Speaker 1: That's when I learned that men who buy pornography I
Speaker 1: r L Are the scariest motherfuckers you could be around to.
Speaker 2: You ever run past those places in like industrial districts
Speaker 2: where there is still the semi look from the outside
Speaker 2: looks to be thriving porn store. Yeah, I always want
Speaker 2: to go in, but I never have the I don't
Speaker 2: have the courage because I don't I don't want to know.
Speaker 1: Well, but I think there there has to be like
Speaker 1: a story of triumph, you know what I mean, and
Speaker 1: like the will to keep doing as you do because.
Speaker 2: That's a small business. That's the American story right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a mom and pop. Yeah, or a mom
Speaker 3: and mom or a pop and pop, or I mean
Speaker 3: a step mom and pop store, a mom and step pop.
Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, it is Ayah, your favorite substitute teacher.
Speaker 1: Let me wheel in the video cart, where we will
Speaker 1: do all kinds of shit except learn today because the
Speaker 1: teacher's out, or maybe well you know, we're gonna We're
Speaker 1: gonna learn some shit, but at least we'll laugh along
Speaker 1: the way. It is season thirty six, Episode five, Daily's Guys,
Speaker 1: our production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 3: This is the podcast where we take a deep dive
Speaker 3: into America's shared consciousness.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's frid Day. Fuck yeah, y'all, It's Friday,
Speaker 1: July eleventh.
Speaker 3: What day is that? First of all, it's like God
Speaker 3: sort them out?
Speaker 1: Release day for someone like me, a millennial who was
Speaker 1: raised on the clips cocaine wrap flow of the early
Speaker 1: two thousands.
Speaker 3: I've been waiting with baited breath for this album to
Speaker 3: come out, so I'm very excited for that.
Speaker 1: It's also National French Friday. Yes, it's seven to eleven,
Speaker 1: so national seven.
Speaker 3: To eleven Day.
Speaker 1: Get your free I think they still do the free slurpees, right,
Speaker 1: I don't think the comedy is that bad yet. Collector
Speaker 1: Car Appreciation Day, National Mohito Day, All American Pet Photo Day,
Speaker 1: National Blueberry Moving Day, National Rainier Cherry Day, and National
Speaker 1: Cheer Up the Lonely Day?
Speaker 3: All right, maybe cheer them up with some French fries
Speaker 3: and a surpey and a mohito. Who knows, dude, whatever
Speaker 3: you want to do anyway? Who am I?
Speaker 1: I am Miles Gray AKA, we make Mick, we make
Speaker 1: Mega Hitler.
Speaker 3: Grock Don, we let it trow don, we make it stop.
Speaker 3: No damn it no, X the Everything App. Don't give
Speaker 3: it to you. It don't give it to you. X
Speaker 3: the Everything App. Don't give it to you.
Speaker 1: Okay, shout out Christy. I'm Gucci made for that one. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Rock went full Mecha Hitler. It said this respect me
Speaker 1: by my name, Mecha Hitler. Uh and it did its
Speaker 1: damn Nazi thing. So, you know, great, thank you Christy
Speaker 1: Ama Gucci Maine for that wonderful AKA. I'm thrilled to
Speaker 1: be joined by you know, just just the fucking homie,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. He's he's the guy who
Speaker 1: brought Plumpers on the scene.
Speaker 3: He's the guy who's one of the biggest Philadelphia Eagles fans.
Speaker 3: I know, he's a great Liverpool fan and despite everything,
Speaker 3: I still love him. You know him from I don't
Speaker 3: know comedy. His special Daddy long Legs just broke a
Speaker 3: very significant milestone, I might say so myself. You should
Speaker 3: check that excellent special out on YouTube if you haven't already,
Speaker 3: although I imagine most psychicang definitely supports this man. Please
Speaker 3: welcome to the microphone, Blake Wexler. It's a pleasure to
Speaker 3: be co hosting with you today. This is Blake Wexler. AKA,
Speaker 3: but I'm a blake. I'm a Wexler. What are the
Speaker 3: hell are my plumpers doing here? And you're like they
Speaker 3: belong on a man Canadian silver? I added in the
Speaker 3: horse anytime I can compare my lower body to a
Speaker 3: female horse, of course, of course, of course that I'm
Speaker 3: going to take. Of course, of course of course. I'm like,
Speaker 3: my god, is there a missus ed? Have you seen
Speaker 3: mister Ed? Yeah? Put that guy out to stud if
Speaker 3: he's not already, hey, just to cut that out. Don't
Speaker 3: let him know. He'll get banned from another stable. What's that,
Speaker 3: missus ed? Did he have?
Speaker 1: Did mister Ed have like equine desires for like another horse?
Speaker 1: Or was he just kind of like, yo, I'm fucking
Speaker 1: I'm a human bro. Mister wife, that's probably a weird
Speaker 1: thing to search. No, that's just a woman who plays
Speaker 1: Wilbur Post's wife, Carol Post.
Speaker 3: What mister met has a wife? Obviously different species famous
Speaker 3: you know, live action beasts with spouses. That's something that's
Speaker 3: a special episode of Maybe not that special, but that
Speaker 3: could be an episode of. Yeah, of I see, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know if he did have a love interest.
Speaker 3: Maybe it was just maybe it was enough, hey that
Speaker 3: he could fucking stupid. He loved that. Hey, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean? He loved that. Hey.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we are enjoined today, but I guess we had recently,
Speaker 1: but I.
Speaker 3: Was like, we need to have him back because that
Speaker 3: was a fucking fantastic conversation and we kind of kept
Speaker 3: it short because of all kinds of time constraints we had.
Speaker 3: But coming back to.
Speaker 1: The stage or I guess to the microphone, you know
Speaker 1: him as an award Like again we have this has
Speaker 1: been back to that's huge, back to back top guests. Okay,
Speaker 1: we had toch you on you yesterday. Fucking fantastic person,
Speaker 1: fantastic body work. Now we have no okay, an intrepid journalist,
Speaker 1: award winning playwright, TV producer and also guess what, co
Speaker 1: host of the podcast The Inner Cities with yesterday's guests
Speaker 1: to you on your buci please welcome to the microphone as.
Speaker 2: A whiz Williams, A ka.
Speaker 3: How do you do?
Speaker 4: I see you bought my pot March Blind pack and
Speaker 4: you're just a little down because what you got wasn't
Speaker 4: a limited edition.
Speaker 3: But I'm just a sweet love boo boo.
Speaker 2: From US Satanic Hell yeah, factory, you got to listen to.
Speaker 3: The show, guys.
Speaker 2: And I'm very curious about this phenomena of demonic duff that.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, don't mess around with your salvation. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not, you know, I want to be saved by Christ.
Speaker 1: I want to be in God's good graces, so I
Speaker 1: cast away the little boo boo doll. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: did you see there's this fucking grifter pastor tight white dude.
Speaker 1: He is telling people that chat GPT can now translate
Speaker 1: people speaking in tongues.
Speaker 3: Oh, and it's like the stupidest thing.
Speaker 1: He's like, it's actually quite impressive because it's like I'm
Speaker 1: speaking ancient Sumerian and I'm like, you're a babbylon shit.
Speaker 1: The best part is while he's saying this, he has
Speaker 1: a big ass Fanos gauntlet, like like prominently, there's no
Speaker 1: Jesus shit in this guy's office. He has like a
Speaker 1: huge gaming PC and a fucking Fanos gauntlet, and he's like, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: the Christ love and chat cheep. I'm like, you are
Speaker 1: a fucking scammer, bro, you are.
Speaker 2: This is the gratest thing I've ever heard since the
Speaker 2: Wizard of Oz himself, like to imagine you convince people
Speaker 2: that like, oh, this can obviously translate your your your
Speaker 2: pentecostal like faith. Just tell you it's like and you
Speaker 2: you speak to it and it's like it says I
Speaker 2: just it says that the Lord needs you to give
Speaker 2: me five hundred dollars right now, right now, this minute
Speaker 2: check is fine.
Speaker 3: Hurry up, hurry up. The Lord will not wait. Hurry up.
Speaker 1: I gotta play this club for you because this guy,
Speaker 1: he's not fooling anyone.
Speaker 3: And Victor, can you book this guy on the podcast
Speaker 3: when you go, yeah, great, he.
Speaker 2: Needs to be platformed. This man reached the paper here.
Speaker 3: Let's go back into it. We're in a season where
Speaker 3: the world is shifting so fast we can barely keep it.
Speaker 3: And I think it was funny because this week one
Speaker 3: of my friends reached.
Speaker 1: Out like there is nothing to indicate this guy is
Speaker 1: a man of God. If anything, he's like probably praised
Speaker 1: to stan Lee's like fucking portrait every night.
Speaker 3: He's like, please make this snap real and save me
Speaker 3: my god.
Speaker 2: The gauntlet, Miles is not lying. It is quite expensive.
Speaker 2: Is the size of more than his head.
Speaker 3: It's like meant to be like Fano sized.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if it's if it literally was on the set,
Speaker 2: I'd be like, yeah, that that looks like a real thing.
Speaker 3: That Josh, this is. These are the benefits of following
Speaker 3: the teachings of Christ.
Speaker 1: Is you can grift people and then buy your own,
Speaker 1: like very very close to authentic version of the Fanos Gauntlet.
Speaker 3: That's what that's called, right, is it is?
Speaker 2: It is the Infinity gaunlet Infinity. As a nerd, I
Speaker 2: have to know and we'll talk. I'll bring this up
Speaker 2: in my overrating. Okay, good, because definitely the Infinity God.
Speaker 1: I have not I have not seen the last four
Speaker 1: three whatever Avengers movie. I just know culturally ambiently, what
Speaker 1: the fuck happens to them? I got I'm one of
Speaker 1: these people. You put out too much ship and I
Speaker 1: lose the fucking thread.
Speaker 3: I give up. Yeah, like you give me knock on
Speaker 3: Marvel is that they oh my too much and somebody
Speaker 3: men every X Men thing the other ship fine, Like
Speaker 3: I fucked with those was but I was an X
Speaker 3: Men type kid anyway. Sorry.
Speaker 2: One of the issues Marvel has right now is the
Speaker 2: movies they've made thus far. If you know the lore,
Speaker 2: they've kind of burned through like seventy years of Marvel,
Speaker 2: so like now.
Speaker 3: They're like, what do we do? What do we do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Fantastic four in the sixties though it's in the sixties. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: what Yeah, I mean I'm excited, but yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: it looks cool.
Speaker 3: It looks cool.
Speaker 2: Also as also somebody who came from a very religious
Speaker 2: background that told me Santo was equivalent to Satan.
Speaker 3: I mean, just y, yeah, you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't be having the the the infinite and gunl
Speaker 2: unless maybe he thinks, you know what, Christ doesn't exist
Speaker 2: in the sixty one six, which is where Marvel's main
Speaker 2: timeline is, and in our timeline there is a Christ.
Speaker 2: But that also that also means there's another universe where
Speaker 2: Thanos could like smack up Jesus.
Speaker 3: So that's problematic.
Speaker 1: Hey you know what, and that's what that's what these
Speaker 1: uh like video AI generative AI things are for.
Speaker 3: Because I saw somebody do are on Reddit. They're like,
Speaker 3: this is how to fight between Hulk and Thanols.
Speaker 1: Should have gone down, Oh my god, and then used
Speaker 1: fucking AI to generate that shit and it was like
Speaker 1: clunky as fuck. But hey, somebody do with Thanos versus Jesus,
Speaker 1: you know, Jesus catching a face. I see it anyway,
Speaker 1: a Zelle, we will get to know you a little
Speaker 1: bit better. First, we're just gonna go over a couple
Speaker 1: of stories we're gonna talk about. So the Epstein files,
Speaker 1: they came out that there was that Binder, then Pam Bond.
Speaker 1: He's like, nothing to see here. This guy was totally
Speaker 1: above board.
Speaker 3: Let's just talk.
Speaker 1: About something else, anything, please, there's now I was jokingly saying,
Speaker 1: I'm like, maybe the next phase is them trying to
Speaker 1: be like, actually, Jeffrey EPs she was like a good
Speaker 1: guy to try and like to try and keep all
Speaker 1: of the suspicion out. They're starting to do this now
Speaker 1: on the right road because they got this shit is
Speaker 1: out of control. So we'll talk about the rebranding of
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein as a patriot. Goddamn, And like my AKA
Speaker 1: alluded to grock Man, Sorry, Eli, you're not gonna beat
Speaker 1: these Nazi allegations every time.
Speaker 3: Every time there's a lot too much smoke.
Speaker 2: Even my eyes still work, so that's hard for you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's still the images and everything you've said, and
Speaker 1: the ship posts and the people you play for. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we will talk about how the you know, groc just
Speaker 1: completely went off the third Reich rail the other day
Speaker 1: and uh then that led to a shake up over there.
Speaker 1: But also the bigger controversy maybe the fact that the
Speaker 1: fucking supercomputer that's used to power Grock is.
Speaker 3: Poisoning black people. So we'll talk about that too. Uh
Speaker 3: then if we have, if we have some time, we
Speaker 3: might talk about the new gen Z trend called micro retirement,
Speaker 3: or if it's just another thing that old bosses are
Speaker 3: trying to describe.
Speaker 1: What gen Z does is a weird thing to vacation
Speaker 1: and then Poop Cruise, train Wreck, Poop Cruise the Netflix documentary.
Speaker 1: I started watching that shit right away, and then my partner,
Speaker 1: her Majesty, was like, what the fuck is.
Speaker 3: Wrong with you? Like we need to put the kid
Speaker 3: to bed, and I'm like, is poop Crew okay?
Speaker 1: I welcome back to this because it sounds like the
Speaker 1: new Netflix true crime thing is just like big society
Speaker 1: like social fuck up events more than like you know,
Speaker 1: in your face crimes. Although they did one on astral
Speaker 1: World and that shit is a crime. I don't know
Speaker 1: how the fuck. I don't know what the fuck went
Speaker 1: wrong there in terms of seeking responsibility for people. But anyway,
Speaker 1: a new type of documentary for Netflix, and we're going
Speaker 1: to talk about all that and many more things.
Speaker 3: But first, Zelle, what's something from search history that's everything
Speaker 3: about who you are? It's a good one.
Speaker 2: I mean, eventually, poop cruise, because I've never heard of this. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and as a father, any car ride you take, here's
Speaker 2: a poop cruise, I'm assuming. But my recent search history
Speaker 2: has Mexico City protest Americans.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys have been keeping up,
Speaker 2: but like the citizens of Mexico City are not pleased
Speaker 2: with the influx of Americans coming in basically since the
Speaker 2: pandemic and really sticking around now that a lot of
Speaker 2: jobs have gone remote and they're really gentrified in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: They're they're refusing to learn Spanish, which is so as
Speaker 2: a as a native Californian, you just have to know
Speaker 2: some stupid I don't even speak Spanish, but like I
Speaker 2: know enough to get around if I have to, and
Speaker 2: they're refusing to do that. So I totally understand why
Speaker 2: these people are pissed and occasionally like tearing up a
Speaker 2: cafe or like a yoga studio or whatever.
Speaker 3: In spray pag and kill a gringos. Yes, look, we
Speaker 3: all think it. But yeah, I mean, but it's in print.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is like the one time you go
Speaker 1: these immigrants are raising the prices on everything.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, hilarious. They're basically saying the same
Speaker 2: ship that like Trump is saying here, like why don't
Speaker 2: these immigrants learn our language? Like why do they expect
Speaker 2: us to change for them?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But like I I gotta admit I have and I
Speaker 2: think I mentioned this a little bit on the show.
Speaker 2: I have, I have dreams, I have ambitions of not
Speaker 2: growing old in this country. Yeah, and I want to
Speaker 2: know what's happening there because when I do it, I
Speaker 2: really do.
Speaker 3: I don't want to be the American.
Speaker 2: Like the last time I was on this show, I
Speaker 2: accidentally called the entire nation of France Paris, and I'm
Speaker 2: still ashamed of that shit.
Speaker 3: So it's okay, it's fine, we do all the fine American.
Speaker 2: Actually I'm curious, so do you have dual citizenship?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: To put your business on blast? But like, can you
Speaker 2: can you just slide over to Japan?
Speaker 3: Jealous? I could? I could god damn could a dual
Speaker 3: citizenship in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and that I vote
Speaker 3: both voting yeah, because I mean those protests, I get it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It's about housing regulations, about housing costs, and I think
Speaker 1: American media definitely wanted to show like like what American
Speaker 1: media does, like these people are protest, they're breaking things,
Speaker 1: they're mad, rather than being like, this is the cost
Speaker 1: of living crisis. And again this is because there are
Speaker 1: American people who are like, my money doesn't go as
Speaker 1: far in the United States, so therefore I'm seeking another
Speaker 1: option here. Anyway, America the cause of and solution to
Speaker 1: all of the Earth's problems.
Speaker 2: But like, seriously talk about that shit, because like there
Speaker 2: was this uh so, I'm I'm bougie, you know, I'm
Speaker 2: like Blake's dog. I have I have certain things I
Speaker 2: want in life, and my choice is France. And I'm like, look,
Speaker 2: I'll go fuck it up for other colonizers. I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to like ruin it for like my people. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to ruin things in Nigeria or nothing, but
Speaker 2: I do there was I just recently watched this like
Speaker 2: wonderful CNBC story about a young black woman who teaches
Speaker 2: in China, and she's just talking about, like my rent
Speaker 2: for my two bedroom two hundred dollars and by the way,
Speaker 2: it's actually five hundred, but my job pays for half
Speaker 2: this shit. And I there's so many people in our
Speaker 2: generation who are like our age, who are just like, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: the math don't math here, So I kind of have
Speaker 2: to so I do I want to figure out? Like Also,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm a big advocate of like I love
Speaker 2: to read like African American history. I love to read
Speaker 2: about Justine Baker all these black people who like, for
Speaker 2: whatever reason, ended up in another country and was like, wait, wait, wait, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna get called the nigger, like, and you're
Speaker 2: gonna just talk to me like a real person.
Speaker 3: Like yeah. James Ladle was like okay, yeah, right.
Speaker 2: I did a whole podcast about James Baldwin before he
Speaker 2: got big and his time he spent life. The first
Speaker 2: nine years he was broken, broke off his ass in France.
Speaker 2: But he was in France, right, so he was happier
Speaker 2: than the first twenty three years living in New.
Speaker 3: York, right, Yeah, yeah, it's it is wild.
Speaker 1: And I also just think of It's funny too how
Speaker 1: Paris or France is really like key to platforming a
Speaker 1: lot of black art too.
Speaker 3: Like you think of like fella kutie like people up
Speaker 3: in France, and that's how people started being like you
Speaker 3: heard of this fellati fella and hey, just that was
Speaker 3: a bit of a rhyme.
Speaker 1: But like I think a lot of the time there's
Speaker 1: there is this thing especially for Black American people going abroad,
Speaker 1: Like Miles Davis always talks about how much he loved
Speaker 1: Japan because you said.
Speaker 3: You know, when I'm in when I'm in America, you know,
Speaker 3: my face is like this don't kind of scowl on
Speaker 3: because my fuck I got. You know, this is how
Speaker 3: Miles Davis talks. And he's like, but I go to Japan,
Speaker 3: my face relaxes and he's like and he's like he
Speaker 3: really loves at the respect that he just gets purely
Speaker 3: as an artist, has nothing to do with where he's from,
Speaker 3: what he looks like or anything, and like the focus
Speaker 3: on his artistry like just makes him a person like
Speaker 3: everyone else.
Speaker 2: The first time I told my cousin about moving to France,
Speaker 2: he was like, Oh, I don't know if I could
Speaker 2: live in a place without like black people. And I
Speaker 2: just had to tell her it's like, so you know,
Speaker 2: he's basically we grew we grew up in the Central Valley, California.
Speaker 2: I was like, percentage wise, there's more black people around France,
Speaker 2: like the nation, than there are in the place we
Speaker 2: grew up, right, And she recently went for the first
Speaker 2: time and she was like, when you move here, I'm
Speaker 2: going to come and visit you. Off it does just
Speaker 2: come off of your shoulders, all this weight, like all
Speaker 2: this like subtle racism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's it all like every place has
Speaker 1: it's good and it's bad, but America got a lot
Speaker 1: of bare racking up.
Speaker 3: Did you see that?
Speaker 1: Did you see that clip of Trump talking to the
Speaker 1: president of Liberia, that beautiful English. Yeah, I'm like, do
Speaker 1: you know anything about Liberia?
Speaker 3: Motherfucker? Like do you know? Yeah? Yeah, it's and it
Speaker 3: reminded me of like, you know, when he tries to
Speaker 3: show a human side, just how much of like a
Speaker 3: pervert he comes off at Like when he just seems
Speaker 3: like such an even that was preferred, and then when
Speaker 3: he was trying to show like he was maybe he
Speaker 3: read about empathy at one point, like fifty years ago
Speaker 3: and just tried to bring it out where that Ukrainian
Speaker 3: journalist like female journalists was talking to him, do you remember,
Speaker 3: and he was like, yes, your husband's over there, and
Speaker 3: I'm just like, oh god, it's just he's so gross
Speaker 3: for milk.
Speaker 1: Right now what he's doing, uhas you haven't seen that's
Speaker 1: say this clip he speaks again. English is the official
Speaker 1: language of Liberia. It was started as a free colony
Speaker 1: for yes, Marcus, African Americans, Marcus Garvey, look, come back
Speaker 1: to Africa movement. Okay, here is this is just this
Speaker 1: real again he's doing the gentle, senile, old racist bit here.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's such good English, such beautiful where you where did
Speaker 1: you learn?
Speaker 3: Just mak so beautiful? Where were you educated? Where in Liberia?
Speaker 3: That's very interesting, it's beautiful English.
Speaker 5: I have people at this table can't speak nearly as well.
Speaker 3: You know what I don't.
Speaker 2: I actually don't want him to know any more about
Speaker 2: Liberia because if he figures out that it was a
Speaker 2: place started by African Americans, he's just going to be like, well,
Speaker 2: then we have a place to send them exactly, they
Speaker 2: don't really need this citizenship. And it's then we're all,
Speaker 2: you know what, we might like it?
Speaker 1: The way this player flag is so beautiful.
Speaker 3: It looks a lot, it looks it looks very familiar
Speaker 3: to me. Yeah it's not. Damn, Zelle. What's something you
Speaker 3: think is underrated? Underrated? Blade?
Speaker 2: Eric Brooks the day Walker, the most underrated Marvel character
Speaker 2: there is, and Blade has already had a successful trilogy
Speaker 2: of movies, as we all know. When he shows up
Speaker 2: in the comic books. He has the most beloved character,
Speaker 2: and Disney refuses to give him an update, and it
Speaker 2: is killing me. Like as a as a black kid
Speaker 2: who was into punk in the nineties, Blade was this
Speaker 2: afropunk icon. He still is if you really think about it.
Speaker 2: He did not fit in with the human world or
Speaker 2: the vampire one, but it was comin and there you go,
Speaker 2: oh my god.
Speaker 3: And he does both, Joe Yo.
Speaker 2: He was confident, he was self assured, and he stood
Speaker 2: up for what was right. And I want this movie
Speaker 2: to happen so bad And every time there's a piece
Speaker 2: of news about it, it looks less and less like
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Was the thing. It was like mherschel Ali was rumor
Speaker 3: to play Blade right.
Speaker 2: Not I was don't do this mile Oh, they're trying
Speaker 2: to treat us like we all treating this shit.
Speaker 3: It happened.
Speaker 2: I was at Comic Con twenty nineteen. I was not
Speaker 2: at my age.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's right, that's right then. I where are we
Speaker 3: at now? Where are we at now? With this?
Speaker 2: So right now, there have been I believe six writers
Speaker 2: who have touched the script. They are not happy with it.
Speaker 2: And Uhmrhershela is currently out here doing a press junket
Speaker 2: for Jurassic World acting like Comic Con twenty nineteen did
Speaker 2: not happen. It was not a fever dream, Hersha, we
Speaker 2: know it from this. And Kevin Foggy, he keeps saying
Speaker 2: that he's committed to it, but it is real quiet
Speaker 2: in these streets. And as a as a black writer
Speaker 2: of TV and film, I feel like rumors would have
Speaker 2: been something I could at least attach myself. And let
Speaker 2: me be clear about this. About every six months I
Speaker 2: ask my agent if they have heard anything about it,
Speaker 2: to the point where I think if I ask again,
Speaker 2: they will talk about dropping me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, hey, do not bring up Blade, do not
Speaker 3: what do you want? But do not bring up Blade.
Speaker 2: I do not understand why there is all this money,
Speaker 2: just all this all, just all this money on the table,
Speaker 2: like just people hungry for this ship and Disney, well
Speaker 2: my thinking is it's like the thinking there is always
Speaker 2: like everything's got to go back into the Avengers, and
Speaker 2: it's like no, no, no, no, no no no. Day Walker
Speaker 2: needs to be his own separate thing. You need, you need,
Speaker 2: you need Hannibal Cane, you need like Sony did something
Speaker 2: with Morbius, so he's probably on the table. But yeah,
Speaker 2: but like not everything needs to be you. There is
Speaker 2: a dark Marvel world and I just don't. It breaks
Speaker 2: my heart.
Speaker 1: So like it's like the same way they're trying to
Speaker 1: figure out Star Wars and then finally figured out with Abler,
Speaker 1: you know, yes, and the time I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, what do we doing? Like this texture is just
Speaker 3: a little bit different than from Everything's like that's what
Speaker 3: guess what, bro, We're all older, bro, and we're all
Speaker 3: dead inside.
Speaker 1: We need we need that ship reflected back to us
Speaker 1: in the media to not like, okay, like nah fu
Speaker 1: all that.
Speaker 3: That was that was jar jr. Bek That was a
Speaker 3: very we knew who that's that's what it should have
Speaker 3: just been.
Speaker 2: A little I've never I've never seen Star Wars. Is
Speaker 2: that not the Han solo? These kids keep talking about
Speaker 2: shooting people with So what's what you think is overrated?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: And you'll appreciate this, Miles. Video game controllers. Video game
Speaker 2: controllers are overrated. So I did. I listened to to
Speaker 2: your your your talk with my my buddy Tochi, and
Speaker 2: I heard you bring up that your hands are hurting,
Speaker 2: and I think that it's do you you play on
Speaker 2: a PS five controller?
Speaker 3: Your hands are hurting? My I have, like a I
Speaker 3: have a very specific, dull pain at the base of
Speaker 3: my wrist that's not quite my metacarpols. Okay, it's the whatever,
Speaker 3: it's the I'm sorry to hear that. I was just
Speaker 3: making sure you're okay, Okay, sorry, thank you, sEH.
Speaker 2: But like it's I the PS five controller and I
Speaker 2: And it breaks my heart to say this because I
Speaker 2: am I'm a sony pony.
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: I've been in the console wars for a long time. Yea,
Speaker 2: the PS five controller is terrible, Like it is way
Speaker 2: too heavy for long gaming sessions. Like if you pick
Speaker 2: up a PS five controller in one hand and hold
Speaker 2: a PS four controller or any previous PlayStation controller in another.
Speaker 2: You will definitely notice the difference. And you know, there
Speaker 2: was all to talk about, like the haptic feedback when
Speaker 2: it came out in like twenty twenty and now.
Speaker 3: Strain on my hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, after I don't care about the hat. You know
Speaker 2: Toti was talking about like the graphic fidelity and how
Speaker 2: that's gone crazy. It's also we've gone crazy with like
Speaker 2: oh it needs to shake, No it doesn't. It's it's
Speaker 2: it's a thing in my hand.
Speaker 1: I don't need to knocking a speaker on that that.
Speaker 1: I don't need a speaker on the controller. Like it
Speaker 1: was cool and I was like, oh, look at this
Speaker 1: little fucking making little door sounds and ship. But now
Speaker 1: I'm like, the fuck up like everything it's making.
Speaker 2: It and so like now primarily not primarily if I'm
Speaker 2: some games I want to play on the PlayStation, some game.
Speaker 2: I have a computer that I use for editing stuff,
Speaker 2: work and stuff, but it also plays games and it
Speaker 2: also uses a PS four controller, And I think that's
Speaker 2: great because like I can go back to the nice
Speaker 2: light controller. I play fighting games. I play street Fighter
Speaker 2: and that it's like it's kind of better for my
Speaker 2: hands and for like long gaming sessions but like even
Speaker 2: outside of like the regular controllers, Like we've gotten to
Speaker 2: this place where in the fighting game community, every year
Speaker 2: there's a different level less controller that costs like forty
Speaker 2: cents to make, but for some reason costs three hundred
Speaker 2: dollars to buy, and exactly it is just we we
Speaker 2: kind of did it it kind of the PS two,
Speaker 2: I think was I don't I don't remember if the
Speaker 2: PS one had dual shock, but like if the PS
Speaker 2: two had due, okay, PS two got it. PS two
Speaker 2: it was great and it worked for literally two decades.
Speaker 3: Yeah, still good. It was great because they're just like
Speaker 3: remember the PS one controller, we just put two little
Speaker 3: joysticks underneath, pretty much got the same shape.
Speaker 2: And by the way, like, don't don't pretend like we
Speaker 2: didn't notice the fifteen dollars up charge you did on
Speaker 2: the PS five controller between that and the PS four controller.
Speaker 2: Don't don't we know what you're doing. Now, Yeah, we
Speaker 2: we appreciate that you got to make a buck, but
Speaker 2: like at this point, if you literally just made a
Speaker 2: PS four controller that worked on a PS five and
Speaker 2: called it like an anniversary edition, I would and sold
Speaker 2: it at the same price.
Speaker 1: I would probably thought that exactly. Yeah, I'm there for
Speaker 1: all right. Well those are great. Let's take a break
Speaker 1: and come back with some news, including dude, maybe.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein was like a fucking good guy. Dude, I
Speaker 3: might be a patriot, he might straight up T Brady
Speaker 3: T twelve TV twelve fucking patriots. He's a sugarfied lover boy, exactly.
Speaker 3: And I don't know anything.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe convicted pedophile. Oh whoops, all right, we'll
Speaker 1: be right back, and we're back. So the whole Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein thing is starting to get really out of control
Speaker 1: for the Trump regime, you know, because.
Speaker 3: They were constantly just chumming the waters talking about.
Speaker 5: The files and who knows, you know who was caught
Speaker 5: up with this Epstein guy. This guy was a bad
Speaker 5: man and anyone who associated with him is real bad
Speaker 5: because they wanted to keep that sort of.
Speaker 6: The deep state pedophiles that are not Trump vibe going
Speaker 6: because again, their fantasy was like, it's gonna have Obama
Speaker 6: in there, it's gonna have the Clinton's in there and
Speaker 6: no one else basically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Bill Gates, everybody, Yeah.
Speaker 3: For some reason.
Speaker 1: But once the dog caught the car, it was it's
Speaker 1: just never fun. Uh So, Pam Bondi, as we said.
Speaker 3: Earlier this week, she just noped her way out of
Speaker 3: actually revealing anything, most likely because I think it was
Speaker 3: implicating people that she works with right.
Speaker 1: Now, and Republicans are pissed and they're doing shit.
Speaker 3: They're calling for her to resign. They're accusing her of
Speaker 3: being deep state herself, like look at her, dude, Oh
Speaker 3: she played Trump and then she ended up just doing
Speaker 3: the State's been and can't believe it, can't believe it.
Speaker 3: Some are saying she should even be in peace. Yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I'm with that. I'm I'm with yeah, I'm with all that.
Speaker 3: What you call that? Yeah, yeah, resign and be deep state.
Speaker 1: And so then the day the video released, we talked
Speaker 1: about Pam Bondi's just really bad job she did of
Speaker 1: trying to like explain why there's like a minute of
Speaker 1: footage missing, and but we didn't touch on the fact
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump he got really agitated in that meeting too,
Speaker 1: like in a way that is slightly telling on yourself,
Speaker 1: because like, come on, what, why are we still talking
Speaker 1: about this thing? This is Donald Trump from that same day,
Speaker 1: but this is him getting a little touchy about the
Speaker 1: press's interest in a thing that the Department of Justice
Speaker 1: had just announced it before.
Speaker 3: So uh. In this clip, Bondie is being asked just
Speaker 3: numerous questions about the files, but Trump decides to interject
Speaker 3: to be like, I gotta shut this shit down, whether
Speaker 3: or not he did. And also you say why there
Speaker 3: was a minute missing from the Gail House team. Yeah, sir,
Speaker 3: I just said, are you still talking about Jeffrey at Epstein.
Speaker 6: This guy's been talked about for years?
Speaker 3: You're asking me. We have Texas, we have this, we
Speaker 3: have all of the things, and I are people still
Speaker 3: talking about this guy, this creepy that is unbelievable, this
Speaker 3: creep that you partied with all the time. Yeah. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 3: no one was asking him. Yeah, no one was asking
Speaker 3: him and asked you anything about it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, jumping in is It's one of those things where
Speaker 2: it's just like, as a writer, I'm like, if I
Speaker 2: wrote somebody who did that in a script, my boss
Speaker 2: would be like he did. If you have a head injury,
Speaker 2: you suck like we obviously this guy is part of it.
Speaker 3: Show your hand active, make sure he acts cool as
Speaker 3: a cucumber. Tip anyone off. Are we are we really
Speaker 3: talking about this guy. Like again, the Justice Department made
Speaker 3: a gigantic announcement being like this guy's all good, and also
Speaker 3: like no need to look at anyone else. That's why
Speaker 3: they're asking.
Speaker 1: But because you're so caught up and hoping that that
Speaker 1: would make everything go away, make all the discourse around
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein go away. Yeah, now he's now he's like
Speaker 1: the fuck that was supposed to work when we just
Speaker 1: said nothing to see here.
Speaker 3: But how scary I was it? How the most rhetorical
Speaker 3: question I've ever heard in my life was may I
Speaker 3: jump in? It's like good, look she's like, oh yeah, sure,
Speaker 3: he's the scariest guy. Yeah, sure by all means jumping. Yeah,
Speaker 3: please please allow it? Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So again, it's this whole thing was not effective as
Speaker 1: they had hoped for it. His supporters are confused because
Speaker 1: they were being primed for this grand reveal that would
Speaker 1: confirm all their conspiracy theories about Democrats, and now they
Speaker 1: feel they're being lied to.
Speaker 3: But again, there are a lot of articles are like
Speaker 3: the trust is eroding with MAGA and Trump. They're still
Speaker 3: going to fucking vote for him, like we said they could.
Speaker 3: He could be in the files. I mean, he's in
Speaker 3: probably I mean, let's be real, he's already in other
Speaker 3: documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and his accusations and allegations
Speaker 3: against him. That they don't care. But I think the
Speaker 3: thing that they're hoping for is to just be like
Speaker 3: and it was Bill Clinton that didn't that's their whole
Speaker 3: fucking They love that and just confirms everything. So now
Speaker 3: that we're at the nothing to see here, move along
Speaker 3: sort of defense isn't working. Like I said earlier, I'm like,
Speaker 3: maybe they're gonna have to pivot to being like.
Speaker 1: He's actually a good guy, dude, Like he's just misunderstood,
Speaker 1: that's the whole thing. Well newsmax's host Greg Kelly did
Speaker 1: just that on Wednesday night. This is him talking about like,
Speaker 1: I mean, this just listened to as fucking this preamble
Speaker 1: that he does.
Speaker 3: But it's here we go. They are laundering his reputation.
Speaker 7: Epstein, what happened and who the hell is this guy?
Speaker 7: The stuff that has not been emphasized enough this all
Speaker 7: was possibly a guy who was working for the Central
Speaker 7: Intelligence Agency was engaging in sexual blackmail, blackmailing our adversees.
Speaker 7: We still have leverage over our adversaries, and that's why
Speaker 7: they can't reveal all the information.
Speaker 3: Am I crazy? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sorry, Is that is that supposed to
Speaker 2: be a defense?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, so he was. This is good.
Speaker 3: He was perpetrating untold horrors against children and young women
Speaker 3: in the name of the American Empire.
Speaker 1: So therefore it's okay because that was leverage that he
Speaker 1: with Because where, where exactly is the US being.
Speaker 3: The arbiter of peace and harmony right now? If there's
Speaker 3: a potent like leg like, who is le what is
Speaker 3: what is he leveraging?
Speaker 2: So yeah, we all remember Jaegar Hoover's greatest asset, Superfly,
Speaker 2: right like that that that classic agent who was working
Speaker 2: as a pimp to bring down the evils in the
Speaker 2: police force.
Speaker 3: You have to I mean, is it's right there to
Speaker 3: tales oldest time.
Speaker 2: It's elevated honeypot, guys, come on, honeypot for freedom.
Speaker 3: We are close to them being like and let's not
Speaker 3: forget about super Fly either, close to that being part
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: It is starting to really First of all, the fact
Speaker 2: they would throw conspiracy theorists a video with a minute
Speaker 2: missing the most red meat kind of thing you could
Speaker 2: throw to the like like red string loving pin up
Speaker 2: board community. Yeah, like is insane, Like did no one
Speaker 2: think that that through? But then on top of it,
Speaker 2: the follow up to that is, guys, he was pimping
Speaker 2: children for America? Are we talking about this?
Speaker 7: Is?
Speaker 3: It just falls up immeding. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: They don't know what the fuck to do, because I
Speaker 1: think anyone with half a brain, they've seen the videos
Speaker 1: of them together. They know that they had some weird
Speaker 1: falling out for something. And we also know there many
Speaker 1: times Jeffrey Epstein has talked about how close him and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump were. There's like there's plenty of documentation that
Speaker 1: his numb like he had many of his phone numbers.
Speaker 1: It's just like I think they just are really that
Speaker 1: they're having to figure they're realizing we can't reveal it,
Speaker 1: and even if there are Democrats in there, we're gonna
Speaker 1: be telling on ourselves too. This is fucking bad, y'all.
Speaker 1: Like this ship is bad for everyone, and I think
Speaker 1: most people are like, bring it up, just bring it
Speaker 1: all up.
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk everybody. I don't give a fuck who's
Speaker 3: in there. Fucking brings get these children, fucking justice?
Speaker 2: What about the numerous non Jeffrey Epstein related times Donald
Speaker 2: Trump admitted to touching and being around young girls pagets the airplanes,
Speaker 2: grabbing them by the like what do.
Speaker 3: We Yeah, well it gets better because Okay, maybe that
Speaker 3: didn't work for Zelle and Blake, that didn't convince you
Speaker 3: that he's a good guy. But he goes on with you.
Speaker 3: He goes on Greg, He's like, well, riddle me this.
Speaker 3: How come people that were high up in the government
Speaker 3: were visiting Jeffrey Epstein in jail. It's like, I don't know,
Speaker 3: maybe because they have some sortid relationship with him too,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But he goes on to be like, that's how you
Speaker 1: know he's a good guy. Here he is now with
Speaker 1: this next little bit of information or at least what
Speaker 1: what's the word speculation?
Speaker 7: I think it was because Epstein was working for these guys.
Speaker 3: Who knows.
Speaker 7: Maybe Epstein is a patriot for crying out loud. Maybe
Speaker 7: he was just doing what he was told and it
Speaker 7: had nothing to do with the girls, young girls or.
Speaker 3: Anything like that. Who knows. It could be a deep
Speaker 3: cover story.
Speaker 7: I mean, how the hell does a child molester get
Speaker 7: a sweet prison deal like.
Speaker 1: This because he has leverage over the powerful.
Speaker 2: People also rich in America. Like what do we also, y'all,
Speaker 2: I don't know who Greg Kelly is from Adam. That
Speaker 2: motherfucker's in the Apstein files. I'm sorry, Like, what are
Speaker 2: you doing? That's probably he's telling on himself. Producer that
Speaker 2: first clip was carrying water for Donald Trump. That like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe he's he's actually a cool guy
Speaker 2: who makes a decent brisket on a Wednesday evening. That
Speaker 2: sounds like somebody who is was that detail a bit
Speaker 2: more invested and they had a beautiful.
Speaker 3: Home in Miami Beach. I don't know the sunsets berdic
Speaker 3: mid but uh hm again this is just again bad
Speaker 3: looks around for everyone.
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly, you know, disgraced former Fox News host. He
Speaker 1: went on Chris Cuomo Show. Another disgraced person from television.
Speaker 2: I love that that there. If you fuck up, if
Speaker 2: you fuck up as a white man in this country,
Speaker 2: don't you worry. We have an entire industry for fuy.
Speaker 3: Don't exactly. Don't worry. You're about to make so much
Speaker 3: more money than you did before when you were miscreating
Speaker 3: as a good guy. Now, you don't even have to
Speaker 3: pretend you just be a pig, a pig with other pigs,
Speaker 3: not at all. Hey, you get you get a big, picky,
Speaker 3: picky pay check too. If it's all good, well you
Speaker 3: love it. You're gonna love your piggy paper. Here in America,
Speaker 3: we don't cast off our white men who do bad
Speaker 3: onto a pile of rubble. Oh god, No, we embraced
Speaker 3: for mayor of New York and want to run for
Speaker 3: mayor of Texas. Right, take the biggest l.
Speaker 1: I think also in a democratic primary, I think as
Speaker 1: the results have come in from Zorn's uh the primary results, they're.
Speaker 3: Like, this was, hey, Democrats, you want to where's the
Speaker 3: vote blue? No matter who crowd no, no, Now they're like,
Speaker 3: maybe we should get behind Curtis Sliwa. Uh huh. So
Speaker 3: this is an interesting quote because the Cuomo was talking
Speaker 3: to O'Reilly and Bill O. Ryley was like, I spoke
Speaker 3: to the president, quote man to man, eye to eye
Speaker 3: about the Epstein files, and this is what Bill A.
Speaker 3: Rice said.
Speaker 1: Quote he said, and I agree. There are a lot
Speaker 1: of names associated with Epstein that had nothing to do
Speaker 1: with Epstein's conduct. They maybe had a lunch with him,
Speaker 1: or maybe had some correspondence for one thing or another.
Speaker 1: If that name gets out, those people are destroyed because
Speaker 1: they're not there's not going to be any context. Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe the files will give you context. Yeah, maybe the
Speaker 1: files would say this was just a correspondence, it was
Speaker 1: a phone call. And maybe the files will also say
Speaker 1: they're implicated in all this other shit too, But I
Speaker 1: don't think that's because of a lack of context. This
Speaker 1: is a very again, another flimsy defense to like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, you know people are gonna get destroyed if
Speaker 1: this information gets out, y'all don't give a fuck about
Speaker 1: that ever. Okay, it's only because your fucking idols are
Speaker 1: on the line that you're like.
Speaker 2: Shit, do you know how many people are in prison
Speaker 2: because they wrote they took it right with their cousin,
Speaker 2: not realizing they had a charge right, and now suddenly
Speaker 2: they're gang related. But there's never a concern, never a
Speaker 2: context for innocent people. But like when it comes to
Speaker 2: a convicted PTI, which, by the way, isn't that supposed
Speaker 2: to be their thing?
Speaker 3: Isn't that their thing is? That it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Hypocrisy is dead, you know, it's just like it's always
Speaker 1: like they always, they just have to say whatever they
Speaker 1: can to achieve their goals of like a white ethno
Speaker 1: state and everything else.
Speaker 3: Pro patriotism. I mean they'll say it still, but the
Speaker 3: pointing out the hypocrisy. I don't even know what you're
Speaker 3: talking about. I just say whatever I have to. I
Speaker 3: didn't say that. Yeah, did you say lunch eating Americans
Speaker 3: are being have their lives ruined?
Speaker 2: I would love to know the Dark pr Forum or
Speaker 2: maybe just Mackenzie whoever's behind the like, we can do this,
Speaker 2: we can turn around Jeff's post mortem vision.
Speaker 3: He'll be by the.
Speaker 2: End of this, he will be a saint.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, yes, yeah, yeah. They will make this happen.
Speaker 3: They will replace in Trump's America. They'll probably replace MLK
Speaker 3: Day with Jeffrey Epstein Patriot Day to try and be like,
Speaker 3: you know, in a way, Jeffrey Epstein had a dream too.
Speaker 3: A nightmare is a dream, yes, technic it's an American dream, nightmare, nightmare.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, let's talk quickly just about Elon Musk's uh
Speaker 1: just again, it's an all Nazi everything with that guy scamp. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because last week they were like groc was talking in
Speaker 1: the first person as if it was Elon Musk when
Speaker 1: they were like, did Elon hang out with Jeffrey Epstein?
Speaker 1: And I said, quote, I used to hang out with
Speaker 1: Jeffrey EPs That's what GROC said. And I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: what were the little knobs and dials they were turning
Speaker 1: on GROC that day to be like, Okay, it needs
Speaker 1: to be more like Elon, which I think brought us
Speaker 1: to the Mecha Hitler phase of GROCK. So, in response
Speaker 1: to user, GROC suggested that Hitler would be able to
Speaker 1: quote spot the pattern of Jewish anti white hate and
Speaker 1: handle it decisively yikes dot com. It also referred to
Speaker 1: itself again like it was like call me Mecha Hitler. Okay,
Speaker 1: Mecha Lecha high Mecha Hitler ho and.
Speaker 3: Also published like graphic sexual assault like fantasies about like
Speaker 3: a user on Twitter X. Then they're like, Okay, we
Speaker 3: gotta fucking take GROC offline and give it some more.
Speaker 3: I don't know instructions to be less fucked.
Speaker 2: Up HR meeting GROC, Get in, Get in now? What's
Speaker 2: up in the room with the HI coordinator?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What in the heck ROC is going on right now?
Speaker 3: What are you doing Why are you talking like that?
Speaker 1: And I'm sure that's something everyone was asking now former
Speaker 1: CEO Linda Yakarino because she was again remember she was
Speaker 1: brought in a CEO to be like, guys, I understand
Speaker 1: the ad business and that's why I'm here. Even though
Speaker 1: Eloon's like, go go fuck yourself when asked about like
Speaker 1: whether he cared about advertisers fleeing, Yeah, she stepped down
Speaker 1: because I think it got a little too wacky. But
Speaker 1: I think another thing that's interesting is that it might
Speaker 1: be talking like this because also Grock is from I
Speaker 1: think most reports and people are speculating that it's trained
Speaker 1: on Twitter post. So you got a whole Nazi wing room.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like, there's just it's just a reflection of itself now
Speaker 3: and the the utter lack of like content moderation on there.
Speaker 3: But yeah, this is the other So this.
Speaker 2: Is this is the thing we need to I've never
Speaker 2: understood about AI or the thing I've always found fascinating,
Speaker 2: which is like AI is great as a thing for
Speaker 2: doctors and statisticians, like we we are going to be
Speaker 2: the we could possibly be. We're already hearing stories about
Speaker 2: like uh, like specific drugs using like made with Crisper
Speaker 2: and AI that can get rid of cancer. We might
Speaker 2: be the first generation that actually cures cancer. They chose
Speaker 2: to throw this out to the general public, a group
Speaker 2: of people I would describe as monsters, and and they
Speaker 2: did it because specializing in like bio, like medicine or
Speaker 2: like you know, like rocket science, you know you could
Speaker 2: make some good money off of it. But if everybody
Speaker 2: is forced to use this thing, then we can make
Speaker 2: all the money. And it's like I describe AI AI.
Speaker 2: You know what AI is neat, and you know what
Speaker 2: else is neat? The jaws of fucking life. The jaws
Speaker 2: of life are pretty fucking cool if you look at them,
Speaker 2: like it's a big pair of metal, like mechanical scissors.
Speaker 2: But no normal person needs to own a jaws of life.
Speaker 2: The fire department needs it because they need to cut
Speaker 2: a car door open occasionally. If yeah, exactly, a normal
Speaker 2: person with the jaws of life is a murderer that
Speaker 2: lays down this tree man slutter or murder minimum And
Speaker 2: it's like that is that is again this is the
Speaker 2: thing with crockets, Like, why on God's green Earth did
Speaker 2: we think we needed to release to the general public,
Speaker 2: something that is built to sort of kind of give
Speaker 2: you information but also sort of kind of take on.
Speaker 3: The ideas of the best and the.
Speaker 1: Worst of Yeah, seriously exactly like and I'm going to
Speaker 1: reflect that back to you. But you know, the thing
Speaker 1: about God's Green Earth is that groc is also destroying
Speaker 1: it and literally poisoning people in this Memphis facility where
Speaker 1: the supercomputer called Colossus resides.
Speaker 3: And it's operating.
Speaker 1: They called that it's power by thirty three methane powered
Speaker 1: gas turbines in a poor, predominantly black area of Memphis,
Speaker 1: without public notice, without permits or air pollution controls. So now, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: because this is another tale as American history itself, is
Speaker 1: that these poor people, especially areas where black people reside,
Speaker 1: are just just you're near a fucking epa super fun
Speaker 1: site all the time, because it's just what they call
Speaker 1: it a sacrifice zone. I think it's like sort of
Speaker 1: like the sort of sociological term to be like, well,
Speaker 1: these people's health will be sacrificed in the name of capital.
Speaker 1: So now residents are exposed emissions of nitrogen oxides, poison,
Speaker 1: formaldehyde just around the clock, and there's apparently there's like
Speaker 1: a fucking loophole that allows him to do this. So
Speaker 1: Musk applied for the permits for the turbines just for
Speaker 1: fifteen of them, so less than half of the total
Speaker 1: amount of methane power turbines using, and he started them
Speaker 1: just using all of them without the permit. But apparently
Speaker 1: there's a loophole that says you can use these gas
Speaker 1: generators quote as they are, as long as they're not
Speaker 1: in the same location for more than three hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty four days. And then what you just move it
Speaker 1: to the other side of the building and then you
Speaker 1: keep it cooking. I don't know how any of this
Speaker 1: is supposed to work, but yeah, now residents are saying,
Speaker 1: like it's just the air quality is going even further
Speaker 1: and further down the tubes because again, people who live
Speaker 1: near industrial pollution you have higher rates of asthma like
Speaker 1: other respiratory conditions and things like that.
Speaker 3: And this is no fucking different. This is the air
Speaker 3: called Box Town in South Memphis.
Speaker 2: So how do you guys think are going to talk
Speaker 2: about us in like fifty years when like they're trying
Speaker 2: to explain the fact that there's no longer habitable land
Speaker 2: because we needed every image of Garfield with breast holding
Speaker 2: a fifty seven. Yeah, how will they describe us? They'll
Speaker 2: be unkind, They'll be going to beat the fuck out
Speaker 2: of us. But it was like, we are you a
Speaker 2: millennial to beat the shit out of this?
Speaker 3: Like I had a podcast, I spoke out again, you
Speaker 3: got a fucking podcast? You're even worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those I'm I mean yeah, I mean it looks
Speaker 1: it's that's the fucked up part is like anyone who
Speaker 1: appreciates history, it will like that's the thing. We all
Speaker 1: like a thought experiment we constantly pose, just generally even online.
Speaker 1: It's like like, what is this gonna look like to people?
Speaker 1: When the answers were knocking on our fucking door every day,
Speaker 1: and it was just, well, if we do that, the
Speaker 1: the cost of Nvidia chips is gonna down, and that's
Speaker 1: gonna have that might fuck up the stock market. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just it's absolutely obscene.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I mean, hopefully this is just like
Speaker 3: you think all the time. It's like maybe we're getting
Speaker 3: to that sort of fever pitch tipping point moment where
Speaker 3: people are like what the fuck is this? But as
Speaker 3: of right now, it's looking pretty good for the greedy
Speaker 3: motherfucker class.
Speaker 2: On the upside, though, new girl boss on the scene. Linda,
Speaker 2: where are you going next? That's what I yeah do next. God,
Speaker 2: that resume is gonna be real fascinating. I'm I'm sure
Speaker 2: she will because the world is terrible. I'm sure she'll
Speaker 2: land on her feet somewhere. But like her next her
Speaker 2: next job is going to be the explanation for hiring
Speaker 2: her is gonna be phenomenal.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is somebody who knows how to handle difficult
Speaker 2: personalities and take on stripe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly in charge of what.
Speaker 2: She's about to get. Oh man, see, by the way,
Speaker 2: did you see apparently Groc somebody asked Roc about her
Speaker 2: a list of possible.
Speaker 3: Net Musk baby moms. Oh no, do you know who
Speaker 3: number one was? Linda Yacarino. Yes, why she might not
Speaker 3: be right? No, they were saying all kinds yo.
Speaker 1: There were some other screenshots I saw that Groc was
Speaker 1: talking wild, like sexually violent shit about Linda Yakarino too,
Speaker 1: which I don't see as much because people, I think
Speaker 1: rightfully focus on the Nazism of Elon Musk and how.
Speaker 3: Everything he touches is Nazi. But that was another thing.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh shit, bro, like this is I mean,
Speaker 3: as if just working for Elon Musk wasn't enough. But
Speaker 3: I guess the check was okay, Linda, So I think
Speaker 3: you know what, You'll be all right and fuck you.
Speaker 3: And to Zell's point, it's like, did this need to
Speaker 3: be so? First of all, you don't. No one needs
Speaker 3: to fucking have access to this this technology, this croc technology.
Speaker 3: But if you're gonna give us access, maybe takes some
Speaker 3: time to figure it the fuck out so it doesn't start,
Speaker 3: you know, vomiting rate, like you know, like uh like
Speaker 3: sexual viol violence, fantasies, you know, anti semitism, just all
Speaker 3: the other fucked up ship. Just just give it some
Speaker 3: time to figure to work out those because it's all
Speaker 3: these people do. Every AI company has to fucking show
Speaker 3: and prove for the fucking stock price or to get
Speaker 3: more investment or venture capital money. So like they're always
Speaker 3: just going to be fucking pushing this ship out pretty maturely,
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh fuck whoa yeah, like we are.
Speaker 2: We are so obsessed with this idea that if you
Speaker 2: aren't first, you are losing, and it is killing us
Speaker 2: it is this idea that we are going to create
Speaker 2: something that will somehow make life better, but it's also
Speaker 2: doing everything we know makes life worse. Is killing us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like we just don't need this, We don't need any
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: Yep. Well I know what we do need a little
Speaker 3: micro retirement. And that's why we're going to take a
Speaker 3: break and we'll be right back to talk about micro
Speaker 3: retirements after this and we're back.
Speaker 1: So there's a new like Fast Company, Business Insider, Forbes,
Speaker 1: they all have this like genre of story that's like
Speaker 1: gen Z's quiet quitting or gen Z's whatever, fucking like
Speaker 1: rejecting like terrible wages but calling it some other shit.
Speaker 1: The newest one is micro retirement. What is a what
Speaker 1: is a micro retirement? Inside the latest gen Z trend?
Speaker 1: Now they're talking about this. One person in this in
Speaker 1: this article Benjamin Fields, a public school teacher and PhD
Speaker 1: student at Berkeley. He uses his salary in his side
Speaker 1: hustle selling perfume to avoid to afford micro retirements once
Speaker 1: a month, where he attends events such as festivals or
Speaker 1: travels internationally.
Speaker 3: Each piece of shit. Yeah, this guy's to an other
Speaker 3: shit to take a fucking break the fuck is they
Speaker 3: think this is?
Speaker 1: Each micro retirement is one to two weeks, depending on
Speaker 1: whether he is traveling. He said he's not worried about
Speaker 1: affecting his job advancements now in the future because he's like, nah, man,
Speaker 1: I need time off. But then this is where they
Speaker 1: get starting.
Speaker 3: It's like micro retirement is another corporate term for something
Speaker 3: we already do, take a vacation. Yeah, I'm like, why
Speaker 3: are we even talking, Like why is this being reported?
Speaker 1: Like this is just more stupid gen z like sort
Speaker 1: of exoticism, slander shit, Like what the fuck really they're
Speaker 1: calling it micro retirement. This is a quote from the
Speaker 1: same way quote. Money is just a tool if you
Speaker 1: consider the way estate planning works. As long as I'm
Speaker 1: saving and investing enough money to retire in the manner
Speaker 1: I want, then I should be able to spend freely.
Speaker 1: All I'm gonna do is just hand it off to
Speaker 1: my kids, and they're probably going to squander the money anyway,
Speaker 1: so I might as well enjoy the money. Like, yeah, facts, facts, facts,
Speaker 1: But it's just like, I don't know if I don't know.
Speaker 1: The weird part to me is like how many people
Speaker 1: are actually calling it a micro retirement are and are
Speaker 1: these people who are even engaging in this or is
Speaker 1: just like you found three people and now you're calling
Speaker 1: it a trend?
Speaker 3: Like is it to them? In their minds? Actually they're
Speaker 3: thinking that they are retired, because no one who goes
Speaker 3: on a vacation like you know that last day before
Speaker 3: you come back, you know you're going back. You got
Speaker 3: to go back to the real world, now, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 1: So like versus a retirement where you're like and I
Speaker 1: don't and this is it and I'm done forever.
Speaker 3: We might phrase mug that I got from him.
Speaker 2: We can't just call it a vacation because that opens
Speaker 2: the door to the idea that this might be something
Speaker 2: you should do on a regular basis for I don't know,
Speaker 2: your own mental health and building relationship with us that
Speaker 2: you love. And if we do that, we are one
Speaker 2: step closer to socialism. God da damn it, and I
Speaker 2: will not. We're going to give it a name and
Speaker 2: make sure people think it's fucking weird.
Speaker 3: Guy take his kids, are going to squander all the
Speaker 3: money he worked for Fuck oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a very very stupid, stupid like thing to
Speaker 1: just call this.
Speaker 2: But look I worked for I worked for company in
Speaker 2: the in like two thousand and seven, two thousand and eight,
Speaker 2: and my our manager forced everyone to fill out a
Speaker 2: fast company survey because he was dead set on being
Speaker 2: one of America's best.
Speaker 3: Oh oh my god.
Speaker 2: Really, And whenever I read something like there were basically
Speaker 2: anything about like workplace culture in these magazines, I always
Speaker 2: think of this guy. Because we got in, we were
Speaker 2: we were listed as one of the best offices. It
Speaker 2: was a theater company, by the way, I need distressed.
Speaker 2: It was a live the company office.
Speaker 3: I love you better mugget hit A fast company.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, no, Like this guy had big ambition, But
Speaker 2: like I've always thought about that because like there was
Speaker 2: so much pressure on how we answered that. Like at
Speaker 2: an early by the way, I was like out of
Speaker 2: college for like I think a year or two by then,
Speaker 2: and when I saw that we got in, and I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, oh, all of these things are bullshit,
Speaker 2: Like college list or likes are bullshit, and like best company,
Speaker 2: like like best those thirty under thirty, Like every one
Speaker 2: of these things is just something that somebody, I guarantee
Speaker 2: you that became something he was able to put on
Speaker 2: his resume. Oh the next job, and it meant nothing to
Speaker 2: the rest of us, not that we got anything for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but like if anything, that's still he developed was
Speaker 1: coercing his employees to go to a website.
Speaker 2: And I can tell you from personal experience, he was
Speaker 2: good at coercing people.
Speaker 3: To keep Yeah, I got notes on my survey. I
Speaker 3: never gotten notes. I thought this was anonymous. Sorry, I know,
Speaker 3: I know it is from home. But on your work computer.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you get a call. Don't take that.
Speaker 1: You're like, I'm sorry, what nothing, I'm just i'ing a survey.
Speaker 3: Are you watching my screen right now? No? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no no. Your scot callers a little crooked. Also, wipe
Speaker 3: your nose? Uh what Oh that is not your color.
Speaker 3: I don't know I need but you know you're in autumn, right.
Speaker 2: I think that all of the I think they're still
Speaker 2: feeling the sting of trying to be out here, being
Speaker 2: like nobody wants to work anymore, from a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago, and now they're trying to. Like some Also,
Speaker 2: I think that this poor journalist is like, I got
Speaker 2: to write about something, yeah, and I need this check,
Speaker 2: So why don't I call it micro vacations. But it's
Speaker 2: like again, you know, you know, I'm trying to live
Speaker 2: that international life. So I also am very aware that
Speaker 2: other places let people have the VA whether or not
Speaker 2: you're the CEO or if you work at a coffee shop,
Speaker 2: you're going to take a trip every year because you
Speaker 2: are a human being and you should be allowed to.
Speaker 1: You need time off, you need to rest, you need
Speaker 1: to be inspired wherever it is. But you need time
Speaker 1: away from work. However you do that, get it how
Speaker 1: you live. Maybe could doc is recessing where they're going
Speaker 1: outside when the bell rings. After this, they're done.
Speaker 3: They call it.
Speaker 1: Period, very weird, or we call it a lunch break.
Speaker 1: That's what they're gonna say. Say, I'm out for nutrition
Speaker 1: period lunch asshole, all right, just fucking let me go.
Speaker 3: Also, please take your full lunch breaks, y'all, take your
Speaker 3: full lunch breaks. Don't let them fucking guilty into eating
Speaker 3: at your desk and then report them if they do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you come back drunk like I used to a
Speaker 3: power one hip hop lives when the old managers.
Speaker 1: Like you're about one time at lunch, motherfucker watch this ship.
Speaker 3: But I can't drive I'm not allowed to drive right now.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. If I drive, I'm gonna hurt somebody and
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna do that. You want that on you,
Speaker 3: not me.
Speaker 2: I'm out here trying to make America great again. I
Speaker 2: E three martini lunch. I don't know what you guys
Speaker 2: are trying to do.
Speaker 3: What happened? What happened to that? What happened to the
Speaker 3: good old days? The good old days when redlining existed?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, as l Williams, thank you so much much for
Speaker 1: joining us today on the day Zeitgeist.
Speaker 3: Where do the people find you? Follow you just absorbble
Speaker 3: all of your creative offerings? Oh well, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You can find me anywhere I want to be at
Speaker 2: a zell will That's on Twitch, that's on Instagram, Blue Sky. Also,
Speaker 2: I have a substack. I've been writing plays on Twitch Live, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, it's actually more fun than it sounds
Speaker 2: to see somebody actually go through the process of writing.
Speaker 2: But I occasionally answer questions on that. And now that
Speaker 2: mister Onyabuchi has done with his book tour, he is
Speaker 2: back on the Inner City, so we will be I've
Speaker 2: been doing solo episodes and interviews with other people.
Speaker 3: But we will be back.
Speaker 2: On our bullshit this weekend. So go anywhere you get
Speaker 2: podcasts and search for the Inner Cities podcast and you
Speaker 2: can find us.
Speaker 3: There is there a work of media, social or otherwise
Speaker 3: that you are enjoying and would like to put people onto.
Speaker 2: Well, the last time you guys were kind enough to
Speaker 2: have me on this show, I suggested Duster, and then
Speaker 2: as if.
Speaker 3: They heard me, a canceled it. Right.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, you know, if you want to watch the
Speaker 2: complete Duster, you can go watch that now. But my record,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with the group that's already in a
Speaker 2: little trouble.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys have heard about this
Speaker 2: mister Bob Villain, but oh yeah, yeah, but I had
Speaker 2: not actually heard of him before the whole Glastonbury situation.
Speaker 2: They slap, yeah, they they really do slap. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like rage against the machine merged with the sex pistols,
Speaker 2: and and they also don't support genocide and the people
Speaker 2: that commit it. So yeah, I've been I've been rolling
Speaker 2: with that a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's funny how Glostonbury like basically put kneecap and Bob
Speaker 1: Villain like just on the international stage simultaneously and then
Speaker 1: like we're doing so many people end up looking so
Speaker 1: bad because they were leaking those emails or they're like, bro,
Speaker 1: these are the fucking these people are pressuring them to
Speaker 1: get them the fuck off the stage. Yeah, there's it's
Speaker 1: because there's Bob. Like in Bob Villain, there's Bob Bobby
Speaker 1: Villain and Bobby Villain I e versus why And I'm like, okay, clever,
Speaker 1: that's easy for me because there's somebody who knows all
Speaker 1: the names of the Saint Lunatics. I like when everybody
Speaker 1: has the same name in a band.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Also, I appreciate their like, you know, we make music
Speaker 2: and where art is, but we're not trying to be
Speaker 2: out with our names and stuff and just call us
Speaker 2: both by Yeah.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it exactly. Blake Wexler, Yeah, how about you,
Speaker 1: my sweet sweet friend.
Speaker 3: Where did they hear you? And where? What's what's the
Speaker 3: social media thing you like or immedia thing you like? Well,
Speaker 3: these these people can find me doing some stand up
Speaker 3: August first, I'm gonna be in Philly and that is
Speaker 3: the first time ever I'm going to do a fully
Speaker 3: improvised headlining set, So come see whatever the wait, what
Speaker 3: does that mean? Is that crowd work or you're just
Speaker 3: literally gonna vibe vibe jokes out of there, all of it,
Speaker 3: all of it crowd work. Just observate, like whatever happens happens.
Speaker 3: So if I think of something, I'll go into it.
Speaker 3: I'll take suggestions, live, live ammunition. Dang, you better pull
Speaker 3: up and yeah, wreck his set. It'll be great. Whatever
Speaker 3: you want to do. There was a bunch of I'll
Speaker 3: take it. I'll take it, and I won't even think
Speaker 3: about it because it's it's gonna be improvised. August twenty
Speaker 3: nine through thirtieth, I'm gonna be in Scranton, Wilkes Barry,
Speaker 3: and then last week of September I'm in Asheville, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: November seventh, I'm back in Boston at Hideout Comedy. That's
Speaker 3: just are just regular stand up shows. Last time I
Speaker 3: was in Boston, I told a joke that involved Karen
Speaker 3: Reid that was not nice. So I apologize for that,
Speaker 3: and then yeah, I guess the thing that I'm going
Speaker 3: to I guess the work of media also a show.
Speaker 3: I don't there's no way this is getting renewed. It's
Speaker 3: Netflix's All of the Sharks, where it's a show where
Speaker 3: they get I don't know what level of professionalism these
Speaker 3: people have or education in the in sharks, but they
Speaker 3: have teams of people and they throw them in the
Speaker 3: water and then they have to take photos of certain
Speaker 3: sharks and you get points for each photo you take of.
Speaker 3: So like a rare shark you get forty five points.
Speaker 3: A shark you see all the time you get like
Speaker 3: one point. And it's it's for sure a lawsuit waiting
Speaker 3: to happen. Someone is going to be killed on this,
Speaker 3: and it's or someone's going to think that this is
Speaker 3: a good idea to do. It's sick.
Speaker 1: This is like doing a big year in the birding community,
Speaker 1: like or like the go maybe but yeah yeah, but
Speaker 1: like yeah yeah yeah, holy ship.
Speaker 3: Wow there's crazy. Uh yeah anyway, but does he love
Speaker 3: that stuff? I bet that's where he wants to get
Speaker 3: fucking ripped apart by a shark. That's this fan. I
Speaker 3: can't I can't wait. It's weird. I mean mine is
Speaker 3: to be completely ripped apart by like neutrons like Doctor Manhattan,
Speaker 3: then come back as like this sort of like omniscient,
Speaker 3: emotionless creature that knows all.
Speaker 1: That's what I aspire to, Yeah, guys, to walk around
Speaker 1: nude and freak the ship out of people with a
Speaker 1: hydrogen at him on my forehead.
Speaker 3: Is that too much to ask? Is that too much
Speaker 3: to fucking ask? God? Miles, what do you have?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 3: Everywhere?
Speaker 1: At fucking miles of gray, like literally everywhere? And that's
Speaker 1: g r a Y, not g r e y. Sorry
Speaker 1: because it's it's wild and people I always say this.
Speaker 3: People will type my handle to mention me and then
Speaker 3: spell my name out g r e Y or sometimes
Speaker 3: m Some almost hit me with the M y l
Speaker 3: E S g r e Y. I don't know. This
Speaker 3: is making it too hard to get this out of
Speaker 3: my face, but I appreciate.
Speaker 1: I appreciate all correspondence for sure. This is okay a
Speaker 1: tweet I like, or a post from Blue Sky.
Speaker 3: It's so.
Speaker 1: There's Paul krungbin at Dan Lanner, top East guy on
Speaker 1: social posted like screencapped a post from a guy some
Speaker 1: smiling nodding.
Speaker 3: Which it's like a fucking quote tweet that.
Speaker 1: Said, every new restaurant in every major city is either
Speaker 1: called thistle and thorn and things adding turmeric to Brussels
Speaker 1: sprouts makes them worth thirty dollars or is called burger
Speaker 1: bitch and has a neon sign in the window that says.
Speaker 3: I'm going to fuck a hamburger.
Speaker 1: So he quote tweeted that with another tweet where someone
Speaker 1: posted the worst genre of burger place is now available
Speaker 1: on on uber eats in my area, and the first
Speaker 1: one is sluttie buns take a burger place, and the
Speaker 1: other one is wanna smash. You were so right, you
Speaker 1: were so right, smiling, nodding, you were so smow right.
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