Speaker 1: You did say you were a fan of the police,
Speaker 1: So you know I did. I suppose I did say
Speaker 1: that yesterday and know what was it? Aspiring snitch? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been a waiting. Yeah, you're on the snitch wait list.
Speaker 1: That's how bad I want to do it. That's like
Speaker 1: the most just saying that ship out loud. He just
Speaker 1: kills me, because like it feels like some ship someone
Speaker 1: would say when they're like, I'm actually a volunteer deputy,
Speaker 1: Like yeah, when people say ship like that, I'm like,
Speaker 1: shut up, you snitch. You wait this snitch it's the
Speaker 1: worst type. Like what's the worst type of person that
Speaker 1: we can imagine? And volunteer cop? Yeah, volunteer, Oh you're
Speaker 1: it's not this not even a job, no, no, but
Speaker 1: I it gives I have enough proximity to police that
Speaker 1: it allows me to act out my macho guy fantasies.
Speaker 1: Also the most likely to be a serial killer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I feel like so many videos I've seen, we're like
Speaker 1: people impersonate cops. They are deputy cops, and they feel
Speaker 1: that they get can get away with it when they're like, actually,
Speaker 1: I actually volunteer with the sheriff station over there and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, oh, you little fucking loser. This is
Speaker 1: what you want. You didn't have to pass any test
Speaker 1: you want to be on.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: You can't even get into the club when you pull
Speaker 1: up yours because the ratios are too fucked up. God,
Speaker 1: I want to be God, I want to be but yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm waiting patiently. Please let me in, sir. Oh fuck you.
Speaker 1: I'll fucking do anything, man. Please. Oh hello the Internet,
Speaker 1: and welcome to season three, eighty three, Episode four of
Speaker 1: The Quiet Storm.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: This is actually the Daily's like Getter production of My
Speaker 1: Heart Radio. This is a podcast where we take a
Speaker 1: deep dive into the shared consciousness the American public. It
Speaker 1: is Thursday, April tenth, Pacific Standard time. I didn't even
Speaker 1: give an actual time, but that's just what we say
Speaker 1: because it's West Coast every day. You know this. It's
Speaker 1: April tenth, twenty twenty five. My name is Miles Gray
Speaker 1: aka Nana pudding in a bowl top with Millo wafers.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 1: Okay, shout out to Halcion Salad because I said I
Speaker 1: love a banana pudding chopped full of Nilla wafers, because
Speaker 1: that's the only way to eat a banana pudding and
Speaker 1: we know this, and if you see someone selling it
Speaker 1: on the street in Los Angeles, you must buy it.
Speaker 1: I will always buya banana pudding I'm seeing sold on
Speaker 1: the street. I don't care. I don't care if it's hot.
Speaker 1: I trust somebody who's out there with banana pudding with
Speaker 1: Nila wafers. I don't care if it's hot. No, there
Speaker 1: was just there's this lady in Altadina who would have
Speaker 1: I'm not joking, banana pudding so fucking indulgent and like
Speaker 1: sweet that I would start seeing streaks of light. It
Speaker 1: was like it was doing shit to my body. I
Speaker 1: don't know good or bad. But again, if you're out
Speaker 1: there selling banana pudding, let me know. I will come
Speaker 1: through and I will support anyway. I'm thrilled to be
Speaker 1: joined today by my guest co host. He's a fantastic comedian.
Speaker 1: He's got fantastic thighs, he's got fantastic eyes, and he
Speaker 1: also cooks some fantastic fries at his new job at McDonald's.
Speaker 1: You know, because things are rough right now, please welcome
Speaker 1: your favorite guest host and comedian, mister Blake Wexler.
Speaker 3: This is Blake Wexler. This aka is a fucking nightmare.
Speaker 3: I wasn't aware that we were gonna have an amazing artist,
Speaker 3: musical artist on the show who is dropping a new
Speaker 3: song on Friday. We'll plug that more specifically in a minute.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna put these lyrics over his video feed
Speaker 3: so I don't have to look at him react.
Speaker 1: To this as I do it. I'll just go for it.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, k a, I'm just a regular mole with
Speaker 3: regular margins. I'm just that's shape, not doing any harm.
Speaker 3: I like but cheeks and rodents and books about snitching.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm a rodent who lives in your colon, a
Speaker 3: gerbil in your ass, maybe a snitch like Blake Wexler
Speaker 3: on that snitch tuading list. But sometimes that's just ain't
Speaker 3: enough to keep a mole like me interested. Oh no,
Speaker 3: no way, uh uh no, I gotta go out and
Speaker 3: become a woo tang rapp le oric.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: I can't decide if I'm a gerbil living in asses
Speaker 3: or a blemish that's shaped just like your asses. I'm
Speaker 3: an assmole. I'm an assmole. I'm an assmole. Oh yo,
Speaker 3: I'm a big fucking asshole. That was the Lord you
Speaker 3: know what, Blake, you can shorten these, you don't have
Speaker 3: to read the whole thing.
Speaker 1: No, I love laughing uncomfortably for I am soaked in
Speaker 1: I don't know what and that was from you. Hurn't
Speaker 1: do that on TV or I'm sorry to television.
Speaker 3: You can't do that. Who I believe I might have
Speaker 3: meant in person at one of my shows. So thank you,
Speaker 3: thank you for putting me through that. And uh, you
Speaker 3: know the great musical lyricist Dennis Leary. Yeah, so you
Speaker 3: had a song called asshole and on the show yesterday
Speaker 3: we talked about Yeah, dude, you laughed without even knowing that.
Speaker 1: You're a good friend. You are such a good I'm
Speaker 1: a good audio member. Look, I support the arts.
Speaker 3: I support that you really do, and there's nothing more
Speaker 3: autistic than what I just did. So thank you for
Speaker 3: doing that. Yeah, No, it was of course amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't even know what to say. And I
Speaker 1: think we should start yeah, yeah, like our our Yeah, justin,
Speaker 1: why don't ya justin, let's just take this recording from
Speaker 1: the top and then because I mean, we could just delete,
Speaker 1: we could just delete what you did. But you know what.
Speaker 1: Fuck it, let's let great man, let's gang decided. I
Speaker 1: thought it was too good. It's what I'm saying. I
Speaker 1: don't want to Yeah, yeah, you know. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to blow you out of the water. We have a
Speaker 1: great guest, Can I say that? I know? Yeah, I know,
Speaker 1: I've blown all credibility whatsoever. No, no, no, we should
Speaker 1: get to our guests. We should get a fantastic person,
Speaker 1: faithful son of Los Angeles, faithful fan of Los Angeles
Speaker 1: sports teams like the Lakers and Dodgers, faithful servant to
Speaker 1: the art of hip hop, humble activist, fantastic podcaster, lover
Speaker 1: of coffee. You might know him from hood politics. You
Speaker 1: might even know it's Blake Tease. He's got a new
Speaker 1: single coming out on Friday called Passion Project with the
Speaker 1: rapper Blue. If you heard of Blue and Exile, then
Speaker 1: you know. And if you know Blue and Exile, then
Speaker 1: you're good with me. And look, you can google that. Still,
Speaker 1: I just want to say, before I introduced this guest,
Speaker 1: we all know what happens. You're playing thirty with propaganda. Well,
Speaker 1: guess what we're playing clean with propaganda because coming to
Speaker 1: the mic is mister Jason bend yourself propaganda.
Speaker 4: Oh guys, can I collect offering propaganda? The all Star
Speaker 4: Chuck Taylor rom saying six cooks, the visious Alixa, the
Speaker 4: not so head Hot Sho, the say A Blas Angelis,
Speaker 4: the b Boy Poy aka Ernest slimming Way yelling ash
Speaker 4: they I came red prepared.
Speaker 5: Wow, you said the bee boy. You're a Panoy b boy,
Speaker 5: the bee boy Penoy. Well that's Filipino, all right. So
Speaker 5: that's why all the all the balik bayon box references
Speaker 5: to bro. You know, I know how to get fed
Speaker 5: in the Filipino house. Yeah boom. Then they got you.
Speaker 5: Then they got you.
Speaker 4: They say we we we they say by hey, you
Speaker 4: have to be bullsk.
Speaker 1: And I know, hey, give it to I'm eating it all,
Speaker 1: the chocolate meat everything. I want it all. That's not
Speaker 1: a reference, that's not like, that's like a thing that's
Speaker 1: a Filipino dish that I'm I wasn't trying to say
Speaker 1: something about.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, yeah, yeah, I want it all. I want
Speaker 4: to I want the dinner gane. That's called.
Speaker 1: Yeah you want the gan And my friend was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we called the chocolate meat. I'm like yeah, yeah, let's
Speaker 1: have it. I trust you. I trust you. Yeah, Google
Speaker 1: on your own what it is. Is it true that
Speaker 1: playing dirty with propaganda blow up on you?
Speaker 4: It's true, man, and I am absolutely absolutely sampling that.
Speaker 1: It just hasn't happened. We've been and I'm not trying to.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to, you know, put you on blast here,
Speaker 1: but I feel like you've been saying this since we
Speaker 1: were texting when six sixteen in La dropped and we
Speaker 1: were all on that text thread and you.
Speaker 4: Like you didn't there, and I'm like, it's right there,
Speaker 4: he's saying, sitting right there, I have not. In my defense,
Speaker 4: I am not a beat maker. I haven't done it.
Speaker 4: And then secondly I'm like, how do I use it?
Speaker 1: How do I use it?
Speaker 4: And then I'm like maybe at the time, yeah, like
Speaker 4: it's overwhelming, Yeah, so much happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, like maybe it's not the time. You know, Well,
Speaker 1: I'm focused on how to use songs that are so
Speaker 1: similar to one of the most historic rap battles and
Speaker 1: just taking it for my own use.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it would be like we'd have time for
Speaker 4: you prop you know, he's not talking about you propaganda.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I don't know that. We don't put
Speaker 1: that out there. That's like what I would as a
Speaker 1: kid seeing my seeing the word Miles written places, and
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, it's look, I was fucking I
Speaker 1: was doing the Leonardo DiCaprio Once upon a time in
Speaker 1: Hollywood right here, I come. Yeah, that's your name, just
Speaker 1: a noun. Yeah that's all I took. Yeah, that's all
Speaker 1: I signed my last name. Baby. Where are we talking
Speaker 1: about fucking Filipino food? Probably? Yes, you should check into
Speaker 1: our new podcast where we talk about Filipino cuisine coming soon.
Speaker 1: We will be asking that later in the show. That
Speaker 1: was just the light preview where I mispronouncings and prop
Speaker 1: with Penoise. Yeah. I was trying to do a Miles
Speaker 1: and jack joke there. Yeah, yeah, no, no, that's fine,
Speaker 1: it's fine.
Speaker 4: I couldn't get it out. You were supposed to catch
Speaker 4: up and say, gay eat the Penois. You're supposed to
Speaker 4: do the look.
Speaker 1: We're still working on it. We're working on it. We
Speaker 1: don't get we're working with Luca and Jackson Hayes quite yet.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, we are going to get to
Speaker 1: know you even better. Prop in a second, just giving
Speaker 1: people taste the things to come. So obviously tariffs are
Speaker 1: front of mine. I'm talking, I'm like writing this piece
Speaker 1: talking about everything that's happening with Tariff's. Next thing, you know,
Speaker 1: Trump does the most trump ass shit ever, which is
Speaker 1: the pump he's pump faking with the tariffs, and he
Speaker 1: announces a ninety day pause because I'm sure everybody was
Speaker 1: getting in his ass about you're fucking my money up, Donald.
Speaker 1: So we'll touch on that because I think what is
Speaker 1: happening is still relevant because either way, we are seeing major,
Speaker 1: major fissures, cracks within the MAGA sort of consortium of
Speaker 1: freaks and just their acolytes they are. Here's the thing
Speaker 1: about America. We don't learn lessons until it affects us personally.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. Some of us do.
Speaker 3: Four hundred more years exactly exactly change, yeah, Ben, double dah.
Speaker 4: And then that group, that group that learned that lesson
Speaker 4: dies and all of the knowledge that they learned.
Speaker 1: Is gone, is gone, and by a worst group. Yeah right.
Speaker 1: Unless you have enough history of oppression in your background,
Speaker 1: maybe that gives you enough suspicion about what's going on,
Speaker 1: and you try and protect yourself. But for the most
Speaker 1: part not really happening these days. Either way, still relevant
Speaker 1: because things are still falling apart. Despite I think people
Speaker 1: are like the markets went back up, it's not recovered
Speaker 1: from what happened, and either way, that does not excuse
Speaker 1: anything that has happened, or is happening or will happen.
Speaker 1: So stop, let's let's take our eyes on. Let's put
Speaker 1: our eyes on the real fucking thing, which is that
Speaker 1: we are still in the state of terrible, terrible danger.
Speaker 1: We might talk about a terrible American Airlines flight, but
Speaker 1: we're really gonna have to talk about the Hershey movie
Speaker 1: because we are gonna get a little bit you know,
Speaker 1: we have somebody from cool zone here. I might have
Speaker 1: to get on my Robert Evans back and do a
Speaker 1: light behind the bastards about the Hershey's because the Hershey
Speaker 1: Chocolate Bar movie is coming out, and yo, they are
Speaker 1: what the fuck?
Speaker 3: I have no idea I had a Choco character was insane.
Speaker 1: Chocolate meat wad. Yeah, yeah, it was all welcome mashup.
Speaker 1: But we'll get to that plenty more. But first, propaganda props. Yes,
Speaker 1: what's something from your search history that's revealing about who
Speaker 1: you are, what you're into.
Speaker 4: Man, Well, I've been like searching search engines because I
Speaker 4: was like, I just I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 4: you guys know, like Google's like falling off. Man, It's
Speaker 4: kind of like Kanye level fall off, like what are y'all?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, replete with the white supremacy and exactly like why
Speaker 4: why is y'all? And I was and I so I
Speaker 4: had to google search engines because I was actually looking
Speaker 4: for like I'm well into my like my like unk phase,
Speaker 4: like like I'm turning into theo prop like you know
Speaker 4: when dudes get our age, they start doing like jiu jitsu.
Speaker 1: I was like, nah, wait, my knees are set up.
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 4: I don't want to golf. Golf cost too much, but
Speaker 4: I'll start building some shit. So like I was like,
Speaker 4: what do we have a lot of in it? What
Speaker 4: do we buy every week? And I'm like, onions, don't
Speaker 4: they just come out the ground.
Speaker 1: So I was like, let me learn. I want to mask.
Speaker 4: So I built a raised garden. Like you know, I
Speaker 4: took I took some pallets. I took some pallets, some
Speaker 4: like empty pallets from my daughter's school. Took it apart,
Speaker 4: and I built a raised garden, and I like, you know,
Speaker 4: here's the thing. I growing up, I didn't own a
Speaker 4: drill till I was in my thirties. But like, growing up,
Speaker 4: I didn't own a There was no drills in our house.
Speaker 4: My dad didn't have a screwdriver. My dad is a
Speaker 4: city boy. Like I didn't know how to do anything.
Speaker 4: So I was like, I don't know what a drill is.
Speaker 4: I was like, how you get it through? What's what
Speaker 4: the difference between a saws all and a regular saw?
Speaker 4: And if you saw, like, I don't know, another of
Speaker 4: shit circular? I was like, does it cut in a circle?
Speaker 4: Like what is any of this shit? So, like all
Speaker 4: of it was learning, But now I'm like, now I'm
Speaker 4: like somebody's uncle. Just come like, pay me in coronas
Speaker 4: and I'll build your fence.
Speaker 1: How are the onions are closer? We just seeing some
Speaker 1: onion ACKs. Oh they're ready, They're almost ready. They're like
Speaker 1: about it one more month, they were like, And what
Speaker 1: was so stupid?
Speaker 4: It was like me and me and the doc my wife,
Speaker 4: we were both like, okay, this is the the first
Speaker 4: trick Earth learned to do was take stuff, turn it
Speaker 4: into a soil, and then grow food out. It was
Speaker 4: the first trick, and we're still like, oh shit, oh
Speaker 4: my god, it's working.
Speaker 1: Do you see it leads babe babe maying ship from
Speaker 1: earlier and come check it out, Come check it out.
Speaker 4: I was like, remember, I was like, Yo, this bell
Speaker 4: pepper had all them seeds on the inside.
Speaker 1: I just put it in the dirt. Right now it's
Speaker 1: got leaves. What the like.
Speaker 4: We're both like, oh my god, like, yeah, Earth, this
Speaker 4: is the first thing Earth learned to do.
Speaker 3: We're going to drive by props place. There's gonna be
Speaker 3: a full aqueduct like surround. It's going to be building
Speaker 3: all this stuff.
Speaker 4: Farmers market out front, you know, man, the farmers market.
Speaker 1: It's funny. The the what I've been going to. It's
Speaker 1: interesting to see they they were charging twenty dollars for
Speaker 1: three packs of strawberries, and I was like, that's costly.
Speaker 1: And every subsect week it's been going down because I
Speaker 1: think they were sort of like I think we got
Speaker 1: a little too much dip on our chip right now.
Speaker 1: I don't know, and these things are sitting so I
Speaker 1: like that. People at the farmer's market, I think we're
Speaker 1: probably like, hey, maybe not twenty dollars for yeah, Rice,
Speaker 1: But I also get it too. You know these are
Speaker 1: these are these are made with very few like fucked
Speaker 1: up pesticides, and I guess that's just the premium anyway.
Speaker 1: Shout out to everybody with the local garden. Shoutout onions.
Speaker 1: Probably something you think is underrated. Shout out on Yep,
Speaker 1: got a shot out onions. I mean they've under enhanced
Speaker 1: most things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, uh, probably it's gonna be a weird one. But
Speaker 4: the dentist, okay, was that under or over? That's under
Speaker 4: a tune out with Miles talks right under?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's an hour. I think it's underrated. Motherfucker.
Speaker 4: I had this moment where I was like, I think
Speaker 4: you'd be scared if you had a bad dentist, or
Speaker 4: because you're still regressing to your childhood.
Speaker 1: But then I thought to myself, I'm just laying here.
Speaker 4: It's almost like a like a massage, like a spots
Speaker 4: a massage for my mouth. I'm laying here and two
Speaker 4: professionals are leaning over me, cleaning shit I ate out
Speaker 4: of my mouth for me, And I was like, this
Speaker 4: is kind of like and then if I get pain,
Speaker 4: I get to say, hey, that hurt a little, and
Speaker 4: then they get to just I was like, this is
Speaker 4: kind of like a luxury since obviously it's not like
Speaker 4: I clearly when I think of like people be like,
Speaker 4: what era, what other era of time and history would
Speaker 4: you want to live in, I'm like, none of them
Speaker 4: because of dentistry and medicine. I'm like, ain't no way
Speaker 4: in the world I want to live in any other time.
Speaker 4: You're telling me what my tooth was like rotten. You
Speaker 4: just grab some vice grips, yeah, yeah, yeah, pull it out,
Speaker 4: yeah yo, Because the thing is your tooth has turned black,
Speaker 4: dude of Satan, and now evil is getting and let
Speaker 4: go and we will have to remove it.
Speaker 1: You're like, what, You're just gonna pull it?
Speaker 4: You mean to tell me if I get a little
Speaker 4: cut on my arm and cut the whole thing off.
Speaker 1: You just cut the arm off?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yo, yo, drink this whiskey and bite this piece
Speaker 4: of wood and I'm gonna saw your arm off now.
Speaker 1: So they're like, hey, weren't you just looking through a
Speaker 1: pile of horseshit behind the right now? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I thought I lost my wedding ring. Anyway, I'm ready
Speaker 4: to do surgery. I don't have to wash my hands right, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 4: I was like, why would I? Yeah, why would I?
Speaker 4: This already has blood on it. Why would I dirty
Speaker 4: another one? I already have open sores all over my body.
Speaker 4: Why are you asking me about this one sword? Yeah, like,
Speaker 4: you don't see this one coming.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna mess you up if my sword touches your
Speaker 1: open wound while I'm doing surgery. If anything, I should
Speaker 1: worry about me getting my sword back on wild blood.
Speaker 4: I have sore, I got sore cleaning juice coming out
Speaker 4: of my sores, so it could actually help you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Nah, I don't want to leave nowhere else.
Speaker 4: So I'm saying that as somebody who's like the dentistry
Speaker 4: even the sound of that drill that it's not even
Speaker 4: as loud anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is great. Put a silence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're like, yeah, just over the years.
Speaker 1: I remember first in the eighties, like the because there's
Speaker 1: always some form of entertainment the eighties is here, hold
Speaker 1: this cassette player and put these headphones on. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: was like the first version of I'm at the dentist
Speaker 1: and I'm listening to like mc hammer or some shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Then TVs came in and then TVs above the seat
Speaker 1: so when you're laying down you could see it. You
Speaker 1: can see that shit now, Like it's funny. Last time
Speaker 1: I went in there, like do you want to watch them,
Speaker 1: I'm like, nah, I kind of like hearing y'all talk
Speaker 1: about like whatever, because then it's funny. They have conversations
Speaker 1: while they're doing stuff and like yeah, and I'm like
Speaker 1: this is cool. Yeah, I feel like I'm gonna for
Speaker 1: you a lot, because yeah, they got me hooked up
Speaker 1: to machines. Yeah. Team, you have a whole team. Yeah yeah, yeah, Nah.
Speaker 4: It's me and this little homie that like so speaking
Speaker 4: of Filipino, it's this Filipino lady who like we always
Speaker 4: like I always sees her back and forth through just
Speaker 4: talking Filipino stuff. And then this little homie that really
Speaker 4: like is almost like like a like a Schneidly kind
Speaker 4: of like yes, whatever you need. Like he's so like
Speaker 4: quick and cute, like he just wants to help. So
Speaker 4: whenever she's drilling, he sticked the thing in the mouth
Speaker 4: to suck up the water.
Speaker 1: He like Johnny on the Spot, Yeah, just.
Speaker 4: Johnny on the Spot just like sucked all the spit
Speaker 4: there and I'm like, oh, thank you, And then I'm like,
Speaker 4: you are your job is to suck up my spit. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is a luxury. This is just thinking about this
Speaker 4: all wrong and people talking. Look, I know America and
Speaker 4: Canada are and a beef. You know, obviously the beef
Speaker 4: is one sided in that it's one person with a beef,
Speaker 4: not us with Canada. But you know, famously they say
Speaker 4: up there, it's like we have yeah, we got socialized medicine,
Speaker 4: but no dental, no mental.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. Because it's a luxury. Baby,
Speaker 1: it's a luxury. It's a luxury. It's a luxury to
Speaker 1: have teeth that affect your whole body. You don't realize
Speaker 1: how much that you know, how you eat it.
Speaker 4: It is bizarre that, like you're that dentists, your dental
Speaker 4: coverage is separate from your health coverage. It's still weird.
Speaker 4: They're like, my mouthing a part of my body. Like
Speaker 4: what same thing with visions?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And your eyes. Yeah, they're like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: having think problems in my eyes can lead to other
Speaker 1: problems if I'm not aware of my Okay, uh, yeah.
Speaker 4: You have health care, Yeah, you have health care, but
Speaker 4: we don't cover pinky fingers. Yeah, you got to get
Speaker 4: a whole other doctor for your pink Oh oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we only do we only do neck down doctor
Speaker 1: stuff down neck up. I don't even know who does
Speaker 1: that kind of ship, to be honest, you might have
Speaker 1: to look on the internet for that. But the one
Speaker 1: thing I do like about the dentist is and I
Speaker 1: think the reason why I like weighted blankets was that
Speaker 1: led they put on you. And you have central extra. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's when I put the When I put the weighted
Speaker 1: blanket on, I flashed back and I'm like, this is
Speaker 1: my favorite part of the dentist for some reason, even
Speaker 1: though like, man, we're gonna take an extra because I
Speaker 1: think you got cavities, little kid, And I'm like, just
Speaker 1: put the big ass mat on me.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, yeah, perfectly sake. They put lead on
Speaker 4: you and then run out of the.
Speaker 1: Red put this lead, matt. Hey, I'm gonna bounce to
Speaker 1: the office next door while I hit this button and looking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, send like one of those bomb dismantling robots.
Speaker 1: Worry about it. I'm eight years old. This kid gotta
Speaker 1: this will be fine, This will be fine. Yeah, kid,
Speaker 1: you're gonna need a really good neck up doctor after this,
Speaker 1: just so you know, uh.
Speaker 4: Problem me think is overrated. Oh man, hands down. Owning
Speaker 4: your own business.
Speaker 1: Interesting? God damn yeah.
Speaker 4: I like famously. I've been here plugging my coffee, my
Speaker 4: terrible call brew man. Fuck owning a business because like, like,
Speaker 4: you have to do it all. I yes, I was like,
Speaker 4: I like coffee and I like making coffee products. What
Speaker 4: I don't like is Q three reports. What I don't
Speaker 4: like is supply chains what you're saying. What I don't
Speaker 4: like is having to like say, hey, I have a
Speaker 4: business that's making that's gonna make money, but I ain't
Speaker 4: got no money, so can you give me money so
Speaker 4: that I could go make some money? And then but
Speaker 4: in exchange of giving me money, I gotta give you
Speaker 4: my business? Why the hell am I here?
Speaker 1: Then? I don't want to do this. I thought I
Speaker 1: could just set this thing up. I thought giving money.
Speaker 1: I thought it was like selling merch.
Speaker 4: I swear to God, I like I honestly, I obviously
Speaker 4: I come from music. I was like, yeah, no, you
Speaker 4: perform and then you go to the merch booth and
Speaker 4: people buy T shirts.
Speaker 1: You training for money, Yeah, and you just give me
Speaker 1: money because you like what I just did.
Speaker 4: Right, So I thought, here's a product I sell merch
Speaker 4: all the time, so like, won't you buy them? I
Speaker 4: get it, I get cogs. It makes more sense, you know,
Speaker 4: we just sell it for more than you bought it.
Speaker 4: It's simple, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I understand that.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, well, I bought if it is, so
Speaker 4: I'm gonna sell it for that. Okay, you guys wanna
Speaker 4: buy it?
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing I do a set. I go
Speaker 3: to the merch table, people walk by say I like
Speaker 3: the opener more, and then they walk out and don't
Speaker 3: buy it. It's the same exactly I would I would imagine.
Speaker 3: Is it like similar to own it? Because I don't
Speaker 3: own a house or really anything, but like owning people
Speaker 3: say when they buy property or buy their home, it's
Speaker 3: all this bullshit comes with it of like, now you're
Speaker 3: responsible for fixing you know, the fucking leak in the roof.
Speaker 3: You're responsible, You're probably Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think the complexity of owning a business is so different,
Speaker 1: like like, well, saw, I don't know either, bro, I
Speaker 1: got a rebbel pile though, look.
Speaker 4: Stupid man, listen, No, I mean I could speak to
Speaker 4: the I could speak to the house.
Speaker 1: Thing we scored like I get I like quick story.
Speaker 4: Uh in the pandemic, the people that owned the house
Speaker 4: that we rented that we live in now pandemic hit
Speaker 4: He was like a costume designer in like you know,
Speaker 4: Hollywood pandemication. Was like, we're cutting our ties. We're going
Speaker 4: back to Wisconsin. Do you want to buy the house?
Speaker 4: We were like, uh, yes, And then a week later,
Speaker 4: land a book deal, got a publishing deal, got this
Speaker 4: big advance, was able to buy the house just perfect storm, right,
Speaker 4: so that's our house, right. But yeah, it hit us
Speaker 4: when we looked in our daughter's room after some rain
Speaker 4: and was like, hey, where's that puddle from?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Right right right, And you're like, hey, you feel
Speaker 1: this part of the wall. It's mushy. Yes, yes, I was.
Speaker 4: Like yoh, which is which is actually full circle how
Speaker 4: I became theoprop because I had to learn how to
Speaker 4: fix it before, like I said, I've never owned a drill,
Speaker 4: so I was like, oh, I have to do this.
Speaker 1: I was doing drills before I owned a drill. That
Speaker 1: feels like a UK lyric. Anyway, let's take a quick
Speaker 1: break and we're gonna come back and get into the
Speaker 1: news where Trump is pump faking yet again. Here we
Speaker 1: go in a minute, and we're back. So, as I
Speaker 1: mentioned in the opening the intro, if you will, the
Speaker 1: tariffs have been, as CNBC says, roiling the markets, causing
Speaker 1: untold financial destruction to global trade and things that As
Speaker 1: somebody who likes to eat food that comes from other
Speaker 1: places a lot, like you know, cheese or like Japanese rice,
Speaker 1: just like kind of those ethnic foods. I was wedding
Speaker 1: because I'm like, what the what is this about to
Speaker 1: do to everything? And especially restaurants. Either way, the threat
Speaker 1: still remains of the tariffs. However, Trump announced that he
Speaker 1: is putting a ninety day pause on tariffs for seventy
Speaker 1: five countries. But he's trying to like spin it like
Speaker 1: he wasn't getting screened at by every single person who's like,
Speaker 1: you know, everybody's trying to make a deal. And after that,
Speaker 1: I've realized, whatever it's all that to suck it up
Speaker 1: the money, he's fucked up the money. Ninety day pause
Speaker 1: on tariffs for now, it could obviously fucking change within
Speaker 1: three seconds. But yeah, the line went up again, and
Speaker 1: everyone's like yay. The markets went up, and I'm like, please,
Speaker 1: don't fucking think this is over just because he pumped
Speaker 1: faked the tariffs. We're still stuck with this administration that
Speaker 1: is disappearing people and illegally human trafficking people to l Salvador.
Speaker 1: We're still revoking people's visas for just merely exercising free
Speaker 1: speech rights. We still have a lot on our plate.
Speaker 1: We still have Elon Musk trying to destroy social security.
Speaker 1: We still have poying with the fact of making increased
Speaker 1: tax cuts for the wealthy. This is far from over.
Speaker 1: But I think for people who are like in the
Speaker 1: Aiden Ross camp, like, bro, what happened on my fucking
Speaker 1: crypto man, Sure maybe you got something back, but you're
Speaker 1: still not doing Okay all that to say, yeah, this
Speaker 1: on Wednesday morning, because the stock market was continued to
Speaker 1: go down and people were just like ditching US bonds,
Speaker 1: he put on truth social be cool. Everything is going
Speaker 1: to work out well. The USA will be bigger and
Speaker 1: better than ever before.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, be cool. I want a big country.
Speaker 3: That's what I care about is how large my country is?
Speaker 3: The earth right right right make land?
Speaker 1: Yeah my big morning. I voted for Trump because I
Speaker 1: wanted America to be bigger. I needed I needed bigger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you can't care if I don't care what tear,
Speaker 4: if you put on a banana, niggade, don't grow here,
Speaker 4: Like I just don't know what you what you go do?
Speaker 4: But yeah, it wasn't so like deathly earth shattering destroying.
Speaker 4: This would be the funniest to B movie that we're
Speaker 4: all in right now, Like this is.
Speaker 1: Free, Yeah, this would be to watch. Well, actually it's
Speaker 1: not free. Yes, everyone, any studio executive would return this
Speaker 1: script back and be like what did what did you
Speaker 1: just send me? Talk?
Speaker 4: First of all, like I'm first of all, I have
Speaker 4: to go back to the fact that like the Democrat
Speaker 4: senator or congressman that got kicked out of Trump's speech
Speaker 4: was named al Green.
Speaker 1: You named that man al Green.
Speaker 4: I'm sending this script back, like did anybody else go
Speaker 4: that's the funniest shit ever al Green? I just thought
Speaker 4: hot grits and soul music, Like, you can't call this
Speaker 4: man al Green. Now you fast forward to this guy,
Speaker 4: your economic advisor, who thought of all bullshit ass bullshit
Speaker 4: ass tariffs, which was the opening scene in Ferris Bueller's
Speaker 4: day off what his teacher is explaining ben Stein. When
Speaker 4: ben Stein's explaining how this destroyed the like it's in
Speaker 4: the scene right, but that man his name's Peter Navarro.
Speaker 4: I was like, wait a minute, is that the dude
Speaker 4: from Jane's addiction? Like why do you keep naming or
Speaker 4: is it? Is it Danny Navarro?
Speaker 1: Who's the dude in? I was like, either way, Dave
Speaker 1: Dave Navarro? I thought, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, briefly.
Speaker 4: Yes, but then this clown did y'all see did y'all
Speaker 4: see the ron Vara stuff?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, how he was exciting a made up expert
Speaker 1: and they're like, that's your last name as an anagram?
Speaker 1: Is this a Scooby Dukes kid?
Speaker 4: Like you really put you really thought like a dianagramma?
Speaker 1: Your name is you? Why iPhones to thirty? Well, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is the thing though, it's it. It seems so stupid,
Speaker 1: and it feels like it's so stupid that it just
Speaker 1: must be stupid. But I don't count out the fact
Speaker 1: that there might be some other market manipulation that happened
Speaker 1: that a lot of people were gonna get wealthy from
Speaker 1: if they got ahead of it. Yeah, So it's hard
Speaker 1: to know the extent of it. But what we do
Speaker 1: know is Trump is senile. Trump is dumb, and he
Speaker 1: worships tariffs. So it feels like, even if your aim
Speaker 1: wasn't necessarily like this, they knew. It's like, well, we
Speaker 1: can achieve some kind of market disruption by telling him
Speaker 1: to go hard on tariffs. Either way, we're here and
Speaker 1: it's bad. This last week, we've seen all kinds of
Speaker 1: people start being like, I don't know why the fuck
Speaker 1: I voted for this guy. I lost twenty five percent
Speaker 1: of my retirement. I lost thirty percent of my wealth.
Speaker 1: People are saying, ah, numbers that are so wild, Like
Speaker 1: I have no sympathy, which is I feel bad. I
Speaker 1: don't feel bad because, like, effect do I know about
Speaker 1: losing ten million dollars, But like when I hear sit
Speaker 1: like that, it feels like it's easier to kind of
Speaker 1: put into perspective when you hear about what the tariffs
Speaker 1: would cost people. And now those rates have gone up.
Speaker 1: They said the average would be an average family would
Speaker 1: be around thirty nine hundred dollars a month or sorry
Speaker 1: a year in lost like sort of buying power. That
Speaker 1: would mean now I'd like to put it in these perspectives,
Speaker 1: and I think for people who want to talk to
Speaker 1: their friends about like, well, what do the terms mean,
Speaker 1: that would mean you need to come up with another
Speaker 1: three hundred and twenty five dollars a month. Basically you
Speaker 1: need another check to check. You need to come up
Speaker 1: with three hundred and twenty five extra dollars per month
Speaker 1: because of the rise and costs. So now we're at
Speaker 1: this point where we're seeing like interviews where people are like,
Speaker 1: do you regret your decision? Vox did this thing where
Speaker 1: they were talking to some of the worst pieces of
Speaker 1: shit that are like MAGA supporters, not just regular voters
Speaker 1: like in MAGA fucking quote unquote influencers, and they're all like, person,
Speaker 1: I know, but it's wild because they went out to
Speaker 1: them and they said, whoa, I just noted like they
Speaker 1: basically saw them talking spicy on social media. Then they
Speaker 1: reached out for an interview and they're like, hey, you
Speaker 1: want to talk about how you feel about your vote.
Speaker 1: So for example, like they like, we're talking about eugenicists,
Speaker 1: like white nationalists, COVID deniers. Okay, they hit these people up.
Speaker 1: One guy, Alex Berenson, who's also known as the pandemic's
Speaker 1: wrongest man because he was always like, nah, it's fine,
Speaker 1: it's like the cold. He was really out there being
Speaker 1: super casual. Trump elevated him because he was saying all
Speaker 1: kinds of stuff to be like, it's fine, nothing, it's nothing.
Speaker 1: He basically was screaming that Trump needs to be impeached immediately,
Speaker 1: like he's changed it up so quick. He was like,
Speaker 1: we need to fucking impeach him. I don't know what
Speaker 1: the fuck is going. I don't know what the fuck
Speaker 1: they're thinking. Then we have white nationalists and author of
Speaker 1: the seminal Maga book The Origins of Wokeness, which is
Speaker 1: like really underpins a lot of the anti DEI stuff
Speaker 1: we're seeing. His name is Richard Hanania. He said, quote,
Speaker 1: I was expecting something of a repeat of the first administration,
Speaker 1: with Trump restrained by traditional conservative ideas, personnel, and institutions.
Speaker 1: As it turned out, the old Reagan coalition was becoming
Speaker 1: increasingly hollow, replaced by Trump worship, online edge lordism, and
Speaker 1: later riving scammers like Crypto Bros And Maha Make America
Speaker 1: Healthy Again. Then he said, he's like he was talking
Speaker 1: to some of the people in the cabinet and like
Speaker 1: thought that maybe they were gonna be adults. He said,
Speaker 1: quote talking to these guys privately, there's no distinction. It
Speaker 1: really is people radicalized by social media, and all of
Speaker 1: us are like, are you fucking for real? Yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot of these people were. They did say they were
Speaker 1: so focused on the culture warshit and felt Trump was
Speaker 1: the vehicle for that. That's why a lot of people
Speaker 1: are making references. They're like, oh, are you glad that
Speaker 1: a few trans athletes can't compete anymore? And we don't
Speaker 1: use pronouns and you know there's no dei for your
Speaker 1: retirement to be vaporized worth it? Then Razeeb Khan, who
Speaker 1: is a geneticist okay and like race scientists, he called
Speaker 1: himself the R word and wrong for discounting the risk
Speaker 1: that Trump would actually do with the tariffs. He's like
Speaker 1: beating himself. He's like, I don't know what the fuck
Speaker 1: I was thinking. I just thought this is the perfect
Speaker 1: vehicle for our movement for fighting wokeness, and god, I
Speaker 1: was so wrong. And so again, all these people thought
Speaker 1: people like Peter Teel and Elon Musk would be the
Speaker 1: quote this is what they say again. They we thought
Speaker 1: they would be the adult in the room him too,
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly. I'm like, it's clear you have these backwards
Speaker 1: right wingers have no real life experience, because I'm not
Speaker 1: fucking with a room where the adult in the room
Speaker 1: is smacked off ketamine and like Twitter ship posts and
Speaker 1: be like, oh, that's the adult in the room. Yeah, great, great, great,
Speaker 1: So I'm fucking leaving. The president is a baby. The
Speaker 1: president is an actual baby. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: hold on, so that's a baby. And this guy has
Speaker 1: these sunglasses on upside down, just spinning in circles. Off
Speaker 1: to me, that's and that's three babies in a trench
Speaker 1: coat who are yeah, shaking from a sugar overdose.
Speaker 4: I like, yeah, I hate the fact that, like the
Speaker 4: possibility that and this is what what like really burns
Speaker 4: me up about, not just Trump, but men like Trump
Speaker 4: to where it's like but it also might work right
Speaker 4: and then you're just like you like you just it's
Speaker 4: it's really it's really the Marvel movie. Like at the
Speaker 4: end of a Marvel movie, the city's destroyed, but the
Speaker 4: aliens did none of us have homes. None of us
Speaker 4: have homes. You've burnt down all infrastructure. But hey, I
Speaker 4: killed your alien. Aren't you happy?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Like this is this is that thing that wealth
Speaker 1: does to people, and especially wealthy white guys getting together.
Speaker 1: They are so bought in on like the mysticism of
Speaker 1: their own wealth and the fact that they just exploit
Speaker 1: other people's labor and they're like, and I made millions,
Speaker 1: Like dude, we're like fucking wizards. That they like that.
Speaker 1: It gives way to thinking like you're saying prop of like, well,
Speaker 1: let's give him some runway. He's been really into terrorists
Speaker 1: since the eighties. Yeah, it might work. What the fuck
Speaker 1: are you talking about? Have you ever been in a
Speaker 1: room with other people who have shit on the line?
Speaker 1: They would beat the shit out of you before they
Speaker 1: let you do something. They're like, yes, this is a
Speaker 1: phrase I'm surprised doesn't exist with billionaires, which is don't
Speaker 1: fuck up my money. Yeah, you're and I know it
Speaker 1: does money, Yes, I know it does. You're capitalists. And
Speaker 1: that's where I'm like, is this what happened? Did the
Speaker 1: did they wake up and they're like, hold on, he's
Speaker 1: fucking with my money.
Speaker 4: I honestly think that's what I honestly think at the
Speaker 4: end of the day. That's the way. It's like, what's
Speaker 4: going to take this? What if anything takes this man out?
Speaker 4: Is is fucking up the money? I still like we
Speaker 4: did a we on Wednesday, we dropped the episode about
Speaker 4: the tariff song of the politics and just like my
Speaker 4: transparency about like even when I became like a high
Speaker 4: school teacher in social science fresh out of college, I
Speaker 4: failed the economics test three times because I was like this,
Speaker 4: it don't make sense to me.
Speaker 1: Spend money, don't spend money you don't have. It's simple
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 4: So when you start talking about stocks and bonds and
Speaker 4: net worth and stuff like that, I'm like, how much
Speaker 4: money is in your bank account? And if you tell
Speaker 4: me ten thousand dollars and I'm like, then you have
Speaker 4: ten thousand dollars. I don't know what you're talking about
Speaker 4: with this imaginary I lost a billion dollars. That's not
Speaker 4: so money, Like, how is that so money from you?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Like where where is the billion dollars?
Speaker 4: So part of me like it feels like I don't
Speaker 4: care if the stock took yo, your imagine you lost
Speaker 4: imaginary money?
Speaker 1: Poor you. What hit me was retirement.
Speaker 4: People are like, oh, I've been paying into this for
Speaker 4: the past thirty years, and now you're telling me.
Speaker 1: It's all tied to the stock market, like that was
Speaker 1: a huge betrayal. And they're like, you know, we know
Speaker 1: pensions should actually be part of the stock market. What
Speaker 1: do y'all think about that? Yeah, having the money, we're stockular. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's actually tie that to the stock market. This is
Speaker 1: a new quote we do have from President Donald Trump
Speaker 1: about uh, the the tariffs. He basically said, yeah, he
Speaker 1: said he reversed tariffs because people were quote a little
Speaker 1: bit yippy and afraid. This motherfucker you set the house
Speaker 1: on file. You mean like that. I see you guys
Speaker 1: feeling real weird about it. So you're tripping, Okay, I'll stop.
Speaker 1: Also a lot of hollering when I was standing over
Speaker 1: the burning embers of your life. This is just like,
Speaker 1: I'm surprised. This feels just so again. I'm like, we're
Speaker 1: the Democrats because they're just they're still now they're saying,
Speaker 1: like Elizabeth warns, like, now is about the time to
Speaker 1: call your representatives about the tariffs. I'm sorry you are
Speaker 1: in Congress. You need to be doing stuff. Cory Cory
Speaker 1: Booker's Philipbuster. That's a start. That's a start. That's at
Speaker 1: least somebody putting something out there. It didn't quite get
Speaker 1: us what we need, but at least I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: the man didn't take a piss for twenty four hours. Shit,
Speaker 1: he gives a fuck it. Yeah yeah, so I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll give you that. Yeah. I would like to see more.
Speaker 1: If only Trump was like, Okay, we get it, you
Speaker 1: don't really take a pee. I'll relax, Corey, please go
Speaker 1: to the bathroom. It's just very hard when they need
Speaker 1: to be telling people what this is actually doing. What
Speaker 1: he is, he is stealing from all of us, I
Speaker 1: just sealing from us.
Speaker 4: I don't know why it's so hard to just say
Speaker 4: that when you say okay, when people were talking about
Speaker 4: like all the way back to like the Project twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five stuff, when there was like he's gonna, he's gonna,
Speaker 4: it's like no, all you got to do is read it.
Speaker 4: Just read it to people. This is what it says
Speaker 4: with the USAID stuff. Okay, here's what we do with
Speaker 4: USAI d Okay, the Department of Education is need to leave. Okay,
Speaker 4: here's what it actually does. What this means is your
Speaker 4: remedial ass son that can't read that needs somebody to
Speaker 4: come help them read it in a class that's a
Speaker 4: title one student.
Speaker 1: That's what the department covers, right, Yeah, exactly, you.
Speaker 4: Ain't so so when you yelling at your teacher like
Speaker 4: why why why can't my son read, I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: we had an instructional age, but you voted.
Speaker 1: For that person and lose their job. Yeah, and just
Speaker 1: say that. I also see like, yeah, there's so much
Speaker 1: content too right now that I see blowing up of
Speaker 1: like liberals dunking on Republicans like book around and find out,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, that is so not helpful. I know
Speaker 1: people want to engage in the shadenfreude because of everything
Speaker 1: that has been rocked upon us because of Trump, and
Speaker 1: you're like, look at what you you wanted to have
Speaker 1: that moment where you're teaching the dog repete on the road,
Speaker 1: look at what you did. Put your nose in it
Speaker 1: type shit. But at the end of the day, this
Speaker 1: affects every single one of us, and like acting as
Speaker 1: if all the damage is limited to people that voted
Speaker 1: for Trump is not is not is not constructive, and
Speaker 1: it's not going to help because long term, like more
Speaker 1: people need to fucking figure out that, like we're all
Speaker 1: getting fucked simultaneous lead rather than being like, just because
Speaker 1: you're not feeling it now doesn't mean that your company
Speaker 1: might feel the squeeze. Have to correct start bringing budgets
Speaker 1: down and do layoffs. And there's so many ways that
Speaker 1: you can get touched by this. And I think a
Speaker 1: lot of people, I mean, I get it. It's shit
Speaker 1: is just so fucking chaotic right now. You don't know
Speaker 1: what to feel or who to fucking laugh at or
Speaker 1: scream out or cry out. But it's this is this
Speaker 1: is all very not good for everyone. But anyway, And
Speaker 1: in response to this, Trump also said, well, seventy five
Speaker 1: countries are will still only be paying ten percent tariffs.
Speaker 1: China will now have one hundred and twenty five percent tariffs.
Speaker 1: Stupid asshole. Just again, like, I get it. The seventy
Speaker 1: five out of the country is great, but China is
Speaker 1: still so deeply an integral part of American supply chains
Speaker 1: for American companies and American consumers who are addicted to
Speaker 1: cheap shit is not coming out of Kenosha, Wisconsin or
Speaker 1: some shit. It is coming from China, so.
Speaker 3: And need to buy it can only afford to buy
Speaker 3: it because of these principles, the economic principle. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 3: taking away necessities from people who need it.
Speaker 1: One thing that I thought was real, spooky or very
Speaker 1: interesting was Senator Tom Tillis from North Carolina on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: He was speaking with one of Trump's trade representatives, this guy,
Speaker 1: Jamison Greer, and he was basically, I'm just gonna let him.
Speaker 1: This is a Republican senator speaking And granted this might
Speaker 1: have something to the fact that he's up for reelection
Speaker 1: next year. Either way, Yeah, this is this is how
Speaker 1: a Republican senator is talking to one of Trump's representatives
Speaker 1: about these tariffs.
Speaker 2: So my first question to you in this scenario, the
Speaker 2: decision maker who decided the ala prima approach, who has
Speaker 2: obviously had to have spent time anticipating what we saw
Speaker 2: in the markets and some of the pushback.
Speaker 6: I'm assuming this all got gamed out.
Speaker 2: No, because it's a novel approach.
Speaker 6: It needed to be thought out. Who's froate Do I
Speaker 6: get to choke if this proves to be wrong?
Speaker 7: Well, Senator, you can certainly always talk to me.
Speaker 6: But I wonder you at the tip of the spirit.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm at the tip of the spirit for certainly.
Speaker 6: Did you propose the al a premium approach?
Speaker 7: So first of all, I would push back center just
Speaker 7: a little bit on.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, look they start doing a bunch of wonky talk.
Speaker 1: But he said, who's but who's throat? Do I get
Speaker 1: to choke? Okay, freak, what are you talking about? He's like,
Speaker 1: it would be me, m my, okay, I'm gonna choke
Speaker 1: your throat. I felt that was a little redundant. I
Speaker 1: feel like I could give him notes on his menacing
Speaker 1: talk a little bit. I would just do who do
Speaker 1: I choke? Yeah? Who as do I beat?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Exactly? Who do I throat? No? No, just true? Wait,
Speaker 1: whose ass is getting this belt? Whose ass is getting throated?
Speaker 1: Another one? Yeah? Or get a little more colloquially from
Speaker 1: you're from North Carolina. You talk about, you know, getting
Speaker 1: a switch or something. I don't know, but yeah, it's
Speaker 1: just up a little bit, senter, don't talk to us.
Speaker 1: I think again, this feels like when you have senators
Speaker 1: they're losing it, presumably because the wealthy donors they are
Speaker 1: beholden to to keep their campaign coffers full are calling
Speaker 1: them up and are saying, what the fuck are y'all
Speaker 1: doing to my money? So I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: It's so hard to fucking know. That's what makes it
Speaker 1: so difficult to talk about this administration because Trump is
Speaker 1: clearly in a state of mental decline and Laura Lumer
Speaker 1: just shows up and whispers shit in his ear and
Speaker 1: then like national security people get fired, like it feels
Speaker 1: like a cartoon.
Speaker 3: He's like an at he's so he's addicted to what
Speaker 3: he thinks deal making is. So we don't know what
Speaker 3: that means. It's not our understanding of what a deal is.
Speaker 3: It's what he thinks the deal is, which is already terrifying.
Speaker 3: And they're like, okay, the adults in the room, we're
Speaker 3: gonna take away his deals so he can get sober.
Speaker 3: And then he's somehow concocted deal making out of tariffs
Speaker 3: and so he found a way to make this drug
Speaker 3: for some reason for himself, and now he's completely fucked.
Speaker 1: Which is from us essentially. I think for him, it's
Speaker 1: it's I think deal making is making someone do something
Speaker 1: they don't want to do, that he gets that they
Speaker 1: don't want to do. Yeah, yeah, it's really not really
Speaker 1: tied to the finances of it, because we know he
Speaker 1: has no real business acumen. His gang.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's really gangshit in the sense that, like all
Speaker 4: relationships are transactional, like there are no every we don't
Speaker 4: have friends. Everything is like yeah if you like it's
Speaker 4: so if everything is transactional, if I feel like you're
Speaker 4: getting more from me than I'm getting from you, and
Speaker 4: you win it. So even if I'm happy, even if
Speaker 4: even if everybody I got over here is happy, like
Speaker 4: if I feel like if I just feel like you're
Speaker 4: taken advantage of me rather than us just being like, well,
Speaker 4: it's fine, like like that's taking from it's great. That
Speaker 4: same senator lit the fool up about the Australian like
Speaker 4: uh uh trade. He was like, we have a free
Speaker 4: trade with Australia and a trade surplus with them, Like
Speaker 4: we're making money with Australia. What the hell are you doing?
Speaker 1: Oh? Sorry, So my grandpa he he has undiagnosed dementia. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So what happens is he's just kind of at night,
Speaker 1: it gets spooky, y'all. And sometimes we have to give
Speaker 1: him a piece of wood that we pretend is an
Speaker 1: iPhone and we tell him his truth social posts are
Speaker 1: going out there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he told me he was gonna teariff Hogwarts next.
Speaker 4: I was like, I will figure it out. I'll figure
Speaker 4: out how to tear off Harwars.
Speaker 1: They've had it too good for too long. Yea, you
Speaker 1: have our number. We will not be pushed around. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, so we'll see. I like, I think one
Speaker 1: thing that we do know is that Trump is a coward.
Speaker 1: Uh And you know there was a version of me
Speaker 1: is like, oh, we're just here we go, and it
Speaker 1: still could happen because I can only imagine what happens
Speaker 1: when someone feels like they seem less powerful for backing
Speaker 1: down from something that they double down. We'll just have
Speaker 1: to see. We will just have to see. But for now,
Speaker 1: the line went back up a little bit, So let's
Speaker 1: take a quick break and we'll be right back. And
Speaker 1: we're back. So this Hershey Chocolate movie was announced and
Speaker 1: a lot of people are like making comparisons to like
Speaker 1: the fuck the studio that new seth Rogan movie that's
Speaker 1: on Apple or the series that's on Apple. Because in
Speaker 1: the show, it's not a spoiler. He has to make
Speaker 1: a movie about kool Aid, Like they got the kool
Speaker 1: Aid ip and he now has to make figure out
Speaker 1: the kool Aid movie. And hearing the Hershey bar movie,
Speaker 1: who everyone was like, this is so stupid. What is
Speaker 1: going on this movie? It's called Hershey. It is quite
Speaker 1: literally a co production with good I'm glad it's call
Speaker 1: it that. Yeah, Hershey for now working title, working title.
Speaker 1: It is a co production with Hershey Entities, which is
Speaker 1: like their official company. And it will be a quote
Speaker 1: love story about Milton Hershey and his wife Catherine, who
Speaker 1: founded the company Town Hershey, Pennsylvania, but his greatest legacy
Speaker 1: is the Milton Hershey School. Incomes the Behind the Bastards
Speaker 1: theme song. Yeah, because as our writer Jam McNab was pointing,
Speaker 1: like looking into it, he's like, yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 1: And I forgive me if this was already a Behind
Speaker 1: the Bastard's episode, because Elie Robert has covered so nearly
Speaker 1: every single person. I typically when I need to learn something,
Speaker 1: I just check if there is behind the Baschetard's episode.
Speaker 1: First I said, he doesn't do it, so confidently I
Speaker 1: don't know. Let's see Hershey behind the Bastards and no,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, you got it a topic. I
Speaker 1: just got in there, and he will do a much
Speaker 1: much deeper dive than this. But just topically right, this
Speaker 1: is just wild because I'm like probably like most people,
Speaker 1: I know nothing about the Hershey family. I didn't even
Speaker 1: know that there was like a company town. I just
Speaker 1: know the fucking, very boring chocolate bar that you use firstmores. Okay,
Speaker 1: I like the cookies and cream one better if you're
Speaker 1: gonna if I have to be honest. His company town, though,
Speaker 1: did include social services and health insurance for workers. These
Speaker 1: were not usual things, but those same workers quote became
Speaker 1: increasingly uncomfortable with the company's oversight of their private lives
Speaker 1: and grew to dislike Hershey, who, of course he lived
Speaker 1: in a mansion on the hill overlooking his subordinates. Wow.
Speaker 1: From one of the books from historian Robert Weir, he
Speaker 1: described quote he felt his workers owed him everything, after all,
Speaker 1: he had given them everything. Oh I love that backwards
Speaker 1: ass depiction of your relation to your workers. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean I gave you everything off the backs of
Speaker 1: your labor, that I give you a fraction of a pittance.
Speaker 1: What do you mean to rese I keep you my life.
Speaker 1: You gave me a job. Yes, ye gave me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you gave me the opportunity to exploit my work. Yeah, fine,
Speaker 1: you gave me everything what I wrestle. So there was
Speaker 1: another moment in the story of the Hershey Company where
Speaker 1: workers staged a sit in strike and we know where
Speaker 1: this is headed. It was ended violently in a riot
Speaker 1: that some say was orchestrated by Hershey himself. This is
Speaker 1: from the New York Times. After five days of the
Speaker 1: sit in, chaos broke out. On April seventh, thousands of farmers,
Speaker 1: joined by loyal employees, stormed the factory and assaulted the
Speaker 1: strikers with fist shoes, clubs, improvise, improvised weapons, and even
Speaker 1: ice picks. According to oral history interviews housed in the
Speaker 1: Hershey Hershey Corporation archives, some strike participants believe that Hershey itself,
Speaker 1: the company, had orchestrated the riot, bringing in strike breakers
Speaker 1: from Pennsylvania and forcing locals, including dairy farmers who relied
Speaker 1: on their business with Hershey, to participate, allegedly Kang allegedly,
Speaker 1: so it brings us to the school. Sorry, Blake, I.
Speaker 3: Thought you no, no, no, I've been to Hershey, Pennsylvania and
Speaker 3: it's I mean, it's not close to Philly, but it's
Speaker 3: like close enough you can get there that you know
Speaker 3: about it, right, yeah, that I know about it and
Speaker 3: that I've been there.
Speaker 1: And then no place smells like that, like they are
Speaker 1: pumping in chocolate smell through for like one hundred square
Speaker 1: miles to cover eyes.
Speaker 3: I mean it does smell like that. It really, right,
Speaker 3: it does smell like that. Yeah, and I assume it's
Speaker 3: to cover up lies like this.
Speaker 1: Is there a fact? Is the factory right there? Still? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's there's a park.
Speaker 3: So it's like a theme park and after like pro
Speaker 3: like a prom or a homecoming the cool kids like
Speaker 3: myself who weren't drinking at the time that I.
Speaker 1: Have a terrible drinking problem. Now yeah I can't. I
Speaker 1: don't know where I am right now? Yeah? Are you
Speaker 1: who's Jack? Which one of you? Where's Jack? Your her
Speaker 1: hair is longer? Those are dreads, man.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's a whole it's a whole theme park.
Speaker 3: There's like and it's also like one of those propaganda
Speaker 3: parks right right right relation and but they have like
Speaker 3: you can tour them and be like, well, how great.
Speaker 3: You know, it's almost like a severance like, this is
Speaker 3: the the guy, like the cure guy. Right, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: very very weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, chocolate right but chocolate, Okay, well it's chocolate. Yeah,
Speaker 1: middling chocolate. Middling chocolate. I'm not thank you, it's middling.
Speaker 1: So for the As for the Hershey School for Orphans,
Speaker 1: which Hershey founded and donated his entire fortune to, ever like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, looking at for orphans, this is fantastic.
Speaker 1: He donated all his orphans for one thing. Yeah, Hershey's
Speaker 1: heart was not in the right place for this school
Speaker 1: of orphans. This was quote only poor, healthy, white male
Speaker 1: orphans of ages between four and eight years will be admitted.
Speaker 1: How do you manage? I feel like these people like,
Speaker 1: what the helly?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: What the helly own?
Speaker 4: Like? How do you manage to find a way to
Speaker 4: be a villain in giving your life savings to an orphanage?
Speaker 4: Like like I was wondering how this.
Speaker 1: Was gonna be bad? Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly where people
Speaker 1: like this is great. They're like, well it started off
Speaker 1: with actually little white children. It was a segregated orphanage.
Speaker 1: Non white orphans were admitted starting in the late nineteen sixties.
Speaker 1: I wonder what happened around that we had to sir,
Speaker 1: you can't say it happened around the around became the law.
Speaker 1: You fucking changed.
Speaker 4: Her mind, You changed your mind, you changed a change
Speaker 4: of heart right after this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the l was the right time, right early. Yeah. Then,
Speaker 1: but then they held on to their backwards ways. Because
Speaker 1: girls and at risk children who were not orphans, they
Speaker 1: were allowed in the next decade, in the seventies. Ess.
Speaker 1: According to the author of The Chocolate Trust, it's the
Speaker 1: book about them, admission to the school came with strings attached.
Speaker 1: Like you said, prop, all relations art, all relationships are transactional,
Speaker 1: which meant these kids were now in the program of
Speaker 1: indentured servitudes. Children were forced to work for hershey, before
Speaker 1: and after class, milk and cows, shoveley manure and polishing silverware.
Speaker 4: Oodlumpas dude, Like yeah, he literally created oopa lumpas out
Speaker 4: of white orphanis or.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, uh so this is from uh
Speaker 1: this this book about it said quote from the Chocolate Trust.
Speaker 1: Some farms were two or three miles from school. Boys
Speaker 1: couldn't be late for milking a homeboy. This is just
Speaker 1: like wait, wait for this. That would call it a
Speaker 1: homeboy because they were part of the home so they said, okay,
Speaker 1: fair enoughs that's a book. It's capitalized. It's a proper noun.
Speaker 1: Tend to be our capitalist. A homeboy who was late
Speaker 1: for milk had to run his arms and legs pumping
Speaker 1: along a country road to get there on time. Uh oh,
Speaker 1: so yeah, the modern I think Hershey company definitely they
Speaker 1: have a vested interest in making the movie. Because there's
Speaker 1: still a ton of controversies. They're still the wild thing
Speaker 1: is I didn't know this. The school is richer than
Speaker 1: Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh combined, and they
Speaker 1: charge no tuition and they take no government aid. Thank god.
Speaker 1: You know, they don't need it. All the schools they're
Speaker 1: taking doing woke stuff with the probably because they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: because then we don't have to be held to the
Speaker 1: fucking standards of whatever.
Speaker 4: I would imagine left I would imagine now they'll be like, damn,
Speaker 4: we can get everybody money now we are already doing
Speaker 4: which y'all won't so like, hey, looking at it, say
Speaker 4: like I know day over there researching aut in woke medicines.
Speaker 1: We'll give none of these kids, so we'll take your money. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if they're late. If they're late, for if a homeboy
Speaker 1: is late to milking, we break their fingers either painting
Speaker 1: the storage. By the way, yeah, put this green wig on.
Speaker 1: Put these overalls on it. You are not worn skin
Speaker 1: and now only walk on your knee. House students live
Speaker 1: in group homes monitored by quote house parents who must
Speaker 1: be married couples, okay, the students who live within a minute.
Speaker 1: They also have like a caste system within this like school,
Speaker 1: where they're ranked on things like finishing their dinner and
Speaker 1: following rules. What among the behaviors that graduates told us
Speaker 1: affected their ranking gossiping, being late, not eating all their dinner,
Speaker 1: having a bad attitude, and failing to vacuum in dust properly.
Speaker 1: A higher ranking would lead to more privileges, like being
Speaker 1: able to watch TV or having a later bedtime. Worse,
Speaker 1: misbehaving students that resulted in demerits, which could lead to
Speaker 1: college scholarships being drained. Oh my god. So so, as
Speaker 1: one former student put it, quote, they don't give you
Speaker 1: a chance to live a regular life and make mistakes
Speaker 1: without taking away your future.
Speaker 3: I was like, America, Oh weird, how do we know?
Speaker 3: There's so much fucked up ship. It's like, why did
Speaker 3: I not know this? You know, there's so many things
Speaker 3: on this show where it's like, why didn't I know that?
Speaker 1: That's horrible? Oh, here's this is the worst thing I've
Speaker 1: ever heard.
Speaker 4: Yea chocolate company, got a jail, got a juvenile hall.
Speaker 4: Basically you know what I'm saying, right, and you we
Speaker 4: punish you for being children.
Speaker 1: M Yeah that's the movie.
Speaker 3: By the way, I don't know what the fuck they're doing,
Speaker 3: some story between a chocolate guy and a woman.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, right, that's the movie. No, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: you have a terrible uh like dark What was that
Speaker 1: one movie about the boarding school that had Kevin Bacon
Speaker 1: called Matilda? Oh yeah, yeah, no, not Rounders. That was
Speaker 1: about Polker Dude, I'm sucking up this, imagine Annie, Annie,
Speaker 1: Yeah they were sleepers, sleepers, Yes, yes, like it would
Speaker 1: be a legal drama, is what the story about the
Speaker 1: Hershey school would be, allegedly, But yeah, we'll see. Maybe
Speaker 1: the movie will be cool. A lot of people just
Speaker 1: writing about it, like, oh, White Lotus alom Alessandro de
Speaker 1: Daria is in it, and you're like, what about the school.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing that Yeah, yeah, yeah, same way. How
Speaker 1: like you see stuff for like occasionally, like on President's Day,
Speaker 1: they're like, you'll never guess what George Washington's favorite hobby was.
Speaker 1: And you're like, have a slave teeth stealing teeth? That
Speaker 1: it is?
Speaker 2: Late?
Speaker 1: Is that it is?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 1: It like another thing that a most American people don't
Speaker 1: They're like they were made of wood. Yeah, yep, yep,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man. Yeah, so keep your eyes on
Speaker 1: this one. I think it's going to suck and we
Speaker 1: don't need again, just make spend half the money so
Speaker 1: you don't have to acquire dumb ip and just empower
Speaker 1: creators who are out there right now with stories so
Speaker 1: different people's heads will be blown off and they will
Speaker 1: come to the fucking theater or don't what do I know? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you? Yeah? That's just like my opinion, man.
Speaker 1: But my opinion was, Prop, this was a great episode
Speaker 1: and it was fantastic having you here. Where do the
Speaker 1: people find you? Hear you? Listen to you? Man? And
Speaker 1: what's a working media that you're enjoying. My opinion is
Speaker 1: I really love you guys, and I want to do this.
Speaker 4: You are and yeah, prop hip hop dot Com and
Speaker 4: all of the apt symbols for the hood, politics stuff
Speaker 4: for the new music dropping Like twenty twenty four was
Speaker 4: like a pretty I just had. I didn't do a
Speaker 4: lot of performing. I kind of felt like God put
Speaker 4: me on the bench. So I was like, I don't
Speaker 4: know what I'm doing. So I just wrote a song
Speaker 4: a day. So now I'm like four albums later. One
Speaker 4: of those albums is dropping very soon. But the first
Speaker 4: single of that body of work is Friday prop hip
Speaker 4: hop dot com song a Day. I wrote a song
Speaker 4: a day, bro, unreal. I was just sitting here. I
Speaker 4: was like, well, let me get my reps in. It's
Speaker 4: like going back to the gym.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Most I can do is make inco references and
Speaker 1: scream about the decay of America every day. Not even
Speaker 1: good at that, yeah, Kenny, Yeah exactly thinks.
Speaker 3: That sounded mean you're not even good at that. I
Speaker 3: don't even like that as a joke, Like I do
Speaker 3: like that as a joke to where can they find?
Speaker 3: Is it on your website? The song on Friday or
Speaker 3: working everywhere?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 4: If you buy it off get music yeah yeah yeah,
Speaker 4: all the streamers, all the websites, all the things. When
Speaker 4: you it's kind of like when you own, like when
Speaker 4: you own the Masters, it's like you can kind of
Speaker 4: like you can actually make a little bit of money
Speaker 4: on the streamers, and not as much as I should make,
Speaker 4: but you can definitely do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: A piece of media I like is this lady doctor Fizzle.
Speaker 1: She's a part of the fifty Nerds of Gray.
Speaker 4: And it says, does anyone have easy tricks to remember
Speaker 4: the affect versus effect difference? And she said the person replied,
Speaker 4: affect is fuck around and effect is find out.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's great. I like that.
Speaker 4: I taught high school for six years and I never
Speaker 4: thought of this. I was like, this is absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 4: And there's a second one. I'm sorry, can I give
Speaker 4: a second one?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was right out of time. The meme was sent
Speaker 4: to me. They didn't give me a at symbol or nothing.
Speaker 4: They just clicked it and sent it to me. And
Speaker 4: it was this white man saying that ghosts really can't
Speaker 4: affect human living human beings because if that were the case,
Speaker 4: there'd only be a handful of Caucasians left on earth.
Speaker 1: That was like, this dude made a super valid point.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's pretty true because if ghosts could actually hurt you, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Blake would be the last white boy.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of ghosts. I appreciate it. Yeah, get good.
Speaker 3: I'd be walking walking on a knife's edge every single day,
Speaker 3: surrounded by ghosts.
Speaker 1: Guys, Who's the ghost your most afraid of? Blake? Anyone,
Speaker 1: any any ghost you're afraid of? But you were gonna
Speaker 1: say any black ghosts? We're gonna say to me? No,
Speaker 1: I don't know unless unless you do.
Speaker 3: Uh JFK because my great grandfather killed him and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Oh he was in the Secret Service. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was behind me. Cuban Record Service. He's in the
Speaker 1: Cuban h Blake. Where do the people find you? Follow you?
Speaker 1: What's a tweaked or poster media that you're liking?
Speaker 3: A media that I enjoyed today was from Chip Chantry
Speaker 3: on Blue Sky. These tariffs are the Gym and Pam
Speaker 3: of the Apocalypse. And then also, I will be my
Speaker 3: tours done so you can see me around New York
Speaker 3: doing stand up at Blake Wexler on all social media.
Speaker 3: My stand up comedy special Daddy Long Legs is still
Speaker 3: available for free on YouTube.
Speaker 1: And then I'm doing this. I plugged this yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm doing this charity bike ride that the Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 3: do each year to raise money for autism awareness. So
Speaker 3: I have a link if you can spare anything. You
Speaker 3: know now that these tariffs have been repealed for ninety
Speaker 3: days and we'll be repealed probably added in again tomorrow.
Speaker 3: So it's a brief window where I can accept donations.
Speaker 3: But anyway, if you can spare something, great, If not,
Speaker 3: totally get it. So that link is in my bio.
Speaker 1: Boom boom boom, no fantastic. Two have you here? What's
Speaker 1: the thing? I like? There was something on there. Oh
Speaker 1: just someone was posting, you know that meme where the
Speaker 1: dude is like he's pretending to jump off a balcony.
Speaker 1: He's like nahm, yeah, yeah, he takes a bottle beach.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh no, I'm just playing, and then he's
Speaker 1: like doing all these things that I hurt himself. That
Speaker 1: meme was posted by at very important dot lawyer on
Speaker 1: Blue Sky and he said, this is how the American
Speaker 1: economy is going to work for at least two entire years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: one hundred percent of the gonna drink bleak. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get a little of my mouth though, well, yeah, he's terrible.
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