Speaker 1: As they just found one hundred and twenty eight new
Speaker 1: moons on Saturn I think in total Saturday. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it's approaching four hundred moons that just hang out around Saturn.
Speaker 2: These are point come on, yeah, yeah, what is Saturn?
Speaker 2: The wu tang of fucking planets? You just found new
Speaker 2: members all these orbiting like yeah, yeah, I'm not part
Speaker 2: of Saturn. Yeah, what's what track are you on? The
Speaker 2: album is a different album, but it had a logo on.
Speaker 2: It had a Saturn ring of Saturn logo.
Speaker 3: I had some ad libs in the background of Cappadonna's
Speaker 3: third album, Hello the Internet and Welcome to Season three,
Speaker 3: seventy nine, Episode.
Speaker 2: Four of Guys.
Speaker 3: There's a production of iHeart Radio. It's a podcast we
Speaker 3: take deep to have into America Shared Consciousness. And it
Speaker 3: is Thursday, March thirteenth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: It's almost high Day, It's almost Hie Day, but it's
Speaker 2: actually National Dermatologists Day and National Jewel Day, National Canine
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Speaker 2: An Umbrella Indoors Day, and National ear Muff day, No
Speaker 2: further questions, now, you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm sober these days, so I don't do a lot
Speaker 3: of like rock and roll things. But one thing I'll do,
Speaker 3: I'll open motherfucking umbrella indoors.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'll do that ship under a ladder. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: I'll walk right under a ladder.
Speaker 3: Don't even give a ship.
Speaker 2: Did you have any that fuck with you? Like, any
Speaker 2: superstitions that you know?
Speaker 3: I actually don't do any of the superstitious stuff.
Speaker 2: I just don't. I don't want to pluck. That's not true.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna fuck my life up.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, what do you think I am? Oh,
Speaker 2: that's why you almost passed out when we were driving
Speaker 2: in that tunnel the other Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just hold my breath in tunnels and past
Speaker 3: past cemeteries, and it's bad for the people who are
Speaker 3: in the car that I'm driving, you know. Anyways, my
Speaker 3: name is Jack O'Brien aka Potatoes O'Brien, and I'm thrilled
Speaker 3: to be joined as always buy my co host.
Speaker 2: It's mister Miles Gray. It's Miles Gray. I'm out here
Speaker 2: just like everybody else. And do I have an aka
Speaker 2: uh yeah, I'm still the showgun with no learn lakers.
Speaker 2: Now that I'm back in California, I feel like my
Speaker 2: blood pressure has dropped slightly. And that's not because of
Speaker 2: the stress of being in Texas. It's just because I'm
Speaker 2: eating less salt. Oh my fingers have I have stretched
Speaker 2: my wedding band out to the point that her Majesty
Speaker 2: thought something suspicious was going on. But I told her
Speaker 2: it's purely my swelling from the salt intake. That's nothing else,
Speaker 2: nothing diffair.
Speaker 3: The food in Texas, it's no joke. It's it's uh yeah,
Speaker 3: it's heavy.
Speaker 2: But you know what, frot bro I had a fried
Speaker 2: chicken's hair was at the air for that was so
Speaker 2: fucking good. That's when I had to lean into it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, why get a salad? And I'm like, lean
Speaker 2: into what they're doing. I'm like, you know, they're not
Speaker 2: going to fuck up something deep fried And I was
Speaker 2: so that book lean In is about I was about
Speaker 2: doing for meretheesy Well. We are thrilled to be joined
Speaker 2: in our third seat, Miles by a hilarious and talented comedian,
Speaker 2: podcaster artist who hosted the classic podcast, Professor Blastov. Yeah
Speaker 2: space Cave was also a great one in the podcast Intercepts,
Speaker 2: which you should go check out on David Huntsburger dot
Speaker 2: com as well as I think there are some some
Speaker 2: of the specials, some of his artworks and his animations,
Speaker 2: which smart place for him to put all of that,
Speaker 2: because that's his name.
Speaker 3: Please welcome the brilliant, the talented David Huntsburg.
Speaker 1: Oh what a welcome. Thanks fellas. Good to be here
Speaker 1: and great to have you. I used to live in Texas.
Speaker 1: I agree with all the assessments of the food, and
Speaker 1: also not particularly superstitious. However, what I've started doing is
Speaker 1: when I'm watching a movie and it's intense someone has
Speaker 1: to dive down to rescue someone and they're clearly not
Speaker 1: able to breathe, I will at home hold my breath
Speaker 1: to see, well, how hard is this? I just immediately
Speaker 1: start going, all right, we'll see, we're in for it,
Speaker 1: and then I'll hold it. And usually the scene, even
Speaker 1: though it seems intense and their eyes are getting all big,
Speaker 1: like thirty seconds in general, then they use editing and
Speaker 1: make it seem like, are.
Speaker 2: You also like expending energy while zero? No, see, that's
Speaker 2: the thing you're keeping your need fortag and much lower.
Speaker 2: And you're like, I don't see what the big deal was.
Speaker 2: I didn't swim down fourteen feet, And.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm assuming because I have nothing at stake. It's
Speaker 1: actually harder for me.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: If you're in that situation, you have no choice right now,
Speaker 1: and yeah, you come up with something, your body's like,
Speaker 1: you're gonna need this air, whereas me, my body's like,
Speaker 1: why aren't you breathing, idiot, You're just sitting on a couch.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and breathe.
Speaker 2: Hey, dumb dum dude, what are you doing? Do you
Speaker 2: keep it going when they cut away? Absolutely? Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then if I lose, if I come back, and
Speaker 1: there's still like, well this this is absurd.
Speaker 2: This movie's bullshit fucking done. Watching the Abyss, David one
Speaker 2: of my favorite curious mind you know, so that somebody
Speaker 2: who's open to all possibilities interested in space UFOs.
Speaker 3: Before we started recording, we were just talking about drones
Speaker 3: and you mentioned that you have an experience seeing something
Speaker 3: inexplicable in the sky, which I do not have. I
Speaker 3: just believe in it out of a sheer like wanting it,
Speaker 3: wanting to believe. But you've seen some shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I feel like my default setting is very skeptical,
Speaker 1: like have you seen this? I should be more open
Speaker 1: to like ghosts, but I've never seen a ghost. So
Speaker 1: when someone starts a ghost story, I'll be in rapture like,
Speaker 1: well it's crazy, but then deep down like crazy yeah, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: dealing with a lot right now. And then I saw
Speaker 1: this thing in the sky like I was telling you
Speaker 1: super speed forward and then do an abrupt ninetygre return
Speaker 1: in the sky. And I had a on Space Cave
Speaker 1: my science interview podcast, I had a skeptic on who
Speaker 1: is then, like you know, often when people see that
Speaker 1: it's actually like a bug or something, And I thought, man,
Speaker 1: I can't believe, like I'm I trust my brain a lot,
Speaker 1: and so now when I see a bug in the air,
Speaker 1: like at night, I will turn to whoever's next to me,
Speaker 1: like that's a bug right beside.
Speaker 2: It's a bug. And it's so.
Speaker 1: Insulting that someone would think that what I saw could
Speaker 1: anyway it was a bug.
Speaker 3: Yes, instinctively, yes, I do not believe in ghosts. I
Speaker 3: don't believe in Bigfoot personally, like those just don't don't
Speaker 3: interest me. I've never heard the story where I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: that is so like I you know, it just hasn't
Speaker 3: crossed over for me in any of those situations. But
Speaker 3: the UFO sightings and like specifically, they just broad array
Speaker 3: of different types of people, different circumstances where they've seen
Speaker 3: wild shit and like very similar to what you described
Speaker 3: where it was like accelerating at a speed that you
Speaker 3: were like, well that because you were you were like skywatching.
Speaker 3: You were like looking at a sky that was like
Speaker 3: very beautiful because of a lack of light pollution. You're in,
Speaker 3: you said, Minnesota, and you were like, wow, you can
Speaker 3: like see the satellites. You can see all the plane,
Speaker 3: all the all the stars obviously, and then one of
Speaker 3: them was just moving too fast and you were like it.
Speaker 1: Was just bigger and brighter and closer, you know, like
Speaker 1: you see all the satellites go by at a pace
Speaker 1: you get used you see the planes go by and
Speaker 1: the blinking lights, and then you just see something. You're like,
Speaker 1: that's that caught my eye because it was different. It's
Speaker 1: just a little faster, a little brighter, and so I
Speaker 1: was probably tracking it for a second or two, which
Speaker 1: doesn't seem like a lot, but if you think about
Speaker 1: yourself moving across the sky. Then then that thing just
Speaker 1: hyper drives away.
Speaker 2: That was weird.
Speaker 1: And then it did like a ninety degree turn at
Speaker 1: the end of that, which really made me be like,
Speaker 1: what did they just see?
Speaker 2: Could?
Speaker 1: I don't know how even if it was a bug,
Speaker 1: it's still bizarre. I mean, what the fuck bug was that?
Speaker 2: Then that bug is an alien famously fly in ninety
Speaker 2: degree patterns, All yeah, yeah, so yeah.
Speaker 3: That's the thing, Like, it's it's the range of sightings,
Speaker 3: the reliability of the people I've heard who talk about it,
Speaker 3: and you know, they.
Speaker 2: Just like, these are trustworthy people.
Speaker 3: And then also the skeptic like what the skeptics say
Speaker 3: in response being like, yeah it was probably bug. It's
Speaker 3: like I don't I don't think so, Like that doesn't
Speaker 3: scan to me at all, Like that just doesn't feel
Speaker 3: it feels off to me. Anyways, David, we're thrilled to
Speaker 3: have you here. We're going to get to know you
Speaker 3: a little bit better in a moment. First, we're going
Speaker 3: to tell the listeners a couple of things we're talking about.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk about the Full Court Press Tesla
Speaker 3: infomercial that we've been seeing from the Trump administration and
Speaker 3: just the right wing right now. You know, I think
Speaker 3: Hannity is doing a tesla away right now. But we
Speaker 3: we got that Trump Musk White White House front lawn
Speaker 3: infomercial that was was something else. The whole car is computer. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 3: everything's computer. Everything's computer is an all timer. That's that's
Speaker 3: not going anywhere. Unfortunately. We're going to talk about mack
Speaker 3: mood Khalil is still being held, still being charged with
Speaker 3: a crime. A judge is looking into it at the moment.
Speaker 3: But this is again just a kind of mind boggling escalation.
Speaker 3: So somebody being you know, the Trump administration is trying
Speaker 3: to deport someone for saying things they don't like. They
Speaker 3: have not charged him with a crime. It's just because
Speaker 3: he was involved in organizing the Columbia University protests. So
Speaker 3: just well, we'll keep checking in on that story because
Speaker 3: it demands it. We'll talk about American companies entering the
Speaker 3: find out phase, all of that plenty more. But first, Dave,
Speaker 3: we we do like to ask our guests, what is
Speaker 3: something from your search history that's revealing?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I was, Uh, I was telling you, well,
Speaker 1: as usual, you know, like I think in years past,
Speaker 1: I never really had anything saved but then and I've
Speaker 1: gone even dude in response to all this stuff. I
Speaker 1: mean it's probably been the last couple of years, but
Speaker 1: particularly since the election. I'm off all the stuff, so
Speaker 1: fucking mad at these tech guys. I'm mad at the
Speaker 1: Nazi salutes, a mad at.
Speaker 3: The appeared to some to be great gestures, awkward gestures,
Speaker 3: awkward gestures that just keep happening by accident, and everybody's
Speaker 3: making a big deal about it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, then they keep doing a little nod,
Speaker 1: a little come on, come on, it's.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, yeah, you heard me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And uh so I've moved over to duck duck Goo.
Speaker 1: I'm eventually probably get to like molvad VPN, like some
Speaker 1: sort of browser that have to pay for, but for
Speaker 1: now just using like Firefox. I haven't moved over to
Speaker 1: Libra Wolf, which was just still a fork of Firefox.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if you can like escape it
Speaker 1: the triad of browsers, but all the security stuff with
Speaker 1: that and the extensions. And so I'm using duck Ducko,
Speaker 1: which I really like. There's no AI infused into it.
Speaker 1: And I think the last thing we were talking about
Speaker 1: that I searched was I was writing a sketch about
Speaker 1: and I used the word payload, and I want to
Speaker 1: make sure that I understood what the term meant. And
Speaker 1: when I searched payload, it had a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: stuff about drones. The drone dorks are really into, like,
Speaker 1: you won't believe the payload of this drone you could lift.
Speaker 1: And I shouldn't call them dorks, but Hobby's enthusiast. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they're they're enthusiastic about the drones. And I it never
Speaker 1: really occurred to me. I would think it would be
Speaker 1: like the camera resolution and getting into like six K
Speaker 1: and hate K stuff. But it's the payload and you
Speaker 1: if you want to start a delivery service, this drone
Speaker 1: can do it for you.
Speaker 2: That kind of thing. Oh, people actually being like, yo,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to start a delivery service with drone? Is
Speaker 2: best to like, yeah, this one? Is it regulated by
Speaker 2: that season?
Speaker 4: I don't worry.
Speaker 1: The little bit that I read about it. It wasn't
Speaker 1: people chiming in the comments because I was really I
Speaker 1: think it's just a feature they listed that no one
Speaker 1: seemed to care that much about it.
Speaker 2: I mean it's probably because of the cameras you can
Speaker 2: attach to it, so you can go to like larger
Speaker 2: format cameras rather than like GoPros or those kinds of things.
Speaker 1: But and just being able to lift itself, you can
Speaker 1: go higher, and you know you can the bodyweight of
Speaker 1: the camera itself. But yeah, you're right, like you could
Speaker 1: you could attach like a full jib to the bottom
Speaker 1: of this and not miss a beat. Stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But I think that was my last search was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just saw one that has a one hundred
Speaker 3: kilogram payload capacity, which that seems like a lot. That's
Speaker 3: two hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: When's some asshole gonna make a suit that they can
Speaker 2: hook up to a drone and just try and fly
Speaker 2: themselves somewhere to be like, Yeah, I just hooked this
Speaker 2: up to I drone and I only weigh about ninety kilos,
Speaker 2: So I'll use this to fucking zoom me across town.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm immediately thinking about school drop off when I
Speaker 3: when I read these, just like you get my kids
Speaker 3: to school.
Speaker 2: You know, the one rotor is really it sounds like
Speaker 2: it's really taxed dad, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Now you
Speaker 2: guys combined are barely ninety eight kilos get in there.
Speaker 2: What is something you think is underrated?
Speaker 1: Underrated? Again, going to the text stuff, I really think
Speaker 1: that open source software, Lenox, the decentralized web, the fetti Verse, Mastodon,
Speaker 1: pixel fed, so these these things that cannot be purchased
Speaker 1: by billionaires where there is like an actual community that's
Speaker 1: not just aggregated out of an algorithm to you and
Speaker 1: proliferated with ads.
Speaker 2: Right, what's the fetti verse fans? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's yeah, that's how it so blues Guy is
Speaker 1: on an open protocol and these things I don't fully
Speaker 1: understand completely. The the fetti verse is on the activity
Speaker 1: pub protocol, which is the equivalent of you know, how
Speaker 1: your email can reach every other email account, like you
Speaker 1: could send from AOL to Gmail to proton or whatever.
Speaker 1: So you can you can follow people through different and
Speaker 1: interact with people through different social sites. So like of
Speaker 1: pixel fed hashtag, you could follow it through Mastodon or
Speaker 1: peer tube, which is like their version of YouTube. So
Speaker 1: it's it's more it's reliant on donations and people chipping
Speaker 1: in and helping, but it's also people volunteer and just
Speaker 1: run servers, and so it's a little more socialized, so
Speaker 1: it's it's not impenetrable, but it's certainly a little more
Speaker 1: insulated from getting billionaireed, getting musked, you know, having what
Speaker 1: happened to Twitter.
Speaker 2: Awesome, getting just so good thing. It's like it's like
Speaker 2: X on steroids.
Speaker 5: Dude, Southwest, Yeah, oh man, we're down at south By
Speaker 5: Southwest during like the interactive part where like all these
Speaker 5: people with like pink lanyards are just like walking around
Speaker 5: with just the hungriest eyes trying to make eye contact
Speaker 5: with you. How you guys, ask you what you think
Speaker 5: about AI and this new corporate landscape.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would say that is something that's overrated. I'm
Speaker 1: so sick of that, like being perpetuated as though. I mean,
Speaker 1: when you start a community, you have a town of
Speaker 1: have you ever driven through a small town there's like
Speaker 1: fifty people, you know, like they have a post office.
Speaker 1: You're like, how the fuck are they doing this? And
Speaker 1: they're basically all just trading around a million dollars. Maybe
Speaker 1: they're happy with it. And then to get to get bigger,
Speaker 1: you have to like create this new horizon, new landscape.
Speaker 1: So you're developing, you're growing, you're growing, and I think
Speaker 1: they've kind of run out. They've sold us on this
Speaker 1: idea that it's just gonna keep going and AI is
Speaker 1: the next frontier and we're going to create so many jobs.
Speaker 1: And then today Google just laid off a ton of people.
Speaker 1: Their last or earnings were like twenty six billion dollars.
Speaker 1: I mean, get out of here.
Speaker 2: None of that ship with stock performance, Dave, did you
Speaker 2: see the stock performance?
Speaker 1: That's yeah, that's what I care about. The shareholders. Bless
Speaker 1: their hearts.
Speaker 2: Ye jobs, Shit, it's not because a Trump fugging the
Speaker 2: economy will just fire these people to keep our stock
Speaker 2: price up.
Speaker 3: Good good, good on these layoffs are going to put
Speaker 3: their stock price on steroids. Man, it's going to be
Speaker 3: like Google stock on steroids. Yeah, and their employees talk
Speaker 3: about putting things on steroids. I feel like, yeah, the
Speaker 3: idea that everything needs to grow forever and ever is
Speaker 3: like I remember that when we started the website cracked
Speaker 3: and like we were like growing and we were like, man,
Speaker 3: this is like a good size for this, Like we
Speaker 3: have a good team, we have like a good amount
Speaker 3: of like let's just.
Speaker 2: Like chill here for a little.
Speaker 3: Bit, just get good, get good and better at like
Speaker 3: what we're currently doing.
Speaker 2: Well, and like telling that to the.
Speaker 3: Parent company that owned us, They're like, no, how do
Speaker 3: you how do you scale?
Speaker 2: How we put this bad boy on steroids? Dude? How
Speaker 2: do you know? All right?
Speaker 3: So you guys are like doing way better than we
Speaker 3: ever thought was possible. Uh, how do we one hundred
Speaker 3: x that?
Speaker 2: What the fuck are you talking about? How do I
Speaker 2: one hundred XU by next year? That's the question.
Speaker 3: I need you eating, breathing, sleeping. So yeah, I think
Speaker 3: when that is your entire civilizations like DNA for a
Speaker 3: number of years, Uh, it's gonna it's gonna lead to weird,
Speaker 3: weird places. And I would say we're in weird places
Speaker 3: right now. And just how refreshing the idea of a
Speaker 3: small town where everybody's just trading around the same million
Speaker 3: dollars sounds.
Speaker 2: To me right now? Is probably it's probably a problem.
Speaker 3: Really suggests that there's something at large that's not not
Speaker 3: quite right with.
Speaker 1: I think everyone feels it to some degree, though, because
Speaker 1: I think that people do. I've been trying to, like
Speaker 1: I think of how when self help books come out,
Speaker 1: or when people like have a ted talk and they'll
Speaker 1: do some little like snippet or phrase a little axiom
Speaker 1: they have mine lately is like mayke a little bit harder.
Speaker 1: And I think of like like two thousand and five
Speaker 1: to ten inch, when all this tex stuff was just
Speaker 1: kind of starting and going back to there and be like,
Speaker 1: all right, it clearly blew out of proportion and made
Speaker 1: trillionaires and they don't give a shit about anyone else,
Speaker 1: and this wealth disparity is nuts, and people do miss
Speaker 1: that idea of like wait, wait, there are way more
Speaker 1: businesses like you could see brick and mortar businesses. Did
Speaker 1: everything have to get applified? Did I? I mean we
Speaker 1: all hated Blockbuster Video. We all hated like walking in
Speaker 1: there and getting the late fees because you couldn't drive
Speaker 1: over when you were sick to return your thing. And
Speaker 1: that was a bad version of how they did it.
Speaker 1: But then you think of I used to like call
Speaker 1: ahead to a restaurant and go pick stuff up. I
Speaker 1: didn't have to have like a car service swing by
Speaker 1: and grab it for me, and everything getting applified on
Speaker 1: that level, like every delivery you get everything being like
Speaker 1: I'm just at my computer all the time and like
Speaker 1: life is coming to me from these apps I use.
Speaker 2: And I mean there's still an advantage in calling a
Speaker 2: restaurant because a lot of the times they change their
Speaker 2: prices for those apps. So yeah, it's funny when I
Speaker 2: look in like my phone book that has been like
Speaker 2: based in like you know, like Google Calendar whatever for
Speaker 2: like years, Like all of the numbers that I have,
Speaker 2: and there's so many are restaurants that I used to
Speaker 2: just call up straight up and just make my order
Speaker 2: and then go pick up. And like, as I scroll through,
Speaker 2: I'm like, damn, I don't It's just that shit is gone.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we've tried to get back into that and
Speaker 1: just little things like make it a little bit harder
Speaker 1: and just going back to kind of a two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight sort of Yeah, I can call and swing by.
Speaker 1: It feels it feels a little more like that little
Speaker 1: town as opposed to like living in this gigantic future world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, giant hive mind, where what what content are you
Speaker 3: going to can tribute to the giant iive mind? And yeah,
Speaker 3: they just removed all the friction from everything, which is
Speaker 3: what we thought we wanted. Like it's what like even
Speaker 3: now when I like wake up, I'm like, oh, that's
Speaker 3: like I have to see people today like that I
Speaker 3: don't want to do that, Like I don't want to
Speaker 3: you know, the stuff that I'm not looking forward to
Speaker 3: is the friction. But then that turns out to in
Speaker 3: retrospect be like the best parts of life that was there,
Speaker 3: the texture that was exactly that was, oh you mean life.
Speaker 3: They just removed all of the contouring and different.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see anybody day so like in
Speaker 2: that version of the ideal world just being in some
Speaker 2: like matrix style pod where it's I just take my
Speaker 2: body heat and run the computer.
Speaker 3: But I feel like that's that's how I view things,
Speaker 3: Like what at my worst moment where I'm just like
Speaker 3: I just don't want to like risk anything. I don't
Speaker 3: want to, you know, it's just my laziest, worst inclination,
Speaker 3: and it always like I now know that that's the
Speaker 3: wrong instinct, Like I need to fight against that instinct,
Speaker 3: but I feel like they have used that instinct to
Speaker 3: just make our lives more and more closer and closer
Speaker 3: to the just being.
Speaker 2: Getting out of bed. Look what happened? You got to
Speaker 2: eat salad pot pie? That's right, Salad in Texas were
Speaker 2: salad pot pie. Miles term.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, let's take a quick break, and when
Speaker 3: we come back, we're gonna talk about some news.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back. And we're back. We're back.
Speaker 3: We are we did it. We made it back.
Speaker 1: I'm still here too.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's here holding on. He's barely holding
Speaker 2: I tried to not come back. I was like, I
Speaker 2: don't know. That sounds hard. That sounds hard. That sounds
Speaker 2: like friction.
Speaker 3: The recording the rest of this episode, let's just leave
Speaker 3: it in a forty five minute long ad.
Speaker 2: Let's just all go uh huh uh huh uh huh
Speaker 2: for the next forty.
Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about the infomercial. First of all,
Speaker 3: you know, we we've been talking about this crazy thing
Speaker 3: that's happening that the media is like trying to get
Speaker 3: their mind around. But like the Testless like stock is
Speaker 3: not doing well because they're like not selling as many
Speaker 3: cars around the world.
Speaker 2: Why is that and why?
Speaker 3: Uh So we're trying to figure gesture we're trying. Then
Speaker 3: we'll mention that in the fourth paragram, the words under
Speaker 3: the we're going to focus on Doge and we're going
Speaker 3: to be like his complex policies uh and controversial leadership
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Speaker 3: I feel like we just like it's pretty straightforward that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is that other stuff too, but it
Speaker 2: is when they talk about, oh, and especially in the
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Speaker 2: can we can we just do a run back? And
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Speaker 2: Some of the sick as Nazi curios you've ever seen.
Speaker 2: This is Ryan hard Heidrich's notebook.
Speaker 3: So as things are going down, the whole trump Elon
Speaker 3: kind of meta brand seems to be recognizing that that
Speaker 3: might be a bad look for them, and so they're
Speaker 3: they're trying to stem the bleeding with a super sick
Speaker 3: infomercial on the on the front lawn of the White
Speaker 3: House where that you know, there was just a tesla
Speaker 3: there and Donald Trump was seeing a tesla for the
Speaker 3: first time.
Speaker 2: But dude, they were so fucking awkward for it. Again,
Speaker 2: the whole thing was so awkward because again, you're like,
Speaker 2: I can't believe you guys are actually going to do
Speaker 2: a literal tesla commercial right now with complete with like
Speaker 2: the first person who had a question, it was so
Speaker 2: clear it was just some sick of journalists who just went,
Speaker 2: President Trump, are you gonna be buying releasing today? That
Speaker 2: was the first fucking question that came out from the
Speaker 2: from the report. And He's like, oh, definitely buying, but
Speaker 2: I can't drive car. I'm not allowed anymore to drive car.
Speaker 2: That he because apparently you know, obviously I think it's
Speaker 2: maybe just the fact that he doesn't drive ever. But
Speaker 2: he was just saying, I'm just gonna sit in the car.
Speaker 2: But then it got so awkward as you just doing
Speaker 2: the same thing we saw with like Elon on Hannity
Speaker 2: when he's like, I'm just trying to save people like
Speaker 2: the government. Trump just didn't hold He's a patriot, what
Speaker 2: a great man. Everyone should support this man. That's why
Speaker 2: I'm buying this. Ignore the Nazi stuff. Just please buy car.
Speaker 2: And then he was giving off the fucking like sales
Speaker 2: numbers and shit, and a photographer caught like what he
Speaker 2: was holding in his hand, and it was just the
Speaker 2: literal sales figure, like what the entry price was for
Speaker 2: all these cars as if again it was a literal
Speaker 2: fucking commercial, like a bullet pointed sales deck for yeah Tesla. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it did get can we hear the like? So
Speaker 2: he walks up.
Speaker 3: He hasn't been in the driver's seat of a car
Speaker 3: in a long time. It's also so it gives us
Speaker 3: a great Trump turn, a phrase that I want to
Speaker 3: comment on. And then at the end he's also so
Speaker 3: proud of himself for having sat in the car. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like Elon Musk have to be like, so it's
Speaker 3: kind of like a golf cart. He's explaining a car
Speaker 3: to him for the first time.
Speaker 4: That's beautiful.
Speaker 2: That's different panel than Everything's computer. Yeah, alright, that's all
Speaker 2: that's what I needed. Everything's computer is.
Speaker 6: Such a banger, man, It's not like I mean hate
Speaker 6: this dude him, and yet he just pulled up from
Speaker 6: the logo and it was nothing but ship everything everything.
Speaker 2: Wow, I think it's like now it's slowly I think
Speaker 2: just gonna make me more angry because I can't believe
Speaker 2: how fucking just unintelligent this man is, that he's there
Speaker 2: and going it's every because remember he did the same
Speaker 2: ship too when he's like and Eli's very good at computer.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah he did. He had a lie like that,
Speaker 2: so he gets hung up on the computer as catch
Speaker 2: all phrase for anything that is in a rotary phone. Basically,
Speaker 2: my parents are so impressed by like anybody who helps
Speaker 2: them with technology stuff, Like they they're like on a
Speaker 2: first name basis with like the geek squad person who
Speaker 2: set up their computer like seven years ago. Like so
Speaker 2: to have to have Trump next to Elon Musk, it's
Speaker 2: a very dangerous situation. I just like that. He's like
Speaker 2: in your family Christmas photos too, now.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh that's Rick.
Speaker 2: It is fair Yeah Rick, great family growing again?
Speaker 1: Yeah shift alt delete did you know about that?
Speaker 2: I know it's hot keys at the end. Also, like
Speaker 2: so he sits down, people like.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna take it for a drive, mister President,
Speaker 3: and he's like, do I take it for a drive?
Speaker 2: I don't know, should I do it?
Speaker 3: Like obviously not, he hasn't driven anything that's not a
Speaker 3: golf part and then kill everyone there decades.
Speaker 1: I have positive. I don't even know if two decades
Speaker 1: is accurate. Do you think he's ever driven into Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think as a New Yorker, no need to.
Speaker 1: And I think like when they kick criticizing like coastal elites,
Speaker 1: he's elites. But I think true elites like billionaires, the
Speaker 1: idea that like oh we just opted for the Bentley
Speaker 1: blah blah blah, Like what are you a fucking peasant?
Speaker 1: You drive yourself? Yeah, I think it's just doors opening
Speaker 1: into private cars, into helicopters, into jets, into yachts, and
Speaker 1: back into the backseat. I don't think he's really been
Speaker 1: in the front seat of a car potitionally in his life.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's ever driven. And like, you can't
Speaker 1: find video of him laughing. I'd love to see if
Speaker 1: someone can find footage of him like driving a genuine
Speaker 1: genuinely laughing or drive.
Speaker 2: Open mouth smile. Yeah, but not like yeah, well something, Yeah, No,
Speaker 2: he's definitely, it's only been probably chauffeurs also got it'd
Speaker 2: be so funny, just like if one day he had
Speaker 2: to try and put a car in like gear, yeah,
Speaker 2: like in front of people and he's like, right, what
Speaker 2: the fuck? But in a way, where's the go button?
Speaker 3: He he did at that conversation kind of happens in
Speaker 3: the front seat of the car where he's like, Elon
Speaker 3: Musk has to be like, do you want to turn
Speaker 3: it on?
Speaker 2: Do you know how to turn it on?
Speaker 3: Like they're having very awkward I don't and I will not,
Speaker 3: And then he gets out and goes You think Biden
Speaker 3: could get into that car.
Speaker 2: He does say that at the end where it's like
Speaker 2: he's accomplished something or like done something difficult by getting
Speaker 2: into a car and saying repeating the word beautiful three
Speaker 2: times and saying everything's computer. It sounds like, Okay, he's
Speaker 2: getting something. I think at this begin in this club,
Speaker 2: Elon's explaining the car, it's like it's like driving a
Speaker 2: golf cut. Basically, it's just like driving a golf driving
Speaker 2: a golf cart. So it's just literally like the golf
Speaker 2: cart that goes with It's literally like a golf cart.
Speaker 2: That goes through. Biden could get into that car.
Speaker 3: I don't exc what the few thinks Biden could get
Speaker 3: into that car? What does your think he just did?
Speaker 3: That is hard to do, Like, that's that's an amazing
Speaker 3: level of white male mediocrity to be like you think,
Speaker 3: I bet, I bet nobody else could get into that car.
Speaker 2: What do you think Biden can sit down? What can
Speaker 2: he sit down in a car?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: I think so, yeah, I'm pretty sure he could. Like,
Speaker 2: I't great, but that was other yours the hardest shit
Speaker 2: I've ever done. But yeah, here he is. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think the one nice thing about this was that
Speaker 2: it's so clear that the Tesla stock price going down
Speaker 2: in all of the efforts to make Tesla as toxic
Speaker 2: as possible, it's clearly freaking musk out and like Hannity
Speaker 2: is doing a fucking Tesla giveaway giveaway right now, trying
Speaker 2: to make the car seem like some shit conserve conservatives want,
Speaker 2: which is ironic given the amount of energy Trump is
Speaker 2: spent shitting on electronic vehicles when Biden was an office,
Speaker 2: being like they're not even good. What are you gonna
Speaker 2: do with them? You plug Them's? Like, I don't even
Speaker 2: understand these things. And he was telling I remember when
Speaker 2: the auto workers are striking, He's like, who gives a
Speaker 2: shit about like electric vehicle? Like, you guys striking because
Speaker 2: electric vehicles are gonna take over and you're not gonna
Speaker 2: have jobs anyway. So it's a massive amount of energy
Speaker 2: being spent, and not just trying to rehab the brand
Speaker 2: of Tesla, but even try and go back on all
Speaker 2: the rhetoric that electric vehicles were stupid coming from Trump. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's just very they're watching them navigate. This has
Speaker 2: been wonderful, and you know, I think to fully confirm
Speaker 2: how transactional the stuff was, Maggie Haberman is reporting that,
Speaker 2: and now we're seeing that, like in the New York
Speaker 2: Times that Musk has basically pledged another one hundred million
Speaker 2: dollars to Trump's political operations. So, you know, try as
Speaker 2: you might. I'm sorry that the consensus is these are
Speaker 2: Nazi cars that stick now, So yeah, yeah, that's for
Speaker 2: some reason.
Speaker 3: I don't know how people got it into their head
Speaker 3: that that's what's going on here, but yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: It sounds like David, you've been like kind of off
Speaker 3: mainstream media for a little bit like the they like
Speaker 3: still really won't acknowledge like how big a deal that
Speaker 3: was that he did too aggressive Nazi slips. They're still
Speaker 3: just kind of like.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that's I think that's how you're seeing
Speaker 2: how the media is too completely capitulating to the administration,
Speaker 2: Like they don't want to keep pointing at the thing
Speaker 2: that makes this so odious to people, and they just
Speaker 2: they figure, like if we just pretend we're being like
Speaker 2: down the middle objective rather than like being like that
Speaker 2: was a huge thing just given you know, for the
Speaker 2: historical context of everything, and they don't. But but it
Speaker 2: also shit's become so bad that Speaker Mai Johnson is
Speaker 2: now saying that he will look into these quote domestic
Speaker 2: terror attacks on Tesla infrastructure in dealerships, saying he's going
Speaker 2: to bring down like the full force of the law
Speaker 2: on people. So uh yeah, that's that's that's that's really cool.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're talking about the most thin skinned dickheads
Speaker 2: over here who.
Speaker 1: Just will And this is just a PSA. If if
Speaker 1: you go to Tesla takedown dot com the image they
Speaker 1: have on their homepage, if you just wanted to maybe
Speaker 1: see about joining in a protest, or setting up your
Speaker 1: own if you know there's a dealership near you, is
Speaker 1: a bunch of armed guards in front of a Tesla dealership.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty striking image in terms of like how
Speaker 1: thin skinned they are and like not here, get out
Speaker 1: of here in this sort of peace states. It's a
Speaker 1: very close look at like what it could become and
Speaker 1: is very clearly trending toward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that they have no qualms about.
Speaker 1: They have no problem being like, yeah, we just want
Speaker 1: to get away with it if people keep it keeps
Speaker 1: stopping us from getting away with it. But the Nazi
Speaker 1: salute a big one, and then the the Columbia Palestinian kid,
Speaker 1: I mean everyone, even the most like Second Amendment, you
Speaker 1: know right now twiddling his thumbs like do I turn
Speaker 1: in my F three fifty and get a Tesla?
Speaker 4: Fuck?
Speaker 1: Like that guy should be up in arms about Every
Speaker 1: person should be up in arms about that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: like the way the media covers it, like they don't
Speaker 1: really frame it as though it's as horrific as it
Speaker 1: really is.
Speaker 2: No right like that, we're fully like they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're disappearing people now for there.
Speaker 1: Did you see today that this was posted on Reddit?
Speaker 1: So who knows it'll how long it'll stay up there.
Speaker 1: But it was taken down from Instagram because they're in
Speaker 1: on it. But the ice in Spokane, Washington breaking the windows.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, those people that were on their way to
Speaker 2: fucking court on the way to court.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's gestoppo level stuff. And then for
Speaker 1: Meta to be like, look, don't need people seeing that
Speaker 1: to take it down, like we shook a hand, we
Speaker 1: made a deal at Mari Lago. Got to take this
Speaker 1: shit down. I mean, it was pretty terrifying to be like,
Speaker 1: how do you navigate all that? How do you stay
Speaker 1: informed of it without being a part of it? And
Speaker 1: and to see it then do you even do anything?
Speaker 1: People are just kind of like, fuck, I see stuff
Speaker 1: every day. How don't I fight all of it? What
Speaker 1: do I So there's a weird feeling there for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it feels like the with my mood Khalil,
Speaker 3: like this is this has to be a turning point,
Speaker 3: like this has to be a thing that people rally
Speaker 3: around because this is so fucking startling, Like so, yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean the thing I'm waiting for because like, just
Speaker 3: having read what the police state did during the quote
Speaker 3: War on Terror, like they charged people with like aiding
Speaker 3: terrorism on some wild shift like they would be they
Speaker 3: would like do staying operations with like eighty two year
Speaker 3: old guys who were like confused and it wasn't clear
Speaker 3: like that they even knew where they were, like what
Speaker 3: was going on, and like get them to testify that
Speaker 3: like they were secretly behind al Qaeda's like attack on
Speaker 3: nine to eleven, and they like I'm waiting for them
Speaker 3: to like put together just some trumped up bullshit. But
Speaker 3: the fact that they haven't, they can't, that they haven't
Speaker 3: even charged him with anything, makes me think like that
Speaker 3: would actually be the easier thing for them to do,
Speaker 3: is to fabricate some fake ass charge. The logic they
Speaker 3: keep doing is like, well, we're actually doing it on.
Speaker 2: A foreign policy basis, that it's actually a threat to
Speaker 2: our foreign policy and our like it's again even fucking
Speaker 2: flimsier when bright you see, like America's great at just
Speaker 2: trying to fucking block somebody up on some bullshit. But
Speaker 2: this time it was just purely like yoink and your
Speaker 2: lawyers don't know where you are right now. It's being
Speaker 2: reported that he's mostly I think in Louisiana, but hasn't
Speaker 2: been able to talk to his lawyers. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: So I mean I think that's the other part too,
Speaker 2: because it's like watching all of this, right, everyone is
Speaker 2: so like they're like, yo, okay, this is really bad. Obviously,
Speaker 2: depending on where you get your news, they might report
Speaker 2: on it as being like, well, you know, he was
Speaker 2: a rabble rouser, or other people are like, this is
Speaker 2: we're crossing over into full on fuckery. But like with
Speaker 2: the Democrats, you get a couple token tweets of solidarity
Speaker 2: from them and nothing else. And right now, as this recording,
Speaker 2: there were fourteen members of the House that wrote a
Speaker 2: letter to Department of Homeland Security and Christy Nome demanding
Speaker 2: his release given the obscene violation. The illegal violation was
Speaker 2: First Amendment rights. But like, fucking only fourteen of you, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like fourteen of you. There's only fourteen of you signing
Speaker 2: on to this. And it's one thing, if it's really
Speaker 2: that fucking big of a deal, then you should all
Speaker 2: be demanding, like you know, that this man is released
Speaker 2: over these bullshit fucking charges. But we can only get
Speaker 2: fourteen Democrats with the fucking spine to actually put their
Speaker 2: name down on something that demands that we actually would
Speaker 2: acknowledge the Constitution. So those people are Rashida Talib, Mark Pokan,
Speaker 2: Nidia of Alasquez, Delia Ramirez, Ilhan Omar, Jasmine Crockett, Summer Lee,
Speaker 2: Ayana Presley, Latifa Simon, Gwen Moore, Nakima Williams, al Green,
Speaker 2: Andre Carson, and James McGovern Jim McGovern. Great that you
Speaker 2: guys passed the low bar. Everybody fucking else, God damn.
Speaker 2: And you wonder why people are so angry at the
Speaker 2: Democrats because for how Look, we just talked about how
Speaker 2: soft the Republicans are and how thin skinned they are,
Speaker 2: and some of the Democrats are softer than them, and
Speaker 2: just be like, well, even when we have the actual
Speaker 2: Constitution on our side, they're just like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer had a thing where he's like, well, obviously
Speaker 2: his what his politics are so backwards, and I disagree
Speaker 2: with them, but it is the First Amendment and we
Speaker 2: have to protect it. It's just kind of really not
Speaker 2: getting the kind of full throated defense of this man
Speaker 2: that we really should be from the supposed people who
Speaker 2: want to be resting control back from the Republicans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, let's take a quick break and we'll
Speaker 3: come back.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back, and we're back, We're back.
Speaker 3: And yeah, so the economy guys, you know right, these
Speaker 3: dang tariffs. No, it feels like that is a thing
Speaker 3: that has made the questionable nature of like how this
Speaker 3: administration is running hit home for a lot of the
Speaker 3: usual media outlets that we count on to be able
Speaker 3: to be like, hey, things are bad. Now they're like, okay,
Speaker 3: you're right, are bad? Things are in fact fucked up
Speaker 3: here and now we're seeing you know, just it kind
Speaker 3: of come home for some US companies.
Speaker 4: I feel like as well.
Speaker 2: Well, there's clearly a lot of anger that is rightly
Speaker 2: being directed at America right now. And you know, Trump's
Speaker 2: made it very clear that this country is no longer
Speaker 2: a reliable partner in anything, not even fucking working people
Speaker 2: over Like no, like we are unreliable, Like we're not
Speaker 2: even a you can't even count us as a military
Speaker 2: ally at this point. And I think the most like
Speaker 2: the most palpable anger is coming from Canada because Trump
Speaker 2: continued to bang the drum of it becoming the fifty
Speaker 2: first state and going back and forth and escalating and
Speaker 2: then de escalating this trade war. But like, there there
Speaker 2: are a lot of different sort of very kind of
Speaker 2: specific trends that are happening that are also kind of
Speaker 2: happening around the world where people are trying to pull
Speaker 2: back on buying American made products. There was like a
Speaker 2: survey where like almost twenty five percent of Canadians that
Speaker 2: were just planning on taking like an easy road trip
Speaker 2: across the border and now like, nah, fuck that, I'm
Speaker 2: not doing that shit anymore. But then there's like, also
Speaker 2: they've got some apps too. This is from the Guardian quote.
Speaker 2: A slew of apps has emerged with names such as
Speaker 2: buy Beaver, Makele Scan and is this Canadian maybe works
Speaker 2: op the first one to allow shoppers. Yeah right, yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess that's different up there. But it allows shoppers
Speaker 2: to scan QR barcodes and it'll be be like alert
Speaker 2: American bullshit, do not buy not even like from everything
Speaker 2: they say, from alcohol to fucking pizza topics. Wow, So
Speaker 2: if you're not playing that shit, there's there's an app
Speaker 2: for you. And it's not just Canada. That's like one
Speaker 2: very small thing. We're obviously seeing the back and forth
Speaker 2: over like energy production, but that seems to be settled
Speaker 2: for now. Like in Europe, they're also just as disgusted. Naturally,
Speaker 2: Norway's largest oil bunkering company has said it's no longer
Speaker 2: going to help fuel American Navy ships on the heels
Speaker 2: of that disastrous Oval Office meeting with Zelenski. Like their
Speaker 2: official Facebook page, it's like described it as like that
Speaker 2: shit show that happened in the Oval Office, Like that's
Speaker 2: their description of it.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: In Norway. Yeah, in Denmark, their largest grosser is going
Speaker 2: to be making our marking European made products, so they
Speaker 2: black star so consumers have an easier time buying European
Speaker 2: and an easier time just saying no to American shit.
Speaker 2: And again it's not just the consumers right and the companies.
Speaker 2: The EU is now hitting the US with retaliatory tariffs
Speaker 2: and they are specifically going after Red States. This is
Speaker 2: from also, this is from I think New Republic quote.
Speaker 2: The EU on Wednesday announced tariffs on twenty eight billion
Speaker 2: dollars worth of US imports, including but not limited to,
Speaker 2: stealing aluminum textiles, home goods, aultral products, aluminium euminium textiles,
Speaker 2: home goods, agricultural products, motorcycles, alcohol, and even jeans. With
Speaker 2: a special focus on Republican states. So they're going after
Speaker 2: soybeans in Louisiana. That's where my that's where Mike Johnson,
Speaker 2: the Speaker of the House is from. And then beef
Speaker 2: and poultry from Kansas and Nebraska, and produce coming out
Speaker 2: of Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia. So it seems that the US,
Speaker 2: like siding with Russia very publicly at the UN over
Speaker 2: a vote in Ukraine made everyone a little skiddish.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So yeah, almost as if the US was benefiting more
Speaker 3: than anybody else from global free trade and now that
Speaker 3: they're like attacking people through it and they're like, there
Speaker 3: won't be consequences, we hold all the cards. Like the
Speaker 3: amazing thing with Canada is that they're like, we're gonna
Speaker 3: cut off power. You get like a bunch of fucking
Speaker 3: electricity from US, and we'll just stop giving you electricity.
Speaker 3: And Trump was like that's not fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll double your nerves now for anything we send
Speaker 2: to you electro and then they're like then they're like,
Speaker 2: all right, forget it, we won't right, and they just stopped.
Speaker 2: But like it's I think, honestly, it feels like right
Speaker 2: now just to put it into the parlance of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four, it feels like like Trump and America, they're
Speaker 2: like on the verge of getting not like the not
Speaker 2: like us by Kenn like this idea that like the
Speaker 2: run that America has had has made it easy to
Speaker 2: bully other countries. But now they're like, yo, this this
Speaker 2: motherfucker looking weak as fuck right now, Like what the
Speaker 2: fuck is up with these people? And I think that's
Speaker 2: a that's a that's an awakening that it seems that
Speaker 2: even conservatives are happening too, because I think in their minds,
Speaker 2: they really thought they were just gonna elbow everybody out
Speaker 2: of the way with just sort of the massive buying
Speaker 2: power of the United States. And now that they're like, no,
Speaker 2: fuck you, we don't give a fuck. Yeah, go do
Speaker 2: your fucking clown shit over there. And now it's not
Speaker 2: as tough as it sounds.
Speaker 1: Do you see shy bombs? How do you say your
Speaker 1: last name? In Mexico? Her letter and then the like
Speaker 1: how full that area was, Like yeah of supporters was
Speaker 1: like two hundred thousand people enthusiastically backing her through approval
Speaker 1: ratings like over eighty five. I mean, she is knocking
Speaker 1: it out of the park because she's just singling out
Speaker 1: like we can change this for this, this, for this,
Speaker 1: this for this. I think that's what's so hard about
Speaker 1: seeing Americans not leave any of the stuff. We see
Speaker 1: Nazi salutes and like I can't and then we're still
Speaker 1: like fucking mad at the senators. Why can't you stand
Speaker 1: up for something? And no one leaves their stuff. That's
Speaker 1: hard to leave. But I like seeing the Canadians like
Speaker 1: the elbows up or like targeting Bourbon or just specifically,
Speaker 1: like their whole unification has been really fascinating, Whereas like
Speaker 1: I feel like everyone here dislikes the Democrats. That should
Speaker 1: be a rallying cry, where like everyone's like we all
Speaker 1: like nobody, none of these fucking politicians are doing anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's we I think, like back like a
Speaker 2: year ago, if you said you don't like Democrats, We're like, oh,
Speaker 2: because you were a maga person. It's like, nope, because
Speaker 2: they are fucking They are doing tremendous damage to us
Speaker 2: because with their lack of action and their lack of spine,
Speaker 2: and they're on the brink of averting a government shut
Speaker 2: down because they don't want to be the bag holder,
Speaker 2: and then they're saying stuff like well, we have so
Speaker 2: many people already in pain. But it's like, dude, you
Speaker 2: are they are going doesn't matter what they are going
Speaker 2: to keep doing this shit, no matter what the fact
Speaker 2: that you're even like yeah, go ahead, and apparently they'll
Speaker 2: they said they'll keep funding it at the at the
Speaker 2: at the levels that we had, you know, in previous
Speaker 2: in the previous year. There's there's nothing that says that
Speaker 2: they're going to actually follow through on that.
Speaker 1: You know, like in any sort of situation of like crime,
Speaker 1: they are like, never go to the second location, fight, kick,
Speaker 1: do whatever the fuck you out do not ever let
Speaker 1: someone jumps in your car with a gun, like drive
Speaker 1: just be like nope, you don't have to fucking shoot
Speaker 1: me in this parking lot. I'm just going anywhere. Take
Speaker 1: the keys, throw them out the window, like do it
Speaker 1: if you're gonna just fuck But like what they are doing.
Speaker 2: As let's see where they're going with this, you know,
Speaker 2: their whole like I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't vote to shut the government down. I gotta
Speaker 1: drive out to the woods.
Speaker 3: They might harm me and also maybe there's a treat
Speaker 3: waiting for me out there.
Speaker 1: They might let me go there and do things the
Speaker 1: right way once I get there when no one's around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's really good. I mean, yeah, you're basically all
Speaker 2: the Democrats who want to act like you know, John Fetterman.
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm not going to I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be responsible for that. It's like, no, then you are
Speaker 2: in league with these people. That's what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're driving to the woods, you fucking asshole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you need me to drive? Actually, because I
Speaker 3: can do that.
Speaker 2: He's got theman's got the directions. He's like, actually, do
Speaker 2: a great spot where you can like do a summary
Speaker 2: execution in the wood.
Speaker 3: Nobody's gonna hear you shoot me in the back of the.
Speaker 1: You went to shallow Graves, dude, let me take you.
Speaker 3: Hey, let me just hit my wife real quick because
Speaker 3: she's expecting me home for dinner. Let me just like
Speaker 3: get her off my back so that nobody comes looking
Speaker 3: for me for a little while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna let me tell her real quick that
Speaker 2: I'm having second thoughts about our marriage and I'm actually
Speaker 2: leaving and I'm going to go to the phillip Beans.
Speaker 2: Don't look like weeks. Actually, should I get on my knees.
Speaker 2: Should I get in the pit first or should I
Speaker 2: do it right on the edge? So I just flop
Speaker 2: into the pit right whatever, like it's you, it's your movie,
Speaker 2: all right. They're just weirded out there, like you're in
Speaker 2: directing me. What it's like A Scorsese is a quick
Speaker 2: to me, like cry before.
Speaker 3: I feel like a nice big flop would be kind
Speaker 3: of nice, say kinetic, you know, yeah yeah, yeah, uh well,
Speaker 3: David Hansburger, such a pleasure having you on the daily zeitgeist?
Speaker 2: Where can people find you? Follow you, hear you all
Speaker 2: that good stuff.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure to be here, fellas. I'm on Blue
Speaker 1: Sky until they sell it. They're always posting the valuation.
Speaker 1: It's like seven hundred million now, so some sinister billionaires
Speaker 1: just licking their chops to do that. Yeah, but decentralize.
Speaker 1: I'm on masted on and pixel fed. I like with
Speaker 1: most social media, I'm not all that active, but David
Speaker 1: Hansburger dot com has links to like you mentioned all
Speaker 1: the things I've made, and I do a scripted sketch
Speaker 1: comedy podcast called Intercepts and you can find that through
Speaker 1: David Hunsburger dot com. As well as The Space Cave,
Speaker 1: which is like a science sit down interview podcast as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is there a work of media of any sort
Speaker 3: that you've been enjoying?
Speaker 1: Huh. So we've like I mean, when I think of
Speaker 1: like dystopian future worlds and people just sitting there melting
Speaker 1: into their chairs scrolling through when you see articles where
Speaker 1: like then Netflix has to say, no, no, we didn't
Speaker 1: do that. But the article is about how like Netflix
Speaker 1: is making second screen viewing where the plot is like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I can't believe I have to get
Speaker 1: to Rome by eight am tomorrow or else you're not
Speaker 1: going to be my girlfriend type exposition nonsense, because people
Speaker 1: aren't watching, they're just on their phone and oh what
Speaker 1: just happened? That scares me as to like where people
Speaker 1: are and that the tech companies need to keep saturating
Speaker 1: us with stuff. It sucks because so many comedians get
Speaker 1: these things, Oh my god, everyone's gonna see your stand
Speaker 1: up thing or whatever. At the same time, we're all
Speaker 1: just sitting there bleeding into our couches, like dulling our minds.
Speaker 1: So I've moved off all that shit and made it
Speaker 1: a little bit harder, and like, uh, we're using like
Speaker 1: Canopy or Hoopla or like the free library apps to
Speaker 1: just check stuff out there and watch things a little
Speaker 1: bit more intentionally. So what was the last thing I loved?
Speaker 1: Perfect Days that's available through Hoopla from Moving from twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three about a janitor in Japan, So fucking mellow
Speaker 1: quiet speaks to like the human condition. Highly recommend Perfect Days.
Speaker 3: And it sounds like good second screen viewing too, right,
Speaker 3: you could just like knock that out while you're you know,
Speaker 3: making your own content.
Speaker 1: Not really a lot of subtitles. Oh yeah, yeah, I know, gone,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, it's a jesting. Yeah. I recommend that.
Speaker 4: I thought it was good.
Speaker 1: And books the Overstory. I've been telling everyone about that.
Speaker 1: If you haven't read it, Richard Powers, it's about and
Speaker 1: if you're feeling hopeless right now too, Like think back
Speaker 1: to old growth deforestation and it wasn't like every person
Speaker 1: in the Pacific Northwest tied themselves to trees. It was
Speaker 1: like one hundred people. And then that totally changed how
Speaker 1: we moved over to Canada, and now Canada is like, well,
Speaker 1: fuck you guys, you came up here to get like
Speaker 1: twenty five percent of your lumber. But still We did
Speaker 1: change our deforesting of old growth forests because of the
Speaker 1: active work of like a handful of people. So little
Speaker 1: bits of resistance do amount to stuff. So keep fighting
Speaker 1: the good fight, folks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, amazing, Miles. Where can people find you as their
Speaker 3: working media you've been enjoying?
Speaker 2: Uh, just pretty much all the places with the act symbols,
Speaker 2: Miles of gray, fine jacket on the basketball podcast, Miles
Speaker 2: and Jack got mad Man most us. Also, I'm talking
Speaker 2: ninety day fiance on four twenty day fiance. I do
Speaker 2: like a few posts. Uh, Jack and I got to
Speaker 2: meet one of our favorite Twitter personalities over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Juniper shut out June very fantastic to meet you, and
Speaker 2: she tweeted at Chuck Shuter sorry. She posted on Blue
Speaker 2: Sky to Chuck Schumer that said, all caps, let the
Speaker 2: Republicans shut down the government, let them destroy everything, show
Speaker 2: the country how inept these people are. Your base with
Speaker 2: one hundred percent support this, and then she took a screenshot.
Speaker 2: His account blocked her after treating her after posting that shit.
Speaker 2: Because it now does sound like Chuck Schumer is also
Speaker 2: trying to get the Democrats to back the you know,
Speaker 2: the Continuing Resolution to get the budget going and not
Speaker 2: shut the government down, and again showing that these people
Speaker 2: are actually in league with them, not opposing. Gotta work together,
Speaker 2: gotta work together. And then when I used to eat
Speaker 2: with strom Thurmon and have breakfast with gerbels you know, dude,
Speaker 2: milkshakes with gerbels Man. Fuck what happened to us? His
Speaker 2: name got really hard to say after you drank milk.
Speaker 2: And then another one is from Andrew Lawrence at n
Speaker 2: d R eut E skuy not social posted because everyone's
Speaker 2: doing this new trope on Blue Sky about how like
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom's podcast is so fucking backwards because he's having
Speaker 2: all these conservatives on. So the first one says Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 2: thanks for joining us on the pod today. Now childcare
Speaker 2: is obviously difficult. Do you and do you have any suggestions?
Speaker 2: Casey Anthony, so many, there's so many ones like this
Speaker 2: when he's talking to everyone. This new construction of Blue
Speaker 2: Sky Prep Post is fantastic. So yeah, those are my
Speaker 2: two favorite books that you can get them on.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, you can find me on Twitter at Jack
Speaker 3: Underscore Brian and on Blue Sky at Jack ob The
Speaker 3: number one I like the Blue Sky Post from ed
Speaker 3: Zitron word has it Doge has terminated the five Men
Speaker 3: protecting the cursed seal that holds the five Dark.
Speaker 2: Sages and their slumber. It's from eight days, but it
Speaker 2: still feels it still feels right to me.
Speaker 3: You can find us on Twitter at daily Zeitkeeist. We're
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Speaker 3: episode wherever you're listening to it and check out the description,
Speaker 3: and there you will find the footnotes Nope, which is
Speaker 3: where we link off to the information that we talked
Speaker 3: about in today's episode. We also link off to a
Speaker 3: song that we think you might enjoy. Hey, Miles, is
Speaker 3: there a song that you think people might enjoy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was listening to a new producer named Chesco
Speaker 2: cesco H and got some you know, sort of like garage,
Speaker 2: kind of drum and bass roller kind of vibes to it,
Speaker 2: but very like uptempo and just kind of fun to
Speaker 2: listen to. This is called flump f l u MP
Speaker 2: and is by Chessco. So check this one out. It's
Speaker 2: available everywhere. But it's a good, nice little electronic. Just
Speaker 2: to get slump. I'll just get a little flump to it.
Speaker 2: Get your shoulder blades going all right.
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