Speaker 1: Just start cutting the sleeves off my shirts before I record,
Speaker 1: so that I can just have full range of motion.
Speaker 2: You know, should rip them off like Hule cod Back Dice, Obrian.
Speaker 1: Dice, the Dice Man. We have a lot in common.
Speaker 1: A lot of people have made that comparison before I should.
Speaker 1: I should and would rip them off like hul Cogan
Speaker 1: in the sense that it would take me forty five
Speaker 1: to fifty seconds to rip them off, and it would
Speaker 1: look shitty, It would look really.
Speaker 3: Really more sleeves underneath too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just more sacks all the way down.
Speaker 2: Sleeves, sleeves all the way down.
Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season three, seventy three,
Speaker 1: Episode three of Dirty's I Guys Stay production of iHeart Radio.
Speaker 1: This is a podcast we take a deep dive into
Speaker 1: America's share consciousness. It's Wednesday, January twenty ninth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Holy shit? Is it ever? January twenty ninth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: My name's Jack O'Brien. AKA. If you're starting communes there
Speaker 1: lessons my son, you don't want to be wake Midsummer
Speaker 1: Act one hit me. That is courtesy of housey On
Speaker 1: Saladin reference to ninety nine problems. And also my kids
Speaker 1: like really have like fond memories anytime we're like at
Speaker 1: a big group thing where we just like hang out
Speaker 1: with a bunch of people. And I'm suggesting that the
Speaker 1: children may in fact crave the communes. After all, they
Speaker 1: might they might want to be back in more of
Speaker 1: a tribal setting than just like single family homes. I
Speaker 1: just I remember that from when I was a kid too,
Speaker 1: just like, get me out of here, get me out
Speaker 1: of this house, just put me. I would rather be
Speaker 1: in a stranger's house, like a sleep I will do
Speaker 1: a sleepover at the house of a person who I
Speaker 1: don't care for, just to be like in with other people,
Speaker 1: you know. Anyways, I'm thrilled to be joined by a
Speaker 1: very special guest co host, very funny stand up comedian, writer, actor, improviser,
Speaker 1: biomedical engineer. It's Polibal.
Speaker 2: Hey guys, it's me Miles.
Speaker 1: Actually, Oh my god, that is such a good impression. Thought,
Speaker 1: are people getting mad at you for being his like because.
Speaker 2: It suggest I did burn down his house? And you know,
Speaker 2: you've never seen me in Miles' house in the same space,
Speaker 2: so maybe I did.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about who did and it's not pology.
Speaker 1: That would be an amazing fucking plot twist like that
Speaker 1: would be That would be a Howie Mandel podcast level
Speaker 1: plot twist if we had you on and then had
Speaker 1: a story in which we revealed that you, in fact
Speaker 1: were responsible for the Los Angeles fires. But uh no,
Speaker 1: spoiler alert, it was private equity. Once again, did everybody
Speaker 1: see the Howie Mandel podcast clip of Bill Burr and
Speaker 1: Billy Corgan. No, Let's introduce our guests, and then I
Speaker 1: want to I want to tell the story just because
Speaker 1: it's I think a lot of people have seen it,
Speaker 1: and I don't think anybody knows what to make, like
Speaker 1: if it's a bit or not. But first, Paul, once again,
Speaker 1: this is this is a pairing we like so much
Speaker 1: that you guys guessed I need at least every other
Speaker 1: to be this guest in our third seat. The creator
Speaker 1: of Red dot Comics. You can go to Patreon right
Speaker 1: now to gain access to her tastefully and appropriate work.
Speaker 1: Please welcome back to the show. It's camp window.
Speaker 3: A aka the carpet matches the drapes, because I guy.
Speaker 4: Both that's how it's done.
Speaker 2: I asked for help for an aka this morning that
Speaker 2: was the best to go.
Speaker 1: That was good. Well, welcome to whoever helped you? Did
Speaker 1: I say, who helped me on mine? That was on
Speaker 1: salad Shout out to hous on Salad in the aka
Speaker 1: discord doing the Lord's Work, The Lord's Work. This is
Speaker 1: a podcast about Christ and his good works and the fires.
Speaker 2: If we didn't shift hard praising the Lord. I keep
Speaker 2: trying to do a joke in stand up about how
Speaker 2: it's the fires happened because I'm just like so gay
Speaker 2: and nobody likes it.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to hear that.
Speaker 4: Nobody wants to hear how except that one guy in
Speaker 4: a cool way, so that one guy who is on
Speaker 4: the local news being like, I why is there those fires?
Speaker 1: Though I think it's because people are gay anyways, that
Speaker 1: that guy a true hero. The Howie Mandel podcast is
Speaker 1: he has Bill Burro on. Seems like it's very standard,
Speaker 1: you know, comedian interview, comedian podcast. And then Billy Corgan
Speaker 1: shows up and suddenly I Bill Burr is like, uh,
Speaker 1: I knew you were gonna fucking do this. Like rather
Speaker 1: than being like, oh, Billy Corrigan, lead singer of the
Speaker 1: Spashion Pumpkins, that's cool, He's like oh Jesus Christ. I'm like, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: they have history, and do they ever It's revealed over
Speaker 1: the course of the interview that there's a suspicion that
Speaker 1: they have the same father, that like Bill Burr's father
Speaker 1: was a traveling salesman and they pumpkins across the Great Nation.
Speaker 1: And Bilber's so funny and mean about it. He's just like,
Speaker 1: do you ever think that maybe, like I had, I
Speaker 1: don't talk about this all the time because I don't
Speaker 1: want to, but Howie Mandel is a complete He's just like,
Speaker 1: what what's wrong. I'm just, you know, playing dumb Billy
Speaker 1: Corgan seems very uncomfortable. But yeah, it's they like they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we think he named us both Bill so he wouldn't
Speaker 1: like get us mixed up and wouldn't Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wait is that like a legit?
Speaker 1: That's the question that everybody asks right away. I've found
Speaker 1: both side. I've found people being like, well, you can
Speaker 1: see on Twitter or you can see on Wikipedia that
Speaker 1: like Billy Corgan's dad is a different name or something
Speaker 1: like that. But it just the way it's played like
Speaker 1: it it feels like a weird. If it's a bit
Speaker 1: it's like Bill the first Bill Burr bit that I've
Speaker 1: ever been like, huh you know.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, like didn't get that.
Speaker 1: It was a bit yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well Billy Corgan is one year older than Bill Burr,
Speaker 2: so that's his big.
Speaker 1: Broa dude, hey, big brother. He just immediately started Billy
Speaker 1: Billy Corgan's a big Cubs fan, and he just immediately
Speaker 1: starts shitting on the Cubs, which, again, Bill Burr is
Speaker 1: on a roll. Guy cannot do any wrong my book,
Speaker 1: or are you gonna say camp Oh, they.
Speaker 3: Just need to take a twenty three in me, just
Speaker 3: do it all.
Speaker 2: I know. It was like why didn't how we like,
Speaker 2: I know he's like a germaphobe, but just like grab
Speaker 2: one of the mugs they drink out of.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, exactly do the detective work man. This
Speaker 1: is what you do. You should Okay, you set that
Speaker 1: situation up. Yes, it's uncomfortable. If you were a true
Speaker 1: showman who had learned the lesson of deal or no
Speaker 1: deal and the importance of a big reveal. You have
Speaker 1: a model standing with a briefcase nearby. You say, actually,
Speaker 1: the last time you were both on, I did snag
Speaker 1: your coffee cups and send them to twenty three at
Speaker 1: me and in that briefcase, I have the answer are
Speaker 1: you or are you not? Brothers? And then you know
Speaker 1: that that's entertainment, baby, that's prestige casting. To quote Anna
Speaker 1: Josy in a way that she's gonna be very mad about.
Speaker 1: But it's that that would have been something. So my
Speaker 1: overall takeaway, I don't know if it's like been factually proven,
Speaker 1: if it's just a suspicion that Bill Burr would just
Speaker 1: rather not like look into her talk about. Main my
Speaker 1: main takeaway is Howie Mandel is a bigger asshole when
Speaker 1: I was giving him credit for for doing that, but
Speaker 1: that is so funny.
Speaker 2: And it's also like, who has the balls to piss
Speaker 2: off Bill Burr? I know, right who would?
Speaker 3: There's no taking it back. I know, there's no what
Speaker 3: taking it back? If you're recording with Bill Burr, that's
Speaker 3: there forever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody, A lot of people are gonna watch this,
Speaker 1: and he knew that and that's probably why he did
Speaker 1: it to launch the How He Cast or whatever the
Speaker 1: fuck his podcast is called. Anyways, Kim, it's wonderful having
Speaker 1: you here. We're gonna get to know you a little
Speaker 1: bit better in a moment.
Speaker 2: By bringing out your long loss Bill Burg.
Speaker 1: Yeah, also Bill Burr Bilberg. His dad was fucking all right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk. We're going to do a speed run
Speaker 1: through some stories here, but we've got one that I
Speaker 1: feel like we need to take our time with up top.
Speaker 1: This investigation from Matt Stoller in the newsletter Big, not
Speaker 1: connected to the eighties comedy about a woman inadvertently becomes
Speaker 1: a sex offender due to carnival magic, but it's just
Speaker 1: the Big Newsletter where he looks into the relationship between
Speaker 1: private equity and the Los Angeles fires. Private equity is
Speaker 1: a cancer on this country, is making crippling a lot
Speaker 1: of our society. And you know, we've been talking about
Speaker 1: it for a while, and sure enough, their fingerprints were
Speaker 1: all over what happened in La. So we'll talk about that. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, the Trump like as with the first administration,
Speaker 1: more so than the first administration, it's just a fucking
Speaker 1: fire hose.
Speaker 4: Of bad whoa fire hose, yes, a fire hose that
Speaker 4: this this fire hose was not purchased and made to
Speaker 4: cost a million dollars by private equity, unlike the fire
Speaker 4: hoses in Los Angeles but just a non stop.
Speaker 1: Fire hose of bullshit. So we'll just we'll try and
Speaker 1: do a speed run through a handful of the latest things,
Speaker 1: such as the pause on spending, which we talked about
Speaker 1: a little bit on yesterday's trending, his like trade war
Speaker 1: with Columbia, which he spelled with a U instead of
Speaker 1: he spelled it like Columbia University in the executive like statement.
Speaker 2: But if he went through with it and just stopped
Speaker 2: trading with Columbia University.
Speaker 1: Columbia University, that's what we met.
Speaker 2: I meant to do that protest or whatever.
Speaker 1: I actually this was the first time that I learned
Speaker 1: that they're spelled differently. So I'm a fucking idiot. But
Speaker 1: you know, I'm also not the president. I don't have
Speaker 1: a presidential cabinet of people, you know, fact checking or
Speaker 1: spell checking.
Speaker 2: You're my president.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, thank you so much, Polly. I've been
Speaker 1: waiting for somebody to say that to me.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to keep this job.
Speaker 1: This is the way shit is right now. I just
Speaker 1: got to tell people there, you're president. To keep your job.
Speaker 1: We'll tell the doomsday clock to fuck off because it
Speaker 1: keeps coming with needless updates. We'll talk about a church
Speaker 1: or a shark that gave virgin birth a bunch of shit,
Speaker 1: all of that, plenty more. But first, Kim, we do
Speaker 1: like to ask our guest, what is something from your
Speaker 1: search history that's revealing about who you are?
Speaker 3: Bath pillows? I like taking bubble baths and my neck
Speaker 3: hurts and I want a pillow.
Speaker 1: Okay, and how are we achieving this? Is it with
Speaker 1: a giant sponge right now?
Speaker 3: It's just to fold it up towel that gets really wet,
Speaker 3: and it's just annoying to deal with afterwards, and I
Speaker 3: just want to relax. So I looked up just like
Speaker 3: bath pillows, but they suck.
Speaker 2: So I'm going with a pool toy. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: have that. Yeah, keep it whimsical, keep.
Speaker 1: It fun, just like a rolled up That's what Dandolf said,
Speaker 1: keep it, keep it fun, keep it fun, to keep
Speaker 1: it whimsical, keep it fun, keep it that's right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, like a pool noodle, just rolled
Speaker 1: up cinnabond style.
Speaker 2: You know it was, Oh my gosh, I would be
Speaker 2: so worried about it just bursting out. Yeah, I feel
Speaker 2: like you can just get like a baby floaty, you know,
Speaker 2: like a kid's exactly like.
Speaker 1: Things.
Speaker 2: You're still my president, Jack, thank you.
Speaker 1: And see I'm the type of president who can listen
Speaker 1: to conflicting opinions, but then I will send censure you
Speaker 1: later and cut off funding for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cold bath, great, Kim. I can't do baths. I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't do because I'm like the tub needs to
Speaker 2: be it's always like not clean enough for me, so
Speaker 2: that I'm thinking about laying it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And then I'm like, you could watch it before, you
Speaker 2: could watch it after, but now that's more prep you know,
Speaker 2: so that I'm like not relaxed getting into it. I
Speaker 2: prefer getting into like a shower that's so hot your
Speaker 2: boyfriend thinks something's wrong with you, and then just falling
Speaker 2: asleep standing up right like that is my version of
Speaker 2: relaxing in that. Have you had a shower beer? A shower?
Speaker 2: What beer? A shower beer? So I have regular beers,
Speaker 2: but that sounds amazing.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, extra relaxation right there. You don't do
Speaker 3: in a bathtub because you'll drown and die. But if
Speaker 3: you drink in a shower, you'll just let it all
Speaker 3: go down the dream.
Speaker 2: You sound such like such a wealthy woman right now.
Speaker 2: Shower to beer, that's what they don't watch it to have.
Speaker 3: This is my shower champagne honey that we don't serve
Speaker 3: to guess.
Speaker 1: You have a specific shower champagne cup. Yeah. I I've
Speaker 1: definitely partaken in shower beers in the past. And you know,
Speaker 1: it doesn't need to be beer. You can have a
Speaker 1: nice shower bev. I think I've found that the thing
Speaker 1: that I enjoy about the shower beverage is like the
Speaker 1: contrast between the cold and the heat of the shower
Speaker 1: is kind of thing we discussed a while back a Reddit.
Speaker 1: There's a i think an entire subreddit about shower oranges oranges. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just people who eat oranges in the shower.
Speaker 2: And specifically oranges.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And like at the time, it kind of made
Speaker 1: sense to me because you just peel, let the peel
Speaker 1: fall on the ground. But peels are like easy to
Speaker 1: like ap peels for Yeah, they like make it smell good.
Speaker 1: And then you also get that contrast of like cool
Speaker 1: juiciness mixed with hot shower vibes hot shower energy.
Speaker 2: This is what we're coming up with. While China is
Speaker 2: doing AI.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we need more shower food options.
Speaker 2: Soup not working.
Speaker 1: Soup No, Yeah, I think I think it needs to
Speaker 1: be cold on hot personally, Like that's that's what I'm
Speaker 1: looking for. Like you don't you would want definitely want
Speaker 1: a like cold Italian sub and not like a hot
Speaker 1: meatball sub in.
Speaker 2: The spot shoe.
Speaker 1: Too wide of an opening, you're gonna end up getting soap.
Speaker 3: And yeah in the shower.
Speaker 1: Like hair water is going to be in your gaspot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's like something it's like hermitically, Like the orange is
Speaker 1: like sealed off and so you know it's not it's
Speaker 1: not like a open open top. You know, there's something
Speaker 1: cool about an orange. Yeah, maybe we should throw this
Speaker 1: one to AI to see what.
Speaker 3: Try a blue moon and an orange next time I showered. Yeah, orange, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll try it warm and flow well as cold.
Speaker 2: Slurpy, a big blue raspberry slurpy.
Speaker 1: But see those have the dome top, so you're you're
Speaker 1: actually not going to get as much hair water rewarding.
Speaker 1: I truly think shower slurpy is the answer, Like that
Speaker 1: is something that I do need to try now. It's
Speaker 1: the cups are a problem. You would need to get
Speaker 1: the hard plastic ones, because the paper ones, I feel like,
Speaker 1: are always on the verge of rotting out a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if I like, find an old Slurpy from earlier that day,
Speaker 1: the paper is starting to feel a little soft and old,
Speaker 1: like in a car. I leave it in the car
Speaker 1: because I don't want to bring it in and let
Speaker 1: my wife and children see that I've like slurpy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but anyways, I really think shower slurpy is going to
Speaker 1: be a thing. Yes, yes, well done. What Kim, what
Speaker 1: is something he thinks underrated?
Speaker 3: Slurpies? No, that we're talking about it, totally different train
Speaker 3: of thought. But yeah, slurpies. I can't remember the last
Speaker 3: time I had one, But they're the ship when.
Speaker 2: They's you do. Oh yeah, they're so good. Cherry and
Speaker 2: Coca Cola all the way. Okay, I love the Coca
Speaker 2: Cola ones, but I like blue raspberry.
Speaker 1: That's my blue raspberries also, But those are good cherry,
Speaker 1: the ones that are just such a wildly unnatural color,
Speaker 1: like they're the color of fire retardant, you know.
Speaker 2: It's it's like Also, I love like, I love how
Speaker 2: when we were kids you could just walk around with
Speaker 2: your tongue blue and everybody's like, oh, that's cute. And
Speaker 2: now as adults, it's like, dude, eat a salad, my guy,
Speaker 2: can they still do uh on seven eleven?
Speaker 1: They do? Yeah? Oh my god, So Mark.
Speaker 2: I have a year. I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't bring myself to buy a slurpee, but I
Speaker 3: will accept a slurpee.
Speaker 1: They should have it also at seven eleven every day,
Speaker 1: two times in the morning and in the evening, and
Speaker 1: just have a mad dash for one minute. I feel
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 2: Would be oh like one minute of free slurpe.
Speaker 1: One woman, free slurp, free slurp, one men, free slurp. Guys,
Speaker 1: thank you for taking this meeting with me. I'd like
Speaker 1: to tell you about my idea one men, free slurp.
Speaker 2: Okay, sharks sharks kim.
Speaker 1: What is something you think.
Speaker 2: Is overrated New Yorker cartoons?
Speaker 1: Oh, come on, they're so funny every time cartoon drama.
Speaker 3: I'm here for it. Give us not drama. I just
Speaker 3: feel like they're so picky. And when they do finally
Speaker 3: pick one, it's a joke that's been done already a
Speaker 3: billion times, probably by the same artists that submitted it
Speaker 3: five other times. Right, and they're just they fall flat
Speaker 3: and they don't.
Speaker 2: Have color like you're.
Speaker 3: Color in your literary mag Yeah. I want smut in
Speaker 3: my New Yorker. Yeah, New Yorker, give me smut.
Speaker 1: Do they have a no smut like no sex, no
Speaker 1: swearing policy?
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know that your polity that I've seen.
Speaker 1: A lot of them are very basic, like observational jokes
Speaker 1: that have been like in the stand up world for
Speaker 1: since the early eighties. But they're they're like through a filter,
Speaker 1: like they have an Instagram filter of like twee upper
Speaker 1: crust New York person that they're like kind of filtered through,
Speaker 1: you know. So it's like a bunch of take my
Speaker 1: wife seriously type jokes, but with filtered through through the
Speaker 1: day to day life of somebody in the parents class. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: damn the cartoon game. How's it going out there?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 3: They keep rejecting me. So that's why they're overrated.
Speaker 2: The New York Yeah, you come up with showers slurpy
Speaker 2: and exactly think outside the four lines. That's right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: think outside the tub.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a quick break and we'll come
Speaker 1: back and speed run some news and we're back and
Speaker 1: obviously a lot of factors contributed to this verity of
Speaker 1: the wildfires. We've talked about a few of them, we
Speaker 1: haven't talked talked about how private equity played a hand
Speaker 1: in making things way way worse. So shout out to
Speaker 1: Matt Stoller, who is somebody that I wasn't fully up
Speaker 1: on pretty recently, but now his newsletter big has been
Speaker 1: something I've been reading, Like I had another story on
Speaker 1: the dock for yesterday's training episode that was also one
Speaker 1: of the main sources was his news letter, So shout
Speaker 1: out to him. Again. Not connected to the movie about
Speaker 1: a woman who becomes a sex offender due to carnival magic.
Speaker 1: It is just a politics newsletter.
Speaker 2: I don't want to read it.
Speaker 1: Exactly what a strange premise for a movie, but he
Speaker 1: outlined how so I guess he interviewed this antitrust lawyer
Speaker 1: who kind of outlined exactly how private equity was responsible
Speaker 1: for the LA Fire departments completed resources. Specifically, a lot
Speaker 1: of people pointed out like as the fires were burning,
Speaker 1: like there were all these LAFD fire trucks just out
Speaker 1: of service, just parked in like fire truck parking lots,
Speaker 1: and people were obviously quick to blame the city's budget cuts,
Speaker 1: which you know rightly, so the city raised funding for
Speaker 1: the police but not the fire departments as crime is
Speaker 1: falling and the danger of fire was getting higher and
Speaker 1: higher due to climate change. But the reason that that
Speaker 1: was especially damaging in the past couple of years is
Speaker 1: because the cost of fire trucks has skyrocketed from it
Speaker 1: used to be like three hundred to five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: for a pumper truck, seven hundred and fifty to nine
Speaker 1: hundred thousand for a ladder truck, and now it's one
Speaker 1: million for a pumper and two million dollars for a
Speaker 1: ladder truck, just over the last couple of years.
Speaker 2: And that's for a thousand for the Dalmatian that goes
Speaker 2: with it. It's crazy what's happening out here.
Speaker 1: The price online you don't even come with sun roofs,
Speaker 1: but it's base. Basically, a private equity company went through,
Speaker 1: Like we talked about this with when we did our
Speaker 1: Private Equity, Private Equity episode about how private like ambulances
Speaker 1: used to be free. That used to be a thing
Speaker 1: that was just you called an ambulance. They took you
Speaker 1: to the hospital and you didn't get like in the
Speaker 1: seventies fucking everything. Yeah, and then the private equity industry
Speaker 1: came through and was just like, no, we can make
Speaker 1: people pay for that, and a lot of times it's
Speaker 1: going to be there. A lot of times it's going
Speaker 1: to be their insurance paying for it. So it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, nobody's going to be paying attention, so we
Speaker 1: can just like make people pay insane amounts of money.
Speaker 2: There's nothing equity about this.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly that the private equity is not a wildly
Speaker 1: accurate descriptor I would say for the industry. But yeah,
Speaker 1: first of all, not just fire trucks, all fire equipment
Speaker 1: increasing quickly price, so that this is happening as the
Speaker 1: budget is going down, so even more reasonably be frustrated
Speaker 1: that the budget went down. But just on how all
Speaker 1: of this was caused. A private equity firm called American
Speaker 1: Industrial Partners was buying up fire truck companies and forcing
Speaker 1: up prices across the board. So they bought like Major
Speaker 1: like all the companies that were competing with one another,
Speaker 1: rolled them up into a conglomerate called the RIV Group,
Speaker 1: and then claimed that the companies would all continue operating
Speaker 1: independently despite sharing the same owner. But of course they
Speaker 1: did not, and they punished people if they ever showed
Speaker 1: the slightest sign of being competitive with one another, and
Speaker 1: then were able to charge whatever the fuck they wanted.
Speaker 2: So I didn't even know that was possible. How dumb
Speaker 2: am I? I'm like, everything is private equity now, and
Speaker 2: I still didn't know that was possible. That fire trucks
Speaker 2: could be private equity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything could be private equity. Like it's the whole
Speaker 1: system is set up. Like I heard somebody, I think
Speaker 1: it was the Mexican president actually described the like neoliberalism
Speaker 1: and like our current you know system that we'd been
Speaker 1: operating under for the past, you know, for our lifetime,
Speaker 1: until fascism just took over. And it was described as
Speaker 1: like a system designed to redistribute wealth upward from poor
Speaker 1: people to corporations, and like, the more you just look
Speaker 1: at how everything operates, that's exactly what is happening. It's
Speaker 1: just massive companies with power coming in and just finding
Speaker 1: ways to make money out of nothing in ways that
Speaker 1: just kind of make our lives worse or more dangerous.
Speaker 1: They take over, you know, in our past private equity
Speaker 1: episodes We've talked about how they've taken over prisons. They've
Speaker 1: taken over like the phones that people use in prison.
Speaker 1: They've like made those incredibly expensive because they know nobody's
Speaker 1: going to like feel bad for people in prison, so
Speaker 1: they just like find any way that they can charge
Speaker 1: people a ton of money. You know, pet care, the
Speaker 1: you know, veterinarian clinics have been taken over because they
Speaker 1: know that like people are up against it and will
Speaker 1: pay anything to take care of their pets, and so
Speaker 1: they find a way to monetize that.
Speaker 2: I was even talking to like a doctor recently who's
Speaker 2: like help talking about private equity, like like that's the
Speaker 2: reason a lot of doctors are quitting, Yes, because they're
Speaker 2: sick of it, because it's like they don't have enough
Speaker 2: money to like have their own practice to avoid the
Speaker 2: kind of takeover that private equity is doing to hospitals.
Speaker 2: But they can't, Like they hate how they're just being
Speaker 2: forced to see like an insane number of patients per hour,
Speaker 2: which means they can't give those patients proper care, and
Speaker 2: then if they do stand up for patients, then they're
Speaker 2: more likely to be reprimanded or you know, hurt their
Speaker 2: career in some way because of private equity taking over
Speaker 2: and requiring these quotas. Right, it's messed up.
Speaker 1: It is messed up, that's right.
Speaker 2: And even with the fire trucks, you can't even say
Speaker 2: burn it down because they're fire trucks. So they're going
Speaker 2: to stab that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, really good point.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I got big brains.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's like they would shut down plants. Like
Speaker 1: so during the pandemic, federal funding kicked back up and
Speaker 1: people were hungry. You know, municipalities had funding for fire trucks,
Speaker 1: and as that was happening, they were just shutting down
Speaker 1: factories and then charging a shipload more for the fire
Speaker 1: trucks that they did sell, because that's yeah, they didn't
Speaker 1: have to be competitive, like not. This is also the
Speaker 1: thing like you were seeing with Silicon Valley and like
Speaker 1: the tech industry and like this whole AI thing that
Speaker 1: where they're like, wait a second, I thought we were
Speaker 1: the best at AI, right, and it's like no, the
Speaker 1: entire tech industry, all of these like the things that
Speaker 1: have power, like all these forces of capital are just
Speaker 1: designed to protect themselves and like create monopolies, preserve monopolies
Speaker 1: accumulate capital and yeah, and gain political power so that
Speaker 1: they can continue to protect their monopolies.
Speaker 2: So monopoly a game invented by a woman, stolen by
Speaker 2: a man.
Speaker 1: Stole monetized, invented by a woman, that was about how
Speaker 1: monopolies are bad, and then stolen by a man and
Speaker 1: turned into a thing where you're like, I want to
Speaker 1: be the monopoly. But yeah, the stolar article, he's like
Speaker 1: pointing out, it's like what we saw with Boeing, you know,
Speaker 1: it's what we're seeing with every thing. It's companies get
Speaker 1: all this power, destroy all competition, and then proceed to
Speaker 1: do a worse job and make more and more money.
Speaker 1: So that's what you're seeing with the tech industry, and
Speaker 1: you're going to see the tech industry start being beaten
Speaker 1: pretty easily by other countries where this is not the case.
Speaker 1: But we're also seeing it everywhere private equity goes, which
Speaker 1: is everywhere in the United States, and that's certainly not
Speaker 1: going to change under the fascist oligarchy that we now
Speaker 1: have incoming. So that's not good. I would say.
Speaker 2: Change the name of the podcast. I'm done. Just change
Speaker 2: it to that's not good.
Speaker 1: That's not good.
Speaker 2: That's not good seems bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think can we three D print fire trucks? How
Speaker 2: do we what is it the Chinese AI called deep something?
Speaker 2: How do we do that? Deep? There we go? We
Speaker 2: gotta do we gotta do something to the LAPD get
Speaker 2: more funding this year though, Yeah, that's there. Always goes up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: their budget does go up.
Speaker 3: It's just so disheartening. I don't have much to say
Speaker 3: on it besides like this.
Speaker 2: Blows, like, uh, write a New Yorker cartoon about that bitch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's it's not great. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: Private equity obviously a huge problem that will I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's been very clarifying for me, and just like watching
Speaker 1: the news to be like, oh, yes, there's this hidden
Speaker 1: force that like is undergirding all of these things. It's
Speaker 1: just none of the news really talks about it. You
Speaker 1: have to like go find the people who are allowed
Speaker 1: to tell the truth about it.
Speaker 2: And I think we also need to ostracize people in
Speaker 2: regular job positions that are contributing to bad things happening
Speaker 2: in the world, because I have a lot of friends
Speaker 2: in Silicon Valley and they are all like, it's fine.
Speaker 2: That I work for like this company or do this thing,
Speaker 2: like engineers and stuff that are just looking for stable jobs.
Speaker 2: It's like, if they don't have the labor force to
Speaker 2: like continue this awful cycle, then maybe would like those
Speaker 2: people would work for better companies, do you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Yeah, Like maybe we could have power that way.
Speaker 2: So I do think that we kind of it's an
Speaker 2: individualistic country, but as individuals, we aren't making the best
Speaker 2: decisions either for the like the common good, or even
Speaker 2: for ourselves overall in the long term. Right, And I'm saying,
Speaker 2: bully Moore, bully people more. Bully your friends more. Oh
Speaker 2: you work at Raytheon, you bitch.
Speaker 1: Like most of my friends do work at Raitheon, and
Speaker 1: I do think it's about time I said something to
Speaker 1: them about it.
Speaker 2: I'm not even kidding. Like a lot of my like
Speaker 2: engineering friends go into like the worst companies, like from
Speaker 2: undergrad because they're just because it's acceptable. It's like normal
Speaker 2: for them, or like consulting or Goldmen Sachs or things.
Speaker 2: I know so many people who have done that, and
Speaker 2: it's because scientists and engineers and all of those people
Speaker 2: they don't see the outcome until it's too late. Like
Speaker 2: it's not the technology hasn't caught up to the or
Speaker 2: the ethics hasn't caught up to the technology.
Speaker 1: No, it hasn't ethics. It seems like there's not a
Speaker 1: ton of moral courage going around right now.
Speaker 2: Would be my overall read to be optimistic.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of people that go into these
Speaker 3: companies nowadays, like anyone that applies for Tesla, like obviously
Speaker 3: a passion for the engineering, the science, what it can
Speaker 3: do to help the environment. But also I can change
Speaker 3: I can change them, like I'll be the good and
Speaker 3: maybe my little goodness will help the bigger picture because
Speaker 3: we are so individualistic. But then it just shots away
Speaker 3: you and you lose the plot.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a quick break. We'll come back
Speaker 1: and talk about some bullshit. We'll be right back, and
Speaker 1: we're back. And I just in case people saw the
Speaker 1: doomsday clock headline, this is maybe like a little bit
Speaker 1: of not hopefulness, but a little bit of don't worry
Speaker 1: too much about this one. The doomsday clock just got
Speaker 1: moved to eighty nine seconds to midnight, which is the
Speaker 1: closest to midnight since the introduction of the clock in
Speaker 1: nineteen forty seven. It's like the countdown to nuclear armor
Speaker 1: get in. They say it's due to the state of
Speaker 1: arms control treaties, active conflicts involving nuclear weapons, and widespreay
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories. I do just heading into this pot this show.
Speaker 1: Hosting this show, I assumed that it was like somehow scientific.
Speaker 1: They always talk about how it's like the bulletin of
Speaker 1: the atomic scientists and that, like, I assume there was
Speaker 1: like some scientific reasoning behind how they choose like where
Speaker 1: the clock goes. It's it's not.
Speaker 2: It was bought by private equity.
Speaker 1: It was brought by that and they just turned it
Speaker 1: into an actual clock that they sell for It's like
Speaker 1: the football phone or the Hamburger phone. No, so when
Speaker 1: it was created in nineteen forty seven, it was set
Speaker 1: to seven minutes before doomsday because the artists who designed
Speaker 1: it thought it looked good to his eye and also
Speaker 1: just it didn't even move during the Cuban missile cre
Speaker 1: so like that that day, Yes, sorry to be fair
Speaker 1: super hungover. It was the sixth time we were all
Speaker 1: the just mad men all the time.
Speaker 3: Too many steaks and Martinez at lunch. Yeah, it sounds
Speaker 3: like this is pretty much like the guy that had
Speaker 3: the old pug where it was a bones or no
Speaker 3: bones day. Oh, senior dogs stand up? Are we good today? No?
Speaker 3: That's basically their logic in this. It looks like shit.
Speaker 3: So the world's ship right now?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like the scientific communities equivalent of
Speaker 1: ground hug day, you know, where they're just like, what
Speaker 1: what did the bulletin of Atomic Scientists say today? Based
Speaker 1: on some news that has been forwarded to us, We're
Speaker 1: gonna go with it's bad, and it is bad. I
Speaker 1: don't want to say it's not bad. I just don't
Speaker 1: think people who probably already recognized that it's bad need
Speaker 1: to take this all that seriously.
Speaker 2: I desperately want to say it's not bad. Jack, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Things?
Speaker 2: To say it's not bad? What I want more than
Speaker 2: anything in the world.
Speaker 1: All right, shall we do a little shark news? That
Speaker 1: would be lovely, A little shark shark miracle.
Speaker 2: Fucking love sharks.
Speaker 1: So some aquarium sharks have proven that Jeff Goldblum's character
Speaker 1: in Jurassic Park is right. And this is also under
Speaker 1: the category of women really don't need men news. A
Speaker 1: baby shark was born in a Louisiana Aquarium shark. The
Speaker 1: words baby shark are borderline dramatic for anyone who's.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm gonna say you completely disassociated, just blazed over,
Speaker 2: immediately broken.
Speaker 1: So in this story, a very young shark was born
Speaker 1: in a bank to two female sharks who haven't been
Speaker 1: in contact with a male in over three years. So
Speaker 1: people are wondering what could have happened?
Speaker 2: Gay b shark? Dude do?
Speaker 3: I was thinking turkey baster, But that's just me.
Speaker 1: Oh, who's getting in there?
Speaker 2: Would get around that?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm not a shark scientist.
Speaker 1: I know, well the shark scientists.
Speaker 3: Have we consulted any shark religious figures.
Speaker 2: It's all male shark scientists, and they're like, we don't
Speaker 2: how do you even have thatch?
Speaker 1: Like? What? Wait?
Speaker 2: Where? Wait? No, dude was watching what?
Speaker 1: WY One staff member literally quoted Jeff Goldblum's character. We
Speaker 1: are very excited in the coming months to confirm whether
Speaker 1: this was indeed a case of parthenogenesis or if it
Speaker 1: was delayed for theization. It really proves that life finds
Speaker 1: a way. He added, Yes, it's a heat referencing Jurassic Park.
Speaker 3: There was a story not too long ago. I think
Speaker 3: it was just last year. A stingray was pregnant or
Speaker 3: quote unquote pregnant and not around any males, but turns
Speaker 3: out like had a tumor and died, and the zoo
Speaker 3: was just saying, yeah, she's mysteriously pregnant, not around a
Speaker 3: male at all, and they did it for publicity and
Speaker 3: then it finally came out of fake pregnancy. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: they had just like the animal just had a tumor
Speaker 3: or something in it because they kept pushing like when
Speaker 3: the baby was due, and.
Speaker 2: It just never thought that's crazy. Yeah, I have to
Speaker 2: look it up. Because quarium was having a hysterical pregnancy.
Speaker 1: They were just into like early twentieth century Carnival Barker
Speaker 1: shit where they're just like, look at the amazing.
Speaker 2: They definitely did that after Moo Dang childbirth, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I followed a bunch of others. I already follow like
Speaker 2: a bunch of other zeus and animal accounts, and they
Speaker 2: were like, wait, we also have a Moo Tang. We
Speaker 2: got one too. It's just shy okay. So I feel
Speaker 2: like they are eager.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean they're writing about it in a the
Speaker 1: journal uh Scientific Reports. Which I don't. I have no
Speaker 1: way of knowing if that's like one.
Speaker 2: That yeah, yeah, it's just like a scientology journal. What
Speaker 2: is the age gap on the mom's you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Like, is it problematic?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's the real question on everyone sharks of a
Speaker 2: long time.
Speaker 1: I guess there have been a few stories in recent
Speaker 1: years about so called virgin shark births though.
Speaker 2: So it's fucking slutty shark.
Speaker 1: So they think it might be delayed fertilization. I don't,
Speaker 1: I don't know what that. That's that's why.
Speaker 2: I looked up the stingray.
Speaker 3: It's Charlotte from uh the Aquarium and Shark Lab in Hendersonville,
Speaker 3: North Carolina, became pregnant without a male in February twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four, but turns out the aquarium thought she was pregnant,
Speaker 3: but it turns out she was either fed too much
Speaker 3: or had a tumor, and then she died in July.
Speaker 2: Jesus, Oh my god, so sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wait, these ones are called swell sharks. The swell cat
Speaker 2: shark in the family. Okay, yeah, well I cannot pronounce that,
Speaker 2: but it's a it's a there. They look like smaller.
Speaker 1: The sharks are small, they're not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't look like sharks pretty ohwell. Sharks are
Speaker 2: typically around thirty five inches in length, with a maximum
Speaker 2: length of forty three inches.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, queens, I see you. It will be
Speaker 1: interesting to monitor, monitor to see if you know, three
Speaker 1: king sharks come and visit the baby or any appearance.
Speaker 2: Trump's about to write an executive order and that's like,
Speaker 2: no gay sharks. Yeah, no, sharks are gloud to be
Speaker 2: gang There.
Speaker 1: Are only two types of shark childbirth it uh yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, more painful.
Speaker 2: I'm pro shark life shark.
Speaker 1: Jesus is coming back to make us pay for our sins,
Speaker 1: I think. Is what this is? That that's how Jesus's story, right,
Speaker 1: He's vengeful and came back. Yeah yeah, vengeance.
Speaker 3: Started a private equity with the disciples.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right? What else we got? A Roseanne
Speaker 1: is threatening to make another sitcom despite having been fired
Speaker 1: from a show that was literally just called Roseanne. Roseanne
Speaker 1: Barr wants to make another one, but this time, I
Speaker 1: guess it's kind of not a sitcom so much. It's
Speaker 1: about a small town farmer in Alabama who is saving
Speaker 1: the United States from drug gangs and China. And when
Speaker 1: she's not battling Chinese drug gangs, she's growing and selling drugs.
Speaker 2: So she is the problem that she's claiming. Grints are
Speaker 2: right exactly, do we see a ventanyl connection?
Speaker 1: Guys, right exactly, that it's we've got to fight ventanyl
Speaker 1: at the border, even though it's not coming over the border.
Speaker 3: Did her rap career not work?
Speaker 1: We didn't really cover her rap career, but that that
Speaker 1: was the thing, right she she dropped a rap track
Speaker 1: on all of our as.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was really bad. Also, let's let's just say
Speaker 2: instead of Roseanne being about Roseanne, it's about Laurie Metcalf.
Speaker 2: Can we just rewrite history? Because I love Lari Metcalf.
Speaker 1: I know so great. I mean that show was wonderful
Speaker 1: despite her, you know, losing her mind as it was
Speaker 1: coming back and becoming popular. According to bar the characters
Speaker 1: in this will save America with guns, the Bible, petty crime,
Speaker 1: and alcoholism. So she likes crime, She likes crime, she
Speaker 1: likes drugs as long as they're done by her. Like
Speaker 1: it's a it's a very kind of clear clarifying, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, statement on what like what the Maga ethos is.
Speaker 1: It's just like, no, it's just that we get to
Speaker 1: do that. Yeah, we're allowed to do all the bad stuff,
Speaker 1: but you when you do it, it's bad.
Speaker 2: That's what. Like. I was watching a clip of Hassan
Speaker 2: Piker and he was saying that because of how Maga
Speaker 2: is so just like one note of just this deep
Speaker 2: loyalty to white supremacy or nationalism, they are now going
Speaker 2: to because they were all about like, oh, he's gonna
Speaker 2: make the economy better, he's gonna make egg prices go down,
Speaker 2: and when they don't, when they get worse, they're going
Speaker 2: to like spin it as like patriotic to pay more,
Speaker 2: you know, just in pursuit of what he's like, it'll
Speaker 2: make you a better American And they already have. They're like,
Speaker 2: look at these fucking democrats worrying about the economy, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, bitch, that's what you voted on, Like what.
Speaker 1: Are your whole thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's as we talked about. I mean,
Speaker 1: I staid, he's trending, like I mean, he's freezing all
Speaker 1: eight like all the stuff that you typically look to
Speaker 1: the government for. He's really like testing the limits of loyalty.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, Like it's almost like a gangster like being,
Speaker 1: like I need you to shoot your grandma, like to
Speaker 1: prove that, you to prove how on board you are
Speaker 1: with this, because yeah, there's a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of very old people getting fucked over by that freeze
Speaker 1: on federal funding.
Speaker 3: It's just there's already been rumors about him speed running
Speaker 3: trying to get martial law in place by doing all
Speaker 3: of these over the top things to get people pissed
Speaker 3: off enough where he can just jump the gun to
Speaker 3: what he really wants.
Speaker 1: Yeah that, Yeah, we're.
Speaker 2: We're implemented which president implemented martial law recently and then
Speaker 2: got out hoasted? Was it South Korea?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he got ousted, And we're not going to
Speaker 2: do that. We're too close to do it.
Speaker 1: Feels like we're too cooked. It feels like there's not
Speaker 1: the will power. I don't know. Maybe people will surprise me,
Speaker 1: but the New York Times has been just been a
Speaker 1: slow motion just that very a lot of their takes
Speaker 1: on all of this has been have not inspired confidence. Anyways,
Speaker 1: this Roseanne thing is going to fucking slap when somebody
Speaker 1: makes it, except nobody nobody is agreed to.
Speaker 2: Uh oh, she's just pitching it. She's just planting into
Speaker 2: the yes, this woman, Like when people get to a
Speaker 2: certain age, right, they need to just have hobbies and
Speaker 2: the love of their family. Like what is why is
Speaker 2: she still doing stuff?
Speaker 1: Kind of like the Coen Brothers thing was her quote?
Speaker 3: What the Brothers they're they're what if she can end
Speaker 3: her series like No Country for Old Men, I would
Speaker 3: be one hundred percent right.
Speaker 2: Just like totally.
Speaker 1: No Country for Old Men's style sitcom, Like I would
Speaker 1: watch the ship out of that, but I don't. I don't.
Speaker 1: Something tells me she wouldn't be able to pull it
Speaker 1: off anyways, Kim, it's such a pleasure having you on
Speaker 1: the show. Where can people find you? Follow you all
Speaker 1: that good stuff?
Speaker 3: I'm still at the evil corporations of meta and exper now,
Speaker 3: but read it Patreon and then people are starting substacks.
Speaker 3: Maybe I should get into that too.
Speaker 1: Yeah style, yeah, yeah, just do all of them. Amazing
Speaker 1: And is there a work of media that you've been enjoying.
Speaker 3: I've been loving the compilations of people just responding to
Speaker 3: maga hats. If what Elon did wasn't so bad, do
Speaker 3: it right now, right now, and then pivoting that is
Speaker 3: just delightful to watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for some reason, I don't know. And then people
Speaker 1: I have seen the videos where the people do it
Speaker 1: in their bedroom and it's like whoa. But it's still
Speaker 1: so scary, amazing. Paul of you, where can people find
Speaker 1: you as their working media you've been enjoying.
Speaker 2: I'm at Paula Viganland everywhere. You should know how to
Speaker 2: spell my name by now, and if you don't, oh well,
Speaker 2: I have a show, the comedy story called Facial Recognition Comedy.
Speaker 2: It's monthly. Our schedule's been like a little bit off
Speaker 2: because of I don't know of fires and whatnot. But
Speaker 2: also I'm going to be trying to like tour more so.
Speaker 2: I'm going to the Pacific Northwest, like Portland and surrounding
Speaker 2: areas at the end of February. February in the beginning
Speaker 2: of March. If you have venues you think I should do,
Speaker 2: hit me up. I might try to put shows on there.
Speaker 2: And I think in March I'm going back to some Francisco.
Speaker 2: At some point I have to decide what dates to headline,
Speaker 2: like the function I'm going to San Diego, a bunch,
Speaker 2: So check me out on my website or on my socials.
Speaker 2: A thing of media, Okay, two things. One, I'm really
Speaker 2: into physical media right now. Okay, I just bought a
Speaker 2: fucking planner that's from like the Natural History Museum and
Speaker 2: has pretty animals on it, and it's oh my god.
Speaker 2: Kim has one too, and I'm like it makes me
Speaker 2: feel like like just mentally like peaceful, Like I have
Speaker 2: backups of my shit online of like what I need
Speaker 2: to do when and whatnot. But it's just so nice
Speaker 2: to like write, you know, and just like have something
Speaker 2: physical in front of me.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: It's beautiful. And then another another a tweet that I
Speaker 2: saw that was really funny was at Cosmic Underscore. Marvel
Speaker 2: had a tweet that said spider Man four will reportedly
Speaker 2: introduce a new love interest for Tom Hollins Peter Parker,
Speaker 2: and at Clinton's Underscore emails quote tweet with day eight
Speaker 2: and Trump has gotten rid of sen day on.
Speaker 1: That's amazing tweet I've been enjoying from paddle at Ipaddle
Speaker 1: Around tweeted trying to be empathetic. Holy fuck, I'm so
Speaker 1: glad that isn't happening to me. Wow, that would suck.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I usually recommend songs from a bunch of different genres,
Speaker 5: but I've mostly stayed away from dance music, even though
Speaker 5: it's my favorite thing to play when I DJ. So
Speaker 5: this track starts off slow, but it dips a toe
Speaker 5: in dance music and it blends a bunch of other
Speaker 5: genres together. This is relatively an unknown artist named Zepp.
Speaker 5: He's like a multi instrumentalist. He's got a really creative
Speaker 5: DIY approach to music. At one point he even like
Speaker 5: stretches a role of duct tape out and plucks it
Speaker 5: like a stand up bass. It's it's really really fun
Speaker 5: and interesting. So this is Mosquito as in like Moshpit
Speaker 5: and Mosquito mixed together by Zepp and you can find
Speaker 5: that in the footnotes.
Speaker 1: Footnotes I really am taking over. I know it from there, gs.
Speaker 2: You just need the Italian music in the background.
Speaker 1: We have a team like off site thing today, so
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Speaker 2: Will You don't know what's trending, that's right, fucking idiots,
Speaker 2: no fools.
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