Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this week trending episode
Speaker 1: of Yeah, a production of iHeartRadio. I think I'm coming
Speaker 1: a little hot. Let me turn down my levels. I
Speaker 1: am Jack O'Brien. That is mister Miles Bread.
Speaker 2: Yes it is, Yes it is.
Speaker 1: We are back from our holiday. Yeah, poor day weekend.
Speaker 2: Oh what a time, What a time?
Speaker 1: Pour day week trend. I prefer the week trend.
Speaker 2: Turning your house into the venue for Thanksgiving. Pros and cons,
Speaker 2: But I pros outweigh the cons, to be honest, because
Speaker 2: I don't I like the fact that I'm at home
Speaker 2: and I don't have to think about going home. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I'm already there. And then people are like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, thank you so much for hosts. I'm like, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: do the dishes like you win? So yeah, it's a
Speaker 2: but I guess, I guess if you don't like a
Speaker 2: lot of ruckus and stuff, that can be something. But
Speaker 2: you know, I'm at that age now where the pitter
Speaker 2: of little feet and screaming over who gets to play
Speaker 2: Mario Kart next is like music to my ears.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, that's we had the in laws and and
Speaker 1: my mother in law kept apologizing for like taking over
Speaker 1: the kitchen, and I was just like, Okay, I'll try
Speaker 1: to forgive you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but like that is like that is
Speaker 2: so not on my radar that you're blowing my mind
Speaker 2: with this apology right now. Whoa, I didn't even think
Speaker 2: to even consider something like that. Well, no, you you
Speaker 2: will be forgiven. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But oh and seeing people on social media be like
Speaker 1: talking about their travel and like flights and stuff like that. Oh,
Speaker 1: just just gave me anxiety for them. Dude, Like, I'm
Speaker 1: so glad I'm not coming back from somewhere right now.
Speaker 2: Part of me, I'm not gonna lie. I was watching
Speaker 2: that shit like schadenfreud of porn, like.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh that looked like it hurt.
Speaker 2: That line looks like about fourteen years long. Good luck
Speaker 2: to you all. But yeah, and hey, bless y'all who
Speaker 2: are out there, you know, braving the fucking lines and
Speaker 2: everything like that, because it's crowded. It was crowded. It's
Speaker 2: crowded out there.
Speaker 1: All right. Well, we're gonna get into some news in
Speaker 1: a little bit. First, we like to open this week
Speaker 1: trending episode by letting you get to know us a
Speaker 1: little bit better and less some things that we've learned
Speaker 1: something that we find to be underrated. Overrated. Miles, you
Speaker 1: want to kick us off. What's something you think is underrated?
Speaker 2: Underrated? First up? Just actually know the only thing I
Speaker 2: have to actually know first first underrated that is a
Speaker 2: nothing burger. But I just got to say, is the
Speaker 2: fact that they saw Arby's a Horsey sauce at the store. Yes,
Speaker 2: was such a welcome surprise as somebody who is a
Speaker 2: Horsey sauce addicted to see it in a big squeeze bottle.
Speaker 2: I was like, Okay, now I just got to get
Speaker 2: a bunch of curly fries or something, and I can
Speaker 2: rect a big Montana at home for myself. But the
Speaker 2: true underrated for me was actually giving your Thanksgiving leftovers
Speaker 2: new life. You know you'll do that like I did
Speaker 2: that late Thursday night, like people are sleeping, like, you
Speaker 2: know what, one more plate before I go to bed,
Speaker 2: and then the next day you probably do a little
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving like you know, breakfast plate or a sandwich. But
Speaker 2: then you kind of like start losing momentum, so turning
Speaker 2: that shit into something else like some you know, fucking
Speaker 2: next level cruise ship chef. It is truly where it's
Speaker 2: at So I turned my leftover mashed potatoes into cheesy
Speaker 2: potato pancakes. So I took that, mixed it with some
Speaker 2: like cheese and green onion and some egg flour, get
Speaker 2: that nice consistency, and then just fucking grill them, you know,
Speaker 2: fry them up in the frying pan. Boom. Got that,
Speaker 2: and then you could put your leftover gravy on there, which,
Speaker 2: like I said, I had a lot of leftover gravy
Speaker 2: and yeah, yeah on top, on top, and then maybe
Speaker 2: a little dollup of sour cream or whatever you want
Speaker 2: to go there.
Speaker 1: See, I was just picturing you when I saw you
Speaker 1: write this. I was picturing just like throw the mashed
Speaker 1: potatoes in the like like on the pan. But you're
Speaker 1: you're adding various ingredients.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you don't want to break apart, and so
Speaker 2: you needed to, like you need a little bit of
Speaker 2: a binding agent so you don't just get like these
Speaker 2: tragic potato pancakes that Her Majesty attempted actually the day before.
Speaker 2: And then also then that took the turkey carcass and
Speaker 2: the bones and made a fucking stock. I was simmering
Speaker 2: this stock for like six hours, Okay, just a light
Speaker 2: simmer getting all that. Oh yeah that just that juicy
Speaker 2: delicious out and I made a turkey lentil noodle soup
Speaker 2: so good.
Speaker 1: So yeah, under I love some fucking lentils.
Speaker 2: Man, also lentils underrated. The fucking are they? They got there?
Speaker 2: A lagome? Right? Yeah? What else could they be?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I mean whatever deans are? Yeah, yeah, yeah them.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, like because they're like discs. I'm
Speaker 2: like that can't that's this is some kind of space
Speaker 2: age logo that I know not of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I uh yeah, I've got a ham ham and
Speaker 1: uh bean soup a simmern as we speak, Oh yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, because we went we went honey baked Yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah for for a main meat uh that to save
Speaker 1: myself hours in the kitchen and move those hours over
Speaker 1: to waiting in line to pick up the honey bake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got at least you give me on your phone.
Speaker 2: And there's no way you fuck it up by not
Speaker 2: paying attention during that stretch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I had a very real food coma
Speaker 1: uh situation like Thanksgiving we ate around for yeah that
Speaker 1: which was like I had to I had to fight
Speaker 1: to get it up that early. My wife was like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Why would we eat really? Wait,
Speaker 1: we ate like six thirty. Why would we eat any
Speaker 1: earlier than that? Me, I'm like, this is we eat
Speaker 1: ourselves into a food coma, and then there's another meal after.
Speaker 2: But I.
Speaker 1: Ate so little during the day and then so much
Speaker 1: all at once during the meal that I couldn't get
Speaker 1: off the couch for a second, yea a second helping.
Speaker 2: I made that mistake too. I didn't eat at all
Speaker 2: while I was preparing food. Then when dinner came, I
Speaker 2: ate the biggest plate and I ate it like I
Speaker 2: was like a firefighter and the fucking sirens are going off.
Speaker 2: We had to get to a call. And then I
Speaker 2: just like was fucking laid out after. It was bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was bad. I felt bad. Yeah, But I
Speaker 1: cooked enough of the meal that I didn't feel bad
Speaker 1: that I didn't help with the dishes.
Speaker 2: Ah, there you go, there you go.
Speaker 1: Anyways, My underrated is the degree to which Netflix has
Speaker 1: basically won the streaming wars. At this point, I was
Speaker 1: I was reading an article over the weekend about Life
Speaker 1: on Air Planet, that documentary that I've been watching with
Speaker 1: my kids. It's like, what if Nature documentary but dinosaurs,
Speaker 1: And I was like, why are they writing this now?
Speaker 1: This documentary came out last year, right, But that was
Speaker 1: actually a different documentary, those Prehistoric Planet. It was by
Speaker 1: David Attenborough, but it basically like doesn't exist because it
Speaker 1: came out on Apple Plus. And so even though like
Speaker 1: that got better reviews than the new Netflix documentary came
Speaker 1: out a year before, is narrated by like David Attenborough, who,
Speaker 1: like they talk about in this article, they're like, David
Speaker 1: Attenborough documentaries are like the reason that all this exists,
Speaker 1: but they don't even mention that other series once in
Speaker 1: this article in The New Yorker. Yeah, and it's it's
Speaker 1: just like everything once a thing, like once an old
Speaker 1: show or like a concept hits Netflix, that's when it
Speaker 1: actually becomes real. It feels like and like we kind
Speaker 1: of noticed this back when during the pandemic we were
Speaker 1: paying more attention to streaming numbers, Like the top ten
Speaker 1: is by default whatever is trending on Netflix, and then occasionally,
Speaker 1: like a blockbuster like Big, a big show from another
Speaker 1: streamer would go up the charts, but it would always
Speaker 1: just like kind of fall back out of the top
Speaker 1: ten pretty quick and Meanwhile, like Suits is like Charlie
Speaker 1: after he drinks the fizzy lifting drink, it just like
Speaker 1: cannot come down. It's just stuck at the top of
Speaker 1: the charts. Like yeah, so I don't know. And then
Speaker 1: like other networks are now admitting defeat and like licensing
Speaker 1: their content to Netflix again.
Speaker 2: Back to them. They're like, hey, we're not going to
Speaker 2: renew that Netflix deal because we're starting our own streamer.
Speaker 3: And then like, yeah, please please take ballers, sir, please
Speaker 3: take dollars from us.
Speaker 1: They've got yeah HBO. So like I'm just predicting now
Speaker 1: that you're going to start seeing shows like uh, Insecure,
Speaker 1: I feel like it is going to be a big one.
Speaker 1: But like because that one's they're licensing that to Netflix
Speaker 1: the Pacific, I don't know, like they've got Band of
Speaker 1: Brothers in the Pacific.
Speaker 2: They really are licensing by really licensing dollars back to Netflix,
Speaker 2: that's going to be everywhere the article.
Speaker 1: And also Six Feet Under they're licensing to Netflix, which
Speaker 1: I feel I feel like Six Feet Under is going
Speaker 1: to have a real second life up that's gonna blow
Speaker 1: you up.
Speaker 2: The move with Band of Brothers and the Pacific because
Speaker 2: that that old Spielberg, Hanks World War two Humper team
Speaker 2: is coming back with their new one about like the
Speaker 2: pilots of World War two. Right, so I see what
Speaker 2: they're like. It's all about ubiquity, man, get them talking
Speaker 2: about it, because Netflix really is like it's like it's
Speaker 2: like it's like the streaming equivalent of like having rabbit
Speaker 2: ears antenna on your TV. Like, yeah, most people have
Speaker 2: that shit or have access to seeing it. It's when
Speaker 2: you start adding all this other shit like Apple Plus.
Speaker 2: Like if if you're not in the Apple ecosystem, I
Speaker 2: can hardly believe that you have a reason to pay
Speaker 2: for Apple Plus. Yeah you know what I mean. Like
Speaker 2: if you don't have Apple TV, or if you if
Speaker 2: you rock Android or whatever, you might not be as
Speaker 2: moved by the offerings. But the shows look like like
Speaker 2: huge things, and I feel the same way. I'm like, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: this probably looks like a ton of money, but in
Speaker 2: my mind, I'm like, it's Apple Plus. Therefore is it good?
Speaker 1: I don't know, right, Yeah, Like that Nathan Fielder show
Speaker 1: that came out a couple of weeks ago, Okay, the Curse.
Speaker 1: The Curse, Like I feel like, you know, people I
Speaker 1: know are talking about it and seeing it. But I
Speaker 1: don't have showtime, right, I don't have showtime, Like when
Speaker 1: when it hits Netflix, I feel like, or if it
Speaker 1: hits Netflix, I guess we'll have like a second round
Speaker 1: where the rest of the population like, yeah, it is like,
Speaker 1: you guys seen this Nathan Fielder guy. This guy is
Speaker 1: so weird.
Speaker 2: It's like he's awkward, but it's like but he knows
Speaker 2: what he's doing when he's right. It's really I don't understand.
Speaker 2: It's really interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but for now, I guess we'll have to put
Speaker 1: up with a ballers.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But I mean, I think to your point, it
Speaker 2: shows you how like you have reached true ubiquity and
Speaker 2: domination when someone is putting out an Attenborough narrated nature
Speaker 2: documentary and people are like, huh, yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: It is like even the like the New York doesn't
Speaker 1: even like mention it. I don't think in the whole
Speaker 1: article they're just like.
Speaker 2: Oh, they don't mentioned prehistoric planet.
Speaker 1: No, they don't mention prehistoric planet. It's all about the
Speaker 1: making of the Netflix documentary and this guy who like
Speaker 1: studied who like used to work for David Attenborough. But
Speaker 1: like they don't even mention that this is like a
Speaker 1: year after a critically acclaimed one from Attenborough and the BBC. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's pretty wild. So uh yeahpple, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hey, work on your marketing, Apple, I guess that's all
Speaker 2: we can say, Tim Apple, Come on, man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like we've got we're There's just a
Speaker 1: new rhythm to how media works, where movies to a
Speaker 1: lesser degree, but definitely like streaming, stuff like comes out,
Speaker 1: but then it really comes out when it hits Netflix.
Speaker 1: And that might be seven years or like twenty years
Speaker 1: after it first came out in the first place. But
Speaker 1: that's when people are like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: If those like royalties are good, that that must feels
Speaker 2: so good. Though, if you're like, dude, this thing I
Speaker 2: absolutely took a shit on years ago. I didn't think
Speaker 2: it was going anywhere. It's like, it's now I can
Speaker 2: now do things with my life from all the revenues
Speaker 2: I've generated from being show exactly.
Speaker 1: What's what's something you think is overrated?
Speaker 2: Overrated? Look, I was talking about how I was at
Speaker 2: Disneyland briefly touched on it on the What was that
Speaker 2: today's episode? What episode? I don't know whenever we recorded.
Speaker 1: That Wednesday, I think, oh.
Speaker 2: No, yeah with crafted yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: You talked about it on tomorrow's episode.
Speaker 2: Talked about on tomorrow's episode. So just a bit of
Speaker 2: time travel that does occur there. But as I was
Speaker 2: just kind of thinking back there, like everything when you
Speaker 2: go there and I know you were, I think you
Speaker 2: were yeah World or did you go to land You
Speaker 2: went to land World?
Speaker 1: Okay, we went everything on the app there toot time
Speaker 1: like spent looking at yo.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that ship is terrible. The app itself works
Speaker 2: fine for the most part, like it's stable, like whatever
Speaker 2: the UI great, blah blah blah. It's more that like
Speaker 2: the app being a huge central part of the experience
Speaker 2: is what I think is really deeply overrated. Like even
Speaker 2: down to ordering your food at what used to be
Speaker 2: like some places you can get in line, other places
Speaker 2: like do your mobile order, say you want to pick up.
Speaker 2: I get that it makes things easier, but there are
Speaker 2: times when I was so confused, like I would I
Speaker 2: would try to like walk up to like a seated restaurant,
Speaker 2: like you gotta check the app, right, I'm like, but
Speaker 2: you're right here, motherfucker. At the fucking mitro d stand
Speaker 2: with all of the information right there? What if I
Speaker 2: what if? What if your fucking app has drained my
Speaker 2: battery so fucking bad, I'm having to plug that shit
Speaker 2: in in a bathroom right now to try and get
Speaker 2: my shit going again. Like dude, it's such a fucking
Speaker 2: and anyway, So as I was there, like I felt
Speaker 2: like Tommy Lee Jones in No Country for Old Men,
Speaker 2: Like everything was at based like they laughed at you
Speaker 2: if you're like, is there another way to ask for this?
Speaker 2: And I get again definite advantages like like there's it'll
Speaker 2: cut down on certain time if you plan it well,
Speaker 2: but if you're not that sad the like it kind
Speaker 2: of makes things a little bit like it gives the
Speaker 2: advantage to people who know how to use the app,
Speaker 2: whether that's like knowing like what line to be in
Speaker 2: or what place to get your reservations to or whatever.
Speaker 2: It just feels like a very uh, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it was just a lot, And it was a lot, yeah,
Speaker 2: like take so much of my attention and to be
Speaker 2: on my phone like that. I was truly just like
Speaker 2: missing the feeling of having a crumpled up map in
Speaker 2: my pocket, like.
Speaker 1: Just being in the moment and being in the like
Speaker 1: physical place you are, and so like being having to
Speaker 1: like keep bringing up your phone. Yeah exactly. Yeah, just
Speaker 1: churn through your battery life.
Speaker 2: It's it really does. And I just felt like, like,
Speaker 2: you know, I was navigating like the New York streets
Speaker 2: like as a as a like a tourist for the
Speaker 2: first time on Google Match, like turn here, where's the
Speaker 2: thing is it? On that app? So yeah, shout out
Speaker 2: to that. And also another sort of Disneyland adjacent overrated
Speaker 2: people wearing their fucking political phrase t shirts. Y'all, the
Speaker 2: effect of your shirt is not quite what you think
Speaker 2: it is. And because I saw so mans, like I
Speaker 2: get it, man, Disneyland is the fucking like nexus central
Speaker 2: like focal point of America. And I went in probably
Speaker 2: the busiest time of year, and it was just so wild.
Speaker 2: Like it's like I you know, like when you're this
Speaker 2: happens with like liberals too, but with people who watch Fox,
Speaker 2: especially like you probably aren't near anybody who thinks differently
Speaker 2: than them. Is like they watch Fox and they spent
Speaker 2: their whole time like fighting an invisible, made up liberal
Speaker 2: person in their head. That's like when I meet up man. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like I'm gonna be wearing my let's Go Brandon shirt
Speaker 2: with my gun hat or whatever, and like people were
Speaker 2: just there like walking around just like really like huh huh,
Speaker 2: look at this shirt that's your handgun on. It says
Speaker 2: you can't you can't reason with evil, but you can
Speaker 2: prepare for it. And I'm like, sir, you got Mickey
Speaker 2: Mouse years on and you are Okay, that's fine, that's
Speaker 2: just yeah, I get it. This is where we go
Speaker 2: to to let people know.
Speaker 1: How Jesus yeah, from my overrated I think I'm overrated.
Speaker 1: I had overrated how long we've known about dinosaurs because
Speaker 1: like so I did read the article. You know, there's
Speaker 1: this new Netflix documentary you got to see that has
Speaker 1: this amazing advance where it brings dinosaurs into a nature documentary.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. But I don't know. They were just like
Speaker 1: going in one section of the article. They're going through
Speaker 1: like the history of palaeontology and how like I assumed
Speaker 1: kids were always just obsessed with dinosaurs, and I guess
Speaker 1: it really started in the eighties like that that was
Speaker 1: the first generation to be obsessed with dinosaurs. And like
Speaker 1: so they talk about how as recently as the seventeen hundreds,
Speaker 1: they were like finding dinosaur bo and thought they were
Speaker 1: scrotums of giant humans. Like they named one of the
Speaker 1: animals Scrotum humanum, the scrotum of a giant human like creature.
Speaker 1: And then like decades after that, this guy found it
Speaker 1: was like, I think it's a big I think it's
Speaker 1: a big lizard. Actually is it?
Speaker 2: Because like they're looking at like the ball joint or something, yeah,
Speaker 2: like a fever, and like they're like, I kind of
Speaker 2: see it actually, like when you look at a giant bone,
Speaker 2: like if you just picture it with a bone one
Speaker 2: round part yeah, yeah, yeah, like the ball joint on
Speaker 2: the femur. You're like, dude, that's a big old scrotum.
Speaker 1: But like got must be a guy with a big,
Speaker 1: big balls.
Speaker 2: Right, But like and then is there some other person
Speaker 2: who knows basic anat me, like what's connected to like
Speaker 2: a long bone?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that one goes up inside you. I think that
Speaker 1: part goes No, that's the dick. Whoa Okay, well wait,
Speaker 1: how weird is your dick?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: So strange? You think the balls and the dick are
Speaker 1: on a straight line?
Speaker 4: I wonder William, Wait, who was the guy who I
Speaker 4: wonder who the guy was who was insisting it was
Speaker 4: a scrotum, Like very interesting just world view or like
Speaker 4: you're you're so patriarchy brained that everything is a dick
Speaker 4: or balls to you.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah that's and nobody like you're so patriarchy brained.
Speaker 1: And also like everybody else's so everyone's just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it was Richard Brooks, an English physician. Brooks, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he Dick Brooks, an English physician, reconsidered a detailed drawing
Speaker 1: of the fossil and gave it a specific name that
Speaker 1: matched what he believed it was, scrotum humanum, the scrotum
Speaker 1: of a giant human like creature. But then like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, so then the eighteen hundred's was the first
Speaker 1: time they I really got the idea that there are
Speaker 1: a lot of extinct creatures, like they didn't because there's
Speaker 1: like something kind of difficult existentially to be like, oh,
Speaker 1: we're just like the latest, you know, like that whole
Speaker 1: thing of like humans time on the planet is like
Speaker 1: a brief blink compared to true history of the planet.
Speaker 1: But I didn't like they mentioned this Netflix documentary that
Speaker 1: ninety nine percent of all species that have ever lived
Speaker 1: are now extinct ninety nine percent.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Well, I guess when you considered like this,
Speaker 2: just like a ton of bugs and stuff I never
Speaker 2: even heard of.
Speaker 1: So it's all good, yeah, but it's And they also
Speaker 1: mentioned that the dominant species rarely survives the major extinctions,
Speaker 1: which bad news for makes bad news for these guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because with our thick skin that can withstand temperatures
Speaker 2: above barely one hundred degrees.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, but yeah, I don't know, the
Speaker 1: world didn't really get excited about dinosaurs until the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 1: Like the paleontologists started getting excited about it and like
Speaker 1: putting things in museums in like the sixties, and like
Speaker 1: for a long time that t rex that famous like
Speaker 1: t rex skeleton was the only dinosaur skeleton that like
Speaker 1: was on display. But yeah, like they didn't come up
Speaker 1: with the asteroid extinction like theory until the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 1: And I don't know, it's just like it's this huge
Speaker 1: idea that changes completely how you see the world, right,
Speaker 1: And you know, very recently, relatively recently, people were finding
Speaker 1: big bones and being like, man that looks like giant
Speaker 1: balls and it's just a dick. Yeah, that's a dick.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know, doctor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but exactly an English physician imagine being that guy's patient.
Speaker 1: But like just these big pieces of existential perspectives that
Speaker 1: we digest and like immediately it changes how we view
Speaker 1: the world, and we kind of take it for granted
Speaker 1: that there's always been this like fascinating idea out there
Speaker 1: that like these massive giant creatures like ruled the planet
Speaker 1: and then got marked and the same thing it happened
Speaker 1: to us. I'm just like, if we're around, it'll just
Speaker 1: be interesting, you know, to think about how like what
Speaker 1: the next giant pieces of like perspective will be that
Speaker 1: we don't have yet. I'm assuming they'll be coming from like,
Speaker 1: you know, looking up instead of digging down.
Speaker 2: But keep your eyes to this, guys, that's right, see
Speaker 2: what happens. And then people will be like, nah, dude,
Speaker 2: this is a dick. What more like clearly a UFO. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: that's dude, that's like military sperms or something. Dude. Okay, sure, sure.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, all right, let's uh, let's take a quick
Speaker 1: break and we'll be right back. And we're back and uh,
Speaker 1: Fox News. Yeah, it's always good to check in with
Speaker 1: what they've been up to. You want to find out
Speaker 1: how your friends were, how their holiday was.
Speaker 2: Who was your holiday holiday?
Speaker 1: Fox News?
Speaker 2: Yeah. I just a quick one because I'm still kind
Speaker 2: of my mind is blown. I think like, look, it
Speaker 2: was probably a long weekend at Fox and they didn't
Speaker 2: know what to get angry about on Sunday or today.
Speaker 2: And here we go. We have a guy called Charlie
Speaker 2: Hurt and he's big hurt over the fact that VP
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and her tweet to celebrate the holiday had
Speaker 2: a gas stove in the background when they're trying to
Speaker 2: take them from us, and here we go.
Speaker 5: It's so funny that people they saw that, you know,
Speaker 5: her tweet, they saw her stove, they rightly heckled and
Speaker 5: mocked her and made fun of her and ridiculed her.
Speaker 5: And then all of the Democrats freaked out and went
Speaker 5: on and jumped online and said, oh no, wait a minute,
Speaker 5: they don't want to take away the gas stoves.
Speaker 2: That's misinformation.
Speaker 5: No, they do want to take away the gas stoves,
Speaker 5: and in fact, they are taking away the gas stories.
Speaker 1: This is where they control things.
Speaker 2: I just want to say they are in fact not
Speaker 2: taking the gas stove, and they in fact don't want
Speaker 2: to take away your fucking guest stoves. But again, and
Speaker 2: I like a little bit of jo, but tell us
Speaker 2: why this is the sick ass setup from the anchor
Speaker 2: at the desk, Wye is that is that? Why?
Speaker 1: Why do you why do they want to ban Gusto?
Speaker 5: I think because they hate us, They hate humans, they
Speaker 5: hate joyfulness.
Speaker 1: They pies anyway, So that's how they started their week off.
Speaker 2: They hate joy He even took the second He was
Speaker 2: because this ship that conspiracy theory. I don't even know
Speaker 2: what the fuck you want to call this. At this point,
Speaker 2: this talking point is so fucking tired that even he
Speaker 2: was like, why uh what we used to say? They
Speaker 2: hate humans and pie weird dealing with an intergalactic droid
Speaker 2: race that hates fucking joy That's true?
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, they nailed us.
Speaker 2: They hate your freedoms.
Speaker 1: Well over here on my preferred news outlet where I
Speaker 1: get most of my information.
Speaker 2: To a little little share. Okay, I was on Fox.
Speaker 2: You were looking at Goop.
Speaker 1: I was looking at Goop and they just dropped their
Speaker 1: gift guide and Miles, there are some pretty pretty interesting ideas.
Speaker 1: In here we got a twenty four carrot gold vibrator
Speaker 1: low price of fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, what the fuck is it made of? Out is
Speaker 2: just the whole thing is like a gold bar that
Speaker 2: you get.
Speaker 1: It actually like in your hands because it's so just
Speaker 1: pure soft gold. It's actually a huge health hazard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't, don't, don't don't get that in you.
Speaker 1: Know, comes in a case like a fancy pen and yeah,
Speaker 1: they dude.
Speaker 2: There's so many weird things on here, like uh, the
Speaker 2: like one is just like a fucking platter for for
Speaker 2: fruit that's like four hundred dollars to be like put
Speaker 2: your per simmons on a pedestal or a perch for
Speaker 2: your peaches.
Speaker 1: Oh, they use the literation. That's just because they're good
Speaker 1: at their job. Another one, Uh, there's an antique s
Speaker 1: cargo pic holder and it's basically it's shaped like a
Speaker 1: tiny erect penis with a giant scrotum. Speaking of giant scrotum, yeah,
Speaker 1: that seems to be the theme of the day. I
Speaker 1: think you may be right if you said no, that's
Speaker 1: a scrotum. This one. I think we're right because I
Speaker 1: like the it's supposed to be a snail shell, but
Speaker 1: the head of the snail is definitely a little Yeah.
Speaker 2: The head of the snale snail looks like the head
Speaker 2: of a penis, Yes, for sure. I don't know the
Speaker 2: scientific term for that part down there, but it was that.
Speaker 1: Yes. Also I don't know is that you eat s
Speaker 1: cargo with picks. I thought you needed to like.
Speaker 2: Scoop a little fork. I mean, okay, I think or
Speaker 2: maybe yeah, like I mean to get it out of
Speaker 2: the shell. I mean, jack, I haven't been I haven't
Speaker 2: been to Paris in so long. Forgive me for for misremembering.
Speaker 2: We definitely need the little shell holder like thing that
Speaker 2: holds a shell and then use like a tiny fork
Speaker 2: to pull out the little snail. Could be for you martinis.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there's also the foreholder that's a little dick.
Speaker 2: The other thing that's like wow, is like a two
Speaker 2: hundred dollars fucking sword that's just made for sabering a
Speaker 2: champagne bottle. Like this is truly, these are simple.
Speaker 1: Must treat yourself, treat the ones you love.
Speaker 2: Do you know someone who's so haunted by their own
Speaker 2: wealth that they know not how to enjoy anything except
Speaker 2: to just lavish themselves with the most overpriced these society
Speaker 2: you're as a gift guide.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I keep running into these. Like we we mentioned
Speaker 1: it back when we were talking about Harlan Crowe and
Speaker 1: there was that profile from the guy who, like Graham Wood, Yeah,
Speaker 1: lived in Harlan Crowe's town and like used to run
Speaker 1: by his house and he talked about how Harlan crow
Speaker 1: is just unburdening him himself of his wealth. And like
Speaker 1: there is another article that we're researching about, you know,
Speaker 1: just real estate and like what private equity is doing
Speaker 1: to like people's ability to own homes or even like
Speaker 1: live without roommates, right, you know people are living with
Speaker 1: roommates later and later on because yeah, and like when
Speaker 1: you look into real estate articles about how people are investing,
Speaker 1: like what why this is happening? And it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: companies and like private investors are buying up houses that
Speaker 1: they don't live in and just you know using them
Speaker 1: as investment properties. Like the description of that is like
Speaker 1: there's all this money slashing around after the recession and
Speaker 1: COVID and it's like yeah, because they like they just
Speaker 1: covered up all the money at the top it's.
Speaker 2: Just like slashing around like people. I mean, they might
Speaker 2: be able to like use some of that to like
Speaker 2: help people, but nah, nah by this fifteen thousand dollars
Speaker 2: whole vibrator.
Speaker 1: Yeah. There's also an article in the New York Times
Speaker 1: opinion last week that was about how the wealthy are
Speaker 1: historically an exceptionally like greedy and not giving back to
Speaker 1: society in any way like at this time, which right,
Speaker 1: on the one hand, it's like, yeah, we kind of
Speaker 1: knew that, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: But that used to kind of be like how a
Speaker 2: lot of shit got built in the US too. They'd
Speaker 2: be like yeah, aha, yes, oh, an entire hospital for
Speaker 2: you to because I feel bad that I shot all
Speaker 2: those laborers who asked for for who asked for a
Speaker 2: living wage. Well you know, the pinkertons, they know how
Speaker 2: to hold it down for you. But yeah, I get yeah.
Speaker 2: Now that's all we see like reflected back to us.
Speaker 2: At every level. It was like nobody wants to or
Speaker 2: they do this thing where it's like I give back,
Speaker 2: I pay my taxes. No you don't, Yes, they don't.
Speaker 1: They and they've been investing in lawyers who make sure
Speaker 1: that they don't have to pay taxes like that. That's
Speaker 1: been lawyers and politicians like, oh yeah, in a multi decade,
Speaker 1: like as long as I've been alive, they have been
Speaker 1: moving the goal line so that they don't have to
Speaker 1: pay taxes like they used to. And that's where this
Speaker 1: historic inequality is coming from. And that's why we we
Speaker 1: get products like from the Goop Gift Guide stay at
Speaker 1: Turtle Island in Fiji for the price of thirty nine
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars. Now, I know what you're thinking. That
Speaker 1: does sound reasonable until until you realize that it's a
Speaker 1: minimum three nights day and that's thirty nine five hundred
Speaker 1: per night.
Speaker 2: Kid, Absolutely fucked? Is it? Is it just like an
Speaker 2: Are you just going to an entire island or something?
Speaker 2: Is that? Is that what this saying?
Speaker 1: So you get three nites stay Turtle Eye Island in
Speaker 1: Fiji and it's just you, I guess. So, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know, like I don't know what what is
Speaker 1: required if it's just you, or if it's all like
Speaker 1: human furniture, like the whole place, all of your furnishing,
Speaker 1: you're like sleeping on servants. Yeah, and like servants, you.
Speaker 2: Rush your teeth with someone else's teeth. That's what's cool
Speaker 2: about Turtle Island. For forty grand a night, that's like,
Speaker 2: and given the way shit costs, that's a fucking I mean,
Speaker 2: I feel like a Toyota Corolla now costs forty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars because the price night fucked up.
Speaker 1: That's the minimum, like one hundred and twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: of uh for for a stay at a hotel. I'm
Speaker 1: kind of makes it just it makes sense when you
Speaker 1: realize that they their biggest problem is like they have
Speaker 1: too much money slashing around. Yeah, you know, god, what
Speaker 1: am I What else am I going to spend it on?
Speaker 1: They won't let me collect Nazi memorabilia and yeah.
Speaker 2: What can I help? How much does this It's forty
Speaker 2: grand a night? Okay, great, I'll stay here for like
Speaker 2: fucking six months.
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, wow, get rid of some of this.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, it is like the list is always
Speaker 2: I mean, like I do like the list merely for
Speaker 2: the fact that it gives such an interesting insight into
Speaker 2: like what you do when you have such obscene disposable income. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like I don't you know what I mean? Like, I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I know what a I know what a good blanket costs,
Speaker 2: like one hundred bucks or something like if you like
Speaker 2: want like a fucking lit ass blanket, And then they're like, now,
Speaker 2: this one's three thousand fucking dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you're like, what, I feel like we perfected
Speaker 2: the couch cushion do we need? Like, hey, man, you
Speaker 2: got it. You can always go meta with like some
Speaker 2: hyper priced item, but yeah, there's a four hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty five dollars blanket.
Speaker 1: There's one, and this is on a gift guide. A
Speaker 1: residence for at the well Bay Harbor Islands for four million,
Speaker 1: four hundred and fifty thousand dollars. So you buy someone
Speaker 1: a home for the holidays.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well I get it. It's you've you've you've
Speaker 2: successfully outraged me goop again. You've done it, You've done it.
Speaker 1: You can also buy two thousand dollars gong.
Speaker 2: Ooh an eight hundred and twenty dollars copper fun dupot.
Speaker 2: Now I'm back now.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's the sort of thing that we need
Speaker 1: to like rewake up to, like and see again with
Speaker 1: fresh eyes as often as possible, and like, yeah, thank
Speaker 1: you to the Goop Guide for helping us do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, thank you. Keep an eye on the prize.
Speaker 2: My two hundred dollars Champagne saber so you can quote
Speaker 2: party like it's seventeen ninety nine. Yeah, things are great
Speaker 2: for me back then, right when we were just screaming
Speaker 2: about biracial monstrosity children and the fact that dinosaur bones
Speaker 2: were Yeah, seventeen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: Back we go.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a quick break and we'll come back.
Speaker 2: And we're back. We're back.
Speaker 1: I don't like this next story, Miles, but you don't
Speaker 1: like I don't like being reminded.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so the route put out there like just
Speaker 2: a reminder you're like some of the top fucking albums
Speaker 2: that are turning twenty five years old this year.
Speaker 6: And nineteen ninety eight was apparently twenty eight, twenty five
Speaker 6: years ago, I'm pretty sure to me, feels like five
Speaker 6: years ago.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna I'm just this is a trickling, just
Speaker 2: a light sampling of the albums that are turning twenty,
Speaker 2: that are turning twenty five this year or have already.
Speaker 2: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill a quemin nine, It's dark
Speaker 2: in Hell's Hot, So My Flesh, Blood of My Blood.
Speaker 2: Both DMX put out two albums in nineteen Classics Juveniles
Speaker 2: four hundred Degrees, the first Black Star album, Hard Knock
Speaker 2: Life Volume two, jay Z a Tribe Call.
Speaker 1: For some reason, that's the only one that actually feels
Speaker 1: that old to me. Hard Knock Life Volume two.
Speaker 2: Love Movement by a Trip clock Quest feel what older?
Speaker 2: Younger to you know?
Speaker 1: That feels younger to me? Okay, dude, Hard to Take
Speaker 1: Life Volume two is it's like very specifically placed in
Speaker 1: a place in time for me in high school. And
Speaker 1: also it just feels like it stays kind of in
Speaker 1: rotation in a way that like always reminds me of
Speaker 1: the fact that it's old.
Speaker 2: You know, right right right Love Movement by a Tribe
Speaker 2: clock Quest that he got game original soundtrack, Come On Now,
Speaker 2: Capital Punishment, Big pun for Theriz Bobby Digital. I'm like,
Speaker 2: when I look at just the list and that's not
Speaker 2: even like, you know, there was like Mop came, like,
Speaker 2: there's an Mop album that year, Gangstar, There's a ton
Speaker 2: of fantastic albums. But when I look at this list,
Speaker 2: I just feel like I'm looking at my case logic
Speaker 2: CD Binder thing. I'm like, Yep, there's there's my Miseducation,
Speaker 2: there's my DMX album, there's my Qumini that's next to
Speaker 2: at Aliens, and there's my I got that new Juvie
Speaker 2: the four hundred Degrees. I also got JT Money back then.
Speaker 2: It's like all these albums, but I don't know. I honestly,
Speaker 2: for whatever reason for me, it does not feel that
Speaker 2: long ago. I wonder if because I am still a
Speaker 2: mental juvenile and my fashion tastes have also not evolved
Speaker 2: past nineteen ninety eight. So in that says, Mike, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about? Baby? Nineteen ninety eight was yesteryear,
Speaker 2: that was just two days ago.
Speaker 1: That was very recent. Yeah, yeah, mis educational Lauren Hilen
Speaker 1: a Clemini that fucks me up.
Speaker 2: Miseducation Is it good? I've been playing that for the
Speaker 2: guy's child, Yeah, because like babies like to be sung to,
Speaker 2: like I don't know, like I mean, like a mystery.
Speaker 2: They like being sung to, even if you're at it.
Speaker 2: But that's like one of the albums where, like I
Speaker 2: will Mourn Hill songs, I can really get all emote
Speaker 2: and really give the baby the performance that he deserves.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I've been playing that pretty regularly.
Speaker 1: Nice, all right, just checking around for some things that
Speaker 1: happened over the weekend. We got the Macy's parade being
Speaker 1: interrupted by pro peace protesters, and there is some wild
Speaker 1: imagery of like protesters, you know, blocking the parade route
Speaker 1: and then like getting forced out of the way so
Speaker 1: they could let a giant Ronald McDonald through, like while
Speaker 1: while like children are on the sideline, be like, boo, what.
Speaker 2: Do you mean, what do you mean? No more death,
Speaker 2: no more needless child death, boom, make way for Ronnie.
Speaker 1: Right. To be fair, the people protesting the current genocide
Speaker 1: were getting in the way of the balloons used to
Speaker 1: celebrate a holiday predicated on an entirely different genocide. So
Speaker 1: we're trying to focus on this other one.
Speaker 2: Please, we're trying to erase the memory of this other thing. Now, now,
Speaker 2: bring on SpongeBob.
Speaker 1: Thirty four people were arrested by the NYPD as a
Speaker 1: result of the protest. But yeah, it's gave us some
Speaker 1: really good visual metaphors of like, you know, peaceful protesters
Speaker 1: being arrested for speaking out against a humanitarian catastrophe to
Speaker 1: make way for the Sinclair Oil dinosaur.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of dinosaurs. Yeah, back in a big way,
Speaker 2: but like this is all I mean, like between that,
Speaker 2: then there was the three Palestinian students were shot in Vermont.
Speaker 2: Some guy like just shot these three students. No one
Speaker 2: passed away like luckily, and you know, they're like they're
Speaker 2: they're trying to figure out if it was a hate
Speaker 2: crime or whatever. There's there's a ton of stuff. And
Speaker 2: then we had the hostage swaps happen. Yeah, and we're
Speaker 2: still like it sounds like right now that you know,
Speaker 2: people are like wondering, can the the White House put
Speaker 2: enough pressure to maybe prolong this to make just just
Speaker 2: to get a little bit more something lasting rather than
Speaker 2: just like this couple day pause. So yeah, there's there's
Speaker 2: just a lot a lot was happening. Yeah, in the
Speaker 2: realm of of you know, Palestine Israel talks and yeah,
Speaker 2: and just even how like it's it's manifesting now, like
Speaker 2: you know, like in our own country now we're seeing
Speaker 2: all kinds of hate crimes go up. And yeah, yeah
Speaker 2: not great.
Speaker 1: Over on over on Fox, the hosts criticized the nasty
Speaker 1: protesters because this event was supposed to be about people
Speaker 1: giving thanks, and another guy questioned what do they want even,
Speaker 1: which is very frustrating as they're wearing free palace venture
Speaker 1: it's chanting, we need to cease fire and not another nickel,
Speaker 1: not another dime, no more money for Israel's crimes. Like
Speaker 1: what what could they what? But what are they say?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: I don't understand the words coming out of your mouth,
Speaker 1: Like what are you even trying to say right now?
Speaker 2: I mean that's yeah, I would do that too if
Speaker 2: I didn't want my viewers to know what they were
Speaker 2: there for.
Speaker 1: Like I can't even know what they're saying shrieking. If
Speaker 1: you're shrieking right now, I can't understand you.
Speaker 2: What do you keep I think they're podcasters. They may
Speaker 2: have shouted out some kind of offer code for twenty
Speaker 2: percent off your first meal. I don't know what they want.
Speaker 2: It's very confusing. Please bring in SpongeBob.
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 2: Did you watch the Braid?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I watched a replay of it or like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think I was able to, like on demand something
Speaker 2: just to have on the background. And it's just like
Speaker 2: I felt so bad for the musical performers because it's
Speaker 2: fully lip synced, like there's no room for sucking any
Speaker 2: real human performance. Yeah, and they had like the Roots
Speaker 2: band and like Jimmy Fallon do a thing and like
Speaker 2: poor quest Love. Do you remember like in Airheads the
Speaker 2: movie Airheads were like they're like like they wanted to
Speaker 2: perform live before like they went to prison or whatever.
Speaker 1: No, I didn't. I never saw Airheads with.
Speaker 2: Brendan Fraser and Steve Buscemi and Adam Sandler.
Speaker 1: They're like sand Man. I know, it was like Adam
Speaker 1: Sandler movie when I was like craving Adam Sandler movies,
Speaker 1: and I for whatever reason was just like, nah, that
Speaker 1: one doesn't look right to make it looks like a
Speaker 1: real Sandler.
Speaker 2: It's so funny. I don't know. I don't know how
Speaker 2: well it ages. But there's like a part where like
Speaker 2: they're like like you know, they take over this radio
Speaker 2: station to get their like band poping or whatever, and
Speaker 2: they demand doing a live show. And when they actually
Speaker 2: set up the live show so they release the hostages
Speaker 2: or whatever, they like realized the whole set has to
Speaker 2: be like dubbed, and they're like, what we're not doing
Speaker 2: no lip syncing and like they like throw their arms
Speaker 2: up while like the song is happening to like protest
Speaker 2: the fact that it was a lip synced like they
Speaker 2: were playing with a track, and anyway, the way like
Speaker 2: Questlove was on drums reminded me of him slowly being like, man,
Speaker 2: I ain't even fucking playing. What if I just fake
Speaker 2: played to be a dickhead because we can't do anything?
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's it's it's hard when you watch like
Speaker 2: real musicians up there being like here this is I'm
Speaker 2: playing an instrument that isn't even present in the audio
Speaker 2: you're hearing right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah. By the way, Sinclair oil dinosaur balloon not historically accurate.
Speaker 1: We discovered uh from from a listener who I think
Speaker 1: when we had doctor Grant on. She was speculating that
Speaker 1: she thought, like a lot of the fossil fuels came
Speaker 1: from dinosaurs, but the fossil fuels are mostly plankton.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not as exciting a logo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so not not as exciting a logo.
Speaker 2: And here comes the Sinclair plankton float.
Speaker 1: Yeah, although those things are gnarly up close. Plankton up close.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like fucking gross pieces as ship fuck
Speaker 2: with no plankton. Dude looked like a bagan in my
Speaker 2: mouth bro Yeah, I have fucking comb in the sea
Speaker 2: to eat that crap.
Speaker 1: And finally, uh, we did you catch any of uh?
Speaker 1: Anna Indiana? No, this is a AI singer songwriter who
Speaker 1: dropped a track on the world Betrayed by this Town.
Speaker 1: That is yet another example of like whenever, like we
Speaker 1: should just look at this when everyone's like AI is
Speaker 1: already here and going to take our jobs. Maybe maybe
Speaker 1: that's true, but this looks like shit and sounds like
Speaker 1: shit and completely lax any modicum of humanity, Like the
Speaker 1: thing that art is supposed to have.
Speaker 3: My favorite cafe ping my teast.
Speaker 2: Indiana. Yeah, sitting at my favorite cafe drinking tea. Oh
Speaker 2: my god. What.
Speaker 1: Then there's like some faux like edgic prop in there
Speaker 1: where she's like talks about feeling betrayed by this town
Speaker 1: and wanting to tear it all down. Oh, which I
Speaker 1: don't know. Yeah, sorry, could be like the Terminator future
Speaker 1: coming through a little bit. But some people were like, oh,
Speaker 1: of course the AI is woke, woke mob.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, Anna, Indiana, but it's definitely a no
Speaker 2: for me. Dog you know, just you tried. It's so
Speaker 2: like even the animation is really animation.
Speaker 1: Is so wild because she just like makes unblinking eye
Speaker 1: contact with the camera the whole time with this like
Speaker 1: weird half smile on her face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the body shape too, is like it's sort
Speaker 2: of like it's clearly doing the thing where they had
Speaker 2: like a still image, but like just animate the head.
Speaker 2: Don't even make the shoulders or torso move like a
Speaker 2: human would. It's like fix in the head is just like, Hi,
Speaker 2: I am anna Indiana and I hate this town. Here's
Speaker 2: how you make napalm with a little bit of styrofoam.
Speaker 2: Follow me kids, like y'all the I think to andrew T,
Speaker 2: I remember like when we first started talking about this,
Speaker 2: and andrew T was on the thing that I was
Speaker 2: stuck with me about him like just being like, man,
Speaker 2: fuck these Ais and like their ability to create stuff
Speaker 2: is like they have no fucking taste, Like there's no
Speaker 2: like there's it's not drawing from anything that would give
Speaker 2: you something that like resonates. I get when like they
Speaker 2: can make another artist say some shit like that evokes
Speaker 2: a ton of stuff for you just listening to it,
Speaker 2: where it's like I don't know who in Indiana is
Speaker 2: And this sounds like a Teddy Ruckspin that got damaged
Speaker 2: in a storm or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Yeah, like having having one artist voice covering
Speaker 1: another artist's song is like enough that there's like something
Speaker 1: kind of at least temporarily fascinating to listen to there,
Speaker 1: but this one is. Yeah, well, when you try and
Speaker 1: go fully original, it's not.
Speaker 2: To hear it again, dude.
Speaker 1: Thinking about all he's done, everyone who everyone.
Speaker 2: Broken dreams, shattered hopes and silent screams. Wow, you know
Speaker 2: this is those lyrics are of somebody who tried to
Speaker 2: have a career and didn't make it, and they're like,
Speaker 2: fuck it if I can't have this track that maybe
Speaker 2: Anna Indianda has.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I feel I feel like that's this is
Speaker 1: being puppeted like some you know middle There's something so.
Speaker 2: Dark behind this, you know, like there is the lyrics
Speaker 2: have this like you know Steve Bannon when he couldn't
Speaker 2: be funny or actually an entertainment industry kind of anger
Speaker 2: behind it. Yes, yeah, yeah, it's just my La Riots
Speaker 2: musical didn't take off because this town's full of fucking
Speaker 2: broken dreams. Oh man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, anyways, we can't wait to see what she
Speaker 1: does with the rest of her career nearly an artistic revelation.
Speaker 2: Hopefully the artist can render the other half of her
Speaker 2: face too, so when she turns, it's not just becomes
Speaker 2: like a weird shadow. But hey, yeah, uh well, we're
Speaker 2: rooting for you Anna too, for your motherboard to melt
Speaker 2: down or whatever we do to wish a is is
Speaker 2: a demise.
Speaker 1: Jam was pointing out that her name sounds like a
Speaker 1: Mad magazine parody of Hannah Montana.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yeah, the work, Yeah, it's truly. We've
Speaker 2: got Hannah Montana at home, honey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but like Anna Indiana is like it. That's because
Speaker 1: like it already, the last name has the word Anna
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I guess what could they are? Are there are
Speaker 2: other names like that if they're trying to do that
Speaker 2: same kind of naming convention, like state last name with
Speaker 2: a fun.
Speaker 1: H Becky New York, you know, I mean, something classy
Speaker 1: like Becky, New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Like Tia, California. I don't know, look y'all, it's it's
Speaker 2: that's why Hannah Montana works, y'all. Yeah, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. Just leave it alone. Something you don't have
Speaker 2: to perfect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Disney have that Disney Channel basically AI. That ship
Speaker 1: has felt like it was written by AI, like all
Speaker 1: along a little bit so which one the Disney Channel,
Speaker 1: just like when I like hear about what it because
Speaker 1: I never like really watched it growing up, but then
Speaker 1: like what I would hear about it from a distance
Speaker 1: and be like, what is this feels so strange? Is
Speaker 1: maybe it was like an adult looking at children culture
Speaker 1: and bea like stupid, Oh that's okay, smart, okay than
Speaker 1: that five year old you put.
Speaker 2: On a magic jersey and now you're marshall fulk.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right. Those are some of the things
Speaker 1: that are trending on this Monday morning. We are back
Speaker 1: tomorrow with a whole last episode of the show, which
Speaker 1: hold onto your butts. You already heard that, you're already
Speaker 1: already know it's a crofting joint, y'all.
Speaker 2: And he's got youtubess to recommend.
Speaker 1: Until then, be kind to each other, kind to yourself,
Speaker 1: get the vaccine, don't do nothing about white supremacy, and
Speaker 1: we will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Fight bye.