Speaker 1: It's a game of inches. You know what they say?
Speaker 2: Those inches are everywhere around you, uh, everywhere. Sorry, I
Speaker 2: just got to get my al pacino right, and then
Speaker 2: we can bring him in all around you. Those inches
Speaker 2: got a great as.
Speaker 3: I got to say, you have to get great ass.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: How about how about we bring Tim in and you
Speaker 1: talk for as long as you can as al pacino
Speaker 1: a ready he comes team Yeah man, mm hmm yeah,
Speaker 1: have a bit of water water? Okay, too much?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 2: Tim?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Good after night? Yeah man, good morning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tim Batch.
Speaker 4: The Batman, Batman Forever Batman begins, that begins, the Dark
Speaker 4: Knight Rises.
Speaker 2: It's a great.
Speaker 5: Film, never a true We're spoken yeah, and accurately describing
Speaker 5: my situation.
Speaker 3: It is twenty five to seven in winter in the morning.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Okay, and it's Tuesday there too. Yeah, it's a fucking
Speaker 5: upside down. It's top to TV.
Speaker 1: Jack, What are you saying about Batman's like when you
Speaker 1: look at him from the back, he got.
Speaker 2: A great ass and you got your head all the
Speaker 2: way up here.
Speaker 5: This is an energy that I hope can be maintained
Speaker 5: for an entire energy.
Speaker 1: That's just talking.
Speaker 2: It's just how I talked him.
Speaker 5: FANTASTICIM did an entire did episode. We got superstoned. I
Speaker 5: thought it would be funny to start the episode with
Speaker 5: accents from Tennessee and managed to maintain it for forty minus.
Speaker 2: Goddamn.
Speaker 3: I don't know how a curate it was, but it
Speaker 3: was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Is that what Jack?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 1: Is Jack doing a Tennessee accent to this?
Speaker 2: I don't think I don't know Tennessee, Tennessee. I really
Speaker 2: been really enough.
Speaker 5: The location is is an emotion rather than a city
Speaker 5: stague occasion.
Speaker 2: Yea, even though I'm supposed to be from upstate New York.
Speaker 5: You're someone's dead with what you have a complicated relationship
Speaker 5: with your son, someone's uncle Tim?
Speaker 1: Do you want to reveal the answer? Jack?
Speaker 2: It's supposed to be supposed to be al Pacino. I was,
Speaker 2: I was trying to do al Pacino, but it.
Speaker 5: Is definitely a al Pacino.
Speaker 2: It's a version of Matt's you Are That was something
Speaker 2: Hello the Internet and Welcome to season four on one,
Speaker 2: episode two of Trnilly's Guys. Yeah, that's a production of
Speaker 2: iHeart Radios podcast. We'd take a deep to have into America.
Speaker 2: Share coucousness and it is Tuesday, August twelfth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, pretty good day, pretty good National Julienne Fries Day,
Speaker 1: which I didn't know that was a thing. Like, I
Speaker 1: guess this's the skinniest. Yeah, shoe strings, and I guess I.
Speaker 2: Was bitterer than shoe strings even.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean the picture that they're showing here, these
Speaker 1: don't even look like French fries. I think they have
Speaker 1: I think they're showing a tie papaya salad. I'm not joking,
Speaker 1: this is any I'm like, I think this is papaia side.
Speaker 2: That those are times with a salad.
Speaker 6: They just put it as Julian French fries running this
Speaker 6: fucking website and like a lot of Americas probably don't
Speaker 6: know what Yeah, you know, tye, papaya salad is.
Speaker 1: No, they don't, they don't. They're like, isn't it supposed
Speaker 1: to be sweet? Although it is fun to watch someone
Speaker 1: eat actual type of bios out for the first time
Speaker 1: realizing how spicy that it doesn't.
Speaker 2: It hits like when you first put in your mouth,
Speaker 2: it doesn't feel like it's gonna be that spice.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: Some of the some of the strongest after burners I've
Speaker 2: ever experienced.
Speaker 1: Tell them it's also National Vinyl Record Day. I can
Speaker 1: get behind that, and also National Middle Child Day.
Speaker 2: Hey, shout out to us middles out there, just desperate
Speaker 2: for your approval and attention, just to be observed. Shout
Speaker 2: out to us. Superducer Catherine, Oh, shout out all the
Speaker 2: middle children, all of them, all of them. All Right.
Speaker 2: My name's Jack O'Brien aka Oh, Michael Jackson, Billy Jean,
Speaker 2: ain't no wood or as I seen, can make your
Speaker 2: pants smell like this Indiana, Ohio. Jack O'Brien has to
Speaker 2: know it wasn't Wooter Rice. It's piss. Oh piss yeah,
Speaker 2: I said, piss. Wooter Rice ain't yellow like this? Oh
Speaker 2: piss yeah, I said, piss what or Ie don't quite
Speaker 2: smell like this? That one courtesy Christiama guci Man on
Speaker 2: the discord The Great Christyama gucci Man. In reference to
Speaker 2: the discourse around the song Home, Miles, did you miss
Speaker 2: that the Tiny Desk concert Home?
Speaker 1: Well, you were abroad, Yes, I think I did miss that.
Speaker 2: Everybody was talking about you know that song was like oh.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I thought you were doing Bob.
Speaker 2: Dylan or some shit I was I was trying to do,
Speaker 2: uh Sharpened the Magnetic Zeros.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I knew someone who played accordion
Speaker 1: in that band.
Speaker 2: Oh hell yeah. Man. There's like a tiny desk concert
Speaker 2: clip that was going viral with people just being like
Speaker 2: worst song ever made, like and the lyrics written on
Speaker 2: the video so you could just see that it was
Speaker 2: like peanut butter chocolate pie. I Love My guy was like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, random ship.
Speaker 1: Hey, as long as everybody's white and wearing linen, all good.
Speaker 2: The girl singer at one point does a smacks her
Speaker 2: head and does like a they're like bone and like
Speaker 2: her hat falls off. It's got a great performance.
Speaker 1: Anyways, this was new or the old like they're old. Ye, Like,
Speaker 1: there's no way people are still checking for Edward Sharp
Speaker 1: and then Zeros are they?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just I don't think most people knew he looked
Speaker 2: like that partially, you know, that had white dreads energy
Speaker 2: and uh and then like hadn't really thought about the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there's Homegirl. That's Nora on accordion. Shout out
Speaker 1: to Nora on Nora ond Yeah. But yeah, also reference
Speaker 1: to the fact that I wrote a ride down the shore,
Speaker 1: and someone had apparently slipped a peece of frozen piss
Speaker 1: into my pocket before I went on the ride and
Speaker 1: then came off. My pants were wet and everybody claimed
Speaker 1: I pissed myself, but that's not true.
Speaker 2: Anyways, I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my
Speaker 2: co host, mister Miles Gras.
Speaker 1: I mean, how do I follow that? AKA, I'll just
Speaker 1: keep it short. It's me Miles g and the Place
Speaker 1: to Be just touched down back in the valley. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for having me the people of Denmark,
Speaker 1: and I'm so sorry that in numerous times you hear
Speaker 1: I heard Danish people talk about how Greenland is not
Speaker 1: for sale. I'm not interested. There's a lot of apologies
Speaker 1: being exchanged when they're like, oh, extangelists, They're like it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, and like I'm like, oh, I'm sorry. They're like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. It's like sort of like, oh God, you
Speaker 1: had to admit you were an American.
Speaker 2: Because the thing is.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean yeah, not like ooh I'm sorry, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, I'm sorry, and then we do laugh
Speaker 1: and I'm like they're like, no, I don't have a
Speaker 1: guy was like, I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 1: I was like, no, I should yeah, And I was
Speaker 1: like I was like, bro, I don't even funk with
Speaker 1: that place, and they don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, boy yeah.
Speaker 1: Anyway, shout out to the wonderful people of Copenhagen.
Speaker 2: Anyways, welcome the place to be.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep.
Speaker 2: We're thrilled to be joined in our third by one
Speaker 2: of our favorites, a multiple award winning comedian, podcast or
Speaker 2: producer who co hosts the podcast The Worst Idea of
Speaker 2: All Time with Montgomery Very Funny chat show host. Welcome
Speaker 2: back to the show, the hilarious, the talented tim Ba.
Speaker 5: Hello everybody, and welcome to the next day of your
Speaker 5: life from Altiro, New Zealand.
Speaker 1: What's it like in the future.
Speaker 5: It's still a little dicey Okay, what fun. I haven't
Speaker 5: fixed everything up just yet.
Speaker 1: All right, We're close though, right.
Speaker 2: We kept saying fuck this day over and over again.
Speaker 2: I thought that was going to be What did it?
Speaker 5: Tuesday's National Record Day? Come on, Jack's keep your chin
Speaker 5: out the batman.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that's Great's back. Pacino's back. You are you are
Speaker 2: coming to us. I'm a little later. You are all
Speaker 2: the way tomorrow, because I'm on the east coast miles
Speaker 2: on the west coast. You are all the way tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Cutting it always always amazed by your ability to be
Speaker 2: up bright eyed, dressed in clothing. So it's well done
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 5: I don't know about bright eyed I heard. So we
Speaker 5: get a lot of fan mail because our podcast is tremendous.
Speaker 5: We get emails of people coming. And someone yesterday said
Speaker 5: on the podcast, since you've been doing all the video
Speaker 5: of the of the podcast, I've now got an opportunity
Speaker 5: to see what you look like after all these years.
Speaker 5: And I had no idea you look so much like
Speaker 5: Willem Dafoe. And it's true, I do look a bit
Speaker 5: like Willem Defoe. And I think the most that I
Speaker 5: look like well we both have.
Speaker 3: Very tired eyes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, I'm giving you can you go like this.
Speaker 2: Just like oh oh yeah, oh yeah?
Speaker 3: Am I trying to go for like hobgoblin? Is that
Speaker 3: what you want from me?
Speaker 2: There's like has a little bit of a gargoyle like
Speaker 2: energy to me. It's like it would be if your
Speaker 2: face was mixed with a gargoyle on a like Seventh
Speaker 2: Avenue building in New York City, Like then you would
Speaker 2: get William Dafoe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're more handsome than William Befo.
Speaker 3: To be honest, it's very kind. I think William defot
Speaker 3: is a handsome man, and I think he seems like
Speaker 3: a cool guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he seems like I feel like he'd be a
Speaker 1: good He seems like a good hang. He's up for
Speaker 1: some banter.
Speaker 2: I think, Yeah, he is doing the ads, but the ads,
Speaker 2: his ads are for beer, and he's like hustling people,
Speaker 2: stealing people's money, so there's like an edge to him.
Speaker 5: I reckon he's He's got the perfect attitude to it, though.
Speaker 5: I think he's doing the aid so that he can
Speaker 5: make every art house film that he wants to and
Speaker 5: still keep his house.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: He's like, yeah, I'll knock out a you know, PBT
Speaker 5: ad or whatever so that I can do independent films
Speaker 5: for the next three years my house.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's the way to go.
Speaker 2: That's the way to do it. I'm not crazy about
Speaker 2: Steve Martin and Martin Short doing wells far.
Speaker 5: But it's a little hard to attack, especially if it
Speaker 5: was like you guys are probably making enough for him.
Speaker 7: What is its in the buildings, Tim, We're going to
Speaker 7: get to know you a little bit better in a
Speaker 7: moment person.
Speaker 2: We can tell listeners a couple of things we're talking about. Uh,
Speaker 2: we are going to talk about a date psychology survey
Speaker 2: that they surveyed asking sis straight women what what are
Speaker 2: the most and least attractive hobby as a man can have?
Speaker 2: And the answers will shock you. Now, I think they
Speaker 2: do shed a little late on some things that are
Speaker 2: happening in our gast So we're going to talk about
Speaker 2: that one of top that's specifically the Sydney Sweeney thing,
Speaker 2: why that's such a big deal for Republicans at the moment,
Speaker 2: All of that plenty more, But for Tim, we do
Speaker 2: like to ask our guest, what is something from your
Speaker 2: search history that's revealing about who you are?
Speaker 5: Waffle recipe two words and a unique insight into how
Speaker 5: I'm spending about every second morning at the moment at
Speaker 5: my house, which is making waffles for my one and
Speaker 5: three year old.
Speaker 3: Wow, he's got a two boys.
Speaker 5: The three year old's getting pretty picky with what he
Speaker 5: eats and trying to like find the balance between.
Speaker 3: Not making it a huge deal.
Speaker 5: You know that eat is vegetables and fully pot him
Speaker 5: off vegetables for the rest of his life and get
Speaker 5: some things that he's actually going to eat and something
Speaker 5: that he will never turn down at the moment, as waffles.
Speaker 5: And we've got this cool waffle lion, so I don't
Speaker 5: mind making them buzz.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you zeeland at the moment.
Speaker 5: Butter is horrifically expensive, so it's it's probably not the
Speaker 5: most economical way for me to be spending my mornings
Speaker 5: just putting like half a stick of butter into a
Speaker 5: waffle lion.
Speaker 1: Is waffle mix not just readily available or like best Quick?
Speaker 1: Isn't that where we're just just kind of lying around
Speaker 1: what do you actually make it?
Speaker 5: You just buy it as a pre made thing? Oh
Speaker 5: this is America, baby, God damn, you don't have it
Speaker 5: in yourself. Man, figure out how to make waffles.
Speaker 3: It's not hard. Here's what's in it.
Speaker 5: And the only reason I have to google it all
Speaker 5: the time is the quantities. Baking powder, basic flour, a
Speaker 5: little bit of salt, two eggs warm and milk and
Speaker 5: that's the secret ingredient. You got to warm that milk
Speaker 5: up a little bit, two eggs, you separate them out
Speaker 5: you west up the whites, and then you combine it
Speaker 5: all afterwards, a quarter of a cup of sugar. I
Speaker 5: don't know why I've put the quantity of the sugar
Speaker 5: and nothing else. But then you go and either vegetable
Speaker 5: oil or a bunch of butter.
Speaker 2: So much better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's got to be.
Speaker 2: But this is good. And now people instead of regoogling
Speaker 2: the quantities, they're just gonna index this web this podcast
Speaker 2: and just keep that podcast, keep playing it over and
Speaker 2: over again.
Speaker 3: You've got the aden.
Speaker 2: You get to hear the ingredients.
Speaker 3: That's right, it's the quantities of everything. You should be sweet.
Speaker 5: But I think it's a window into, like, you know,
Speaker 5: how small life does become when you've got two kids
Speaker 5: under five in the house. I went through my my schestreet.
Speaker 5: It's a very boring work related stuff. Yeah, you can't
Speaker 5: give me this time.
Speaker 1: A similar thing, which is like why two and a
Speaker 1: half year old not like food all the time?
Speaker 3: Exactly really good?
Speaker 2: And that's why you you have really good, really good
Speaker 2: you know before the show two and a half year
Speaker 2: old not like food?
Speaker 1: Risk? Why two point five year old not like food
Speaker 1: all the time?
Speaker 3: You're a professional. Communicate to my man.
Speaker 1: It's all about It's all about the economy of words.
Speaker 2: As I learned, Google's like not honestly, man, could you
Speaker 2: just be like a little more specific?
Speaker 5: Yeah, like in particular or I would love if that
Speaker 5: was the tone of Google. Yeah, come on, I have
Speaker 5: the total of human knowledge, but can you help me
Speaker 5: out a fucking little.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a fucking mind reader.
Speaker 2: Do you know Google when they have a search like that,
Speaker 2: are they like ding ding ding ding, We got one,
Speaker 2: you know, and like start serving you like you know,
Speaker 2: viruses and ship that like that. Older people are going
Speaker 2: to click on you know what I mean, Like people
Speaker 2: who don't know how to use Google, Like, do they
Speaker 2: adjust their search results so that they're designed to just
Speaker 2: rob the elder?
Speaker 3: Definitely?
Speaker 5: I reckon there are advertisers on there who have made
Speaker 5: viruses and they've figured out what boomers, old roomers search
Speaker 5: who don't know. But here's the other thing. When's the
Speaker 5: last time you had to deal with a computer virus?
Speaker 5: There used to be a big part of our lives.
Speaker 3: Back when it was like you had the family computer
Speaker 3: that was in the one room that yeah, everyone was
Speaker 3: on virus spot.
Speaker 5: She had to actually know what Norton was and how
Speaker 5: to use it, and now it feels like they've kind
Speaker 5: of gone away. Every now and then your whole ship
Speaker 5: will be rocked by some like crypto scam with a
Speaker 5: encrypt you hard drive and hold it to ransom.
Speaker 3: But apart from that, it's pretty smooth sailing on the
Speaker 3: for real.
Speaker 2: What is something tim that you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: Pamila Anderson, we forgotten about her, I think as a society.
Speaker 5: On pam Naked Guns Back, she's doing the press tours
Speaker 5: and it's so nice to see her. She is, I'm
Speaker 5: sure all listeners will know, has taken a stand to
Speaker 5: basically an all her public appearances not we makeup now.
Speaker 5: So she's just totally fresh faced. She hasn't had the
Speaker 5: work done. She looks beautiful, and she just seems like
Speaker 5: a really cool person. It appears that her and Liam
Speaker 5: Neeson have probably hooked up off the back of making
Speaker 5: the movie together, and it's just nice. It's just like
Speaker 5: it's too nice. It's it's you know, it's your mom
Speaker 5: has found a new fowler and you're a little worried
Speaker 5: at the start, but then you go to dinner and
Speaker 5: they're real cute together and he just seems like totally
Speaker 5: smitten with her and a lovely dude.
Speaker 2: So your mom in this metaphor is Liam Neeson.
Speaker 3: My mom, it's right today is always.
Speaker 1: My stepdad will always be Qua gone Jin.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's seeing them together. I was like and hearing how
Speaker 1: they just sort of give each other such glowing compliments
Speaker 1: in these like appearances. I'm like, oh, look at them.
Speaker 1: I think we're They're like they've been through some ship,
Speaker 1: both of them. So I'm like, I feel like, hopefully,
Speaker 1: I hope y'all have really found that happiness.
Speaker 2: That's what it is, right, happiness. Miles. You can't get
Speaker 2: your mind out of the gutter when it comes to
Speaker 2: pam Sorry, man, sorry bro habits, old habits.
Speaker 3: Oh shit, wishing Pamela Anderson well, saying.
Speaker 1: Happiness you deserve, Pamela, No.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 5: It's off the back of like we're, you know, a
Speaker 5: little bit aware of what they've been through in their lives,
Speaker 5: Pammeer Anderson man, because there's a lot of people who
Speaker 5: sort of didn't make it through that maelstream of being
Speaker 5: a sexual object from such an early age during in retrospect,
Speaker 5: a pretty toxic time and the culture to be a
Speaker 5: woman on screen like the early nineties on this and
Speaker 5: Pamor Andersen was sort of like at the Apex, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's privacy invaded. Had you know they made a
Speaker 2: movie about it? Bad times.
Speaker 1: Had to sit across from Jay Leno constantly like hey
Speaker 1: what about this when you had Nikki you think she's
Speaker 1: like you shut up what I have to say.
Speaker 5: I have enjoyed everyone's sort of reassessment of Jay len over. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and like John Oliver's comments about he's like, I'm.
Speaker 3: Not fucking taking comedy advice from Jay.
Speaker 2: That god fuck jas Well.
Speaker 3: It was the king for so.
Speaker 5: Long, but I think now that he's gone, everyone's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: that guy, he sucks right right, I'm here for it
Speaker 5: here then.
Speaker 2: Me, I'm still still Lenno. Tim Lenno FU Team Coco,
Speaker 2: Tim Leno from.
Speaker 5: Because You've got a good chin, You're you've got chin
Speaker 5: game strong, and you see a fellow brother in arms
Speaker 5: and copping strays and you're like, not on my watch.
Speaker 2: Although gene On Jean's my there's my go to get
Speaker 2: off this podcast and get into three types of genes
Speaker 2: of genes, just like my man Jay.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like Jay Leno has been pretty even like
Speaker 2: when he was King of Late Night it was it
Speaker 2: was kind of I put it in the same family
Speaker 2: as like Big Bang Theory in that it's like, as
Speaker 2: it was popular, everyone was like, who the fuck are
Speaker 2: these people? Love this shit?
Speaker 5: It's the phenomenon of being in the middle of everyone's
Speaker 5: love and hate, right, It's like it's not offensive enough
Speaker 5: for anyone to turn it off. Now, I were very
Speaker 5: few people at that in love with this sort of
Speaker 5: TV character, but they just exist enough in the middle
Speaker 5: to keep swimming around and maintaining. I hate to say,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say it because I don't know if you
Speaker 5: guys can Jimmy Fallon, you know, definitely the proto example
Speaker 5: of that At the moment.
Speaker 2: I will say that what I just said is probably
Speaker 2: misleading in the direct, like, probably too insulting to the
Speaker 2: Big Bang Theory, because I do know people who actually
Speaker 2: are like the Big Bank Theory is actually good. The
Speaker 2: joke writing is strong on that show. I don't know
Speaker 2: anybody who rides for Jay Leno or Jimmy Fallon like that.
Speaker 5: You know, I have to take you weird on it.
Speaker 5: For like Bang Theory, I haven't heard anyone defeed that,
Speaker 5: but I feel idea live your life. If you watch them,
Speaker 5: you know what they say. Man, the numbers don't lie. Fam,
Speaker 5: the numbers don't lie.
Speaker 2: Okay, as the Big Bang Theory talking.
Speaker 1: About the numbers, then yeah, the Big Bang Theory also
Speaker 1: stole everything from black artists.
Speaker 2: Yeah what Bazina was first said on.
Speaker 1: Listen to this. Listen to this Delta Blues recording from
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty eight. Instead of I'm afraid of you motherfucker,
Speaker 1: they're like, that's what Bernie max Cat's phrase from The
Speaker 1: Afraid of You Motherfuckers said? What is something he thinks overrated?
Speaker 5: Tim Guy Montgomery and I do a podcast called Just
Speaker 5: Like That, which you kindly mentioned at the start. It
Speaker 5: is famous for us watching sort of bad movies too
Speaker 5: many times. We've reviewed Grown Ups two fifty two times,
Speaker 5: and both The Sex and the City movies fifty two times.
Speaker 2: A piece work stadium of old time is what it's called, right.
Speaker 5: Yes, fittingly, and most recently we have been watching and
Speaker 5: Just Like That season three in Real Time. I've put
Speaker 5: that as overrated, almost just as a little opportunity to
Speaker 5: give it a shout out first. That has There's two
Speaker 5: things going on in my life. Right now, my two
Speaker 5: beautiful boys and Sarah Jesca Parker and her friends and
Speaker 5: what they're getting up to in their middle age on
Speaker 5: and just like that, it's just been announced that the.
Speaker 3: Whole concept of the Sex in the City universe is
Speaker 3: ending with this thing. This is a this is how
Speaker 3: they're going out, that's all right, And they didn't know
Speaker 3: that at the start of this.
Speaker 5: So this is the third season of and just like that,
Speaker 5: which is sort of set I don't know, roughly like
Speaker 5: fifteen years after the last time we saw the Goals.
Speaker 5: Samantha Jones is kind of famously not in this show,
Speaker 5: and they It has just been amazing watching them groping
Speaker 5: around in the dark over three seasons trying to figure
Speaker 5: out how to get back into the zeitgeist effectively. Carrie
Speaker 5: Bradshaw had a podcast with Bobby Lee at one point.
Speaker 5: Shaye Diars is this non binary character who got with
Speaker 5: Miranda and they had this very sort of complicated relationship
Speaker 5: as Miranda's trying to figure out who she is.
Speaker 1: And everyone hated is too. I've heard that character just
Speaker 1: like it was.
Speaker 5: Like, god, well that's the thing, and it made it
Speaker 5: very tricky, right because they were the most diverse character
Speaker 5: on the show and also the most easily hatable. They
Speaker 5: were also a stand up comedian, and you did get
Speaker 5: privy to some of Shay's stand up and they were
Speaker 5: not good.
Speaker 3: Yea bold decision to put it on spring.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, and then I just saw in this
Speaker 1: season too, like to your point about they don't know
Speaker 1: what the fuck's going on? How uh Nicolelari Parker's like
Speaker 1: father died like in the first season, yeah, and then
Speaker 1: also died in the third season, like hold on, that
Speaker 1: was in season What the fun Is Show?
Speaker 5: And the previous season she's bonding I think with Maranda
Speaker 5: at one point and it's like, oh, you know, yeah,
Speaker 5: it was so hard when when my dad died a
Speaker 5: couple of years ago. And then this season there is
Speaker 5: an entire episode dedicated to the fact that her dad
Speaker 5: just dies and then we go to the funeral and everything.
Speaker 5: And then when everyone rightly called this out on like
Speaker 5: they were like, what the fuck is going on here?
Speaker 5: They not even in the show, but just I think
Speaker 5: Michael Patrick King came out and Retconda as being like,
Speaker 5: oh no, one of them.
Speaker 3: Was a steep dad. We just forgot something like that.
Speaker 3: But also it's this isn't just that, Like Carry Bradshaw
Speaker 3: has been claiming that she's been with Aiden for twenty
Speaker 3: two years, which is just not true.
Speaker 2: Like at the beginning of Vegas, and then some.
Speaker 5: Allegations came out against Chris Noth, who's the actor that
Speaker 5: portrays them, so they killed him by Palaton, which in
Speaker 5: real life like temped Paloton's sheer price briefly when that episode.
Speaker 5: And then Big has been erased from history, and now
Speaker 5: they're trying to pretend like Aiden's been on the scene
Speaker 5: for two decades.
Speaker 3: Come on, guys, we've been watching.
Speaker 2: Wasn't he fool us?
Speaker 7: Like that?
Speaker 1: Wasn't he trying to get with them? And he was like,
Speaker 1: now I gotta get I got to be with my family,
Speaker 1: like with my kids or something. I felt like that
Speaker 1: was happening in the first whatever.
Speaker 2: But he's regular in the city, Big, Yeah.
Speaker 5: And I had to tell you that, I'm glad you're
Speaker 5: on board because you're talking to the right guy. So
Speaker 5: thick in the weeds with this ship. The reason it's
Speaker 5: it's kind of interesting at the moment is they have
Speaker 5: one episode left of all of the whole Sex and
Speaker 5: the City thing now because HBO who I don't even
Speaker 5: know who. Eventually it's probably Mickey Mouse agguess owns everything.
Speaker 5: So whoever at the top has decided, we've got to
Speaker 5: pull the plug.
Speaker 3: On this thing.
Speaker 5: This is not going well. It's costing us too much money.
Speaker 5: So mid season they've announced that this is it for
Speaker 5: everything forever. And now we've got one last season of
Speaker 5: one last episode to wrap up approximately one thousand storylines
Speaker 5: that they've opened up across this season of the show.
Speaker 5: It's been like a really adhd approach to television making,
Speaker 5: just opened things up and never returned to them, and
Speaker 5: there's a thousand characters living a thousand life.
Speaker 2: Is there anything they could do in the final episode,
Speaker 2: like could it all have been happening inside Carrie's mind
Speaker 2: and she's like kind of lost it or something like that,
Speaker 2: or you know, so like that was all intentional.
Speaker 5: Then fixing the gas leak would be the most hilarious
Speaker 5: pop out solution to all of this. Everyone has been
Speaker 5: a figment of her imagination. They've also done this thing
Speaker 5: which they did in the movie. So Guy and I
Speaker 5: obviously watched Sex and the City two fifty two times,
Speaker 5: and there is.
Speaker 3: Who is it? Hold on let me bring this up.
Speaker 5: Have I got the right movie, because now because I've
Speaker 5: watched both movies that combined one hundred times, they also
Speaker 5: go together in my head. So I've really got to
Speaker 5: get this right. Jennifer Hudson is in the first movie
Speaker 5: as a friend of Carrie Bradshaw, but she doesn't interact
Speaker 5: with any other characters in the film. So Guy and
Speaker 5: I developed a law that she is an imaginary friend
Speaker 5: and not for nothing, she's basically the only black person
Speaker 5: in the movie. In this television series, I think they've
Speaker 5: taken a lot of criticism about it being such a
Speaker 5: white show, so they've added a lot of these characters,
Speaker 5: but in some form of Sex and the City entropy,
Speaker 5: the central black characters are now fully just like away
Speaker 5: from the other characters, living totally separate TV shows. Sos
Speaker 5: Wexley and her family, they don't really interact with the
Speaker 5: rest of the women anymore. It's kind of a weird
Speaker 5: And and then Seema as well as this character they've
Speaker 5: brought into introduced to sort of take the place of
Speaker 5: Samantha Jones, and originally she was sort of with the goals,
Speaker 5: but now as well, she's for the last bit of
Speaker 5: the season just drifted off into her own show. So
Speaker 5: we're back to the core white woman sticking together, and like,
Speaker 5: it's a challenge writing for a thousand characters that you've
Speaker 5: introduced on a TV show, but they've sort of drifted
Speaker 5: into bad old racist secrets. Jesus, the show we couldn't rate.
Speaker 5: A divers of our fucking lives depended on it.
Speaker 3: And they tried, they really tried.
Speaker 2: There is there a room for a fan theory where
Speaker 2: because they didn't did they.
Speaker 1: Not go acknowledge just like sorry, sorry, finished?
Speaker 2: Did they acknowledge nine to eleven? I think there was
Speaker 2: like a subtle thematic tip of the captain nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: But I don't think nine to eleven actually happened within
Speaker 2: the Sex and the City universe. Could this be an
Speaker 2: alternate timeline where nine to eleven doesn't happen? And so
Speaker 2: all this is just like the Clinton world, you know,
Speaker 2: the Clinton version of America moving forward, just unencumbered.
Speaker 3: To tease this out.
Speaker 5: So there's no nine to eleven, there's no Iraq invasion,
Speaker 5: there's no rally around the flagpole effect, which I think
Speaker 5: means John Carey, right.
Speaker 2: Carey, Yeah, he would have been running against Bush. So
Speaker 2: now we might not have been running against Bush because
Speaker 2: he the reason they went with him was because he
Speaker 2: was like a wartime yeuy, so would it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard to tease out exactly, but maybe that's instead
Speaker 2: of like thinking of plot continuity, they they were just
Speaker 2: trying to figure out the politics.
Speaker 5: Reverse engineer how the political timeline went. With the most
Speaker 5: significant ofving of our lifetime, we got to get their red.
Speaker 1: String out real quick.
Speaker 2: Says that they panned to the Twin Towers at the
Speaker 2: end of the season that was recorded prior to nine
Speaker 2: to eleven as like the tip of the cap. So
Speaker 2: that cook, but that just implies that they still exist
Speaker 2: because that aired after right, So they were like, and
Speaker 2: we get it, guys, and just so you know, they
Speaker 2: never got knocked down the entire way of dealing.
Speaker 3: I've never seen the TV show, so I can't I
Speaker 3: can't speak to that.
Speaker 2: I had to watch the TV show for a previous job,
Speaker 2: like all all episodes.
Speaker 3: Of what do you think and what was the job
Speaker 3: that you hit?
Speaker 2: Because we're going to ABC News and Diane Sawyer was
Speaker 2: interviewing I think the cast around the final episode Jack.
Speaker 1: To watch every single episode of Sex and the City.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Correct, I had to like log it and and
Speaker 2: just go through and be like that this happens here.
Speaker 2: This just like write a little episode summary of each
Speaker 2: one for some reason.
Speaker 3: Dude, I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of my notes was nine to eleven question mark, like,
Speaker 1: don't be a coward, Diane fucking ask. Yeah, that is
Speaker 1: weird that they made me do that job that I
Speaker 1: could have just done that on like, uh, maybe Wikipedia
Speaker 1: wasn't up and running back then.
Speaker 2: It was a long time ago. Yeah, anyways, or maybe
Speaker 2: I just didn't know how to use the internet. What
Speaker 2: did you think in the City episodes that happened?
Speaker 3: People who loved that shot?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it definitely had a charm to it. It was
Speaker 2: like fun and like once you like are watching it,
Speaker 2: you get into the vibe of it. But I you know,
Speaker 2: it wasn't necessarily my thing. But like the jokes were
Speaker 2: like the jokes seemed like intentionally like kind of can't
Speaker 2: be rather than funny, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: they were like kind of jokes about telling jokes a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know what you mean. It's a very like
Speaker 3: Quippi Weird play.
Speaker 2: And yeah, yeah, everything is being done with a wink.
Speaker 1: But when it you know, when this show loved the characters.
Speaker 1: When the show came out, I remember my mom got
Speaker 1: sent like VHS screeners of Sex in the City and
Speaker 1: like this is you know this fucking My mom would
Speaker 1: bring these VHS tapes to Japan to show her friends.
Speaker 1: They're like, there's this new show Sex in the City.
Speaker 1: And I have so many memories of watching the first
Speaker 1: season with my mom and aunts on VHS in Japan
Speaker 1: in the hot summer and just being like, all right,
Speaker 1: so we're watching this together and it's more interesting.
Speaker 5: This is why, like the movies being as bad as
Speaker 5: they were and just like that being a hot mess
Speaker 5: is so interesting because the original show was genuinely like
Speaker 5: very culturally relevant.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, beloved. Yeah, my mom was.
Speaker 1: Bringing these she was bringing these tapes around like it
Speaker 1: was like hip hop for the first y'all heard this.
Speaker 3: Ship and they were like, what like mixed yeah, blood
Speaker 3: jobs on the TV.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly a moment New York City.
Speaker 2: All right, we have to we have to move on
Speaker 2: to all right, let's take a quick break. We'll be
Speaker 2: right back to talk about a very Sex in the
Speaker 2: City subject, a subject that Carrie Bradshaw could be writing
Speaker 2: about her very self.
Speaker 1: Will be right, fuck a crypto kingpin.
Speaker 2: And we're back.
Speaker 1: We're back.
Speaker 2: And there's a survey out that is it's called from
Speaker 2: from an outlet called date Psychology.
Speaker 1: Very sound, scientifically sound.
Speaker 2: I think it's affiliated with Stanford University. I actually don't
Speaker 2: know the origins.
Speaker 1: Of this surveyeople, who buy you the Stanford Prison experiment
Speaker 1: comes date.
Speaker 2: Psychology equally scientifically founded, but I do think it raises
Speaker 2: the numbers are fairly definitive, and so I want I
Speaker 2: wanted to just use this as an opportunity to talk about,
Speaker 2: you know, where people are at with regards to who
Speaker 2: who is found attractive and not?
Speaker 1: Well, it's it's going around because I don't know. First
Speaker 1: of all, I can, I can The Daily Mail was
Speaker 1: I think the one like that really got to it
Speaker 1: first and was like whoa. So that's I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: what the where the fuck are they going with this?
Speaker 1: Because the Daily Mail, famously garbage website is the one
Speaker 1: being like, can we at like this company asked straight
Speaker 1: women what they believe the most and least attractive hobbies
Speaker 1: a man can have? Uh, And I gotta say I
Speaker 1: contain multitudes clearly by looking at the most and least
Speaker 1: attractive things. It's it's this is me both, I got everything.
Speaker 1: I'm doing it all. I'm doing the most attractive and
Speaker 1: least attractive things simultaneous. I don't know. I played Magic
Speaker 1: the Gathering. They got Magic the Gathering as an unattractive
Speaker 1: fucking hobby.
Speaker 3: Spoilerly, Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sorry, sorry, but I don't know for how specific the
Speaker 1: hobbies are. I'm a little bit. It's a little interesting,
Speaker 1: it's a little some time. I'm confused who exactly these
Speaker 1: people are where they're like this.
Speaker 3: I like this, Yeah, guys some context.
Speaker 5: I've tried to figure out, like who's behind this, And
Speaker 5: there is this date psychology dot com, which is who
Speaker 5: sort of released the survey. They do not have an
Speaker 5: up to date security certificate on the website, so exactly
Speaker 5: prime will be like sure you want to go because
Speaker 5: I think you do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there it's like something but like their internal clock
Speaker 1: does not match, which indicates an expired certificate.
Speaker 3: And like what the fuck is this not a great sign?
Speaker 5: And then one of the very few like bits of
Speaker 5: information is a link to a Twitter account which is
Speaker 5: date Psyche. No, I'm not going to call it the
Speaker 5: X and the is a lockdown the posts to protect it.
Speaker 5: But it appears to be a guy who's got a
Speaker 5: master's and cognitive and behavioral neuroscience. So that's not nothing.
Speaker 2: That's not nothing from date Psychology University dot com. That's
Speaker 2: where it is it.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, that's right, that's right with an out of
Speaker 5: debt security certificate on it.
Speaker 3: So go to that website at your peril.
Speaker 1: Yeah, knowing that it does really it does feel like
Speaker 1: a bit of a psyop post in that sense of
Speaker 1: like saying like, this is what women want, but this
Speaker 1: is what men are.
Speaker 2: Like, what's wrong?
Speaker 1: What's going on between these fucking two things?
Speaker 3: What's not a syop at this point? Yeah, at least
Speaker 3: go through it. I want to hear the results go through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the most attractive are things like reading foreign languages,
Speaker 2: playing instrument damn myles, cooking, working, These are like ninety
Speaker 2: eight ninety five, ninety five, ninety five, ninety.
Speaker 1: Four percent of respondents were like, I love a carpenter,
Speaker 1: ass motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you I think that right. You're gardening, swimming, swimming,
Speaker 2: swimming hot, swimming is hot. There's a lot of hot
Speaker 2: people who swim, blacksmithing, traveling, those are all over eighty
Speaker 2: seven percent.
Speaker 3: Do not don't gloss over blacksmithing.
Speaker 7: That is.
Speaker 3: At the top of the list. How's a blacksmithing?
Speaker 1: Is this real?
Speaker 2: We're a smithing? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Archery, I mean shit, I did archery as a teenager.
Speaker 3: The rest of them, they make sense to me. I
Speaker 3: kind of get them.
Speaker 5: Reading being at the top of the list fantastic. That
Speaker 5: makes me optimistic about humanity. Foreign language is great. No
Speaker 5: better way to understand that there are multiple perspectives in
Speaker 5: the world than learning a different language. Playing an instrument awesome,
Speaker 5: very good woodworking, I get it. You're a Christian nation,
Speaker 5: down with the carpentry. Blacksmithing is the most out of
Speaker 5: the box top ten I've seen on one of these lists.
Speaker 2: Right, does feel like they were just going through like
Speaker 2: the patches that you can earn to become an eagle scout. Yeah, yeah, true,
Speaker 2: it's just attractive.
Speaker 1: The fuck Winter says, notts, what the fuck? But that's
Speaker 1: our Like, Okay, I'm a little dubious when I see
Speaker 1: eighty eight percent of respondings go blacksmithing.
Speaker 5: I believe this because what it would be right, let's
Speaker 5: try and think about how they conducted this. I reckon,
Speaker 5: there's a whole bunch of stuff on a list, so
Speaker 5: there's like fifty things and then they just have to
Speaker 5: order them, right, because it would be insane to think
Speaker 5: that over eighty eight percent of responding coming up with
Speaker 5: blacksmithing without prompting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your top five attractive hobbies foreign languages, archery, swimming,
Speaker 1: and blacksmithing.
Speaker 2: That if I had to go off the top of
Speaker 2: my head, I go swimming, blacksmithing. And this is me
Speaker 2: an eighty six percent of other women. Yeah, I just
Speaker 2: like a guy who's like been to summer camp, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, blacksmithing is above travel right, having someone who's well
Speaker 5: traveled as that's that's pretty universal forging.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's amazing a well traveled man. Alchemy Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: goddening's high up there too. It's like almost the top five.
Speaker 1: Having a green thumb, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, No. No,
Speaker 1: fucking with plants.
Speaker 3: I think that's that's that's attractors with plants.
Speaker 1: Fuck with plants baby, yeah, oh yes, yes, right now,
Speaker 1: while we're trying to bring back a fiddle leaf fig
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, really trying to get we
Speaker 1: got this terra cotta. I'm not bullshiting. If there's like
Speaker 1: this terra cotta thing you can put in your plants
Speaker 1: that help it like slow drip water out, it's actually
Speaker 1: it's a It kind of makes you look like, you
Speaker 1: know what the fuck you're doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Because they're like just a little bit poorous, right, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 5: just seep out a little bit. I had a friends
Speaker 5: who tried to sort of patent and create this uh
Speaker 5: slow release plant watering thing, and then he saw that
Speaker 5: he was terracotta thing, which I think has existed probably
Speaker 5: for like four thousand years. Theready solved the problem.
Speaker 1: Got it rudger that imagine if you ate food with
Speaker 1: two sticks between your fingers rather than a four.
Speaker 2: They were able to they were able to sell a
Speaker 2: juice machine that just squeezed juice.
Speaker 1: Out of that.
Speaker 2: I feel like anybody, anybody can recreate anything. The red
Speaker 2: spin on it.
Speaker 3: It's true.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get down to the least attractive hobbies.
Speaker 1: Okay, and this is merely because this had a low
Speaker 1: share of people that responded saying it was attractive.
Speaker 2: So those top ones were between ninety eight percent and
Speaker 2: eighty seven point nine percent Okay, traveling at the bottom,
Speaker 2: reading at the top, everything else that we've talked about
Speaker 2: so far in between least attractive, we're down in the
Speaker 2: thirty three percent, down to three percent at the bottom
Speaker 2: of the activity list. Some of these are like old
Speaker 2: fashioned shit that like a gym teacher would be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: well you want to go out and do that, Everyone's
Speaker 2: going to think you're a nerd. And then some of
Speaker 2: them are like have a very decided political bent, So
Speaker 2: all right at thirty three percent, comic books, fucking comic books,
Speaker 2: nerds cose play up next, debating, which.
Speaker 1: I take general forensics is that we're talking.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I take that as like Ben Shapiro, like debate
Speaker 2: you coward type ship.
Speaker 5: Right, surprisingly hything considering Yeah, yeah, Like it's still it's at.
Speaker 1: Thirty perc third of respondents are like I think.
Speaker 2: Hot, yeah, okay, that's how many of these were they
Speaker 2: able to pick because all of these percentages are so high,
Speaker 2: like check a box if it's like if it makes
Speaker 2: you remotely want to fuck someone, like just even if they.
Speaker 3: The ones at the bottom interestingly live.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so uh, just running through Now we're down
Speaker 2: to twenty nine percent drinking, magic, the gathering, anime, makeup,
Speaker 2: geez guys, crypto, cigars, clubbing, marijuana, funko and then arguing
Speaker 2: online porn, gambling, and Mano sphere.
Speaker 3: At three percine.
Speaker 2: Manosphere is at three person and that's good.
Speaker 3: I say.
Speaker 5: Gratulations respondent identifying they want at the.
Speaker 1: Bottom Funko pop.
Speaker 4: They got.
Speaker 2: They got kind of specific with like the geek stuff,
Speaker 2: like geek culture stuff. They had like separate categories for magic,
Speaker 2: the gathering, funko cosplay, Like I feel like they didn't
Speaker 2: do that for sports is on this but like if
Speaker 2: they were just going to do like a whole sports category,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, I.
Speaker 5: Think they want to split that out sports doing in
Speaker 5: sports watching, because sports you got to know right right
Speaker 5: right where probably it is.
Speaker 3: Those are two different things.
Speaker 1: My boyfriend's always arguing online about what the best weed
Speaker 1: based Funko pop toy is. I can't stand it. I'm
Speaker 1: also like if.
Speaker 2: People think identifies as their hobby is drinking and arguing.
Speaker 5: The Village Blacksmith, Hey, you know it's a complicated guy.
Speaker 5: I think makeup should be hot. I'm disappointed making oh
Speaker 5: for sure.
Speaker 2: I am a little disappointed by that too, Like if
Speaker 2: somebody's got great makeup sense, yeah, dudes, dudes, maybe they
Speaker 2: don't want to like be criticized for their makeup.
Speaker 1: But based it's such a crime, I don't mean it
Speaker 1: is skincare. It's important, it's important.
Speaker 2: I would if I could speak to some of these ladies,
Speaker 2: I would offer to debate them on the marriage of
Speaker 2: their makeup. Pick be happy any place. Anytime you name
Speaker 2: the location. People love to tell you that you can
Speaker 2: name the location. Yeah, I don't know. My main things me,
Speaker 2: my main things probably probably drinking horn and man o sphere.
Speaker 3: It's a Haiti combine.
Speaker 2: That's a great.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 2: I do think this is I don't know. Again, I
Speaker 2: don't know about the scientific veracity of this. I do
Speaker 2: think the general general unpopularity of the manuscript. Like I
Speaker 2: was thinking about this in terms of the last week's
Speaker 2: Sydney Sweeney thing, where just the idea that a celebrity
Speaker 2: is a registered Republican like stopped Trump in his tracks
Speaker 2: and like it was all he could talk about and
Speaker 2: all like Fox News wanted to cover for a whole day.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about it this morning. There was like
Speaker 2: a story from the Guardian about companies who are aiding
Speaker 2: Trump's immigration crackdown are seeing extraordinary revenues. Like just this,
Speaker 2: this idea that everything in this American capitalistic system is
Speaker 2: pointing in this one direction of like doing bad, like
Speaker 2: being horrible, is like just there's nothing putting the brakes
Speaker 2: on that anymore other than I think generally, and I
Speaker 2: think this is why they keep hitting this over and
Speaker 2: over again, is generally it being like extraordinarily uncool and unattractive,
Speaker 2: Like at a deeply human level, people are like, uh,
Speaker 2: like fuck off, and they have a sense of that,
Speaker 2: and so they're they keep trying to push this idea
Speaker 2: that it's hot to be like they've been doing this
Speaker 2: from the start. There's like all these like right wing
Speaker 2: dating sites. The Sydney Sweeney thing like blew up and
Speaker 2: was like all Fox News could talk about forever. There
Speaker 2: was like some videos over the weekend of like sororities
Speaker 2: doing like synchronized dances, and they were like the left
Speaker 2: hates this, and everyone's like, yeah, fucking the left hates this.
Speaker 2: They're so mad they just want to like that. That's
Speaker 2: the thing that is like stopping them a little bit
Speaker 2: is like, man, people find the right wing manosphere, like
Speaker 2: extremely horrifying at a deep human level that they like
Speaker 2: can't get around, and so they that's like the last
Speaker 2: straw in the propaganda war that they are going to
Speaker 2: be fighting as hard as they fucking possibly can. I
Speaker 2: think going forward is just like, how do we make
Speaker 2: this cool? Because it's already cool with corporations. For a while,
Speaker 2: it was cool for corporations to be like Nike and
Speaker 2: be like, we actually think it's cool when people, you know,
Speaker 2: take a knee in the face of injustice. But now
Speaker 2: it's just like Pallenteer, Geo Group, Core Civic. These are
Speaker 2: like companies that are just like helping Trump cage people
Speaker 2: for speaking with an accent and having brown skin and
Speaker 2: or having brown skin, and they're just there's no break
Speaker 2: all gas, no breaks on that shit. And like the
Speaker 2: last the last thing that I feel like, the last
Speaker 2: place they're seeing resistance is just like interpersonally, people being like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is fucking gross, Like what do.
Speaker 1: You mean Dean came the old Superman guy joined Ice.
Speaker 1: Isn't this They're like, no, dude, isn't he Japanese? What
Speaker 1: the fuck is this?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I don't know. That's it. That's my loose
Speaker 2: theory as to like where all of this energy is
Speaker 2: coming from. And it's also why the Epstein thing is
Speaker 2: like kind of undermines what they're trying to do, where
Speaker 2: they're trying to be like, hey, we're just like red
Speaker 2: blooded Americans who are all for and then it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: our fucking godhead is a fucking pedophile who's like and
Speaker 2: that's cool, and that's cool, and I think that's me,
Speaker 2: just like Drake allegedly.
Speaker 5: Like I like where you're coming from the Jack You
Speaker 5: sort of described it as there's this tension of fascism
Speaker 5: is trying to make itself fuckable, and he's gotten some
Speaker 5: way there. But then when the rubber meets the road,
Speaker 5: like when you get down to an individual level of
Speaker 5: just normal people, non politicians, non arguing online man speak decades,
Speaker 5: there's just something viscerally kind of disgusting about the whole
Speaker 5: direction of it. Because the way you sort of described
Speaker 5: all of that, it sounds to me like I do
Speaker 5: kind of believe this at some point, hopefully in the
Speaker 5: not too distant future. I think there's a possibility that
Speaker 5: particularly the States, you guys just kind of like snap
Speaker 5: out of it a little bit because I don't think
Speaker 5: many people can sort of stomach what's going on at
Speaker 5: the moment. And obviously there's a lot of resistance on
Speaker 5: the ground with protests and people taking the action that
Speaker 5: they can, but there's just like there is an element
Speaker 5: of losing the guy who is the least political guy
Speaker 5: in the world just being like, you guys are just
Speaker 5: being fucking weird assholes, like just stop. And it feels
Speaker 5: like it's kind of getting to that point right where
Speaker 5: they're just going to lose everyone who has a shread
Speaker 5: of humanity who's not like online.
Speaker 1: Because you see all the buyer's remorse from the people
Speaker 1: that were basically being proper gandis for Trump's election, who
Speaker 1: are like, no, it's not what I'm voted for. I
Speaker 1: mean I had him on the podcast because like, I'm
Speaker 1: just this guy was saying different shit and what was out.
Speaker 2: I didn't know what to say.
Speaker 3: Andrew's name, he's not yeah yeah, yeah, yeah no.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I mean, like watching the Flagrant podcast constantly flail is
Speaker 1: so hilarious, or even like Tim Dillon was doing it too,
Speaker 1: when he's like I had dinner with jd Vance and
Speaker 1: you're like you're a fucking loser, screwball. Now well you're
Speaker 1: fully comfromed. You're just some fucking propagandist. Now you're not
Speaker 1: even a comedian. You have just been used for your audience.
Speaker 1: And there was did you see when I think it
Speaker 1: was Ezra Klein who went on their show on Flagrant
Speaker 1: and he was like or no, no, no, it was anyway,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. The point being like, do we even
Speaker 1: have like doctor Phil who was like doing ride alongs
Speaker 1: with ice now being like, you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: if I'm actually cut out to be doing political commentary.
Speaker 1: It's like you're now trying to just ful like what
Speaker 1: are you fucking talking about? And I think because on
Speaker 1: some level at the time, they're like, oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: think I'm riding this wave and like it's making me
Speaker 1: money and this could be a thing. But then, like
Speaker 1: to your point, the rubber hits the road and you
Speaker 1: start having real people being like, hey, you're a piece
Speaker 1: of shit for backing What the fuck is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, I mean, I'm sorry, I'm people.
Speaker 3: People want shit to be normal again. I think there
Speaker 3: is like there's just an underlying sense of human decency
Speaker 3: that people have, Like I really believe that people don't
Speaker 3: want to fuck people over generally, the people who do
Speaker 3: a weird online people whose brains have rotted away and
Speaker 3: are totally incentivized to just create stuff that's going to
Speaker 3: outrage everyone and make everyone furious. But those does it
Speaker 3: not like it's like point zero zero one percent of humans.
Speaker 3: The real people are the people who you see walking
Speaker 3: around and they're pretty nice. They'll help you if you
Speaker 3: if you need a hand. And I think people are
Speaker 3: just getting like or most of the time, get into
Speaker 3: an untenable place.
Speaker 1: They're not so fucked, they're they have the confidence to
Speaker 1: say wacky racist shit behind a screen and have the
Speaker 1: anonymity of like an online account or whatever. But acting
Speaker 1: out that way in physical in the physical world leads
Speaker 1: to like these like wimpy little hunched over masked Nazis
Speaker 1: getting chased out of New Hampshire and they're like, what
Speaker 1: the fuck and we're marrying IM. I wanted to do
Speaker 1: the physical the IRL version of what I do online,
Speaker 1: which is be anonymous with my hate, like my hateful rhetoric.
Speaker 1: But I mean, I think the same time, there is
Speaker 1: like this decency that still exists in people that you
Speaker 1: see sadly every time we have some kind of natural
Speaker 1: disaster where people are like inclined to actually just help
Speaker 1: each other around.
Speaker 2: And be like, who'ld you view a fucking Democrat?
Speaker 1: That's again, And I think because we're so many people
Speaker 1: see the the talk online and think that's what's sort
Speaker 1: of happening everywhere, it sort of paints the world a
Speaker 1: much different in a different color than it is. Not
Speaker 1: to say that hate doesn't exist, but like when you
Speaker 1: go out in the streets, there's there's still a version
Speaker 1: of what normal people interacting.
Speaker 3: You know, so many reasons we all need to get
Speaker 3: a lot more offline.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I will say I the one thing
Speaker 2: standing in the way of this argument of like things
Speaker 2: changing and moving in a better direction is this was
Speaker 2: also my argument in the last election of why people
Speaker 2: of why Trump was gonna lose. It's like that the
Speaker 2: Republicans were losing in like local elections, and it was
Speaker 2: like people's response and like explanations for like why they
Speaker 2: weren't voting for Republicans. It's like they had become the
Speaker 2: party that is like weird and like that just like
Speaker 2: kind of unnerving, and it was.
Speaker 3: The Tim Waltz line, right right.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately that sort of put a muzzle on him, but
Speaker 5: he actually got a lot of attraction just going these
Speaker 5: guys is just weird, and it was like, you know what,
Speaker 5: that got kind of fucking weird.
Speaker 1: Except for lis Janey, Except for list Janey. She's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think I think the problem is that they're
Speaker 2: running against the Democrats and like so the thing as
Speaker 2: people snapped to, like the thing that they have to
Speaker 2: go back to is this weird.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, we got to bring back optimism. I saw
Speaker 5: did you guys see that clip? Seeth McFarlane talking about
Speaker 5: the modern state of like Hollywood output that's been doing
Speaker 5: the rounds last day or so. He's talking about the
Speaker 5: fact that Hollywood has been sort of asleep at the
Speaker 5: wheel in terms of creating stories and telling a possibility
Speaker 5: of a hopeful future for a long time now. He
Speaker 5: sort of says, ever since the Sopranos came out, everything
Speaker 5: has just been these pretty stories of anti heroes. And
Speaker 5: when he was a kid growing up, you know, there
Speaker 5: was a lot of television and film that we're showing
Speaker 5: hopeful situations, characters who were like really heroic and people
Speaker 5: who you would want to be who you would want
Speaker 5: to aspire to be. And now everyone's kind of been
Speaker 5: a villain on TV in movies for so long that
Speaker 5: Hollywood has sort of been grant. All of the actors
Speaker 5: and stuff have been grandstanding and doing these big speeches
Speaker 5: and getting part of the political movements. But what they
Speaker 5: are really as storytellers and the stories they've been telling
Speaker 5: are very pessimistic about the future, and they kind of
Speaker 5: need to get and listen. I'm not see if mcfallan's
Speaker 5: biggest fan in the world, but I thought it was
Speaker 5: a really good point because like there is a real
Speaker 5: lack of hopeful imagination at the moment, and that is
Speaker 5: kind of how they'll get you.
Speaker 3: If you don't have a positive vision of what the
Speaker 3: future can be, that.
Speaker 1: Will have nothing to fight for you are. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 1: I think there is.
Speaker 5: An element of like we got to kind of keep
Speaker 5: our chin up a little bit while we're fighting the
Speaker 5: good fight.
Speaker 1: The quote he said, it can't all just be Here's
Speaker 1: what's going to happen if you fuck up? He is
Speaker 1: kind of how a lot of it's like, but you know,
Speaker 1: our black so many shows like oh fuck y'all, don't
Speaker 1: do this and don't benary tales. But half the time,
Speaker 1: I think that's why I also find myself like just
Speaker 1: wishing for more comedies, because at least in those aspects,
Speaker 1: like I have a positive experience rather than like, and
Speaker 1: there are great shows like damn, that's fucking heavy, Like
Speaker 1: that's really interesting to consider. That's a really dark possibility. Wow,
Speaker 1: I never thought about that. But I also kind of
Speaker 1: need just like fun shit to laugh at too, to
Speaker 1: remind me of, like, you know, the fun that exists
Speaker 1: in just being.
Speaker 2: Ministry for the future. They need to make that into
Speaker 2: a TV series or a movie.
Speaker 3: That's Oh man, that great book was good. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: it's so realistic.
Speaker 2: I was a realistic view of like what it could
Speaker 2: look like to actually address this ship.
Speaker 3: For those who haven't read it, they've got this.
Speaker 5: There's all these kind of eco terrorist groups that start
Speaker 5: weaponizing drugs and listen, this is in the book.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying you do this and do this. This
Speaker 3: is in the book.
Speaker 5: But they start weaponizing drones because drones are obviously so
Speaker 5: cheap and ubiquitous now that they just start like fanging
Speaker 5: them into private jets that are being flown around by
Speaker 5: these CEOs that have been poisoning the earth for so long.
Speaker 3: And it's like, man, I could see that happening in
Speaker 3: about three or four years from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah that but that is the sort of thing
Speaker 2: like give us a realistic vision of like how this
Speaker 2: might change, what could happen, Like give people good ideas,
Speaker 2: you know, like.
Speaker 3: To root for.
Speaker 5: You know, I haven't seen a single goddamn hero and
Speaker 5: just like that, just different shades of villains.
Speaker 3: Bring back Samantha Jones.
Speaker 7: Weeks.
Speaker 1: She needs to be let her scat a little bit.
Speaker 1: She needs her Gandalf moment in the last episode, just
Speaker 1: like I come to you now, like, yes, Samantha, please
Speaker 1: save us.
Speaker 2: I mean, that has to be the thing everybody's waiting
Speaker 2: for in the last episode was for Samantha to come back, right.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they've come out and said like she's not
Speaker 2: coming back. She's not, but I'm.
Speaker 5: Sure ye have been pretty public about that, and and
Speaker 5: we've been sort of lording here on the show for
Speaker 5: making the correct decision with her career, because she would
Speaker 5: have been offered out standing amounts of money, Like it
Speaker 5: has been public that everyone wanted you to come and
Speaker 5: join this bit at the party, but here and Syra
Speaker 5: just could park ahead a bit of a falling out
Speaker 5: years ago, and uh, our speak to as an artist
Speaker 5: was saying, no, no, I'm gonna keep skating away over
Speaker 5: here by myself.
Speaker 2: Such a heat dogs and she did the sheet dogs.
Speaker 2: The town never knew such a hull balloon.
Speaker 6: How do you know that?
Speaker 3: By memory?
Speaker 2: Ja, We talked.
Speaker 1: It, I think in the early days of the show,
Speaker 1: and we for people who don't know, this is like
Speaker 1: from and I think it's like an ABC News thing
Speaker 1: where they just sit down Kim Catroll at home. Her
Speaker 1: husband's playing upright bass, and she's scattered.
Speaker 8: I read poetry and sonnets and he plays the upright
Speaker 8: bass window Latin, he quoth, UJ suffs around.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, come on now, come.
Speaker 8: On, well he bet all the heat dogs and winked
Speaker 8: at all the sheet dogs, and the town never knew
Speaker 8: such a alla ballue?
Speaker 2: Is that little dog raised?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, yips master flexen here now.
Speaker 5: A bit at the end of that clip that you
Speaker 5: just cut off, which we use in our theme song
Speaker 5: for a whole year on the podcast. But we were
Speaker 5: watching in just like.
Speaker 1: Got to continue over here.
Speaker 8: We just have a good rhythm together, you know, he
Speaker 8: sort of feels me out, I feel him out and
Speaker 8: we go for it.
Speaker 5: Uh ship, Oh my god, Catherine say that hell of
Speaker 5: ye and the chant producing Catherine, do you want to
Speaker 5: read that out?
Speaker 1: They were promoting their book Satisfaction The Art of the
Speaker 1: Female Orgasm. Yes, play your upright bass.
Speaker 3: Second King Kim con Traut's husband is an upright based jay.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And foreign language, because that was whatever they were
Speaker 1: scatting was not in.
Speaker 2: They had their own foreign language. Together. Let's take a
Speaker 2: quick break.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: And we're back and we've gone along. So just to
Speaker 2: in this final act, we do just want to take
Speaker 2: a moment to sit back and kind of wish cast
Speaker 2: how does the Sex and the City shared cinematic universe?
Speaker 2: And in this next episode event just like that. You know,
Speaker 2: a lot of a lot of storylines coming together in
Speaker 2: the in this last episode, Tim, I feel like you
Speaker 2: you're more steeped in what's been going on lately than
Speaker 2: the rest of us. I'm curious to hear, like, well,
Speaker 2: what are you hoping happens here?
Speaker 5: My ultimate heart? I know that I've just been singing.
Speaker 5: Kim could trails praises for exiting the show, but.
Speaker 3: I think it would be.
Speaker 5: So what we know is about to happen is there's
Speaker 5: going to be a Thanksgiving dinner. Brady has gotten a
Speaker 5: woman pregnant who he barely knows and had essentially a
Speaker 5: one night stand with Miranda. Brady's mum has invited Miya,
Speaker 5: who's pregnant, to Thanksgiving. Brady's furious about this. Oh, Charlotte
Speaker 5: is trying to figure out how to stay home from
Speaker 5: the Thanksgiving dinner. Miranda is hosting it, by the way,
Speaker 5: this is the first time she's ever hosted. Harry has
Speaker 5: just had surgery for his testicular cancer. I think, yeah,
Speaker 5: testicular and he just wants to He desperately just wants
Speaker 5: to be at home for Thanksgiving. So Charlotte, Harry might
Speaker 5: be there. I'm giving you guys to kind of cliff
Speaker 5: n yeah, memory of what's going on.
Speaker 3: Seema, who is.
Speaker 5: Essentially replacement Samantha, has hooked up with Carrie Bradshaw's gardener
Speaker 5: called Adam, so they're sort of happily coupled off together.
Speaker 5: Miranda all So has a girlfriend called Joy who's now
Speaker 5: in the mix and having to sort of deal with
Speaker 5: the Brady situation happening around her. Carrie Bradshaw has recently
Speaker 5: broken up with Aiden, who she was trying to make
Speaker 5: it work with for quite a long time. They were
Speaker 5: in a distance, long distance situation, and then they broke up,
Speaker 5: and then Carrie hooked up with Duncan, who is the
Speaker 5: author that lived downstairs from her in her big house,
Speaker 5: but he has gone back to London, so I think
Speaker 5: he's out.
Speaker 3: Of the picture now.
Speaker 5: Now this is about five percent what I've just described
Speaker 5: of all of the storylines that are currently unresolved. What
Speaker 5: I would like to see happen, and what I think
Speaker 5: would be the neatest way to tie this all up
Speaker 5: is to have Samantha Jones wake up from the coma
Speaker 5: because they've fixed the gas leak in her apartment, and
Speaker 5: the entire three seasons of En just like that, and
Speaker 5: every character and arc has been inside of her imagination,
Speaker 5: and I want to see her living a fantastic life.
Speaker 5: I believe she is also in London, just heaven Manhattan's
Speaker 5: with a hot twenty nine year old dude, summer in
Speaker 5: London with the Big Bend clanging away in the background.
Speaker 2: I love that for her. Is she canonically in a
Speaker 2: coma or we have.
Speaker 1: Nights to me, no, she's alive, because I think the
Speaker 1: reference her sending flowers after Big died or something there.
Speaker 5: And they every now and then they'll put a text
Speaker 5: message from Samantha on screen to carry, which I think
Speaker 5: is so rude that it should be contractually impossible because
Speaker 5: Kim Contrall is so tied to that character of Samantha.
Speaker 5: Jones is like, if Kim has told you she doesn't
Speaker 5: want to be in the show, you can't. You can't
Speaker 5: do it with.
Speaker 3: Catherine and with the notes again, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: There was a phone call last season.
Speaker 2: And Samantha okay, yeah, yeah, all right, Samanaantha wakes up.
Speaker 2: I think is a good is a good place to start.
Speaker 2: We get through the Thanksgiving bullshit. There's like stuff about
Speaker 2: like the turkey being frozen, people unhappy, all all the
Speaker 2: plot lines. Samantha wakes up. She is in a hospital.
Speaker 2: She looks out the window and calls and Carrie and
Speaker 2: everybody is on their way to meet her at the hospital.
Speaker 2: She looks out the window. We pull back. It's the
Speaker 2: top of the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: Ah fuck, you know yeah?
Speaker 2: She she opens the newspaper before we pull back. In September, eleventh,
Speaker 2: two thousand and one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Robert Pattinson is there for some reason. Yep, he's
Speaker 2: just one window over for some reason. They have a
Speaker 2: hospital in the World Trade Center. That makes sense.
Speaker 1: I imagine this is all happening in Carrie's mind. Moments
Speaker 1: we find out this has all been flashing behind Carrie's
Speaker 1: eyes because she's actually been in prison and she's a
Speaker 1: to get stomped out in the yard, and this is
Speaker 1: just a just a quick flash just to really confuse
Speaker 1: the audience, like, wait, what does she go to prison for?
Speaker 1: Just to kind of keep people guessing. And I think
Speaker 1: that's that's the most I can hope for, along with
Speaker 1: the nine to eleven thing. But I think maybe Herbie
Speaker 1: it's parcerated, yeah yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Something
Speaker 1: where Dovetails, which show came directly after if they can
Speaker 1: tie together whatever they see the show that came right
Speaker 1: after Sex and the City on HBO, to maybe make
Speaker 1: it all part of a shared universe, I think that
Speaker 1: would be amazing.
Speaker 2: She gets ed, would boot comes down, blackout, and then
Speaker 2: it's when you walk through the garden, it's the wire
Speaker 2: bringing it back to the wire. For some reason. Tim,
Speaker 2: it's been a pleasure of having you learning what's going
Speaker 2: on in the second the City universe and learning what's
Speaker 2: going on in your universe there in the future, and it's.
Speaker 3: A pleasure to be had. Thanks so much, guys, appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Where can people find you? Follow you all that good stuff?
Speaker 5: They can find me online, Tim Bank at Instagram. I
Speaker 5: guess I've got to get I guess I have to
Speaker 5: get back on Instagram because I'm getting back into stand
Speaker 5: up now, so that's what I got to do. I've
Speaker 5: been a little offline recently, thankfully, so now I've got
Speaker 5: to get my ass back online to sell some tickets
Speaker 5: for shows coming up. Ah, it's a very It's not
Speaker 5: a great sales pitch for my account, is it? Go
Speaker 5: follow me on Instagram and maybe I'll fucking drag my.
Speaker 3: Content at some point.
Speaker 1: Unwanted promo?
Speaker 2: And Tim, is there a worker media you've been enjoying?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just came across. It's only just come out.
Speaker 5: David Byrne did a What's in My Bag at Amba Records,
Speaker 5: and I just think that is It's National Record Day,
Speaker 5: so this all fits on theme. He's awesome talking here
Speaker 5: is amazing. David Byrne is probably the best live content
Speaker 5: I've ever been to in my life a few years ago,
Speaker 5: and I just think a celebration of art around the world,
Speaker 5: you know, I said, he's he's a great appreciator of
Speaker 5: African music for example. That is what the world needs
Speaker 5: right now, just like, get into some shit, really appreciate
Speaker 5: some great music, get passionate about some stuff.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, Miles, where can people find you as their
Speaker 2: workimedia you've been enjoying? Yeah, find me everywhere at Miles
Speaker 2: of Gray. I'm talking ninety day fiance on four to
Speaker 2: twenty day fiance. Uh, work with me. I haven't been on.
Speaker 1: I haven't really been online. That's been on. If I'm
Speaker 1: being honest, I being online? Uh so what did I
Speaker 1: What have I done recently?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Just go be whimsical, you know what I mean? Waiting
Speaker 1: to ice cream sandwich? Please look happy?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because they're trying to fucking take our happiness. And yeah,
Speaker 1: this is there's like everything on my every time I
Speaker 1: go online, there's just so much fucking awful shit like
Speaker 1: I can feast my eyes upon. And I'm really trying
Speaker 1: to take stock of what that balance is of what
Speaker 1: my inputs are like in terms of like visual stimuli,
Speaker 1: whatever that is. And man, the fucking balance is so
Speaker 1: fucking to one side of just NonStop horse bullsh horseship,
Speaker 1: I don't know, horsball, I don't know what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to say, horse hors It's a fucking mess. It's a
Speaker 1: content mess. But I think in that sense, I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to be more mindful. So I just need a
Speaker 1: good I just saw a new trailer for like a
Speaker 1: office spin off that NBC is doing called The Paper Yeah,
Speaker 1: with Dominal Gleason, and I was like, oh, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, doing an American accent. Look first, and don't
Speaker 1: get me started. They're taking our jobs, folks, They're taking
Speaker 1: our job They're taking our fucking jobs.
Speaker 3: But this right right, I'm not proud of this part
Speaker 3: of the show. A likely standing aside.
Speaker 1: Now is all right, you're not taking too many of
Speaker 1: our jobs. It's the Ausies and the fucking English and
Speaker 1: they're taking our jobs. Man, are acting jobs?
Speaker 2: All right? I've just been in in a bunch of
Speaker 2: onion headlines. Is one of those things where like people
Speaker 2: were like, which onion headlines still occupies spacing your mind
Speaker 2: and just a I've gotten some good broad smiles from
Speaker 2: that going viral, total dipshit. Fan fans think pop up
Speaker 2: fly ball going to be home run. God answers prayers
Speaker 2: of paralyzed little boy. It's a picture of a boy
Speaker 2: and wheelchair that says no, says God. Ship just so much,
Speaker 2: so much good ship. Shout out.
Speaker 1: You get you go.
Speaker 2: Whoa, I feel so humiliated?
Speaker 1: Shallow fly.
Speaker 2: Infield, pop up box with cooking instructions immediately retrieved from
Speaker 2: trash with a picture of someone taking the craft Mac
Speaker 2: and cheese box out in the trash. Just done that
Speaker 2: about a thousand times. Anyways. You can find me on
Speaker 2: Twitter at Jack underscorel Brian blue Sky at Jack ob
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Speaker 2: blue Sky at Daily Zeitgeist where at the Daily Zeitgeist
Speaker 2: on Instagram. And you can go to this episode wherever
Speaker 2: you're listening to it, and underneath the show description you
Speaker 2: will find the footnotes, which is where we link off
Speaker 2: to the information that we talked about in today's episode.
Speaker 2: We also link off to a song that we think
Speaker 2: you might enjoy. Miles, is there a song that you
Speaker 2: think people might enjoy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a track from gold Panda, great producer artist.
Speaker 1: This is a track that came out last month. It's
Speaker 1: called Plain Sailing. It's just got like a fun look.
Speaker 1: It's just got good energy. Trying to keep my energetic balance.
Speaker 1: This isn't like sometimes I'll go on some like darker,
Speaker 1: kind of grimier sounding tracks. This one feels a little
Speaker 1: more loose. This one feels nice. Okay. So this is
Speaker 1: Plain Sailing s a I L I ng by.
Speaker 2: Gold Panda and we will link off to that in
Speaker 2: the footnotes. The Daily Eye Guys at production by Heart Radio.
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Speaker 2: That's going to do it for us this morning, back
Speaker 2: this afternoon to tell you what is trending, and we
Speaker 2: will talk.
Speaker 3: To you all then Bye bye.
Speaker 5: The Daily Zeyite Guys is executive produced by Catherine Long,
Speaker 5: co produced by Bee Wang.
Speaker 1: Co produced by Victor Wright, co written by J.
Speaker 3: M McNabb, Edited and engineered by Justin Conner.