Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season three, twenty seven,
Speaker 1: Episode three of Dir Daly's day production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2: This is a podcast where how.
Speaker 1: Do I put this? We take a deep dive into
Speaker 1: America shared conscious.
Speaker 3: Put it that way?
Speaker 1: I guess is that is that weird? Foresay it is Wednesday,
Speaker 1: February twenty eight, twenty twenty four, the last day of February.
Speaker 1: You fool no way around that. This is definitely the
Speaker 1: last day of February, and nobody can tell me otherwise.
Speaker 1: That's right. I'm gonna get so much money on this
Speaker 1: being the last day of February. Guess I just.
Speaker 3: Told you you might. You want to look at a
Speaker 3: calendar before you put the money down, said, don't need it?
Speaker 1: What's this? What's this now?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: National?
Speaker 3: Okay? So it's National Chocolate soup flay Day, National tooth
Speaker 3: very Day, and National Floral Design Day. So the soup
Speaker 3: play will lead to tooth decay and then you will
Speaker 3: need a bouquete. I'm trying to connect them all, but
Speaker 3: they don't connect them. I wouldna riding someone. You know what,
Speaker 3: what's the what's like the market price on it? On
Speaker 3: a on a little straight comper on a on a
Speaker 3: baby tooth these days for the truth, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it can be tricky. I think. I think the
Speaker 1: real issue is that I don't usually have like cash,
Speaker 1: Like in the past I would have cash, but like
Speaker 1: now it's like, oh I've got a twenty and like
Speaker 1: I'm not going to the bank at like a night. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so it's just it just suctu waits wildly. You put
Speaker 1: like like well, actually for the even teeth you only
Speaker 1: get twenty five cents, but like for every once in
Speaker 1: a while, the tooth fairy is like really proud of you,
Speaker 1: and so on that one you'll get like ten bucks
Speaker 1: and this one actually covers the next couple of teeth.
Speaker 3: So just be oh wow, you're talking about like a
Speaker 3: dude who has like debts with a bookie. You're like
Speaker 3: that should I get me?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 3: Like next week I'll get some more to you. I'll
Speaker 3: get some more to you.
Speaker 1: But like Vegas running on this though, just f yi,
Speaker 1: so you better knock down pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: Put like a QR code under there'd be like, yo, dude,
Speaker 3: just scan this man and then just hit me with
Speaker 3: a Vemo charger.
Speaker 1: It's still their identity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good, idea.
Speaker 1: My name is Jack O'Brien aka here come Old Ringo.
Speaker 5: He come edging up slowly, he got come face eyeball.
Speaker 1: He won handed polar, He.
Speaker 5: Got pants down around his knees. Got to be a
Speaker 5: jerker when he's with his bodies. Come together right now,
Speaker 5: nut with.
Speaker 3: Me and that with no quachies. He got dead the
Speaker 3: free ball. He make monkey noises, He shoot um all over.
Speaker 3: He say, I know you and you know me. Got
Speaker 3: to gunt together so that we can be free, come
Speaker 3: and get.
Speaker 1: Right but me. That is courtesy, if you go Boss
Speaker 1: two for the discord in reference to the original fourhander. Yeah,
Speaker 1: actually maybe more than that eight hander on the from
Speaker 1: the Boys across the Pond, the Beatoles who liked to
Speaker 1: jack off together just every night, every once in a while,
Speaker 1: as young men's, as young blokes, they would jack off together.
Speaker 1: And that's okay, Miles. It's appropriate that we have a
Speaker 1: little special ak song today because we are joined in
Speaker 1: our third and fourth seats by two of the hosts
Speaker 1: of the podcast Jorge Center. It's the Them Jorg Center Boys. First,
Speaker 1: we've got America stepped at Christy Amagucci Man aka Will Pool,
Speaker 1: and we got Josh Robbins. They are them George Center Boys.
Speaker 1: Welcome fellas to der Daily's.
Speaker 3: I guess and I'm thrown up because I think there's
Speaker 3: an a gable letting you an upper willow.
Speaker 2: Josh, Josh, I'm gonna take this opening work. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: thanks thanks for having us on again. We're gonna go
Speaker 2: back to nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 6: On a podcast with Miles Grade Woo Dictors with no
Speaker 6: hair worm passing Gord eat us Right's up.
Speaker 1: From Jack O'Brien's chair.
Speaker 7: Numb ahead for the listeners, Wow, futures not lookin brih.
Speaker 3: News is heavy and the topics.
Speaker 6: Ground some For daily guys, Wo, will we find out
Speaker 6: some more ways? Rock going to Hell. I was thinking
Speaker 6: to myself, fucking.
Speaker 7: Really use some taco bad, So a little fat one said, first,
Speaker 7: let's get played. Then I heard the voices from my phone.
Speaker 6: It was Jack and Miles Gray.
Speaker 2: Hello, the Internet.
Speaker 1: We got bad was for you.
Speaker 7: To the United States, the United States Senate, shity place.
Speaker 8: Force too late and we die.
Speaker 1: We're hair of born you.
Speaker 6: It's election year.
Speaker 3: It's election year.
Speaker 2: You should hate it. Here Trump's minus tip on It's
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just kidding through the entire.
Speaker 1: I was like, when it starts coming into play, wow hour,
Speaker 1: whoa the Internet, We've got bad news is great. I
Speaker 1: might as well be the subtitle of the show.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and not to not to outshine the the other
Speaker 8: guests that I'm on here with, but I know he
Speaker 8: just had PTSD from high school of me breaking up
Speaker 8: the guitar against somebody.
Speaker 2: He will outshine me.
Speaker 1: Josh, let me take this real quick, Josh, this is
Speaker 1: all you three.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see all right AKA Josh Robbins and we
Speaker 2: got every kiss begins.
Speaker 9: Okay, jewelries on the way. Please don't lay may. Now
Speaker 9: about lay May. I'll get your chick fl if you promise, Mester.
Speaker 2: Promise rings not fank gold on fon fries, not a
Speaker 2: dang owl.
Speaker 1: That's what I got.
Speaker 2: That's from the before I went to see Fantastic.
Speaker 1: I love, Yeah, beautiful, there's there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm actually impressed. I don't I didn't need a guitar.
Speaker 3: You just went a straight voice.
Speaker 1: I'm not like a guy. I'm not a prop guy,
Speaker 1: so you know, but I know I respect like you know,
Speaker 1: means like carrot top and stuff.
Speaker 3: But yeah, yeah, for sure, man, Gallagher, I think, you know, really, Also,
Speaker 3: apologies to whoever has to edit this episode and level
Speaker 3: all of that bullshit that I just did.
Speaker 8: Because I have no idea the wave file like the
Speaker 8: it looked okay, but I have no fucking idea whether
Speaker 8: any of that's going to be usable.
Speaker 2: One one eye on the on the lyrics and one
Speaker 2: eye on the wave files. Yeah exactly. Yeah, that's very considered.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're just confused anyway, how are whats so? What
Speaker 3: are you both coming to us from North cac.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's right, I'm down at the beach Josh's former
Speaker 8: hometown of Wilmington, Okay, uh as always and then Josh,
Speaker 8: I live in.
Speaker 2: Charlotte, North Carolina. I've lived here for probably so long.
Speaker 2: I'll just say I'm from here, but you know, my
Speaker 2: heart is in Wilmington. But Monkey Junction, Monkey Junction, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's where we grew up, near Toteman Zoo, which probably
Speaker 2: called something else that's not as inappropriate now. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I moved away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, here we are.
Speaker 3: It's good to have you both, you know, we've had
Speaker 3: you know, will over here, Christy Yamagucci, Gucci Maine many
Speaker 3: times and obviously been a lifelong contributor to the show.
Speaker 3: So it's dope to have you, yeah, both on and
Speaker 3: you're both podcasting. It's just dope to kind of see
Speaker 3: how you know just and then like you guys have
Speaker 3: been best friends since we said sixth grade.
Speaker 8: Yeah, sixth grade. Josh was one of my grooms men
Speaker 8: in my wedding and I was in his wedding as well,
Speaker 8: So yeah, we've been so like the first time I
Speaker 8: remember Josh was like I knew Josh sixth grade. But
Speaker 8: the first time, you know, you have those moments where
Speaker 8: you're like brain comes online and you're like that that's
Speaker 8: your first like truly true memory of something or someone.
Speaker 8: Is when Josh got in a fight in the cafeteria
Speaker 8: and one of the counselors like Superman tackled him and
Speaker 8: the other kid like mister mister Taylor was his name.
Speaker 4: He was.
Speaker 8: He was like a good like six three six four,
Speaker 8: and he just comes out of like my periphery and
Speaker 8: tackles both of them. I think it was over like
Speaker 8: throwing French fries at each other and uh, you know,
Speaker 8: French the cafeteria, and I was like, holy shit, that
Speaker 8: dude is awesome.
Speaker 2: He just got tackled by mister Taylo, so yeah, which
Speaker 2: is funny because it's funny that it took that long
Speaker 2: for Will to remember me because we sat at the
Speaker 2: same table for like the whole year.
Speaker 1: Is that what you were doing? You were like getting
Speaker 1: into a fight to get him to notice you. Yes,
Speaker 1: who time. Yeah, it's a long time to get the
Speaker 1: nurse singing softly with an acoustic guitar to like just
Speaker 1: a cloud of girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll just yeah, we'll go with that. We'll say that.
Speaker 2: That's my middle school and high school.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sure, geometry teacher who's like, yeah, let me go get
Speaker 3: my guitar man, or the institute, well remember the youth
Speaker 3: pastor comes right. Actually, I got a song about a
Speaker 3: guy named j C. Who is pretty all right.
Speaker 2: We had a substitute. His name was mister Beveridge, and
Speaker 2: every time he started a class he would go, all right,
Speaker 2: my initial spell tab it's mister Beverage. Get the jokes out,
Speaker 2: and like we were like, okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, and then he's like, now let's crack
Speaker 1: this one open and get it too.
Speaker 2: He juggledycle oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got Yeah, everyone knows.
Speaker 3: Everyone knows a juggling, unicyclist teacher at some point in
Speaker 3: their life.
Speaker 1: I think so, I think yeah, but yeah, we will
Speaker 1: author of many of the best aks of all time.
Speaker 1: The boy of an Angel, as you heard, I mean,
Speaker 1: as you may have just heard. There is a chance
Speaker 1: that he actually was so close to the real song
Speaker 1: that it will get a takedown notice for the first
Speaker 1: time from an AKA.
Speaker 2: But that'd be amazing. And now, apparently the Eagles are
Speaker 2: very litigious.
Speaker 8: I just found out that they're in a lawsuit right
Speaker 8: now over some handwritten notes to Hotel California. I just
Speaker 8: learned about that yesterday.
Speaker 1: They got some they got some skeleton, they got some
Speaker 1: things to be litigious over.
Speaker 2: Let's just say, yeah, they got some I can imagine, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might.
Speaker 1: You might not want to look into their history. And
Speaker 1: then Josh is in a band called Late Bloomer. It's
Speaker 1: dropping an album on Friday. The musicality of this episode
Speaker 1: is all right, we're going to get to know you
Speaker 1: guys a little bit better in a moment. First, we're
Speaker 1: going to tell our listeners a couple of the things
Speaker 1: that we're talking about today in the news. And we
Speaker 1: got a peek behind the curtain of libs of TikTok
Speaker 1: Chaia rye chick is. I don't know, is that how
Speaker 1: you pronounce it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's there's many ways to say it. But this
Speaker 3: person doesn't deserve their respect.
Speaker 1: Right, just a fucking monster, not really their their perspectives,
Speaker 1: their positions not super well thought together.
Speaker 2: I pronounce it demon spawn demon.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's interesting. Yeah, I guess there's a silent ch
Speaker 1: but yeah, that's yeah, really bad. And you know, now
Speaker 1: a lot of people are noticing her role in Oklahoma
Speaker 1: after the death of sixteen year old non binary student
Speaker 1: next Benedict. So we'll talk about that whole mess. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about the Willy Wonka experience that just opened in Glasgow.
Speaker 2: This is glass.
Speaker 1: That just yeah, that is I think a new low
Speaker 1: for Like we've talked about these like weird little like
Speaker 1: pop up museum things, Yeah, that happen around around the world.
Speaker 1: They're basically like Instagram driven marketing traps, like the modern
Speaker 1: equivalent of tourist traps. Sometimes they're really fun. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: one is it's like really fun to look at from
Speaker 1: a farm.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's like going back not to get to
Speaker 2: ahead of it.
Speaker 8: But going back to yesterday's episode with how boring the
Speaker 8: AI dystopia is going to be. Apparently all of this
Speaker 8: ship was driven with AI. So just one more example
Speaker 8: of just how like even tourist traps are going.
Speaker 2: To suck more.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, like every aspect of life, even the
Speaker 8: ones that are already shitty, are going to get so
Speaker 8: much worse.
Speaker 1: Although they made up some cool new words, there's some
Speaker 1: like wild shift happening on the marketing material catacating.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's the most exciting. Let's let's not reveal all
Speaker 3: of the garbled the AI words the marketing materials.
Speaker 1: We will be talking about Carchie Carchie tones tons later on,
Speaker 1: but ah, that plenty more. But first will Josh, we
Speaker 1: do like to ask our guests, what is something from
Speaker 1: your search history that is revealing about who you are?
Speaker 2: Josh? Yeah, So I was looking at it and it
Speaker 2: was just a bunch of searches of like UI UAX
Speaker 2: stuff because I'm in a course right now, and then
Speaker 2: at the bottom of it it was That's My Boy,
Speaker 2: the movie with Adam Sandler. So I felt like that
Speaker 2: was like, no, every search I feel like has some
Speaker 2: Adam Sandler search in it. Then that's truly me. Like,
Speaker 2: even if I have to like try and pass this course,
Speaker 2: there's always going to be some nod to the twenty
Speaker 2: twelve film That's My Boy starring Adam Sandler. Wait, that's
Speaker 2: where I'm at.
Speaker 1: Will you like write that into your paper and be like,
Speaker 1: this can best be understood from the perspective of Adam
Speaker 1: Sandler's character and that's My Boy, Yeah, Donnie exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 8: To give the listeners and you guys a fair warning,
Speaker 8: never take movie advice from Josh because he will watch
Speaker 8: literally everything and think most.
Speaker 3: Of it is good.
Speaker 2: He's no, you got you gotta be well rounded. I
Speaker 2: mean that's a I think it's super important. Like there's
Speaker 2: different scales. Like I feel like a lot of times
Speaker 2: when people review a movie, they're like, is it as
Speaker 2: good as Godfather? And you're like, I don't know why
Speaker 2: that's seemingly the scale. But there's Adam Sandler movies and
Speaker 2: they're on a different scale. Is it good and on
Speaker 2: the Adam Sandler scale? Right, So you got to put
Speaker 2: things on different scales.
Speaker 3: Well, when people ever ask if people ever ask me
Speaker 3: this stuff, like, oh, is it as good as Godfound
Speaker 3: I'm like, I've never seen it, dude, but like, yeah,
Speaker 3: this ship is fuck, this is tight, this movie fun?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah huge, Halloween is better than God?
Speaker 3: Yeah this Home?
Speaker 8: Yeah exactly, you guys, that's not a bad metric to use. Actually,
Speaker 8: like is the movie better then That's My Boy? And
Speaker 8: like it's it's like the old like is it bigger
Speaker 8: than a bread box? When you're trying to guess the
Speaker 8: size of something?
Speaker 1: Is it better than That's My boy?
Speaker 3: Is it better than That's my boy?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Has everybody seen That's My Boy? I haven't. That's
Speaker 1: my boy?
Speaker 2: I don't think that multiple times.
Speaker 3: I feel like I have. I know you feel like.
Speaker 8: I feel like I watched like seven or eight Adam
Speaker 8: Sandler movies and that's like I'm pretty good, Like I
Speaker 8: get it, Like I know he's gonna do a voice
Speaker 8: in the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then why exactly?
Speaker 8: And that he's you know, there's gonna be probably a
Speaker 8: love interest or something like that. He's gonna do a
Speaker 8: he's gonna do a thing.
Speaker 2: And that's good.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 2: You good for him. I'm glad he gets to take
Speaker 2: his friend's Yeah, it's a it's a rateed R wrong though,
Speaker 2: that's where it's different than your big Daddy's. So okay,
Speaker 2: I did not and it has Andy Samberg.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the one that was like Andy Samberg
Speaker 1: meets Adam Sandler, like the new Adam Sandler meets the
Speaker 1: old Adam Sandler and his hilarity.
Speaker 2: And Vanilla Ice is his uncle, Andy Samberg's uncle, like
Speaker 2: but himself, I've never got oh like Adam Vanilla Ice
Speaker 2: as van Winkle. I think I think the joke is
Speaker 2: like he doesn't like talking about Vanilla Ice. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: Rob van Winkle.
Speaker 1: Now Ice for me, Like, I've never really gotten into
Speaker 1: his acting work. I just appreciate the political guidance making
Speaker 1: a list. If you're making a list, you have a
Speaker 1: letter box, please, but cold as I and it's.
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think you situation. I just like
Speaker 1: kind of take their political cues. I don't really like
Speaker 1: their act them as actors. Fair fair, Yeah, how about
Speaker 1: you will?
Speaker 8: What's the most recent one that I thought exemplified who
Speaker 8: I am as a person is ancient chicken breeds ancient
Speaker 8: species of chickens. Because I recently found my most favorite
Speaker 8: Twitter or not Twitter, but film complaint on Twitter that
Speaker 8: I have ever seen, which is this I'm going to
Speaker 8: read it is from at Schwarmier.
Speaker 5: I one.
Speaker 8: I don't know how you say that anyway, my pet,
Speaker 8: thank you, my pet Peeve is non period chickens running
Speaker 8: about in farmyards fairly frequently they will be modern hybrid
Speaker 8: layer types that did not exist before the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 8: So I got like I saw this, and I quote tweeted,
Speaker 8: I was like, this is my favorite thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 8: Like there's I am someone who has weird hang ups
Speaker 8: about movies, but nothing on this level, like this is
Speaker 8: a specific interest that's incredible to me. And then I
Speaker 8: come to find out that a lot of the like
Speaker 8: you see a movie that's set in the seventeen hundreds,
Speaker 8: a lot of the chickens that are in there are
Speaker 8: very modern looking chickens. They are not what we think
Speaker 8: of when we think of like you know, I don't know.
Speaker 8: In my mind, I guess like the classic chicken that
Speaker 8: you imagine would be like the oldest kind there is,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean? But it yeah, exactly, But
Speaker 8: in reality, a lot of those wild looking like polish
Speaker 8: hens and stuff with like what you know, it looks
Speaker 8: like they have like haircuts and stuff and all this
Speaker 8: crazy country.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: They those are way older breeds and species of chicken
Speaker 8: then I had. I thought the fancy ones are like
Speaker 8: way older.
Speaker 1: So we like invented It's like how the American accent
Speaker 1: is the old British accent exactly. Brig is like how
Speaker 1: the British people you speak, and they just invented the
Speaker 1: old fashioned sounding British accent because they were like, this
Speaker 1: sounds fancy exactly exactly.
Speaker 8: There's so there's there's like obviously all sorts of anachronisms
Speaker 8: in period pieces, but I love it when someone who
Speaker 8: has a really hyper specific interest in a field or
Speaker 8: an area tells you why it's anachronistic, and they're very
Speaker 8: you know, tiny little slice of expertise.
Speaker 2: Are there period accurate chickens that exist?
Speaker 1: Is there?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 8: Yeah, apparently there is a species called the Dominique chicken,
Speaker 8: I'm assuming named after Dominique Wilkin, basketball.
Speaker 2: Player for the Atlanta Hawks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who.
Speaker 8: Exactly also a classic in his zone, right, And so
Speaker 8: the Dominique chicken has this crazy black and white, tiny
Speaker 8: feather like coloring. You've probably seen one before, but apparently
Speaker 8: it's like the oldest American breed of chickens and they're
Speaker 8: still around, so they could use this, but it's not
Speaker 8: what anybody would imagine running around a barnyard. If you
Speaker 8: like watch the movie, you'd be like, those chickens don't
Speaker 8: look right there, right.
Speaker 1: Those chickens look like they're in thirty seconds to Mars,
Speaker 1: like a little like fucking haircut, you know, like why
Speaker 1: are those chickens have pitst haircuts? It's like that's how
Speaker 1: they were man, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: Exactly, And apparently like horses are the same way horses
Speaker 8: and sheep. Like a lot of like I found out
Speaker 8: a lot of barnyard people or farm farmers and stuff
Speaker 8: like people that raise cattle raise animals get really annoyed
Speaker 8: by this because they're like that horse didn't exist at
Speaker 8: that time period or that sheep.
Speaker 2: So it's like for soy face yes, examly, like there's
Speaker 2: like you can't you can't have that face and be
Speaker 2: like in this. I guess like the same thing with
Speaker 2: like people were like win on a rider. I feel
Speaker 2: like in the nineties we were like, she doesn't look
Speaker 2: like she would be in eighteen hundreds, Like people were
Speaker 2: like you know that face is scene an iPhone, So
Speaker 2: it's like that works for chickens.
Speaker 8: And you couldn't put Aaron Paul in a movie from
Speaker 8: the seventeen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Noah, Like he just did not.
Speaker 1: Michael Douglas is my favorite example, where like they put
Speaker 1: him in that lion hunting movie and nobody wanted to
Speaker 1: see because they're like, no, he's got to be at
Speaker 1: a desk like trading stock while getting exact suns, like yeah, that,
Speaker 1: but his face gives off Yeah this guy like that
Speaker 1: guy has done cocaine in the last couple of months. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you have him like out here with just like
Speaker 1: soot on his face. Yeah, amazing. Yeah, I mean I
Speaker 1: remember the worst version of this was like James Cameron
Speaker 1: got called out for like the stars being in the
Speaker 1: wrong position in Titanic. I think it was like I fucking.
Speaker 2: Neilda Grass and see and that's millions of dollars to
Speaker 2: correct it. Yes, so uh Neilda Grass.
Speaker 8: Tyson gave this whole thing a bad rap because he's
Speaker 8: kind of like he comes off like kind of douchey,
Speaker 8: and he's you know, like pop science kind of kind
Speaker 8: of guy.
Speaker 2: And I completely understand that. However, I reading all the
Speaker 2: replies and the quote tweets for me bringing this up,
Speaker 2: posting this on Twitter. People's hyper specific, like you know
Speaker 2: that country doesn't have ziggarattes in it or whatever, like
Speaker 2: architectural thing or or the type of saddle being used
Speaker 2: or h the witch.
Speaker 8: I forget who directed it, like they didn't have that
Speaker 8: type of candle because you know, candles back then were
Speaker 8: made out of like whale fat or something. You know,
Speaker 8: just exactly like, I love that weird, hyper specific stuff
Speaker 8: that makes me go down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: For Titanic, the stars were in the right place. They
Speaker 2: were at the front of that boat, hanging.
Speaker 1: One another.
Speaker 3: And queens of the world.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, all right, let's take a quick break, we'll
Speaker 1: come back. We'll do some rated, some over and underrated.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back and we're back. And Josh, you
Speaker 1: want to kick us off with a little bit of
Speaker 1: a what do you think something underrated?
Speaker 2: Underrated? As uh, it actually ties into my overrated but
Speaker 2: plane Zelda Tears of the Kingdom because you're unemployed, it's because, yeah,
Speaker 2: because it hits different when you're unemployed. It has helped
Speaker 2: and probably hurt my job search. Playing Tears of the Kingdom,
Speaker 2: not like a game player guy. But I got laid
Speaker 2: off around the holidays and my in laws gave me
Speaker 2: Tears of the Kingdom and I was, I don't have
Speaker 2: the time. Then I wait, wait, I do have to time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and so yeah, I've I've logged many, many hours on it.
Speaker 2: So I'd say that is my underrated You should be
Speaker 2: playing Tiers of the Kingdom if you aren't.
Speaker 1: You mentioned that it has both hurt and helped your
Speaker 1: job search. How have you met prospective employers while playing
Speaker 1: Cheers the Kingdom? How has it helped your job?
Speaker 3: I brought it to a job interview and I was
Speaker 3: playing during the interview and go to interview. I need
Speaker 3: to figure out why.
Speaker 2: I can't find a job.
Speaker 1: Have no clue.
Speaker 2: I think it hurt because it's probably hours I could
Speaker 2: have spent.
Speaker 1: The hurt is clear. The hurt is clear. How's it helping?
Speaker 2: Oh uh, it's helped because it's helped my mental health.
Speaker 2: There you go like, I have this, Yeah, I have
Speaker 2: this to look forward to you today. I have to
Speaker 2: finish this temple, you know. I tell my wife, like, hey,
Speaker 2: I know you're in a meeting, but I really have
Speaker 2: to beat this boss down. Yeah, I'm focusing, Daddy's focusing.
Speaker 3: Can't you use headphones, Josh, No, I can't. They didn't
Speaker 3: have headphones back then in high role. So then what's
Speaker 3: you're overrated?
Speaker 2: My overrated is being unemployed due to tech layoffs. It
Speaker 2: is is uh fun enough when you start out, you're
Speaker 2: like you're getting some money in when you get unemployment
Speaker 2: and things, but then that runs out. Because we live
Speaker 2: in North Carolina. I'm not sure what the how it
Speaker 2: works in California, but here in the South, we get
Speaker 2: like certain period of times and then you're like done,
Speaker 2: You're cut off. You can't like reapply, and you're just
Speaker 2: actually come to your house and kick you in the nuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can get I think like somewhere around twenty
Speaker 3: something weeks in California. I think it's like weeks or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well the swift kick in the knuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So with that, I mean, with that, it's it's led
Speaker 2: me into oh, I need to figure out where I'm
Speaker 2: going to go and tex So that's where those ui
Speaker 2: UX classes come in there, because you got you got
Speaker 2: to get things on your resume. I think you gotta,
Speaker 2: you know, you get it's like catching Pokemon. You got
Speaker 2: to have these little things so that people will look
Speaker 2: at you and go ooh something. Besides Tiers of the Kingdom,
Speaker 2: you can also add Pokemon to your resume. Put that
Speaker 2: on a bunch and they said please take that off.
Speaker 2: They're like, yeah, well, looking for people to play pow World.
Speaker 3: Sorry, no, that's my problem there you go.
Speaker 1: Well, how about you? What's something you think is underrated?
Speaker 1: What's something you think is overrated?
Speaker 8: Underrated? I would say, uh, normal human beings attempting to
Speaker 8: fight professional football players. Yeah, did you guys see the
Speaker 8: video of Cam Newton, Yeah, handling those three dudes, four dudes,
Speaker 8: however many of there were. It was incredible and disclaimer
Speaker 8: disclaimer don't actually do this, but you should absolutely attempt
Speaker 8: to fight Uh, former football players who are used to
Speaker 8: having eleven people trying to kill them at you know,
Speaker 8: being paid millions of dollars because they're good at preventing
Speaker 8: that from happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I And and it's underrated because I then get to
Speaker 8: watch the video of you getting your ass kicked by
Speaker 8: a football player. People do not understand how big these
Speaker 8: human beings are and how strong they are, and how
Speaker 8: they're used to just like again, like Cam Newton's one
Speaker 8: of the greatest runners of all time, not for a
Speaker 8: quarterback but in general.
Speaker 1: Just period, just period.
Speaker 8: He's six four six four or sixty five and two
Speaker 8: hundred and forty five pounds and he just he handled
Speaker 8: those guys. His hat didn't come off, like his hat
Speaker 8: hat literally stayed.
Speaker 1: On his head.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what kind of hat. It looks like it's wearing
Speaker 3: like a witch's hat or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He he absolutely looks like like he's in wather.
Speaker 1: He's got that hipster flat brim kilgrim hat with like
Speaker 1: his dreads coming out of the top. Yeah, he looks.
Speaker 8: He looks like he's Dick Tracy almost, or like a
Speaker 8: Dick Tracy villain. But it's this specific brand of hat
Speaker 8: that he's been having made custom for him for a
Speaker 8: while now.
Speaker 2: It looks like the old guy from Poultrygeist too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he does have like Quaker oats guys. Yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot of people don't realize that. I think kids.
Speaker 2: I feel like kids forgot. Do you remember the Mike
Speaker 2: Valley fighting videos he was a professional skateboard.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they were like ky and stuff.
Speaker 2: Like kids need to watch those, And that's like the
Speaker 2: probably like Cam Newton is going to fuck you up.
Speaker 2: Like it's like Mike Valley can take on fight five people.
Speaker 2: He was, he was like a big guy. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: like that's that's the lower and that's.
Speaker 3: Especially like, yeah, like a quarterback who then starts growing
Speaker 3: dreads Like that's because they've had some kind of evolution,
Speaker 3: you know exactly, So like they were probably on top
Speaker 3: of the physical prowess. They're like mentally now on another
Speaker 3: plane too, where they're like, oh, the three of you
Speaker 3: against me.
Speaker 8: And the amazing thing is that Cam didn't even like
Speaker 8: he didn't really get violent back with him. He just
Speaker 8: use their momentum and did the quarterback thing of like
Speaker 8: I'm like, it's it's like he went it's like he
Speaker 8: had a a like a Vietnam flashback and went into
Speaker 8: soldier mode and just didn't want to get sacked. So
Speaker 8: he's like immediately it's like it's like the pocket closed
Speaker 8: in on him by three guys who are also swinging
Speaker 8: on him, and he just he just moved them around
Speaker 8: like they were.
Speaker 2: Absolute rack unnecessary roughness. Yeah yeah, penalty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 8: It was super funny to watch, and I obviously don't
Speaker 8: want people going and trying professional athletes, but also I
Speaker 8: kind of do because then I get to watch the videos.
Speaker 2: So you get bonuses as a professional athlete. Yes, absolutely, Yeah,
Speaker 2: well something you think is overrated, will I'll keep this
Speaker 2: one short.
Speaker 8: Not wishing things on your worst enemy. Not they're your
Speaker 8: worst enemy. You should try it sometimes it feels great.
Speaker 8: You should wish all the worst things on your worst enemy.
Speaker 8: So yeah, it's pretty straightforward.
Speaker 3: You think we're right now, like America is just is
Speaker 3: just chicken shit. Now, we don't even worst the worst
Speaker 3: on our work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like it's nice to our worst enemies.
Speaker 3: So what happens, I'll say.
Speaker 8: You know, because so much of my uh, I guess,
Speaker 8: like persona revolves around Twitter and shit, so I get
Speaker 8: scolded on there a lot. Like there's been a few
Speaker 8: recent tweets where I've started fake rumors about awful people
Speaker 8: dying and like like Mitch McConnell and Ian Miles Chong
Speaker 8: recently I started a whole like time quoted my tweet
Speaker 8: on their website and stuff. I said that the president
Speaker 8: of the Premiere of Malaysia executed him and I just
Speaker 8: like popped out. I just tweeted it and then went
Speaker 8: to sleep and then woke up and it had like
Speaker 8: like fifty thousand likes and had like millions and millions.
Speaker 2: Of views, and people were like, what the fuck did
Speaker 2: this really happen?
Speaker 8: And people, and of course I get scolded by people
Speaker 8: who are like this is it's wrong when the right
Speaker 8: does it, and it's wrong when the left does it,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, yeah, but I'm correct and I'm not.
Speaker 2: A piece of shit.
Speaker 3: This this, this quote came out of a Dale Earnhart
Speaker 3: avatar account exactly exactly.
Speaker 8: The only reason it got traction is because I used
Speaker 8: the little red light alert emojis and put like breaking
Speaker 8: I and my song executor signed by the premiere of
Speaker 8: Malaysia he was thirty four years old or something like that,
Speaker 8: and pusted his picture.
Speaker 3: Hey man, Dale would know because he's up there.
Speaker 2: Exactly, thank you, thank you very much. But yeah, people,
Speaker 2: so I have fun online and people get mad about it,
Speaker 2: and I'm just saying, get off your high horse, stop
Speaker 2: being high and mighty, and like, wish you know they're
Speaker 2: your worst enemy.
Speaker 1: You should and it's a wish.
Speaker 2: Your wish doesn't matter exactly exactly, there's no matter.
Speaker 1: I was kind of annoying to me because I started
Speaker 1: my painting of Dale Earnhardt and Ruth Bader Ginsburg welcoming
Speaker 1: him into heaven, and a week later it was debon Yeah,
Speaker 1: fake news.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was fake news.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm glad to know that you're gonna have the
Speaker 8: same post your second career as uh, you know, George W.
Speaker 2: Bush. You're gonna Yeah, you're just gonna get into jack
Speaker 2: both war criminals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of people don't know that about me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: little fact, little un fact. I'm glad. Do you guys
Speaker 1: like my flight suit? My mission mission accomplished?
Speaker 3: Don't?
Speaker 2: I love the banner behind you too?
Speaker 1: How ask? Don't ask them.
Speaker 3: Let them compliment you organically if they have to, they'll
Speaker 3: do that if they like it.
Speaker 1: Don't I'm taking I'm taking this pick up course for Miles,
Speaker 1: and he's got to teach me a little thing the compliments.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 3: Just let the outfit do the talking.
Speaker 1: Do you guys like my shirt? Man? All right? Should
Speaker 1: we talk about libs of TikTok?
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's a daily zeitgeist, a typical hard turn into
Speaker 3: dark ship. Yeah, so libs of TikTok Shaya chaya rachick, right, chick.
Speaker 3: You know this, This account has seen massive growth over
Speaker 3: the years and like you know, what started out is
Speaker 3: like a play for election denihialism and COVID misinformation and
Speaker 3: tales of child trafficking has turned down too, like a
Speaker 3: full blown lgbtqu plus hate machine and sending like you know,
Speaker 3: the accounts followers on harassment campaigns against innocent people and recently, Richik,
Speaker 3: the accounts operated, was interviewed by Taylor Lorenz. And while
Speaker 3: at times there are moments that make you laugh at
Speaker 3: how stupid and ignorant and uninformed she is, her views
Speaker 3: are inspiring, you know, like real world violence like bomb threats,
Speaker 3: death threats, docsing, you name it. And she has this
Speaker 3: pattern of directing followers towards LGBTQ plus teachers or school
Speaker 3: administrators other figures like that, and when things get too wild,
Speaker 3: she'll delete the posts and act like nothing happened, even
Speaker 3: though she recently said that she wears the label of
Speaker 3: stochastic terrorists with pride and like in the interview, it's
Speaker 3: clear that like Reischik doesn't really give much thought to
Speaker 3: her beliefs in like a way that she can actually
Speaker 3: are articulate herself, probably a symptom of just being in
Speaker 3: your little bubble of hate speech and people like raw
Speaker 3: rahing this shit on. So here's an excerpt where Taylor
Speaker 3: Lorenz is asking her just sort of like, what exactly
Speaker 3: is your issue with trans adults? What harm are they causing?
Speaker 3: And again really unable to articulate anything resembling a thought.
Speaker 4: It's a lie and what harm is it causing?
Speaker 2: Do you believe.
Speaker 1: I like the truth?
Speaker 4: I like truth right, but I'm saying, what's the harm
Speaker 4: of people expressing their gender identity differently than you believe
Speaker 4: it to be? What harm are they causing?
Speaker 1: Like I said, we are a nation of truth, and
Speaker 1: I think the truth.
Speaker 4: But that's but I'm asking about the harm. What's the harm?
Speaker 4: You might believe it to be false, but the harm
Speaker 4: is that.
Speaker 2: There's a lie that is very mainstream and as being
Speaker 2: abouted into every institution.
Speaker 4: I guess I'm wondering what the material harm is aside
Speaker 4: from its maybe something that you disagree with is in
Speaker 4: your version of the truth is different than their version
Speaker 4: of the truth. What is the material harm of them
Speaker 4: living in their life as a woman or man or
Speaker 4: gender that you don't have.
Speaker 1: Not anything that's wrong? Is there a material harm necessarily,
Speaker 1: so there's no harm, not everything that's wrong as a
Speaker 1: material harm, e not anything that's wrong as a material harm.
Speaker 3: And then there's this other clip too that kind of
Speaker 3: summed up just how like all over the place this
Speaker 3: interview was. This is this is like another section of
Speaker 3: the interview where Taylor Ren's asking a question and then
Speaker 3: gets interrupted.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is my favorite part. I think it's good.
Speaker 4: I'm curious kind of how you're thinking, you know, when
Speaker 4: you think about your the way that you put out
Speaker 4: content and the way that you think about growing your
Speaker 4: media empire.
Speaker 1: Kiara, this is a blowdob what I don't know what?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: I don't know what?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: What are you showing me this for? And yeah, like
Speaker 3: I said, like the interview, it's it's not anything where
Speaker 3: you're like, wow, this is one of these like this person.
Speaker 1: Is here, this is the blood job.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's like two middle it's like two middle schoolers on.
Speaker 1: The internet exactly on the internet. What do you want
Speaker 1: me not to show it to you?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Now what but blowjob?
Speaker 4: Do you do?
Speaker 1: You deny? Sir? I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, how is this relevant to what I was
Speaker 3: asking about about the real world? Harm that your account
Speaker 3: is causing in your actions, and you know this thing
Speaker 3: has taking evolution like rather now it's just beyond like
Speaker 3: just sort of this right wing you know account where
Speaker 3: people are just you know, get to all the the
Speaker 3: people can fill their tanks filled with hate by ingesting
Speaker 3: her content.
Speaker 2: She now has.
Speaker 3: You know, she found a fan in this guy, Michael Walters,
Speaker 3: who's the Republican School Attendant school Superintendent of Oklahoma, and
Speaker 3: gave her a spot on the Oklahoma Library Media Advisory
Speaker 3: Committee where she can sort of continue her campaign to
Speaker 3: get wokeness out of schools. It should be also noted
Speaker 3: Reijik has only been to Oklahoma once in her life.
Speaker 3: She doesn't live there. She like lives between California and
Speaker 3: floor Florida. But her posts on her libs of TikTok
Speaker 3: account did lead to a school receiving a bomb threat
Speaker 3: in Tulsa.
Speaker 1: And so she's basically a resident. Yeah, you've almost gotten
Speaker 1: the school blown up in a state you basically live.
Speaker 7: You can.
Speaker 3: That's how you register to vote, Yeah, that's that's how
Speaker 3: that works. And so now a lot of people are
Speaker 3: noticing her role in Oklahoma, especially after this death of
Speaker 3: a sixteen year old non binary student Next Benedict.
Speaker 1: So this, this student was.
Speaker 3: Violently attacked in a school bathroom in suburban Tulsa and
Speaker 3: passed away the following day. Police say they don't think
Speaker 3: that they died as a result of physical trauma, but
Speaker 3: NeXT's friend, who was also attacked that day, said that
Speaker 3: Next had indeed suffered head trauma during the incident. So
Speaker 3: it's like a very murky but fucked up incident. And
Speaker 3: like the timing of when the when NeXT's parents are
Speaker 3: informed is just like it just comes like a total
Speaker 3: fuck up at every level, and a lot of Ray
Speaker 3: Chick Rightschik's allies or second well, but she has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with this, like Oswick, why are you saying
Speaker 3: that she has blood on her hand? These kinds of
Speaker 3: extreme political views absolutely have real world effects on kids.
Speaker 3: So like Next Benedict's mother, just as an example, said
Speaker 3: that the bullying began in high school right after Oklahoma
Speaker 3: Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill into law that forbids
Speaker 3: trans and gender expansive kids from accessing restrooms consistent with
Speaker 3: their gender identity. So it's not hard to imagine how
Speaker 3: the hate that was inspired by Rachex's past posts would
Speaker 3: translate to danger for these marginalized kids. And like, especially
Speaker 3: when you look at the fact that two years ago
Speaker 3: the a lot of people are plenty of the fact
Speaker 3: that the libs of TikTok account went after a teacher
Speaker 3: in the exact same in the very school district that
Speaker 3: Next Benedict was part of, for saying that, oh, this
Speaker 3: person is like a groomer or whatever because they support
Speaker 3: LGBTQ plus students. And according to Next Benedict's mother, this
Speaker 3: was like a teacher that they looked up to a lot,
Speaker 3: and then two years later this tragedy befalls their family.
Speaker 3: So a lot of people like this, this is just
Speaker 3: like we're like, what the fuck is going on? And
Speaker 3: you're inviting this person to be part of the school
Speaker 3: administrative body, or at least the overarching or overseeing body
Speaker 3: of the school district. And again you look at like
Speaker 3: there's a recent report that found that like only a
Speaker 3: quarter of trans youth who are victimized at school were
Speaker 3: able to report this to a teacher or staff member,
Speaker 3: and of those who did, half reported that staff helped
Speaker 3: only a little or not at all. So like the
Speaker 3: current backdrop of these hostile bills that like target these
Speaker 3: students only makes this kind of behavior acceptable to their peers,
Speaker 3: like in this very like indirect or direct way. And yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, like we're also just looking at a whole
Speaker 3: just a total failure on the part of schools and
Speaker 3: administrators to actually protect kids. So yeah, I mean this
Speaker 3: is like I don't right now, there's a lot of
Speaker 3: people there's a lot more pressure for Rachik to be
Speaker 3: like ousted from this school body, but as I mean,
Speaker 3: it seems like there is enough support within the people
Speaker 3: that make those decisions to keep her there at the moment.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's like, but it's just also alarming when
Speaker 3: you have these kinds of people, like like you know,
Speaker 3: running this libs of TikTok account and they truly have
Speaker 3: no idea of like what they're like, what their actions
Speaker 3: are doing, how they reverberate in space. They're just kind
Speaker 3: of like, yeah, I get clicks like this and it's fun.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, they call me stochastic terrorists. I
Speaker 3: think it makes me feel important.
Speaker 1: I think that's fucking tough as hell dog, right, But yeah,
Speaker 1: and then meanwhile, just attacking the most vulnerable people in
Speaker 1: a society like children struggling with gender identity and just
Speaker 1: and then attacking the people who might support them and
Speaker 1: make them like slightly less vulnerable. It's just like going
Speaker 1: down the list of like the easiest like people to
Speaker 1: fucking bully and harm in a society, like making that
Speaker 1: your mission.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like we've said this in the past, Like a
Speaker 3: lot of this is to do with, you know, trying
Speaker 3: to make mainstream the shame of not being like a
Speaker 3: cishead person because from their perspective, the world has become
Speaker 3: too inclusive. So the way to push back against that
Speaker 3: is to try and revive, like this the culture of
Speaker 3: shaming people to do that. And yeah, so unfortunately it's
Speaker 3: like going after people who support these very like vulnerable it's.
Speaker 1: Still there, Like it's not it doesn't need to be
Speaker 1: revived that much. Like there's still a fucking hell of
Speaker 1: a shame culture for these people to deal with. They're
Speaker 1: already you know, the most vulnerable to this sort of
Speaker 1: shaming culture, and then they're just piling on it.
Speaker 8: Didn't it didn't go anywhere, that's for sure. They're just
Speaker 8: like adding fuel to the fire. They're dumping you know,
Speaker 8: gasoline on it. Yeah, yeah, this this rache is, is
Speaker 8: uh watching that interview? I didn't watch the entire thing.
Speaker 2: I could not take it.
Speaker 8: Yet, I could not I could not watch how just
Speaker 8: for of a better term, stupid she comes across because
Speaker 8: she you know, not that I expected her to have
Speaker 8: some like well thought out reasoning behind her her hate campaign.
Speaker 8: She doesn't know what she believes exactly. She's never given
Speaker 8: it thought because she's never been pressed to explain it.
Speaker 8: She's only ever, you know, she only sees the things
Speaker 8: that she wants to see online. She is an online person,
Speaker 8: like definitively, that is exclusively and the moment she has
Speaker 8: to defend herself in real life to any kind of scrutiny.
Speaker 8: Not the thing about the interview. There was not a
Speaker 8: single tough question in it. No, nothing, nothing tough was
Speaker 8: asked of her whatsoever. Hey, you grew up in this community,
Speaker 8: right yep? So you've never like met you don't know
Speaker 8: that you've met an LGBTQ plus person. Nope, just online?
Speaker 8: And like, have you met them online? Have you interacted
Speaker 8: with them online?
Speaker 1: Nope? Just just seen videos about them.
Speaker 2: But she had the nickelback portrait, things like this is
Speaker 2: this is a blowjob?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 8: It was absolutely incredible And also for the listeners if
Speaker 8: you haven't seen it, her fit that she is wearing
Speaker 8: during this interview. I put a picture of it in
Speaker 8: the chat. I don't I don't know if y'all can
Speaker 8: see it. She's wearing like the most Christian homeschool mom
Speaker 8: denim jean skirt and a picture of Taylor Lorenz on
Speaker 8: her on her T shirt Like that is the yeah,
Speaker 8: Like and then she sounds as like if you wear
Speaker 8: that outfit to an interview and then sound as stupid
Speaker 8: as you do as she does, yeah, you you've You've
Speaker 8: lost on all fronts, on all there's no coming back
Speaker 8: from that.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: Having said that, I know her fans are gonna still
Speaker 8: support her no matter what she says, no matter how
Speaker 8: stupid she is up from that outfit.
Speaker 3: They're like, oh, that shirt's perfect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you have to you have to come stronger.
Speaker 8: I still I still feel like, like ideally in my mind,
Speaker 8: her Ardent supporters were just like typing that out. But
Speaker 8: then like you know, with the with the crying behind
Speaker 8: the mask, yeah faces, like there is something undeniable about
Speaker 8: that interview of like, oh, this is this is the
Speaker 8: leader of our little stochastic terrorism.
Speaker 2: She sounds this stupid. It is weird when you see
Speaker 2: people that can't support their own argument, because it feels
Speaker 2: like if I don't agree with someone and it's like
Speaker 2: the horrible thing, I'm like, well, if you have a
Speaker 2: thought out, so you know, like some libertarians, you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: I guess you believe if you believe what you think.
Speaker 2: But it's like she truly doesn't.
Speaker 1: Take twenty minutes of conversation to get to the bullshit
Speaker 1: with them, like you're like, oh, I so you're like
Speaker 1: picking up momentum, I see how you made this mistake
Speaker 1: and then it's like but yeah, but with her, it
Speaker 1: was just straight up.
Speaker 2: It's hard to look at that fit because I was
Speaker 2: raised Pentecostal and that's like how all of ye, all
Speaker 2: of us dressed, you know, and first, but it's weird.
Speaker 2: It's like, but it's like if my church was in
Speaker 2: Brooklyn kind of. It's kind of this kind of thing
Speaker 2: where it's like like, you shouldn't be if you have
Speaker 2: those views on top of anything, you shouldn't be allowed
Speaker 2: to dress halfway hip like that should you should? You should?
Speaker 2: I don't know what you should be dressed in but
Speaker 2: it shouldn't be something that's sort of it's like it's
Speaker 2: like the hip version of like the movie Mimic, you know,
Speaker 2: like I think that's a human being over there wearing
Speaker 2: that that fit, but it's really just like a cockroach
Speaker 2: hands on its face.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think she did a good job of basically distilling
Speaker 3: the like this this mentality of hatred down to its essence,
Speaker 3: which in the end is stupid, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: you can't actually say what are the damages that like
Speaker 3: a more articulate sort of homophobic, transphobic person might be
Speaker 3: able to be like, well, then this could happen to
Speaker 3: our kids, But really, at the end of the day
Speaker 3: is not There's not really none, don't know, and it
Speaker 3: gives it gives.
Speaker 8: The game away of like their their ultimate goal is
Speaker 8: to get rid of trans people altogether. You know, it's like, well,
Speaker 8: what harm are they causing? Well, this, ultimately, I'm gonna
Speaker 8: sit here and sounds stupid, but that's because I don't
Speaker 8: want to say out loud they're not causing any harm.
Speaker 8: We just want to get rid of them, because exactly
Speaker 8: that's that's ultimately, if she had just skipped all of
Speaker 8: the hemming and haueing and just said that, like it's
Speaker 8: almost more of a noble response than than like, you know,
Speaker 8: sounding like a complete idiot.
Speaker 2: You think the owning the Libs thing would have a
Speaker 2: platform by now it doesn't, but it's like it feels
Speaker 2: like it eventually you would put fill in the bullet points.
Speaker 2: But the only purpose is to essentially like reak havoc.
Speaker 2: But they don't have any actual platform that they stand on.
Speaker 2: It's liberal tears, that's their platform. That's that's the reactionaries
Speaker 2: thing is just like I don't know why I'm so angry,
Speaker 2: but I'm angry. And as long as it upsets my
Speaker 2: you know, left leaning ideological opponents, that's all I give
Speaker 2: a shit about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, one thing we can learn right wing
Speaker 1: hate mongering fascists are getting better at wearing ironic T shirts,
Speaker 1: and the left is terrified.
Speaker 2: I am scared.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yeah, all right, let's take a quick break and
Speaker 1: we're gonna come back and talk about the coolest museum
Speaker 1: coming to an empty, closed down Kroger near you. We'll
Speaker 1: be right back and we're back, And have you guys
Speaker 1: been to these sorts of like Instagram moment museum? Pop
Speaker 1: up experiences.
Speaker 3: They got those in Wilmington.
Speaker 8: I they may have come through here, but as my
Speaker 8: my kids are a little older now, so I feel
Speaker 8: like the target demographic is not in my wheelhouse anymore.
Speaker 8: We've had we have a convention center downtown, and there's
Speaker 8: been like, you know, come walk with the dinosaurs, but
Speaker 8: those are actual, like animatronic type.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, dinosaurs is in this in these same spaces
Speaker 1: exactly exactly.
Speaker 8: But I have not had the good fortune of experiencing
Speaker 8: something as magical as Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
Speaker 2: Actually you can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean this thing was. I feel this
Speaker 3: is there's so many red flags for this event, right.
Speaker 3: First one it's called Willy's Chocolate Experience.
Speaker 2: Hold on, is that you will?
Speaker 4: This was?
Speaker 2: This was my brain child.
Speaker 3: Actually, it says funk band. Yeah experience.
Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, it's very logical. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And so people saw these advertisements on the internet that
Speaker 3: promised an enchanted garden with sculptures, immersive experiences like a
Speaker 3: twilight tunnel, whimsical performances from Umpah Lumpas, and when you
Speaker 3: looked at the art, I mean we talk a lot
Speaker 3: about ai shit on here, You're like oh, this is
Speaker 3: some mid journey as these are mid journey renderings here,
Speaker 3: just nothing absolutely real about them.
Speaker 1: There's no real world lighting happening inside this image, absolutely
Speaker 1: not like things are glowing at ram inexplicably.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you look at there's this one image
Speaker 3: that it feels particularly damning that I feel like, I
Speaker 3: don't want to say shame on the people that bought
Speaker 3: these forty five dollars tickets about thirty five pounds sterling.
Speaker 3: But there's one image right that's so it's such a weird,
Speaker 3: shitty AI thing of an off brand, I guess Willy Wonka.
Speaker 3: But the text underneath, right, like when you look at
Speaker 3: mid Journey or like these other AI generated images, text
Speaker 3: is always fucked up, like they can't get signs right
Speaker 3: unless you're like explicitly you to do certain things, like
Speaker 3: the text is always wacky and which is a telltale sign,
Speaker 3: and it under underneath it says like you said, Jack
Speaker 3: Cat gakating live performances, carchiat tonsars, exar surgery, lollipops, uh huh,
Speaker 3: pasa dice of sweet teats, a passidie of sweet teats.
Speaker 1: Is that one had me back on board and they
Speaker 1: close with that they close strong with a passidie of
Speaker 1: sweet teats. It's I I assumed cat gicating because cat
Speaker 1: gckating doesn't like I can tell what they're trying to
Speaker 1: say with carchie tons, you know, But cat exar suri
Speaker 1: are two words that I don't I can't like my
Speaker 1: brain hits those and just like bounces off. It doesn't
Speaker 1: know what they're trying to say. So I looked them up,
Speaker 1: assuming there might be some wonka slang, and the this
Speaker 1: story is the only place that combination of letters has
Speaker 1: shown up anywhere on the end of.
Speaker 3: Well done, Why well done? Yeah, well done? Making up word,
Speaker 3: It's like that's like me and like my high school essays.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't know, this might be a word, dude,
Speaker 3: it sounds like syllables I've heard. But yeah, like I said,
Speaker 3: tickets were around forty five dollars, and what these parents
Speaker 3: showed up to they were not fucking happy. It's jank city.
Speaker 3: This is a clip from local news where you'll just
Speaker 3: hear a little bit of an angry parent and then
Speaker 3: you'll hear a quote from a guy who was hired
Speaker 3: to be like a wonka performer at the event.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Oh my god, it's it's fucking gris starting here.
Speaker 11: Sank it was. It wasn't even like fear. It was
Speaker 11: just I just felt sad because I was aware of
Speaker 11: how many kids we're gonna be coming through and like
Speaker 11: just looking around the place and just being like this
Speaker 11: is this is terrible, Like yeah, we were told to
Speaker 11: hunt the kids like a couple of jellybeans and a
Speaker 11: quarter cup of lemonade at the end. And I went
Speaker 11: home to the people were there as well, and it
Speaker 11: asked about like I was like, what do you want
Speaker 11: me to do with this script?
Speaker 2: Because none of the things that none.
Speaker 1: Of that's there?
Speaker 3: What do you want me to do? And I was
Speaker 3: just told do whatever I want.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen that video until now, that's uh, because
Speaker 1: like the most of the pictures I've seen are like
Speaker 1: they do have a rainbow sculpture that's like, oh, I
Speaker 1: see this, this would have fit into like a thing
Speaker 1: like this, but it's just in like an empty warehouse
Speaker 1: that ye looks like a place that like junkies have
Speaker 1: been hanging out. But then you go like the video
Speaker 1: that we just watched, they're like showing a corner where
Speaker 1: there's like a futon and three bag bean bag chairs yea,
Speaker 1: and like it really like it's like, oh, this is
Speaker 1: a place junkies have been.
Speaker 3: Like there was just a box, like a weird like
Speaker 3: you know if you buy like a flat of like
Speaker 3: cans or something that costco, like it has like that
Speaker 3: cardboard base. There was like a cardboard Yeah, like a
Speaker 3: cardboard base which just fucking.
Speaker 1: Spoons in it again and round like this. This is
Speaker 1: what happened.
Speaker 8: So what they didn't put in the brochure is that
Speaker 8: this is what happened to Wonka's factory after most of
Speaker 8: the chocolate making was shipped overseas. This is this is
Speaker 8: what ended up to the interior is like you know,
Speaker 8: eventually it falls into disrepair and you know, you have
Speaker 8: you have people doing drugs in the corner of your
Speaker 8: abandoned building.
Speaker 3: You guys happy Now? You made me stop with the
Speaker 3: op slave labor, so I had to ship the jobs overseas.
Speaker 1: You made me do yeah, big import and export in
Speaker 1: the colonial slave trade. And you know trade was you know, sugar,
Speaker 1: chocolate and opium. And I think this is.
Speaker 8: And it's honestly, it's it's great commentary on modern economies
Speaker 8: and what has been wrought by private equity and uh
Speaker 8: you know, just corporate uh you know, control running look
Speaker 8: of of our laws and stuff.
Speaker 2: So I think it's genius.
Speaker 3: I really do.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate all of this.
Speaker 3: It's you know what, it's the audacity right to put
Speaker 3: up these AI to make make it seem like they're
Speaker 3: gonna be walking on light up lollipops and a fucking
Speaker 3: fountain of chocolate flowing everywhere you get in there. It
Speaker 3: smells like dried piss. There's a bounce castle like off
Speaker 3: in the corner, there's a quarter cup of lemade quarter
Speaker 3: couple lemonade. They just printed shitty AI stuff on like
Speaker 3: a fabric and just nailed it to a wall to
Speaker 3: be I don't know. That could be like a backdrop,
Speaker 3: I guess, or somebody take a picture for the ground
Speaker 3: literally like.
Speaker 1: Sheets, like just like you know, shot by a target,
Speaker 1: like for it like generic, like oh, it's like an
Speaker 1: Instagram ad like get your photo printed on a blanket
Speaker 1: for your love, But.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Don't you feel like you would like not fall for
Speaker 2: it though, Like I feel like if I saw the
Speaker 2: sign and be like no scam, Like it's like when
Speaker 2: you're a kid, and your parents brought you back like Aladdin.
Speaker 2: You're like, this is Aladdin. You're like, oh, this isn't right.
Speaker 2: This is good times Aladdin. You know, it's like the
Speaker 2: ones that you're like even as a little kid, you
Speaker 2: knew that it was too soon to the release date
Speaker 2: for you to have the videotape of Aladdin. You're like,
Speaker 2: something is fucked.
Speaker 10: Up, and you're like this this VHS case is not
Speaker 10: as soft as the other Disney movies, Like I just yeah,
Speaker 10: what is this? This is also this is called Alden Yeah,
Speaker 10: Jason Alden songs or something like that, done in a
Speaker 10: really problematic way.
Speaker 1: The second A in Aladdin is a capital I. That's
Speaker 1: around it right, right, but like it's not it's not
Speaker 1: ripping off.
Speaker 2: There's like degrees to It's like when I went to Japan,
Speaker 2: there's this thing called Team Borderless and it was like
Speaker 2: an amazing, like light experience. There's like nets above the
Speaker 2: ground and all this stuff like that. And then like
Speaker 2: a couple of years later we went to this thing
Speaker 2: called Meowolf and Denver and it's like it was great,
Speaker 2: but I was like I kind of wish I didn't
Speaker 2: go to Team Borderlos first because it's sort of like
Speaker 2: you can't you can't live up to like yeah, actually
Speaker 2: mind blowing, like team something like Team Bortolers is oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and this is like, I mean, is great still, but
Speaker 2: then you have Wiley wukas you know, sing and it's
Speaker 2: like it's just like tears below and it's sort of
Speaker 2: like my brain still couldn't process Meowolf in the way
Speaker 2: that Team Bordlos was. So I'm like, I'm not falling
Speaker 2: for ampylompies.
Speaker 3: This is the thing. Like the organizers of the event
Speaker 3: was called House of Illuminati. Yeah, and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 3: red right, I'm a flag on the play already, House
Speaker 3: of Illuminati, Okay, we'll go on. And they were immediately
Speaker 3: called out because, like someone said, it's like a grand
Speaker 3: total of ninety seconds to walk through the entire thing.
Speaker 2: That's incredible, And like I again, I love this from
Speaker 2: just a pure chaos. I like.
Speaker 1: I would be so mad.
Speaker 8: I would have gotten in a fight if I bought
Speaker 8: those tickets and then walked in there, Like I would
Speaker 8: have fought one of the os or somebody like out
Speaker 8: of out of sheer anger of like promising my kid
Speaker 8: this experience and then spending that much goddamn money on tickets. However,
Speaker 8: because I didn't, it's as funny as hell. Oh this
Speaker 8: is great, So this is so hilarious.
Speaker 3: The team our House of Illuminati said, quote, Unfortunately last minute,
Speaker 3: we were let down in many areas of our event
Speaker 3: and tried our best to continue on and push through
Speaker 3: and now realize we probably should have canceled first thing
Speaker 3: this morning, And yeah, what do you mean continue on
Speaker 3: to like as if this is like a valiant effort
Speaker 3: to be like, you know, despite that what we were
Speaker 3: up against, we still had my ex girlfriend who's trying
Speaker 3: to kick you know, opioids, dresses an Opa lupa and
Speaker 3: stand in front of a chemistry kid like.
Speaker 1: What that one? Yeah? That's the picture that really because
Speaker 1: they I think they have a smoke machine in the background.
Speaker 8: She don't know, she might be bummed out. She is,
Speaker 8: she is dealing with some shit like this Oupa Lupa
Speaker 8: is going through it right now. She's just got an eviction.
Speaker 8: Notice she like she broke up with her boyfriend. She
Speaker 8: is hungover, like all of those expressions are on this
Speaker 8: poor girl's face dressed up as an ooplelopa behind this
Speaker 8: desk and it is. It's truly one of my favorite
Speaker 8: pictures I have ever seen, just with the backstory to
Speaker 8: all of this, it is fucking incredible.
Speaker 1: It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Bummed out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that their statement was phrased in a
Speaker 2: way that it was like all of their plan hinged
Speaker 2: on their friend Eric's truck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like he had, like, well, you got their
Speaker 1: plan like that ninety of the things we're going to
Speaker 1: arrive that morning that they were opening. They're like, Eric,
Speaker 1: I slept late, man, Eric fucked us?
Speaker 3: Where is he?
Speaker 1: He's what he said his mom's spoke two hours away.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, uh, I don't know if y'all saw this.
Speaker 8: I came across this tweet right before we started from
Speaker 8: Redfield at Redfield Cooper, the guy who organized this scam
Speaker 8: meaning the Wiley Wonka's Chocolate factory using AI art, has
Speaker 8: also used AI to write and self published seventeen.
Speaker 2: Novels on Amazon.
Speaker 1: You can't be so good.
Speaker 8: So this this dude house of illuminati? He is he
Speaker 8: is like knee deep in the AI scamming industry.
Speaker 2: Well, to be fair though, I feel like, actually before
Speaker 2: I came on this podcast that I got an imitation
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago from Mike and Jeff's Deli
Speaker 2: Zenith and like, you know, I think a we can
Speaker 2: all fall for these kind of things. Like it was
Speaker 2: close enough.
Speaker 8: You know you almost joined that one thinking that you
Speaker 8: had made the big times. Yeah, I was like yeah, Delizena, Yeah,
Speaker 8: Deli Zena.
Speaker 1: So Mike and Jeff Yeah, So that is our spin
Speaker 1: off show where we try and scam people.
Speaker 3: Out of the AI version of Yeah Yeah, where we
Speaker 3: we Carchier grate all of the head hard hard non
Speaker 3: nuges of the time.
Speaker 1: Well, guys, what a pleasure of having you both on daily. Like, guys, Josh,
Speaker 1: where can people find you? Follow you, hear you, hear
Speaker 1: your band, all that good stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, you can find me on Twitter as other Jay
Speaker 2: Robbins if you're just looking for me, and then you
Speaker 2: can look for my band there as well, called Late
Speaker 2: Bloomer NC. We have a new record coming out this Friday.
Speaker 2: If you're listening this week and it's called another One Again,
Speaker 2: please check us out, put them on, put us on
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Speaker 2: just find us on Spotify and click on all the
Speaker 2: buttons that do the thing that get us into all
Speaker 2: the algorithms and all this stuff like that, and that
Speaker 2: would be great to get. Appreciate it got to get
Speaker 2: the algorithm.
Speaker 1: Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying.
Speaker 2: I was enjoying so okay, So it popped up this morning.
Speaker 2: There's a tweet that goes me after finding my taxes
Speaker 2: first time as a ten ninety nine and it's got
Speaker 2: a picture of Oliver Anthony on it, Richmond, that's Mike
Speaker 2: lineal at Mike lineals. So so that that one got
Speaker 2: me this morning. I think it's a it's a visual joke.
Speaker 2: It's really good to tell on the podcast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, that's good. The rich Man from rich
Speaker 1: Man Guy who's like, yeah, yeah, hand in our pocket. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: what a pleasure having you? Is there working media that
Speaker 1: you've been enjoying and where can people find you? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Thanks for having Megan, I appreciate it for the listeners
Speaker 8: that might not know Jack and Miles. Let me collect
Speaker 8: my aka's that they perform and cash them in, like
Speaker 8: you're at the arcade for appearances. So I cash yeah,
Speaker 8: the exactly I cashed in my last.
Speaker 3: A few times. Yeah, you can get this big Danel
Speaker 3: stuffed animal.
Speaker 8: But I held firm and saved them all up and
Speaker 8: cash them in for an appearance. So thank you again
Speaker 8: for having me.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it as always.
Speaker 8: Yeah, me and Josh host Jorg Center. You can find
Speaker 8: us at jeort Center pod on Twitter or if you
Speaker 8: just search jort Center it'll probably come up at this point.
Speaker 8: And Josh, also because he's terrible at promoting himself, also
Speaker 8: hosts a podcast called Spinning Out, which is where he
Speaker 8: has a guest on to talk about their favorite album
Speaker 8: and they break it down like track by track and
Speaker 8: just go into like go into an album in depth
Speaker 8: on that. I think, Yeah, you're welcome, Jess and uh, yeah,
Speaker 8: you can find me at the Wopple House on Twitter.
Speaker 8: And a piece of media that I've been enjoying this
Speaker 8: has I've thought about this every day since I've seen
Speaker 8: it from a couple of weeks ago. It's from at
Speaker 8: Abby Higgs a B B y h I G G
Speaker 8: S Stone Cold Jane Austen is her handle, which is
Speaker 8: also good and it is non binary prospector. There's gold
Speaker 8: in them there hills and there's a little slash between
Speaker 8: them and the there and yeah, it's it's.
Speaker 1: Great, amazing. One of the great follows on Twitter. By
Speaker 1: the way, I gotta say Christy Amgucci Man, Popple House. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I lie a lot on there, and I will make
Speaker 8: you think that famous awful people have died. So just
Speaker 8: forgive me for that.
Speaker 3: Oh so, don't go to any events he's promoting either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't the art it's not real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really fabricated.
Speaker 1: Miles, where can people find you? What's workingmedia?
Speaker 3: You've been enjoying at Miles of Gray on all the
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Speaker 3: Let's see at tweet I am liking is from? Where
Speaker 3: is it a Mike Drucker yep at Mike Drucker tweeted
Speaker 3: Twitter ad. This cute clock says your children's names every
Speaker 3: hour by here at our quirky online store community. Note
Speaker 3: this is a drop shipping scam run by a murder
Speaker 3: cult that uses the addresses of customers to find new victims.
Speaker 3: The items can also be found cheaper elsewhere. That's just
Speaker 3: how all those things fucking I love it anyone who
Speaker 3: does the community notes construction.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yes, yes, yes, that's mine workmedia. I've been
Speaker 1: enjoying horse dentists at Equine Underscore dentist tweeted a picture
Speaker 1: of the new Reces pink hearts and what's wrong, babe,
Speaker 1: You've barely touched your rece's ball sack because upside down
Speaker 1: that is exactly what they look like like that that's a.
Speaker 3: Big ball of sacta.
Speaker 1: The it's a big a ball of sacta. And also
Speaker 1: Elon Musk is a white supremacist at Lisa A three
Speaker 1: one one tweeted, Oh you don't like police? What if
Speaker 1: you were on fire and had nobody there to point
Speaker 1: a gun at you? Oh shit, God, So yeah, that
Speaker 1: can be fine. Remember me on Twitter at Jack Underscore O'Brian.
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Speaker 1: off to the information that we talked about in today's episode,
Speaker 1: as well as a song that we think you might enjoy.
Speaker 1: Miles do you think you might enjoy?
Speaker 3: This is a group called Ironsides and they're like this
Speaker 3: Bay Area band that's like doing kind of like psychedelic
Speaker 3: soul but with like porchestral arrangements, so it feels like,
Speaker 3: you know, some of the like scoring work of like
Speaker 3: Isaac Hayes, like David Axel, like these artists who kind
Speaker 3: of gave us a lot of the samples that a
Speaker 3: lot of sample based hip hop is based off of.
Speaker 3: And this track is called Changing Light, and it's just
Speaker 3: a really dope track because I just like when people
Speaker 3: love a genre so much, like they faithfully recreate it
Speaker 3: now and add a little bit of modern flavor to it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, this is iron Sides with the track Changing Light.
Speaker 1: All right, We will link off to that in the footnotes.
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