Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of saying
Speaker 1: Anger Around my Trand whoa, that's a Metallica song I
Speaker 1: just heard for the first time. Yeah, that's a twenty
Speaker 1: year old Metallica song. I missed everything after the Black album.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, apparently there's a new album out. I have
Speaker 1: not heard it. But what's the last? The last Metallica
Speaker 1: song I can remember is same Anger Around? Because that video,
Speaker 1: like San Quentin, I was like, what the fuck is
Speaker 1: going on? We also found out that Kirk Hammett was
Speaker 1: gifted a magazine that like The night Stalker, Richard Ramirez
Speaker 1: like had and I guess wanted to give it. I
Speaker 1: don't know. He said, yeah, gave him a magazine with
Speaker 1: Metallica on the cover, and then the subscription tag on
Speaker 1: the magazine said Richard Ramirez, Damn, anyway, that's pretty tight.
Speaker 1: Put it Hammet's a Nazi, right, yeah, put it in
Speaker 1: Harlan Crowe's museum. Um yea, all right, Well some big
Speaker 1: news you can get a low and the Wienermobile. Yeah
Speaker 1: a little. The headline from Fox Austin, and I love
Speaker 1: that the headline doesn't even entertain the possibility that this
Speaker 1: is something couples would be doing with the approval of
Speaker 1: their families. They're just like, yeah, you're probably gonna want
Speaker 1: to like run and make a hasty decision on this one,
Speaker 1: or like don't fucking talk down on my Oscar Myra
Speaker 1: Ween or won't bile wedding. I'm not, this is not
Speaker 1: the moment. Everybody's here because this is a good thing
Speaker 1: to do. I want to be married by a processed
Speaker 1: phallic meat van. Yeah, exactly, great friend of the show,
Speaker 1: Jamie Loftus, I this feels aspirational for her. I would
Speaker 1: love to preside over that wedding in front of the Wienermobile.
Speaker 1: It's like a two day window that they're offering it up. Um,
Speaker 1: so it's real. It's a stunt. It's a pop up,
Speaker 1: a pop up hot Dog mobile wedding chapel event. But
Speaker 1: as more people seek stress free ceremonies with their partners,
Speaker 1: our hot Doggers are thrilled to reignite the joy of
Speaker 1: this special day and give them a once in a
Speaker 1: lifetime experience a wedding through a pair of meat colored glasses. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that thing says a d stressor like looking at things
Speaker 1: through meat colored glasses, at colored glasses if you think
Speaker 1: about Hey, Jack, oh man, I think you're just too woke. Man.
Speaker 1: You're looking at everything through your meat colored glasses, man,
Speaker 1: and that's not how the world works. That's right. PBS
Speaker 1: also quitting Twitter UM they will suspend posting after similarly
Speaker 1: being branded with a government funded media label UM, presumably
Speaker 1: intended to warn people that Joe Biden is the secret
Speaker 1: puppet master behind reruns of Arthur. Seems like it seems
Speaker 1: like that I'm getting on TBS. Daniel the Tiger. You
Speaker 1: don't even know about Daniel, isn't it Daniel? I mean,
Speaker 1: I hate to pull your card, isn't it Daniel Tiger?
Speaker 1: Daniel the I I just think it's more definitive than that, Miles. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 1: like the Ohio State University, Yes, exactly, Monday Night Football,
Speaker 1: Daniel the Tiger, the Ohio State University. What if you
Speaker 1: went on to be a yeah college football line with
Speaker 1: the with the speed AI is moving Jack. We could
Speaker 1: just punch a few magical words and be like, give
Speaker 1: me a Monday Night football starting lineup intro package, but
Speaker 1: with all children's cartoon characters. That's right, Body Bear, Sesame Street.
Speaker 1: The vast majority of PBS funding come from the US government.
Speaker 1: It's about fifteen percent. Because that's fast. Yeah, the US
Speaker 1: government couldn't get away with it over the past forty
Speaker 1: years as it became an evil to have anything publicly
Speaker 1: funded in the United States. Um, but you know, viewer donations,
Speaker 1: probably some corporate sponsorships here and there. Yeah. I feel
Speaker 1: like they're refrained with all these things. You listen to MPR,
Speaker 1: you watch PBS. My only idea of it is like,
Speaker 1: so we're doing our pledge drive right, Like, fine, what, yeah,
Speaker 1: you need money because we're funded by Joe Byron. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, I must responded to a question about the
Speaker 1: NPR situation on Twitter by proclaiming defund NPR. Uh so
Speaker 1: he's just I like. He then goes on he said
Speaker 1: quote NPR literally said federal funding is essential to public
Speaker 1: radio on their own website. Now taken down. What hypocrites.
Speaker 1: I guess they won't mind losing federal funding in that case. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: what about your federal funds? You need to take away
Speaker 1: all the money that he drived from federal funding. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's see see how that feels. Go do one loan
Speaker 1: scum so cash app, the founder of cash app Bob
Speaker 1: Lee was murdered apparently knew the suspect that allegedly stabbed
Speaker 1: him to death. Another person in the tech industry, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so yeah, but I love the takes from other people,
Speaker 1: like the woman who was like, we just need to
Speaker 1: start public lynchings. Bro what people in tech like, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's going on? I think that's just such a That
Speaker 1: whole story was used to set you a thousand ships
Speaker 1: to see of, like it's a hell escape. This rich
Speaker 1: guy got stabbed to death, and now you're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like it's not a fucking random crime. He
Speaker 1: knew the alleged perpetrator, right, But it's I think he
Speaker 1: just shows like how quickly, like the people who need
Speaker 1: their confirmation bias sort of a little info snacks to
Speaker 1: come out, Yes, exactly see what happened to what happened?
Speaker 1: I mean, they got all of America to believe that
Speaker 1: San Francisco was like this out of control, like on
Speaker 1: fire hellscape based on like some videos of shoplifting and
Speaker 1: an earnings report by CBS. So yeah, surely they'll be
Speaker 1: able to spin this into Tucker Carl Singold or maybe
Speaker 1: becomes about immigration if the guy is not like in
Speaker 1: a US citizen or something. Sure, it's the immigens. I
Speaker 1: always knew it was them, even before the bears. I
Speaker 1: knew it was them. All right, let's take a quick break.
Speaker 1: We'll come right back. And we're back, and Tesla is
Speaker 1: in the news. What what are they doing? What's up
Speaker 1: with them? Did they lose their public funding? So we've
Speaker 1: talked about how that's a racist hellscape to work in
Speaker 1: form black workers and how like, you know, they called
Speaker 1: like an area where black workers called they were like
Speaker 1: they called it the jungle and shit and all kinds
Speaker 1: of racism that these people had to be out of
Speaker 1: sight when the Lamas came to work. This was a
Speaker 1: plant in Fremont, California, and you know, these were like
Speaker 1: these allegations were wild. But then like other people who
Speaker 1: had also worked at that were like, yeah, it's the
Speaker 1: same thing over here at this factory too. Oh weird, weird, weird.
Speaker 1: So the State Supreme Court issued like a ruling and
Speaker 1: basically saying that they are allowing workers to seek a
Speaker 1: public injunction on Tesla, which would basically require the company
Speaker 1: to acknowledge that they are racist and be like, look,
Speaker 1: we're a racist and we're gonna have to change our
Speaker 1: business practices in a tangible way because of this injunction,
Speaker 1: which could be really interesting for them there. And if
Speaker 1: you've kept up, if we kept up with some of
Speaker 1: the news there, Like one of the last things we
Speaker 1: heard about like Tesla workers was they were like sharing
Speaker 1: private videos from like the car like things that the
Speaker 1: cars were capturing with their cameras of like the owners
Speaker 1: and likely having jokes and shit yea for the lolls
Speaker 1: being like yeah, yeah, we just we're invading this person's
Speaker 1: privacy because our car has a camera. I don't know
Speaker 1: what you want me to do. It is really funny
Speaker 1: what happened in this thing. So anyway, good for them.
Speaker 1: And you know, elon, you know, dude, do you baby
Speaker 1: killing it? Glad? He's the most famous and popular and
Speaker 1: powerful person in our country at the moment. That's cool. Hey,
Speaker 1: we're a close second though, you know the time where
Speaker 1: we're creeping up. So NBA play in tournament story DeMar
Speaker 1: de Rosen's daughter, So DeMar Derozen has had an amazing
Speaker 1: couple seasons. Two guard whose game is like sort of
Speaker 1: not fit to the current NBA. He's not a three
Speaker 1: point shooter. He's got more of a mid range game,
Speaker 1: but he's been powering this kind of resurgence and toughness
Speaker 1: by the Chicago Bulls. They beat the Raptors in the
Speaker 1: Raptors Arena, and DeMar De Rosen's daughter went viral because
Speaker 1: so this is something that I saw, Like as the
Speaker 1: game was going on, NBA fan Matt Boosti's guest CJ.
Speaker 1: Toldano tweeted, like, who is screaming at this Raptors home
Speaker 1: game every time they shoot a free throw? Like this
Speaker 1: is weird. You could just hear it as they would shoot,
Speaker 1: you know, the home crowd would typically go quiet, right.
Speaker 1: Anyone who's also been a troll at their high school
Speaker 1: basketball game from the stands knows this tactic very well.
Speaker 1: Is scream when they shoot the free throw, and there's
Speaker 1: like a split screen like depiction of what was going on,
Speaker 1: and she is so locked in. It's amazing. This is
Speaker 1: her screaming her head off while the Raptors take a
Speaker 1: free throw right off the heel of It's scream queen level.
Speaker 1: It's so good and so the thing that people like
Speaker 1: in addition to it catching everyone's attention. So the camera
Speaker 1: eventually found her and we're like, oh, it's DeMar de
Speaker 1: Rosen's daughter. That's so, you know, she traveled to the
Speaker 1: game and was fucking with the heads of the Raptors
Speaker 1: to the point that they missed a shockingly high number
Speaker 1: of free throws and lost by a smaller margin than
Speaker 1: the number of free throws they missed, right, Like, usually
Speaker 1: an NBA team will miss like a handful of free
Speaker 1: throws in an entire game. They missed eighteen and only
Speaker 1: lost by you know, five points. So really, is she's
Speaker 1: on this one? Yeah, I mean it's it's no cornet contest,
Speaker 1: but uh, you know, I mean, actually this is probably
Speaker 1: the most effective scene. Yeah, this one. Yeah, when Siaka
Speaker 1: misses that shot, it's unbelievable. Like you're like, oh, she
Speaker 1: she has the keys to your brain and she's she's
Speaker 1: just moved in Okay, good, I mean it is. It
Speaker 1: is a uniquely vulnerable part of a professional sport, like
Speaker 1: if you did this in tennis or golf, like one
Speaker 1: of the you know, because it's just you against the
Speaker 1: rim like any of those individual sports where like you're
Speaker 1: supposed to have concentration like that, they'll pull you, like
Speaker 1: you'll get escorted out of the arena if you tried this,
Speaker 1: but the like the NBA just doesn't do that. So um, wow,
Speaker 1: they shot eight they shot fifty percent from the fifty
Speaker 1: percent holy shit, eighteen of thirty six, like we just
Speaker 1: unheard of, so I don't know. Wow. Yeah, it was
Speaker 1: powerful enough that, like in the beginning before like people
Speaker 1: had realized that their free throw shooting was going to
Speaker 1: be the story of the game. People were already tweeting
Speaker 1: about it, being like, who is that dude? This? I
Speaker 1: just love this condensed highlight reel of all this screams
Speaker 1: and the missed free particular game or something miss miss
Speaker 1: The total number was really good for him right now
Speaker 1: was good, fertile this and this is also the dream
Speaker 1: of anybody who was like rooted hard for a team
Speaker 1: and like I used to do all sorts of things
Speaker 1: in my own like magical thinking, broken brain to like
Speaker 1: make people miss a free throw, either on TV or
Speaker 1: like in the arena. Um. But she did it. She
Speaker 1: did it for all of us to prove you can
Speaker 1: affect affect the game by just sheer willum. So congratulations
Speaker 1: to her and the Bulls who became with that win,
Speaker 1: the first ten seed to ever win a playing game
Speaker 1: and will be going against the Miami Heat to try
Speaker 1: and secure a spot in the NBA playoffs. Yeah, Harlan Crowe,
Speaker 1: When when will we just leave this young man alone,
Speaker 1: this poor billionaire who's just trying to unburden himself of
Speaker 1: the billions of dollars inherited wealth. Oh, can we stop
Speaker 1: going in on this guy? Well, guess the fuck what
Speaker 1: we've found out now that it's from pro pro Publica.
Speaker 1: In twenty fourteen, his fucking companies purchased a string of
Speaker 1: properties in Savannah, Georgia, and not necessarily anything to note.
Speaker 1: I mean it's like, you know, it's like an single
Speaker 1: story home, two baket lots down the road. Oh, but um,
Speaker 1: who owned that property? Well, guess the fuck what? Uh?
Speaker 1: It was owned by Clarence Thomas's mother and the transaction
Speaker 1: this is from ProPublica quote marks the first known instance
Speaker 1: of money flowing from the Republican mega downer to the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court justice. The Crow Company bought the properties for
Speaker 1: one hundred thirty three thousand, three hundred and sixty three
Speaker 1: dollars from three co owners Thomas, his mother, and the
Speaker 1: family of his late brother. Wow. So whoa yeah, Oh,
Speaker 1: you owned that. Oh man, this is the wildest coincidence.
Speaker 1: Clar you bought my mom's house. That's that's wild. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was about property. I'm I'm glad that you you
Speaker 1: liked it. Um, And this is during a time of
Speaker 1: historic Supreme Court decisions protecting the ability of generationally wealthy
Speaker 1: people to hold on to their money. Yeah, it's nothing
Speaker 1: to see here. This is fuck Like, this is fuckery
Speaker 1: in your face at the highest magnification. Absolutely, what the
Speaker 1: fuck is going I mean it's like, even without knowing this,
Speaker 1: just like his behavior and his wife's behavior is enough
Speaker 1: to be like, uh, yeah, I think we need to
Speaker 1: get this guy out of here. But Jesus chrazy, hey
Speaker 1: buy my mom's house and fix it up. And they won't.
Speaker 1: And they won't. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in the news. So
Speaker 1: on Tuesday, a video of Arnold Schwarzenegger taking it upon
Speaker 1: himself to fix a gaping pothole on a street near
Speaker 1: his home, I guess surfaced online. You know, not because
Speaker 1: he was recorded by passers by, but because he uploaded
Speaker 1: it to his official Twitter account, complete with like a
Speaker 1: musical accompaniment. So this sparked a lot of media attention.
Speaker 1: With a lot of headlines hilariously joking that Arnold Schwarzenegger
Speaker 1: had turned eminated the pothole. Yeah, which is cool. I'll
Speaker 1: be black top. I mean, there's so so many directions
Speaker 1: to go, but yeah, stuck with the pitched it straight
Speaker 1: down the middle. But then the media cycle turned negative
Speaker 1: after the city claimed that Schwarzenegger didn't fill in a pothole,
Speaker 1: but rather a service trench that was intentionally made by
Speaker 1: the gas company while they did work, and then shole
Speaker 1: we needed that. He's like that, that like leads you
Speaker 1: to believe that he's like filling in a manhole cover
Speaker 1: right right right, blacktop. But then I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't I don't think anyone's fully telling the truth here,
Speaker 1: because then he's like, actually it was they had finished
Speaker 1: the work in January and we're just waiting to fill
Speaker 1: it in. Um, the roads in Los Angeles aren't great. No,
Speaker 1: I'm I think we're the last people to be like,
Speaker 1: leave the fucking DWP alone or you know, LA or Caltrans,
Speaker 1: you know, people who are in charge of the roads,
Speaker 1: leave them alone, because oh my god, especially after the rains,
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, because already like like the fact
Speaker 1: that it's so hot and dry here just makes it
Speaker 1: like just a little bit of moisture ends up turning
Speaker 1: it into like an old dish sponge that just like
Speaker 1: dissolved under the tire. So yeah, the ground just completely
Speaker 1: liquefies and everything starts crumbling. Yeah, well, anyway, but you
Speaker 1: know what, Arnold, you did it. You proved your point. Um.
Speaker 1: But well, I for one will be watching as a
Speaker 1: Netflix show now. I'm sorry. What is it even about again?
Speaker 1: I couldn't really tell. It just seems like action, a
Speaker 1: big action thing. I don't know what is it about.
Speaker 1: I don't know action? Then there might be some action.
Speaker 1: Is it called food bar? I believe it is. It's
Speaker 1: called fu bad what it's called? You know? And not
Speaker 1: just for two hours? Okay? Can they say that exactly?
Speaker 1: You can? All right, those are some of the things
Speaker 1: that are trending Thursday, April thirteenth. We're back tomorrow with
Speaker 1: a whole last episode of the show. Until then, be
Speaker 1: kind to each other, be kind to yourselves, get the vaccine,
Speaker 1: don't do nothing about white supremacy, and we will talk
Speaker 1: to you all tomorrow. Bye bye, fo bar for us
Speaker 1: by arrogant rich people. There it is