Speaker 1: Here's Wheezy's fucking actual guitars, Like this is what's actually
Speaker 1: coming through, like to the board.
Speaker 2: And they were like making it sound good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's ones where like people were like, oh this
Speaker 1: is like people were like they're sweetening it up, or
Speaker 1: like had a stunt guitar player. And then there's where
Speaker 1: the ones that are just because it also set off
Speaker 1: a thing of people. Note for note trying to.
Speaker 2: Guitar.
Speaker 1: Wow, that is definitely slacks.
Speaker 2: Fred Slack.
Speaker 3: Fla, what the fuck? Yeah, that's that's nice. You're run
Speaker 3: all the day?
Speaker 1: Oh no, Wow, he's doing a reference to what's in
Speaker 1: the cup with a real Oh my god. He is
Speaker 1: so fucking he really, I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, was it that the drugs has completely
Speaker 1: ruined him or that the drugs got him to a
Speaker 1: place and then we really can't expect much more after.
Speaker 1: I'm really trying to figure out what this is, who
Speaker 1: he is, what he is? I was like, I mean
Speaker 1: it was the dreads. I was just I think because
Speaker 1: like for me, I was never really like a big
Speaker 1: Wheezy fan in that era, like in the you know,
Speaker 1: the main Carter's era. I just like every now and
Speaker 1: then people be like, oh, that bar is crazy. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's fine, Like that's like a triple on Tundra.
Speaker 2: But then yeah, real G's moving silence like Lasagnas. He'll
Speaker 2: always have that, like that's just goes in the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, period, he's kind of something. He's just somethimes
Speaker 1: like I smoke a pure L Sanitizer.
Speaker 2: It's like a bar.
Speaker 1: He said in like one of the first tracks. I'm like,
Speaker 1: this feels like even not as good for you Wayne, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Pure sanitizer. Yeah. He does the thing like where he'll
Speaker 2: like drop in the punchline like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and he definitely like made that a
Speaker 1: huge thing. And it was like, uh, you know, a
Speaker 1: trail pioneer and not a pioneer, but like, you know,
Speaker 1: popularize that kind of delivery.
Speaker 2: Pioneer and chronic Shirtlessness put a shirt on Brian such
Speaker 2: an old guy. Take damn pioneer and chronic Shirtlessness. Put
Speaker 2: some dang clothes on those things mentioned the girls he's
Speaker 2: going around with. Oh no, did you see uh do
Speaker 2: you know who chet Holmegren is? I mean I know
Speaker 2: who he is. He walked into game one with his
Speaker 2: pants like just all the way down. Why I don't
Speaker 2: know it's bringing something back. It was one of the
Speaker 2: most ridiculous no no, no, like just like the sag
Speaker 2: that people that I did in the early nineties. Yeah, ok,
Speaker 2: I'm talking Chet Holmegrin. Oh the sag that he was
Speaker 2: coming into game one because he's it just like emphasized
Speaker 2: his like pure asslessness.
Speaker 1: You know. Oh, I fucking hate Chet Holmegrin.
Speaker 2: I think I feel.
Speaker 1: Sorry for no, dude, I don't. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't even have that bro. I fucking hate this guy.
Speaker 1: I just don't like anything he's giving us ever.
Speaker 2: I mean, his name is chit, his name is Chet.
Speaker 1: I mean it was funny when I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: he looks like Abe Lincoln's Molly Dealer. I was like, perfect,
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear you talk. I just want
Speaker 1: to look at you. And then the more I hear
Speaker 1: him talk, like I said that video when he's y
Speaker 1: are my favorite books?
Speaker 2: Oh, bru. There's this video of him showing off his
Speaker 2: favorite books and they're like coffee table books with like
Speaker 2: pictures of watches and then like coffee table books with
Speaker 2: like Virgil stuff, and it's just it's giving, like you
Speaker 2: know somebody who.
Speaker 1: Just watched it, Brian, you judge for yourself. This is
Speaker 1: Chet Holmegrin. This is like a GQ vide where you're
Speaker 1: talking about shit. He can't live with that.
Speaker 2: We're moving on, oh instantly, just looking at another.
Speaker 4: One of my cute ten essentials is all of my
Speaker 4: like I call them coffee table books because a book.
Speaker 1: He talks like Donald Trump, bro we, I call it
Speaker 1: coffee table, buffy table, but something I call him by
Speaker 1: the production, by passion, the company that makes them more resolute.
Speaker 4: When I'm just kind of kicking it at the crib
Speaker 4: or I need some inspiration.
Speaker 2: I open one of these.
Speaker 1: Up, and you need inspiration for what Chet.
Speaker 4: This is like all of the different jewelry that's been
Speaker 4: in hip hop in the last like twenty years. Another
Speaker 4: reason I also loved these books is I dropped out
Speaker 4: of college, so too many words in the page kind
Speaker 4: of hurts my brain.
Speaker 2: So it's always good.
Speaker 4: When Yeah, a lot of pictures in there, which I
Speaker 4: think is pretty cool. And you know, I got all
Speaker 4: different variations of these.
Speaker 2: That one's jewelry, you got variations. I got all different
Speaker 2: variations of these, So calling different books all different variations
Speaker 2: of these. It's like he's talking about shoes or something.
Speaker 1: Not even it's like the one shoe. It's like you
Speaker 1: had air Force ones and he has.
Speaker 2: He thinks of book as a type of shoot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got all. I got other color ways to
Speaker 1: go one racing.
Speaker 2: I got a yellow book.
Speaker 1: And this pink book the other day. It's pretty cool,
Speaker 1: I mean, and it's I guess it is. There's something
Speaker 1: endearing that he knows. He's He's like I dropped out
Speaker 1: of college.
Speaker 2: I dropped out of college. So too many words to
Speaker 2: hurt my brain. It's like I was saying, like I've
Speaker 2: know I knew somebody who I got in a moped
Speaker 2: accident and like stopped their brain stopped developing at that point,
Speaker 2: like when they were like twelve. And like, I think
Speaker 2: just fame and being really good at basketball did that
Speaker 2: to this just Demolition Man. Fame is like a moped accident. Yeah,
Speaker 2: fame is like a buped accident that hits you at
Speaker 2: your Like once you stop having to like interact with
Speaker 2: the world around you in a real.
Speaker 1: Way, you just like you will not grow anymore.
Speaker 2: You're not growing anymore. You're just like and I I mean,
Speaker 2: like he's that's what happened to Gary Busey. I mean
Speaker 2: he actually got into it. He got.
Speaker 1: Yeah plus TB I.
Speaker 2: Know, yeah it did like that that video actually made
Speaker 2: me sad for real, it made.
Speaker 1: It made me sad. But then I'm like, not sad
Speaker 1: because he's fine materially, like he knows he's not like
Speaker 1: a person who has this intellect and no financial That's
Speaker 1: why I'm like, now, fuck you.
Speaker 5: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this week trend edition
Speaker 5: of Night Guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah. My name is Jacob Brian. There is mister Miles
Speaker 2: oh Man.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, Wow, what a weekend, What a end, nothing
Speaker 1: happening at all.
Speaker 2: We stopped recording right as like we stopped recording for
Speaker 2: last week, right as the Epstein tweet hit, and I
Speaker 2: didn't have somebody behind me whispering into my ear, sir,
Speaker 2: an Epstein tweet has hit. The internet just fired off
Speaker 2: an Epstein tweet. Yeah, and so yeah, I know a
Speaker 2: lot of people were like, please tell me trends. You
Speaker 2: guys recorded trends after the tweet. This is this is
Speaker 2: that we will get to.
Speaker 1: This is that we'll get to that, we'll get into
Speaker 1: the false flag operation that's happening in la as we
Speaker 1: cheez It's trying to bring martial law to the US.
Speaker 2: It's anything, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: We might even get to Lil Wayne's terrible new album.
Speaker 2: I tried to disagree, man. I Well, so I'm a
Speaker 2: big Weezer fan, both Weezy and Weezer, and they're finally
Speaker 2: together Weezy Wheezery.
Speaker 1: That feels like a twenty twelve era internet mashup album,
Speaker 1: like like a yeah easy X, yeah easy X Weezy Weezer. Anyways,
Speaker 1: a lot going on For people who don't know.
Speaker 2: Lill Wayne dropped an album that some are calling a
Speaker 2: brick and it's uh. It has a cover of just
Speaker 2: a Weezer song Straightforward when You're Run, just him saying
Speaker 2: that straightforward, except except it says sip sip instead of Anyways.
Speaker 2: This is the episode where we tell you what was
Speaker 2: trending over the weekend. But we also up top like
Speaker 2: to get to know each other ourselves a little bit
Speaker 2: better by telling you something we think is overrated, something
Speaker 2: we think is underrated. Miles, is there something that you
Speaker 2: think is overrated?
Speaker 1: Overrated? Macha, macha, macha, Sorry, sorry, y'all, it's over. Not
Speaker 1: as a drink because that ship bangs and it's wonderful.
Speaker 1: As a fucking trend, it's too much everything. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I'm sensitive as a Japanese person, and like
Speaker 1: seeing about how like this like towns are being drained
Speaker 1: of it because tourist is coming in and buying everything.
Speaker 1: But in Japan, yeah, yeah, in Japan, and just globally
Speaker 1: like there's just a craze for it now that like
Speaker 1: it's inescapable, like everywhere there's a Macha something. And then
Speaker 1: I read like like two articles that were talking about
Speaker 1: different ones just talking about CEOs and their personal lives.
Speaker 1: They were both talking about how much they love macha
Speaker 1: in it, and I was like, this is so whatever
Speaker 1: to me. I'm just saying, as the like the trend goes,
Speaker 1: we have hit peak Macha. It's done. Just go back
Speaker 1: to this body about it. Leave it for the people
Speaker 1: who really fuck with it. Let the trend die off
Speaker 1: so then the people who are into the trends can
Speaker 1: move on to whatever the next thing is, a mango
Speaker 1: nectarine or wherever the fuck is out there, and do that.
Speaker 1: Although I did have a mango nectarine this weekend, this shar.
Speaker 2: Was fucking fire mango nectarine. Yeah, yeah, those fruits don't
Speaker 2: even see I know, amazing things. We live in an
Speaker 2: age of wonders that we can't enjoy.
Speaker 1: I was going to one of these things that I
Speaker 1: like to call a farmer's market. Oh and yes, and
Speaker 1: they were like, you know, it's good when the people
Speaker 1: are like you have to try this and that. The
Speaker 1: dude just got his like buck knife out and just
Speaker 1: like sliced me off like a sliver, and I gave
Speaker 1: it to the geist child. We're both like, what the
Speaker 1: fuck is this? And he's like, oh, mango nectarine.
Speaker 2: I had a bite of a peach that made like
Speaker 2: was so juicy and so delicious that my mouth started
Speaker 2: watering so much as I took a bite of it
Speaker 2: that it overflowed my mouth like my own saliva.
Speaker 1: Like you know, sometimes it happens when you chew a
Speaker 1: piece of gum, like some gum, like it's just basic gans. Yeah. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So again, I love mata and I love I love
Speaker 1: drinking it. Just the trend. The trend. I'm not even
Speaker 1: coming at people that like it. I'm saying, as this
Speaker 1: this trend goes, it's too much. Now it's overrated. Please
Speaker 1: please put that down now and move on to the
Speaker 1: next thing.
Speaker 2: Have they done Macha oreos and Macha cheerios.
Speaker 1: I'm just kid.
Speaker 2: I feel like we're just getting started. I know that's
Speaker 2: I think you're right. I don't. This is like, this
Speaker 2: is like coffee flavored shit.
Speaker 1: To me.
Speaker 2: It's like, I like coffee. I like the effect that
Speaker 2: it produces. I like macha because it comes with like
Speaker 2: caffeination and it's like a nice relaxing thing to drink.
Speaker 2: Like flavor, I don't know, like the flavor doesn't do
Speaker 2: that much for me in other contexts. Sure, Like sure
Speaker 2: people who really ride for coffee flavored ice cream, Like
Speaker 2: my mom is so into coffee flavored ice cream. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like there's some people who are just like, yeah, the
Speaker 2: kid from Jaws.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that a thing? When we're reading about how like
Speaker 1: that was like a u or I think, at least
Speaker 1: in Japan, maybe that they really introduced coffee flavored like
Speaker 1: candies and stuff to help like create the next generation
Speaker 1: of coffee consumers because I couldn't drink coffee, so if
Speaker 1: they were in treats that they could have, you now
Speaker 1: have the taste for coffee when you're of age.
Speaker 2: That makes total sense because it's how the the tobacco
Speaker 2: industry is like approaching getting children, introducing children to ye right,
Speaker 2: nicotine is like what about this? It tastes like cotton candy.
Speaker 1: But if you smoked a battery with a straw on it,
Speaker 1: if it has full colors, I'm like, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's funny when has been taken over by the tobacco industry,
Speaker 2: so they're on the same ship. They're like, Okay, how
Speaker 2: do we.
Speaker 1: Do you ever you ever see somebody that looks too
Speaker 1: old to be vap in one of those things, oh,
Speaker 1: you know the little square battery ones that like those
Speaker 1: those tobacco vapes. I just saw someone just like it
Speaker 1: just looks so funny, Like it was the same thing
Speaker 1: as like the idea that you're talking about, those little
Speaker 1: spinny hats, Like as if this dude, this like seventy
Speaker 1: year old and his spinny hat on pull out this
Speaker 1: like fucking like multi colored so of abi.
Speaker 2: They kind of look like lip gloss, Like yeah, like highlighters,
Speaker 2: those like thick ass highlighters. Yeah, it looks like and
Speaker 2: like psycho hiding from is your dad here and you're
Speaker 2: trying not to let him know that you're vaping. My man,
Speaker 2: you're forty five.
Speaker 1: My man was fucking Joe Biden's age thing. I was
Speaker 1: like this, whatever, bro, get it, how you live. But
Speaker 1: it's just so funny to see like something clearly marketed
Speaker 1: towards young Like that's where you can tell you, like,
Speaker 1: this is clearly aimed at young people, because when I
Speaker 1: juxtapose it with an older person holding it, I'm like,
Speaker 1: this seems odd.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this seems off. My overrated is just the job
Speaker 2: of being a tennis coach. I spent some time with
Speaker 2: the French Open this weekend. There were a couple of
Speaker 2: really good matches, but Coco Golf one, Coca Golf one, Yeah, incredible,
Speaker 2: like big, big underdog, really amazing match. But we're watching,
Speaker 2: you know, my wife is like super into ten We
Speaker 2: were watching like doubles and you know, like all sorts
Speaker 2: of shit. It's just always on. And I picked up
Speaker 2: this thing that happens that I asked her about. But
Speaker 2: like when a player fucks up, they will look up
Speaker 2: into the coaching box, make eye contact with the coach
Speaker 2: and be like the fuck was that? Like when I
Speaker 2: play coach, they will act like the coach told them
Speaker 2: to do that. Yeah, they'll be like the fuck man,
Speaker 2: and if they have a bad match, it will like
Speaker 2: build throughout the match. Like I saw one player like
Speaker 2: point at someone towards the end of a match as
Speaker 2: they were like losing and be like you out of
Speaker 2: the box, like just directing people to leave the box?
Speaker 1: What did? What did your wife say? Like what is
Speaker 1: the point? What are they? They was like, it's a
Speaker 1: known thing. It's a known thing, and it's like it
Speaker 1: helps with it like gives them something to like let
Speaker 1: their emotions out with or something interesting. It's completely irrational.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, Like you can't just because.
Speaker 2: By yourself, so you need somebody to I mean some
Speaker 2: people go inward and then like start breaking rackets and ship.
Speaker 2: So like they it's just like a known thing where
Speaker 2: coaches are like yeah, you know they get mad. Like
Speaker 2: the number one women's player Sablenka is like known for
Speaker 2: just like shouting at her coaches during matches like wow,
Speaker 2: I guess I guess they're like doing some coaching in
Speaker 2: during the match, So it's you know, maybe it is
Speaker 2: maybe they're like, hey, hit it with the frame instead
Speaker 2: of the string part, right, but that's like the sort
Speaker 2: of ship that they get mad what the fuck when
Speaker 2: they like mishit a shot.
Speaker 1: And the coach just goes sorry, sorry, like it does
Speaker 1: a good coach make it feel like I know, I.
Speaker 2: Know they just stone I saw some of the most
Speaker 2: stone faced, just like mm hmm, yeah, they know, like
Speaker 2: it's it's a shot.
Speaker 1: I'd be like, no, bro, handle that ship out by
Speaker 1: your on your own. That's what this whole sport is. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not can't help you. What do you want me
Speaker 1: to do?
Speaker 2: Just a real, real intense eye roll with a jack
Speaker 2: like I did.
Speaker 1: I saw the thing like she was talking ship after
Speaker 1: she lost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the loser shut the fuck up, man, like you know,
Speaker 2: like the girl that I beat would have won today.
Speaker 2: But I yeah, she was.
Speaker 1: Just not fair. Okay, okay, well.
Speaker 2: You'll yell at your coach exactly. Well that's what she
Speaker 2: normally does, but this time, I don't know she she
Speaker 2: just took it out on she she was being a baby.
Speaker 1: Yeah okay, but I'm sure I wonder if what had
Speaker 1: anything to do if Cocoa GoF wasn't a black woman.
Speaker 1: M I don't know there, I just feel like, you know,
Speaker 1: black women women of color tend to have a hard time.
Speaker 1: I've never heard tennis. Yeah, never, such a wacky thing. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm crazy, I'm high from the weekend. Still man, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, shit.
Speaker 2: I'm still this guy must be still high. Also overrated
Speaker 2: is the cost of tennis balls.
Speaker 1: How much is it?
Speaker 2: Can now, I don't know how much, Like it's like
Speaker 2: I don't know, but something like that. Okay, I think no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm saying like they are overrating how expensive it is.
Speaker 2: They only have six balls per set. Like you know,
Speaker 2: in Major League Baseball they go through like one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty balls per they go through ton right, yea, yeah,
Speaker 2: just every time they want a new one, they just
Speaker 2: like throw one out there. Tennis, they only do six
Speaker 2: balls per set and then you like get a new
Speaker 2: round of balls after the set. But I was like, wow,
Speaker 2: they fucking they're really like conserving those balls.
Speaker 4: Oh crazy.
Speaker 2: I always thought they were like being weird when they
Speaker 2: were like checking the balls like but before they serve.
Speaker 2: But I guess that's because there are you know, they're
Speaker 2: only playing with the same six balls, so they're trying
Speaker 2: to figure kind of worn out a little bit. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 2: that's tennis corner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tennis fans were like Jesus christ Man, that's let's
Speaker 1: talking about this.
Speaker 2: Sorry, what's something you think is underrated?
Speaker 1: Underrated? A couple of things. How far Lil Wayne has
Speaker 1: fallen off? Oh man, I don't know. Again, I am not.
Speaker 1: I Also, I'll be the first to say I am
Speaker 1: not a weezy fan like a Day one fan. I
Speaker 1: grew up with Lil Wayne okay from the Cash Money days.
Speaker 1: I knew. I knew he was a young gus one.
Speaker 1: I remember all his verses from the bat Era when
Speaker 1: he did his solo shit, I was there a little
Speaker 1: bit for the ride, but I wasn't. I have friends
Speaker 1: who were like, we'll get like the Carter albums fucking
Speaker 1: tatted on their backs if they were like if Push
Speaker 1: came to show on the internet, everyone was talking shit
Speaker 1: about this new Carter six album. So I was like,
Speaker 1: I got it, Like if the internet is shit, like
Speaker 1: usually people will be like, eh, wheezy, fuck fuck with
Speaker 1: the heavy Whoa.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not this time.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm I'm listening to it, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: if I was one of these young people who like
Speaker 1: all you millennials talk about how wheezy he's the goat
Speaker 1: or whatever, and here's the new album. What the fuck
Speaker 1: is this? This probably what I would be saying, because
Speaker 1: you hear that all the time when like like rappers
Speaker 1: from the millennial heyday put an album out now that
Speaker 1: like gen Z or younger people can interact with, and
Speaker 1: like maybe that's the first time they hear an artist
Speaker 1: and like this is actually trash, Like no, it's this
Speaker 1: is not a good example. Their previous works are. So anyway,
Speaker 1: I was just kind of I didn't realize I've heard that.
Speaker 2: Wu Tang Clan sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is this? I saw their tour, only like
Speaker 1: five of them were there. But anyway, that's just an
Speaker 1: offhanded comment because I was really struggling to get through
Speaker 1: the album this morning. And the other thing that's I
Speaker 1: think is underrated going to bed early, Like and this
Speaker 1: isn't a mar this isn't a novel idea by any means, but.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of it.
Speaker 1: For me, right fucking hate doing it because I still
Speaker 1: have this like childish urge in me to be like
Speaker 1: I'm not going to bed early. I can go to
Speaker 1: bed late now because I'm forty, I still have this
Speaker 1: like very weird, childish conception of what it means to
Speaker 1: go to bed early. It's like you're in trouble, okay,
Speaker 1: And a lot of the time after the guys child
Speaker 1: goes asleep, I'm usually using a lot of that, Like
Speaker 1: I'm like reclaiming a lot of personal time, which people
Speaker 1: tend to do and be like, oh, I'm look at
Speaker 1: some shit on the internet. I'll maybe play a video
Speaker 1: game or read something whatever. But I'm slowly realizing now
Speaker 1: that that time I think I am reclaiming for myself
Speaker 1: is actually a detriment to like everything else I have
Speaker 1: think that I need to have going on, because if
Speaker 1: I sleep better, I get through the day better. I'm
Speaker 1: better at parent I'm better at patients, I'm better at
Speaker 1: just getting through the work day and not feeling like
Speaker 1: I need to take a nap or I'm like like
Speaker 1: the second I'm finished, I'm like God. So again, I'm
Speaker 1: just realizing more and more that the there isn't the
Speaker 1: trade off isn't as bad as I think it is.
Speaker 1: Fro I'm like, well, then I won't get to play
Speaker 1: the new Division two expansion that just came out, Like dude, asshole,
Speaker 1: go to sleep, Go to sleep. You'll feel much better
Speaker 1: because this weekend I had one of those things where
Speaker 1: like I had friend's birthday and I was up late. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it like stuck with me. I'm still feeling it today.
Speaker 1: And a lot of that has to do with because
Speaker 1: like I'm already like I only charge my battery to
Speaker 1: like sixty five percent. I feel like with sleep every
Speaker 1: day and now I'm like, no, I gotta take care
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 2: So you got to put it on low battery mode.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, Hell yeah. I never take it off low
Speaker 2: battery mode. I'm always switching my phone to low battery
Speaker 2: mode personally, wow, and my personal philosophy on life low
Speaker 2: battery mode.
Speaker 1: All I know you always have me switch it on
Speaker 1: for you when you can't reach your switch. Can you
Speaker 1: get it for me?
Speaker 2: All you switch this in the middle of my back
Speaker 2: for some reason.
Speaker 1: Damn you really had this put in.
Speaker 2: It is true, I mean there is. It is a
Speaker 2: real trade off though, right, like it like the personal
Speaker 2: time is you know some of the last we have
Speaker 2: so little agency, so being able to be like I
Speaker 2: get thirty minutes, right, I get to be do whatever
Speaker 2: I want.
Speaker 1: I'm going to watch all these Alex Caruso video edits.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, like for what exactly.
Speaker 1: What and like and then I have to think of myself.
Speaker 1: I'm like, did that really like make up for anything?
Speaker 1: Did that really enrich me? Or again? Am I just
Speaker 1: like sort of used to this like fucking weird ingestion
Speaker 1: of like quick content as like a thing that I
Speaker 1: think is my personal time. So anyway, it comes with
Speaker 1: like a lot of philosophical things of like what do
Speaker 1: I actually need? Yeah, because even like with parenting, man,
Speaker 1: I feel like, you know, there's like thinking about having
Speaker 1: another kid. At times, I'm like, dude, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I like, for me personally, I very much want to
Speaker 1: feel like I still I'm like holding I'm like kind
Speaker 1: of holding on to who I was before parenting, and
Speaker 1: I enjoy that person and I feel like another kid.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm just gonna let that go. And I'm
Speaker 1: like and then I become this other guy. So that's
Speaker 1: where the reclaiming of personal time thing, it's all. It's
Speaker 1: all existential. Anyway, go to bed early, folks, It's it
Speaker 1: is better for you.
Speaker 2: I've definitely had times where I was like getting to
Speaker 2: better early and then like I feel like I'm gonna
Speaker 2: rut because I'm like not getting that time you know
Speaker 2: where it's like, oh, I just like watched a movie
Speaker 2: last night, or like broke it up a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, right right right, But yeah, I think I
Speaker 2: think generally good for the body, good for the soul.
Speaker 1: But they say that's what I really had. Those moments
Speaker 1: you talk about how like being underslapped feels like you're
Speaker 1: like you're drunk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or like I.
Speaker 1: Almost like I slipped on like a stuffed animal almost
Speaker 1: fucking like like died, Like it was so bad.
Speaker 2: Just step on a stuffed animal and you find yourself
Speaker 2: just staring at the ceiling. Yeah. Two minutes later, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like I was.
Speaker 1: I felt like that's that moment in Snatch where Brad
Speaker 1: Pitt gets knocked out and he falls into like water
Speaker 1: like song by the Stranglers is playing anyway, That's a
Speaker 1: very specific movie reference.
Speaker 2: My underrated is the appeal of Mega giving like white
Speaker 2: guys something to feel persecuted over. Because there there's a
Speaker 2: story over the weekend that Brian Grazer, who's like the
Speaker 2: dude who has spiky hair, who's uh the production partner
Speaker 2: of Ron Howard, and he's like produced a bunch of
Speaker 2: like really successful movies in like the nineties. Particularly he
Speaker 2: he just announced that he voted for Trump, which, on
Speaker 2: the surface, just like further evidence the way you like
Speaker 2: get rich, you like move to another He was like
Speaker 2: a famous Democratic donor, and like this definitely cuts against
Speaker 2: his overall image. So like surface just evidence that like
Speaker 2: rich people like at a certain point they're on a
Speaker 2: different planet where everyone is just constantly trying to justify
Speaker 2: their unethical amount of wealth to themselves and each other.
Speaker 2: But in this case, I don't know. He's like the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party was fucked and had no vision, and therefore
Speaker 2: I decided to vote for full blown fascism white some yeah.
Speaker 2: But and then in the same breath, he's like voting
Speaker 2: for Trump feels like getting canceled because he's like somebody
Speaker 2: asked me if I voted for Trump, and I said
Speaker 2: I did, and they looked at me weird. My big
Speaker 2: question heading into the article is like, why would he
Speaker 2: admit he voted for Trump, Like this seems like his
Speaker 2: politics like part of what makes his career work. But
Speaker 2: I think it's I think it's that like now I'm
Speaker 2: canceled like there, you know, just the white guy's eternal
Speaker 2: quest to like turn ourselves into the victim of systemic inequality,
Speaker 2: like because that like at some level there's like a
Speaker 2: recognition that they've benefited from it. So they're always looking
Speaker 2: for like some thing to.
Speaker 1: Well, because the victor, you need the victim hood dimension
Speaker 1: to justify preserving whiteness. Yes, that's what it's always in
Speaker 1: service of. I'm engaging in active white supremacy or domination
Speaker 1: over black and brown people because like so if if
Speaker 1: that's an existential threat, now I'm justified in saying, well,
Speaker 1: this is why I have to maintain this concept of
Speaker 1: like whiteness, you know what I mean. And that's yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: Without like saying yeah, yeah, without igniting that to themselves. Instead,
Speaker 2: he's just saying, oh, I didn't like where the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party was going, so I voted for uh fat Trump,
Speaker 2: I mean, not fascism. Well yeah, it's just like I
Speaker 2: feel like it's on the same continuum with like that
Speaker 2: article we talked about a few weeks ago about like
Speaker 2: the guy who's like, my name is Chad, and that's
Speaker 2: really difficult for me, but I'm okay with it. Yeah right,
Speaker 2: But yeah, I just wonder if part of the appeal
Speaker 2: of Mega isn't that you get to feel persecuted. You know.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's again I I I think a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago, I linked off to this conversation by
Speaker 1: Ruby nell Sales. It's like an essay about whiteness. I
Speaker 1: think it's really important to read because it's a very,
Speaker 1: very like succinct breakdown of how white, how pervasive whiteness
Speaker 1: is as a cultural phenomenon, how we're all we cannot
Speaker 1: escape it. Obviously we can, we can separate ourselves from
Speaker 1: it and know when we've internalized it. But it's really
Speaker 1: it's a very interesting read to understand how this practice
Speaker 1: of whiteness is isolating for white men because it separates
Speaker 1: them from other people, because they cannot see themselves as
Speaker 1: being in community with people of color. They have to
Speaker 1: because of vascular It's a very very interesting read, and
Speaker 1: I'll link off again to the footnotes. You should really
Speaker 1: read it because it's I just this is just a
Speaker 1: really great part from it. In short, white men see themselves,
Speaker 1: despite the outward manifestations of a history of social perversity
Speaker 1: and social death, as good and kind men. Their image
Speaker 1: of themselves conflicts with how people of color know and
Speaker 1: see them. Rather than grapple with the ways that the
Speaker 1: acts of whiteness dehumanize them, they celebrate whiteness as a
Speaker 1: privilege and gift, Devoid of the ability to reflect. White
Speaker 1: men distance themselves from the meaning and truth of the
Speaker 1: dehumanizing legacy of violence and oppression that are requirements of
Speaker 1: their identity and the source of so much human carbonage.
Speaker 1: They overlook the moral nihilism that is the source of
Speaker 1: barbaric acts such as lynching, mob violence, state sanctioned violence,
Speaker 1: and chemical warfare with lead in the water of indigenous
Speaker 1: and black communities goes on. It's just a very I
Speaker 1: think there's yeah, Brian Grays are totally just doing doing
Speaker 1: what this does to people, which is I'm sure for him,
Speaker 1: he's like, it looks like it's getting away with us
Speaker 1: if we're gonna have a black woman in office and
Speaker 1: they're talking about, you know, acknowledging queer people, right, But
Speaker 1: even then, it's just like, my god, I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess nothing surprising anymore. And I think a lot of
Speaker 1: it too, is all over and over. I'm like, what's
Speaker 1: really the difference between these two parties at the end,
Speaker 1: the people talk about it, support them uncritically, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think like it's much easier to be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: so I voted Trump, and now like, I guess I'm unpopular,
Speaker 2: but I'm like telling hard truths than just facing the
Speaker 2: actual hard truths of you know what you were just reading.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, he's pushing He's pushing the boat out and
Speaker 1: being like, hey, guys, look, they're gonna cancel me, but
Speaker 1: I'm with you. So maybe it's not that bad. And
Speaker 1: maybe others too, because I think for him to have
Speaker 1: that much power, he's also trying to show other people too.
Speaker 1: It's like, hey, the waters, the waters.
Speaker 2: I'm on it, bloody. Yeah, all right, let's uh, let's
Speaker 2: take a quick break and we'll be right back. And
Speaker 2: we're back.
Speaker 1: We're back.
Speaker 2: And Thursday Friday, big days on the internet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can just take it in sequence and yeah,
Speaker 1: trying the volume up slowly. On what happened.
Speaker 2: Thursday the public break between Trump and Musk. It began
Speaker 2: with Musk talking shit about the Big Beautiful Bill BBB
Speaker 2: and during a photo op, Trump said he was very
Speaker 2: disappointed in Musk, who responded in real time on X
Speaker 2: by calling out Trump for his ingratitude. Uh and then uh.
Speaker 2: Trump claimed he would have won last year's election without
Speaker 2: Musk's money, and then Musk wrote, without me, Trump would
Speaker 2: have lost the election. Oh sick, come back just to
Speaker 2: tell like if if you were like, hey, a I
Speaker 2: say the opposite of that one. Okay, somebody was like this,
Speaker 2: this is a great showdown between the best poster of
Speaker 2: all time and the worst poster of all time. All right,
Speaker 2: Soon Musk circulated a meme of acts of Trump as
Speaker 2: a shameless liar, shows Trump telling an interviewer I have
Speaker 2: a plan to cut spending, then brandishing a piece of
Speaker 2: paper on which he's written the plan, and the plan
Speaker 2: is increased spending. Oh fucking burn dude, shit, damn easy elon,
Speaker 2: easy elon. So then Trump went on true social and
Speaker 2: said Musk had been wearing thin and Trump had asked
Speaker 2: him to leave. So now it's not like about spending,
Speaker 2: it's that Elon quote just went crazy woo. And when
Speaker 2: Trump insisted on getting rid of the electric vehicle government
Speaker 2: subsidies that help Musks Tessel the car company, which, by
Speaker 2: the way, it should be noted, not just help. It's
Speaker 2: like a big part of what his entire fortune is
Speaker 2: based on the reason he's the richest person in the
Speaker 2: world is because of like government subsidies. So Elon Musk
Speaker 2: said that was an obvious lie and so sad. Trump
Speaker 2: also somewhere in here was like, guys, got a problem,
Speaker 2: very sad. So they're doing the like, I actually feel
Speaker 2: sorry for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, oh my god, sorry to my haters. It
Speaker 1: must be hard for you.
Speaker 2: Then Trump posted, so Trump posted that that Musk went
Speaker 2: crazy at two thirty seven PM, followed it up with
Speaker 2: the threat, the easiest way to save money in our
Speaker 2: budget billions and billions of dollars. He's really on a
Speaker 2: b alliteration thing right now is to terminate Elon's governmental
Speaker 2: subsidies and contracts. And again the to make it clear
Speaker 2: what this is all about. That is the point at
Speaker 2: which Elon dropped his quote really big bomb that everybody
Speaker 2: kind of knew about already, His claim that one of
Speaker 2: Trump's broken promises, the pledge to reveal declassified Epstein files,
Speaker 2: hadn't happened because Trump quote is in the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: That is the real reason they have not been made public.
Speaker 1: What dum, did you really just say that?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 1: My Donald Trump hold on the one that's been photographed
Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: And the guy I voted for because I'm a fucking rebel.
Speaker 1: A lot of people were like, dude, if you knew that,
Speaker 1: why are you fucking with him? He went from he
Speaker 1: went from being like I got this guy elected single
Speaker 1: handedly to be like he's a pedophile and I've known
Speaker 1: it all problem. Why why? Yeah? That was like I
Speaker 1: think that's when you were like, all right, do we
Speaker 1: need to like fire up the fucking machine again? And
Speaker 1: I was like, it's either doing on Friday. I was like,
Speaker 1: it's either gonna explode even further or it's gonna fucking
Speaker 1: fizzle out. And then all this other shit started going
Speaker 1: down because while that's happening too, we had on Friday
Speaker 1: right because this is there, they keep going back and
Speaker 1: forth seeing like, you know, must at that point started
Speaker 1: deleting stuff. I think by the end of the day Friday,
Speaker 1: like the Epstein shit, when they're like, oh, okay, so
Speaker 1: maybe he had a little too much dip on his
Speaker 1: chip there.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then when that's when we also started seeing simultaneously
Speaker 1: in LA that these ice raids were happening, specifically in
Speaker 1: like South La Paramount area where they went after like
Speaker 1: a couple home depots, a garment business, a donut shop,
Speaker 1: and the spoons came out and started just dragging people out,
Speaker 1: cuffing them, whisking them off, and once protester, once obviously activist,
Speaker 1: the community people around there found out now you got
Speaker 1: a protest because people came out into the streets and
Speaker 1: protect their family and neighbors, because it's not just like, hey,
Speaker 1: it's time to fucking put our picket signs up there,
Speaker 1: like they're taking who okay, well this no, this is
Speaker 1: our community. So ICE had to then call the LAPD
Speaker 1: for help, and then shit really starts escalating from their
Speaker 1: protests at the Federal building and the main detention facility
Speaker 1: where a lot of these innocent people are being detained
Speaker 1: in downtown started popping up. And if you remember last week,
Speaker 1: we talked about how Stephen Miller was crying to his
Speaker 1: wanna be gestapo goons that they weren't arresting enough people,
Speaker 1: and he's like, you need to be arresting three thousand
Speaker 1: people a day and that they need to quote get creative.
Speaker 1: And then we started seeing things like they fucking rated
Speaker 1: an elementary school graduation and were physically separating children from
Speaker 1: their parents at their elementary graduation because again, a lot
Speaker 1: of this whole thing was we're going after the worst criminals,
Speaker 1: the most violent, despicable pieces as shit you don't want
Speaker 1: living here. But again, these people are going after like
Speaker 1: people who are on like documented taxpayers because of their
Speaker 1: jobs and being like, ah, whatever, well, the easiest thing
Speaker 1: is just to go through this list of people who
Speaker 1: are paying taxes and abiding by the law and just
Speaker 1: pulling up to their workplace because we'll know they'll be
Speaker 1: there or where their kids go to school or where
Speaker 1: they go to school. And so again, La, a city
Speaker 1: fucking built on immigrants, a place that attracts people from
Speaker 1: all over the world, wasn't having it. Most of us
Speaker 1: that grew up here have very close ties to immigrant communities,
Speaker 1: whether you actually are part of that community or not,
Speaker 1: or whether or not your neighbors, that's just part of La.
Speaker 1: You have friends who are Mexican, from El Salvador, from Guatemala,
Speaker 1: from everywhere, Armenia, Thailand, It's just what La is. So
Speaker 1: you know, all of this energy that's sort of like natural,
Speaker 1: like the stress that people are feeling about Ice raids.
Speaker 1: That's pretty It felt pretty intensely in Los Angeles because
Speaker 1: we have a huge under documented population and many people
Speaker 1: again are descending from immigrants. And I've got friends who
Speaker 1: are completely just filled with existential dread because of like
Speaker 1: the wonky levels of paperwork that have happened with immigration.
Speaker 1: I have friends who are on green cards. We're wondering,
Speaker 1: like do I a life as I know it's going
Speaker 1: to get completely blown up when I'm sent back to
Speaker 1: where I've completely made a life here that I saw
Speaker 1: myself living. So a lot of this is being felt.
Speaker 1: So when we see ice raids, the response is going
Speaker 1: to be to naturally protect our loved ones. Not again
Speaker 1: how Donald Trump is trying to frame all of this
Speaker 1: in his like false flag thing here as if immigrant
Speaker 1: goon squads are destroying the city for the hell of invasion.
Speaker 2: He's using invasion as the wording.
Speaker 1: Around and again La. So now he wants to make
Speaker 1: an example out of LA because he knows that this
Speaker 1: city doesn't hide. So he's embarking on this bullshit false
Speaker 1: flag can paign for two reasons. One warn other cities
Speaker 1: that he will conduct a military siege on your town
Speaker 1: if you don't cooperate with the illegal kidnapping of people.
Speaker 1: And two to begin to really set A lot of
Speaker 1: people are saying this, and it's very true, set the
Speaker 1: formal groundwork for a full on military police state, because
Speaker 1: it always it can't just start with, well, we're gonna
Speaker 1: bad up our own citizens. No, it's got to be
Speaker 1: we're going to bat up these immigrant people first. But
Speaker 1: now you have the infrastructure for the military to do
Speaker 1: raids on fucking homes, businesses, whatever. And this is what
Speaker 1: Trump has said and what Project twenty twenty five has
Speaker 1: stated from the beginning. So this is a very very
Speaker 1: big moment. I think, yes, rightfully, there should be a
Speaker 1: lot of outrage over the ice raids. But what I
Speaker 1: think is also very grim is to see what Trump
Speaker 1: is talking about, because he's already saying I'm activating the
Speaker 1: National Guard under like these like these very stupid, narrowly
Speaker 1: used clauses to try and get just a bit closer
Speaker 1: to the insurrection, which is what he wants to do.
Speaker 1: And he'll that's why a lot of yeah, yeah, don't
Speaker 1: don't give him the fucking optics for it. But at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, we have people fighting for
Speaker 1: their existence, and I don't know how else it's going
Speaker 1: to happen, because these people aren't the ones being violent,
Speaker 1: they're peacefully protesting. It's that they send these FEDS in
Speaker 1: and the police in that attack them and then create
Speaker 1: the chaos that they then roll the cameras on and
Speaker 1: say look out of control.
Speaker 2: LA's yeah. Yeah. I feel like some important contexts that's
Speaker 2: been missing from a lot of the reporting because the
Speaker 2: mainstream media has like come around using the word brutal
Speaker 2: about the raids, but I feel like they're not specifically
Speaker 2: saying like also like sloppy and racist, Like they're just
Speaker 2: going they're walking up to brown people and arresting them
Speaker 2: if they don't have evidence of citizenship on them, like
Speaker 2: they're going to a DMV appointment.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: A judge in April had to issue a ruling saying
Speaker 2: like you couldn't just stop people with that direct suspicion
Speaker 2: that they were or committing a crime in any way.
Speaker 2: This is a direct quote. You just can't walk up
Speaker 2: to people with brown skin and say give me your papers.
Speaker 2: US District Court Judge Jennifer el Thurston said during a
Speaker 2: Monday hearing in Fresno after the January sweep. So this
Speaker 2: is in response to a sweep in January. The man
Speaker 2: who led it, Chief Patrol agent Gregory Bovino. It's always
Speaker 2: like Bongino. Bovino said his agent specifically targeted people with
Speaker 2: criminal and immigration histories. However, a cow Matters investigation revealed
Speaker 2: that the Border Patrol had no criminal or immigration history
Speaker 2: on seventy seven of the seventy eight people it arrested.
Speaker 2: Seventy seven of seventy eight. They're just arresting brown people.
Speaker 1: Same when they said those people are in trend de Aragua,
Speaker 1: that gang, and they're like, wow, we have Revannah. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: we don't have any evidence. But again, this is because
Speaker 1: we are in a fucking completely new era now with
Speaker 1: just total fucking no breaks fascism, where we're just scooping
Speaker 1: fucking anyone off tit with no due process and you
Speaker 1: don't know where you've gone. And they're expanding detention centers there,
Speaker 1: they're the infrastructure is growing for this kind of thing.
Speaker 1: And that's what's so fucking scary about this. And you know,
Speaker 1: I just want people to know, la is fine, la
Speaker 1: is wonderful, it's beautiful. We're going through a lot right now.
Speaker 1: We already have the production industry going down, is already
Speaker 1: causing a lot of financial hardship for people in this city.
Speaker 1: But we're not being terrorized by people who aren't from here.
Speaker 1: To the contrary, the city is amazing because of everybody
Speaker 1: who comes from all over the world and don't give
Speaker 1: a fuck about papers. These people like this. This is
Speaker 1: what's so infuriating is that for people who don't maybe
Speaker 1: don't have any experience with like a flourishing immigrant communities
Speaker 1: around you, or just people who are not American, it's
Speaker 1: easy to just take the mainstream media sort of narrative
Speaker 1: and be like, oh god, it's I guess it's gotten
Speaker 1: so bad that they're rioting.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: No, it's not that they're rioting, and that's not what's happening.
Speaker 1: The riots. Check look at the history nineteen ninety that
Speaker 1: was a fucking riot ninety two. Yeah, okay, this is
Speaker 1: These are peaceful protests with people being antagonized violently by
Speaker 1: the police. And I know this is the pretext that
Speaker 1: Trump needs to say, this is out of control. Now
Speaker 1: we need to quote liberate Los Angeles, but we only
Speaker 1: need to be liberated from this federal police presence. That's here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're fine, we're fine, And then the National Guard was
Speaker 1: called in. Trump tried to claim that the National Guard
Speaker 1: like handled everything. They didn't. That's not what happened. But
Speaker 1: now we do have, like, you know, the national Guards. Here,
Speaker 1: they're saying there's five hundred marines on standby and twenty
Speaker 1: nine palms to come to the city if needed, and yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just escalation after escalation, and it's coming from Yeah,
Speaker 1: this isn't the.
Speaker 2: U nine normals, Like an administration using fucking marines on
Speaker 2: civilians is unprecedent, Like the national Guard thing like you mentioned,
Speaker 2: unprecedent like that was used briefly during the Rodney King
Speaker 2: riots in ninety two with the approval like at the
Speaker 2: request of the governor. And before that, the last time
Speaker 2: a state national guard was federalized was when Eisenhower took
Speaker 2: over Arkansas the Arkansas National Guard in order to protect
Speaker 2: black school children attempting to attend a newly integrated school.
Speaker 2: So that's the history. And now they're already doing that
Speaker 2: and trying to ramp it up to like bring in
Speaker 2: the fucking marines. But it is like, this is what
Speaker 2: he said he was going to do, like from day one,
Speaker 2: he said the military or National Guard should be deployed
Speaker 2: against opponents that he called the enemy within when the
Speaker 2: election takes place on November five. Yeah, it should be
Speaker 2: very easily handled if necessary, but by the National Guard
Speaker 2: or if really necessary, by the military, because they can't
Speaker 2: let that happen.
Speaker 1: So there's also quotes from him, like he talked about
Speaker 1: like Tianneman Square and he's like, they can him in
Speaker 1: with the army and they put that down real quick.
Speaker 2: It was really beautiful.
Speaker 1: And you know that's what he's been wanting to do
Speaker 1: this since twenty twenty, you know, when when the when
Speaker 1: protesters filled the streets after George Floyd's murder. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I think now he's really like it's it's really interesting too,
Speaker 1: the timing of it. I mean, obviously this was all
Speaker 1: four told in Project twenty twenty five in his own words,
Speaker 1: but like it's like coinciding with the frustration over the
Speaker 1: big beautiful bill starting to kind of get slowed down
Speaker 1: more kind of like tariff uncertainty, and then Musk being
Speaker 1: like you're in the Epstein files right that then it's
Speaker 1: like boom boom boom boom boom boom boom, boom boom.
Speaker 2: Yeah it needs a big violent wins, yeah to.
Speaker 1: Feel feel really good. And you know, protests are ongoing.
Speaker 1: People want Ice out of this fucking city, and yeah
Speaker 1: for good fucking reason. So uh, I think the thing
Speaker 1: that's really now what we're going to see is what
Speaker 1: exactly how long term this presence is because it's based
Speaker 1: on like his little residential decree he made about like
Speaker 1: that he could federalize the National Guard fucking anywhere. It
Speaker 1: seems like it can be open ended, and and I'm
Speaker 1: just like, so when I have then you like look around,
Speaker 1: You're like, what are the what are the California Democrats saying?
Speaker 1: And Adam Schiff is like, oh boy, this is not good.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't don't don't give Trump what he wants. Folks,
Speaker 1: It's like yeah, my god, yeah yeah what are you doing? Man?
Speaker 1: Like this is this is serious shit and we're we're
Speaker 1: I mean again, the real leadership is coming from the
Speaker 1: communities and people, you know, looking out for each other.
Speaker 1: And I think the one example that will be made
Speaker 1: to other cities is that, you know what, when people
Speaker 1: care enough about their community, it's possible to resist. We
Speaker 1: saw people pushing Ice back We've seen it in other cities.
Speaker 1: You saw it in New York. You see protests sprouting
Speaker 1: up in solidarity across the country. This isn't a thing
Speaker 1: that just affects la likes.
Speaker 2: Just a small group of like neighbors in San Diego
Speaker 2: like that that was crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just a thing. This is just I think
Speaker 1: this is one of those things too. People don't realize
Speaker 1: how connected we are to the idea of people coming
Speaker 1: from another place. I'm sure in places that are very just,
Speaker 1: you know, not diverse, sure people's thinking might be different.
Speaker 1: But these other cities, these bigger cities, this you know,
Speaker 1: and even in smaller ones, this is just this is
Speaker 1: just a human thing. Like you might see somebody like,
Speaker 1: why are they fucking taking my neighbor for fucking what
Speaker 1: reason aside from what oh his like. And I think
Speaker 1: that's the problem that the administration is having in terms
Speaker 1: of messaging, because all the polling is like, we're like
Speaker 1: the immigration thing. His handling of it polls well until
Speaker 1: they say, well what about innocent people? They get pulled
Speaker 1: away who aren't criminals, and they're like, well, no, don't
Speaker 1: do that. We're fine with the stated goal of the administration,
Speaker 1: which was the bad criminals, the murderers. Then they say, well,
Speaker 1: what about people who haven't committed crimes? Are like, well, no,
Speaker 1: not bad at all. That's you know, the support for
Speaker 1: that drops precipitously, and you know they're just going to
Speaker 1: keep going and want to just create this fear and anxiety.
Speaker 1: TMZ is already do. Tmzs so fucking backwards. They're like
Speaker 1: posting shit of like the chaos unfolding in LA from protesters.
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, of course, I mean because they're a right
Speaker 1: wing rag basically anyway, but please just be please just
Speaker 1: note that the media is still back on their bullshit
Speaker 1: of being like violent protesters. The protesters are not violent,
Speaker 1: the police are violent.
Speaker 2: Let's take a quick break, we'll come back, and we're back.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 2: How about a little palate cleanser, And by palate cleanser,
Speaker 2: I mean something that we both drank during the commercial break,
Speaker 2: just to like kind of even fucking world.
Speaker 1: Just the zeitgeist is so fucking weird now. It was
Speaker 1: one thing October of twenty seventeen, simpler times, Jack for you,
Speaker 1: and I know it was just wrapping their minds around
Speaker 1: the Trump administration now at a time yeah, militarized police
Speaker 1: State and Sidney Sweeney's bathwater.
Speaker 2: Soap Doctor Squatch. So it was recently. Now the Doctor Squatch,
Speaker 2: which is a soap company and not an eighty sitcom
Speaker 2: where Bigfoot goes to medical school. Doctor Squatch will be
Speaker 2: selling a soap infused with Sidney Sweeney's bathwater.
Speaker 1: I remember when the announcement came out last week. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I was like, Jack, there's Sidney Sweeney's selling a bat
Speaker 1: We'll just forget it. We don't even need to talk
Speaker 1: about this.
Speaker 2: We need to because it's sold out in point zero.
Speaker 2: It crashed the site and sold out in point zero
Speaker 2: one seconds. Wow, which wow, yeah, wow, this is there
Speaker 2: is a precedent for this. Bell Delphine, who's like a
Speaker 2: famous YouTube personality, has also sold just straight like shots
Speaker 2: of her bathwater to people.
Speaker 1: Gamer girl bathwater, I remember that. Yeah, not for drinking though.
Speaker 1: They said it was a novelty, right, so if if
Speaker 1: you get Jardia, it's not it's not on her.
Speaker 2: In both cases, the idea came from the comment section,
Speaker 2: So it's just it's fucking desperately lonely people being like
Speaker 2: I could I have your bath water?
Speaker 1: I drink your bath water.
Speaker 2: Literally, people are always joking about this, and do you
Speaker 2: think that this.
Speaker 1: Is where I'm like, this is where I'm having real
Speaker 1: trouble of Like when does the stupid, like fake metaphor
Speaker 1: line become a literal act that people engage in, because
Speaker 1: it's always like I'll drink your bath.
Speaker 2: Water, right, but now, low loll, I would drink your
Speaker 2: bath water?
Speaker 1: Low Lol? Well, I mean, like, how much of it
Speaker 1: can I get? Right? You have to do it all
Speaker 1: at once, I do. I would do it, Edward, forty
Speaker 1: hands of your bath water. Yikes. But like, so this
Speaker 1: is it's a doctor, this isn't Did this one come
Speaker 1: from the comment section for Sweeney's bathwater.
Speaker 2: I think she did say, like, people are always joking
Speaker 2: that they would drink my bath water. This is a
Speaker 2: really fun full circle moment because fans always joke about
Speaker 2: wanting my bath water. She continued, I was like, this
Speaker 2: is just such a cool way to have a conversation
Speaker 2: with the audience and give them what they want.
Speaker 1: You know, people they.
Speaker 2: Which is to consume your bath.
Speaker 1: Your bath water and whatever that means to them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, just bathing your bathwater. Maybe that's all it is.
Speaker 1: I so eight dollars a bar is what it's sold
Speaker 1: for online and now the reseller market.
Speaker 2: The real mistake they made is the price point. It
Speaker 2: sounds like, yeah, fucked up. Yeah, they'd have been selling
Speaker 2: that thing eight k.
Speaker 1: Honestly, that's really how here's it. I'm like, I'm like,
Speaker 1: how that's where I'm now. I'm like, okay, Like whatever, Sidney,
Speaker 1: you do whatever. If you want to sell them the
Speaker 1: bar soap with your bathwater, do so, what's your cut?
Speaker 1: I hope you get a significant cut because it's your
Speaker 1: damn bathwater there. I hope you're not just doing it,
Speaker 1: you know, for some weak money.
Speaker 2: I hope big doctor Squatch is not taking all the
Speaker 2: money Big.
Speaker 1: Squatch dude, the profits.
Speaker 2: What is the fucking like market research that they have
Speaker 2: that just says, like sasquatch anything is cool, Like it's
Speaker 2: that there must be some study that was done because
Speaker 2: it's like jerky coffee, cocktails, clothing, Like there's so many
Speaker 2: different now soap to jack off with. There's so many
Speaker 2: different products that are like Sasquatch branded. Yeah I don't
Speaker 2: and like none of them ever seem to like fully
Speaker 2: like take off and like be a huge monster Hilter
Speaker 2: Squatch is pretty big because I feel like I see
Speaker 2: Doctor Swatch massive.
Speaker 1: I feel like I see them sponsor a lot of YouTubers.
Speaker 1: That's what I at it. I thought it was a joke.
Speaker 1: Liked today's sponsor, Doctor Squatch. I'm like doctor Squatch, but
Speaker 1: I think Squatch code it. That's just a way you
Speaker 1: get men to be okay with touching their buttholes and
Speaker 1: penises with soap. Dude, doctor Squatch man to steak with. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I use doctor Squatch down there. Sure. Man, if you
Speaker 1: need a cartoon character Harriet Cryptid to help you be
Speaker 1: okay with buying soap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that is a real Internet thing. Like
Speaker 2: is it gay to wash your own legs and butt?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah, doctor Squatch said it's cool if Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: says it's cool anyways, Now being resold on eBay for
Speaker 1: as much as two thousand dollars, although I think like
Speaker 1: most of them are being sold for around two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty dollars, which sounds like that's what the what
Speaker 1: the price point should have been here?
Speaker 2: Eight dollars was is a mistake.
Speaker 1: I mean, you see look Sydney. Next one up the
Speaker 1: Annie sell like your whatever do or do another round
Speaker 1: of this soap but charge like fucking five grand a
Speaker 1: bar and have it all towards charity. And you'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: bro whatever. Yeah, They're like, there's not even my fucking
Speaker 1: bathwater in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah there's uh. I mean, this is a market that
Speaker 2: I've not Like we had somebody read an article on
Speaker 2: Cracked about there like being able to have a really
Speaker 2: nice side hustle by like selling their underwear on Reddit,
Speaker 2: Like there's there's been people out here to get this ship.
Speaker 1: Got lost in the sauce selling her underwear, and she
Speaker 1: was like, it's such good money, I'm losing my motivation
Speaker 1: to do what I actually was trying to do when
Speaker 1: I started doing this to make ends meet, right, and
Speaker 1: then was like finally like no, no, I gotta like
Speaker 1: I'm like I was trying to get my master's here.
Speaker 1: I need to go get that done. Yeah. She's doing
Speaker 1: great things, big things, big things, big and only a
Speaker 1: little bit of debt. But thank you to all the
Speaker 1: custies that the dusties.
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