like the Little few Master is just the

59:39

little thing you look through. Yeah exactly. The someone called

59:43

it like a kid's dissociating device. Um, it was like

59:47

analog VR headset. Yeah exactly, that was our kids. Let

59:52

me say about the first VR, the view Master U

59:54

and then Wishbone, the Salad Dressing, No, the little the

59:58

Little Terrier Dog. I taught you to read. Yeah, and

1:00:03

any of those sound good to you? Yeah, which one

1:00:08

that's gonna do? I like, we sit here and we

1:00:12

go like, oh, give me a break, and then cut

1:00:15

to us at every single guy damn movie? So what

1:00:18

am I? What am I gonna pretend like I'm not

1:00:20

about to watch every goddamn which one fucking films which

1:00:25

appeals to you most based on what you've just heard?

1:00:28

Is what I'm asking? Oh, I mean like I'm sort

1:00:30

of like down for this weird Barney shit. Yeah? Oh no, whatever,

1:00:35

I watch it. Polly Pocket, Sure, why not? Major, Matt

1:00:39

mil Milson, Mason, I can't read any of that eight

1:00:43

ball that's about cocaine, right and the Yeah, honestly, let's

1:00:47

be real, I'll watch it all. I'm sick. What did

1:00:50

I just scream about fifth of July? You know here?

1:00:53

I am. I love Hot Wheels, I love Thomas to

1:00:56

Tank Engine? Will he get up? Are you okay? Well?

1:00:59

He's fine? Are you unwell enough to see Barbie Oppenheimer

1:01:03

in one day? See see Barbie first and then chase

1:01:07

it with Oppenheimer after? First of all, I literally just

1:01:11

said earlier, why would you have one day of fun

1:01:12

when you could have two? So? No, okay, would you

1:01:15

do it two days in a row? Just do it

1:01:16

two days potentially? Yeah? I could do that, Okay. Part

1:01:19

of me wants to break my Psyche and and most

1:01:23

people like if you saw both in one day, you'd

1:01:25

see you, you'd see Oppenheimer, and then you just clear

1:01:28

your mind with Barbie. But I want or you see

1:01:32

Barbie and then you blow the shit out of your jack.

1:01:35

There's a ghost behind you. Oh my goodness, my god,

1:01:39

my five year old just stuck up on. I was

1:01:46

too engrossed. You really did, right, man. I was like,

1:01:50

how's this tie into the bit we were doing? Is

1:01:52

it the thing coming back? Do you want to say? Hi? Huh?

1:01:58

Is he still there? How? Hey? We don't say his name,

1:02:02

but without a name? Hello boy without a name? Hey,

1:02:07

ri name? Hey Riz Risk Khalifa? Do you want to

1:02:11

hear what they're saying to you? They're calling you Riz Khalifa?

1:02:13

Do you know what that means? Oh gosh, that's okay,

1:02:17

that's okay, all right, man, I gotta finish up here.

1:02:20

Thank you for coming through and saying hi to everyone.

1:02:22

You talk to him? Like, what do you James Cordon

1:02:25

with a guest on your show? You talk so much? Hey, man,

1:02:29

thanks for stopping by. I love to see you. It's

1:02:31

always good to catch up. All right, go see your

1:02:34

movie is in this fight everybody please check it out

1:02:37

next we have. Everything is a negotiation. You gotta like

1:02:41

keep it very yeah. Yeah, you're never telling yeah yeah

1:02:44

yeah yeah. That's the second. It's like you give I

1:02:46

get it, like you give it like I was a

1:02:47

kind of kid. You give me someone to push against.

1:02:49

Oh I'm a push I'm a push against it. Anyway.

1:02:52

Can I just say he's still here by the way,

1:02:54

he's not going Yeah, that's of course not Well, you're

1:02:56

his father and you should love him. But um, here's

1:02:59

the thing. Can I wasn't an idea? Okay, so you've

1:03:02

been giving me what how's the Browns Mattel? Yes, okay,

1:03:08

I'm sorry. I literally I'm slowly starting to like lose

1:03:10

my because they left it open like a real jerk.

1:03:15

Oh wow wow, Okay, his son is incredibly lovely and honestly,

1:03:20

the day that Jack can no longer host, let me

1:03:23

tell you we are going to be auditioning those two

1:03:25

sons like, oh yeah, truly, those two actually screw my

1:03:29

own kids. I'm here to manage Jack's kids. I'm already

1:03:34

I signed him to a three sixty deal. Yeah, I

1:03:37

got an album coming back. I'm just let you know,

1:03:39

I actually am signing your sons and I will be

1:03:41

your manager because that's actually put your headphones back on,

1:03:49

my hilarious bit. But I really would love to do

1:03:51

sort of a succession with your sons to see who

1:03:53

takes over daily sis. That's like my dream is to

1:03:59

be like bleep and bleep, where like, let's anyway, that

1:04:03

was her name is? Okay? Then Jack being like Logan Roy,

1:04:05

he's read like fuck off. He's like, hey, thanks for

1:04:08

showing me that. Maybe welcome check that out later. I

1:04:12

think I would actually just rewrite Jack, Yeah, my job

1:04:19

was cool enough to want to inherit and yeah, oh yeah,

1:04:23

it's reverse succession. You're trying to convince the kids to

1:04:26

want to take over the family's business. Daddy has a

1:04:30

real job too, and they're like, Dad, I actually just

1:04:33

want to be a doctor. I just want to float

1:04:37

in the sea and get my shit bit by a shark. Anyway,

1:04:41

what were you about to say though? So anyway I

1:04:42

wanted to pause it, has Bro? Mm yeah, that was it?

1:04:46

What sounds all I wanted to That sounds like the

1:04:49

extent of a meeting in Hollywood right now. Anyway, bring

1:04:52

me vetell, I give you has Bro No, here's the thing,

1:04:55

here's what we need. If we were to do a

1:04:57

Super Dark A twenty four sort of uh Ferbie horror,

1:05:02

who would you want to direct it and star Ferbie? Yeah,

1:05:07

they've done some good stuff with Ferbie and Likerb. I mean,

1:05:13

don't don't think Hasbro is not out here. Like we've

1:05:15

got the Transformers, Hasbro is the one, the one that

1:05:18

has succeeded the most the Transformers films, right, Dungeons and Dragons.

1:05:25

Who can forget Battleship. I think Furbie would. I would

1:05:28

just bring uh yeah, Ferbie is coming back like super Rebecca. God, sorry, Becca,

1:05:34

I was trying to say back. I think if it's

1:05:36

gonna be freaky, it has to have Tony Colette in it.

1:05:38

Tony Collette right now is my freak queen. So I

1:05:43

guess I don't know. If I just have Ariaster and

1:05:45

it's just hereditary, but with Furbi's starring um Tony Colette

1:05:52

and the Weekend, I think people yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

1:06:01

exactly right. Uh yeah, So I would like to posit

1:06:05

that and let's see who makes it. And I think

1:06:07

that if A twenty four did Hasbro's Furby, I think

1:06:11

it could be a real hit, sort of like they're

1:06:13

doing an A twenty four Barney. I think like making

1:06:15

it because famously Furby Creepy wouldn't leave you alone. I

1:06:19

had to keep putting it to sleep in my closet. Okay,

1:06:22

Like it's got an energy under it. Yeah, there's darkness there.

1:06:27

That's I don't fu with them things, and that's why

1:06:29

we need to have a creepy movie with it, sort

1:06:31

of like Adary. Yeah, well on such a pleasure? Have

1:06:38

you yet on the daily zychist as always? Where can

1:06:42

people find you? Follow you all that good stuff? Yeah,

1:06:45

I'm at a hosting on Twitter. I'm at selling host

1:06:48

nan Instagram where I sell myself to you. I have

1:06:51

a subsack selling hot dot subseac dot com, which I

1:06:54

am sort of in a weird writer's block situation where

1:06:57

I'm like not finding any joy in any thing. Maybe

1:07:00

I should ride about the sort of open hybrid Barbie

1:07:02

sort of orgasm. But here's the thing, it just feels

1:07:07

like it's already been done, you know, yeah, not like

1:07:10

this though, not like this, You've got yourself. We'll see

1:07:13

what I end up writing next. I've been writing a

1:07:15

sort of succession final thoughts piece for like two months.

1:07:18

It feels like and I just can't finish it because

1:07:21

I have so much I want to put in there.

1:07:22

But sometimes you have to say when when enough is enough? Yeah?

1:07:26

I know that people are still hungry for succession content.

1:07:28

I think that timing is perfect. Is there a work

1:07:30

immedia you've been enjoying the sides succession? Yeah? Yeah. So

1:07:37

first of all, any content with Adele is true incredible stuff.

1:07:42

Did you see the video of her on Twitter from

1:07:45

where your show? Yeah, Pop Crave posted it where she's

1:07:48

talking about people throwing stuff at artists and she says,

1:07:50

I fucking dare you. I dare you to throw something

1:07:53

at me and I'll fucking kill you, and then shoots

1:07:55

a fucking T shirt gun like it is unreal. Someone

1:08:00

um there we go, Okay, sorry, it's her, it's her

1:08:09

North London aspect. What's talking about? Have you seen the

1:08:12

people throwing shit on live on stage at live shows recently?

1:08:15

Have you seen that? Uh, she's the most likable Tottenham

1:08:34

fan and so aerum at aarum not a go tweeted.

1:08:37

I feel like Adele has the energy of a mob

1:08:39

family matriarch and it's true have you seen any of

1:08:43

her paparazzi picks where she's got her hands up at

1:08:45

the paparazzi's like a gun, like she's yelling at them,

1:08:47

like don't you be talking? Guy? Yeah, Like her energy

1:08:51

is I mean, you know she was, you know she's

1:08:54

she's out here, She is out here. And then the

1:08:57

other thing I discovered online is the guy who reviews

1:09:01

watches famous people are wearing to basically really let you

1:09:04

know how rich they are? Does he know how like

1:09:07

that Michael Rubin guy dropped his like white party like

1:09:11

trailer for his party, made that video teah, oh yeah,

1:09:18

so much NBA. I always say that so much NBA talent? Fairway.

1:09:24

I like, I'm actually famous for always saying like, yeah,

1:09:26

so much NBA talent. But um, yeah, there's this guy

1:09:29

on TikTok Chad dot Alexander who just goes through and

1:09:34

zooms and is on the watches and tells you how

1:09:36

much every watch cost. It's incredible. For most part, they're

1:09:39

all wearing like, you know, whatever, one hundred K to

1:09:41

like five hundred K, and then just like Jay Z

1:09:43

rolls in with like a seven million dollar watch. Ollion

1:09:47

dollars go watch the video. I don't know, I can't.

1:09:54

I literally every watch name was as if like brain bleached,

1:09:59

Like you'd be like, the is worth this much right now?

1:10:02

And I was just like, who is naming watches the

1:10:08

guy's name? I don't know what the fun Yeah, it'd

1:10:14

be like the Atom six ten, eighteen twelve. You're like

1:10:18

what anyway, I don't know. I've discovered that. I really

1:10:21

enjoyed it. Someone name mcbeardy at kitso dot more more

1:10:26

KISSI is the one who posted said this guy on

1:10:28

TikTok who discusses watches worn at these Now that's where

1:10:31

you get to see how money these celebrities are. And

1:10:33

I just thought that was very interesting, an interesting sort

1:10:36

of angle to look at sort of how rich people

1:10:39

present themselves and how they want to be seen, and

1:10:42

it's like through their watches. Fascinating. Yeah, yeah, Miles working

1:10:48

people find you is their work immedia. You've been enjoying, Uh,

1:10:51

find me on Twitter, Instagram at Miles A. Gray. Find

1:10:54

Jack and I on a basketball podcastles dot Boo boost

1:10:58

these also find me on four twenty day fiance was

1:11:02

if the Alexander and I have a new podcast coming out.

1:11:06

I've been working on with Kaleidoscope Media. It's a it's

1:11:09

a true crime. I'm not this is this sounds like bullshit.

1:11:11

It's a real shit. It's called The Good Thief that

1:11:14

I've been hosting, and it's about this figure in Greece

1:11:17

who's like the Greek robin Hood, where him and his

1:11:19

brother would be like robbing wealthy people, like titans of industry,

1:11:24

people who are like avoiding paying taxes to help the

1:11:27

people and would do a little old fashioned wealth redistribution. Uh.

1:11:31

And it's like a really great story, especially given the

1:11:33

era that we're in with just unfettered greed all around.

1:11:37

The trailer just dropped, so check it out, make sure

1:11:39

you subscribe to that. And it's coming out uh in

1:11:41

a week. So yeah, that is called The Good Thief.

1:11:44

And I appreciate your support on that. One tweet that

1:11:47

I like from at Sad Monsters Frank Lesser quote tweeted

1:11:51

at first it's a Benny Johnson tweet, just like conservative dude,

1:11:55

but it said legendary actor they're talking about Scott Bayo

1:11:58

announces he's leaving California after forty years. Quote it's become

1:12:02

a third world country. And then at sad monsters, quote

1:12:06

treating said Scott Bale is quote legendary in the sense

1:12:08

that his career died years ago and now he's a

1:12:11

cautionary tale you tell children so they behave. And now

1:12:15

that felt about right. Yeah, Wait, California is a third

1:12:18

world country, So what's a third world country? Now? Yeah,

1:12:21

I don't even know. Don't and don't don't, don't, don't follow,

1:12:27

don't try and follow that logic train. Also, did you

1:12:30

see the Jennifer Garner like that at that Michael Rubin party,

1:12:34

because Ben Affleck was there with his like eldest daughter.

1:12:36

I think, and it's this looks just like Jennifer, Like

1:12:39

those Garner jeans are strong as shit. I know. It's

1:12:42

really like God, another blow to ben Affleck not even

1:12:47

having strong enough come to like support his genes, Like,

1:12:52

what is happening Jennifer Garner is like I would just

1:12:55

leaves in two. I was looking for the daughter. I

1:12:58

truly thought that was they said, It's like, it's just

1:13:02

I don't know. There's something really sad again about ben

1:13:05

Affleck not even having sort of like strong enough DNA

1:13:08

to even like remotely like believing on the planet. Yeah,

1:13:14

I generally feel like that guy cannot win his online presence.

1:13:20

It's just like, yeah, God, man, that's your daughter that

1:13:27

looks like Jennifer Garner, only I don't like I'm involved,

1:13:32

and everyone's like, shut the fuck off, Hey, get away

1:13:35

from her. You yeah, leave that young lady alone. It's

1:13:38

a little girl. Man, You're sick. It's daughter. No, there

1:13:42

is no proof of that. We took a DNA test

1:13:45

and then DNA literally rejected. Jeez, how how is it

1:13:51

even possible? We don't know, but we now all believe

1:13:53

in Jesus. Isn't that crazy, wild, immaculate concept that baby

1:13:59

was born with a math conception? Because there's no way baby. Sorry,

1:14:02

then all right, tweet I've been enjoying Todd Spence at

1:14:08

Todd Underscore. Spence tweeted singer Michelle Phillips from The Moms

1:14:12

in Papa's reaction to seeing her acquaintance Harrison Ford in

1:14:15

a little movie that just opened called Star Wars, and

1:14:17

then it's a screencap or a photograph I guess of

1:14:21

the book. I didn't even know Harrison was an actor.

1:14:24

I remember getting dragged to Star Wars at ten am

1:14:26

on Saturday morning by my stepbrother who'd done some animation

1:14:29

for the movie. I was sitting there watching the screen

1:14:32

and all of a sudden, Harrison comes on and I

1:14:34

gasped and said, that's my pot dealer. Wow, Ford is cool.

1:14:41

Don't lose faction the loose sight of that fact. Yeah,

1:14:46

huge stoner. Yeah, one of the crash all the time.

1:14:51

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1:14:53

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1:15:00

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1:15:03

to the information that we talked about in today's episode,

1:15:06

as well as a song that we think you might enjoy. Hey, Miles,

1:15:09

what's a song we think people might enjoy? So? I

1:15:12

just came across this group of Danish DJs and producers artists.

1:15:17

They're called the Boom Clap Bachelor's uh, and this is

1:15:21

like a track. I look, I don't know how to

1:15:23

speak Danish, so it looks like tighten flyber Okay, it's

1:15:28

t I d e N is the first word and

1:15:29

the second world is f l y v e R.

1:15:33

But it has like the like instrumental of like Don't

1:15:36

Kill My Vibe Kendrick Lamar underneath it, but they're singing

1:15:39

in Danish. It's kind of cool. Just check it out.

1:15:41

It's a very very great. There's no like drum, there's nothing,

1:15:44

there's no like beat drop or anything in it. It's

1:15:46

a nice, like sort of Ballady type piece to check.

1:15:49

I was expecting accordions based on that title, but it's

1:15:53

not a yeah, actually cool. Go go check it out.

1:15:56

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[transcript]