Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of the
Speaker 1: Weekly Zeitgeist. These are some of our favorite segments from
Speaker 1: this week, all edited together into one NonStop infotainment laugh stravaganza. Yeah, so,
Speaker 1: without further ado, here is the Weekly Zeitgeist.
Speaker 2: Our guest today, Francesca is a very it's a first
Speaker 2: time guest. We always like first time guests. You might
Speaker 2: know him from his newsletter Garbage Day or his new
Speaker 2: podcast Panic World, talking about just you know, all the things,
Speaker 2: the conspiracies, the way our minds are distorted through the
Speaker 2: Internet and all kinds of things and how how that
Speaker 2: manifests in our physical world. Please welcome to the microphone
Speaker 2: the very talented Ryan Broadrock.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 4: I also don't have a song, but I will sing
Speaker 4: something for your listeners. Hey what they can DM me
Speaker 4: and I'll send them a weird video.
Speaker 5: That's tough time.
Speaker 2: Is there a genre that you sort of specialize?
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, like ska music, you know you
Speaker 4: can still still sure someone's you know it's coming back
Speaker 4: with um I didn't, but with the economy and free fall,
Speaker 4: like it's a perfect time for you know dy music.
Speaker 2: Let's hell yeah exactly, Let's like use our I feel
Speaker 2: like that could be the new street Man because like,
Speaker 2: it doesn't require like well, it does require some amps,
Speaker 2: but if you get a good horn section out there,
Speaker 2: that's all you need that we can be doing Aquabats covers.
Speaker 4: There you go, anti negativity helpt. I'm glad I've already
Speaker 4: derailed this podcast by mentioning skot music.
Speaker 6: Let's games, man, It's so embarrassing how much like freshman
Speaker 6: year of high school was like, so this is how
Speaker 6: you skank? And I was, oh, yeah, we're going to
Speaker 6: do that the homecoming dance. Hell, we're all really into
Speaker 6: ska and skanking. And I'd like to say that was
Speaker 6: my most embarrassing period of my high school years. But
Speaker 6: then I got into jam bands, so you know, you
Speaker 6: can always go worse.
Speaker 4: That's unfamily worse. Yeah, Finger and Ship Oh. I was
Speaker 4: absolutely yeah, yeah, soundtrack let's go.
Speaker 3: I was I was there.
Speaker 2: I was there because look, I played trumpet in band. Okay,
Speaker 2: and then at the time, especially when I was in
Speaker 2: around eighth grade, aqua Bats was popping off and I
Speaker 2: was like, yo, bro get me in there, and I'm
Speaker 2: good at horn. I can hit all these horn lines.
Speaker 2: Next thing you know, I'm in a band called the
Speaker 2: Liptnes because we like lifting icy. Okay, that's so incredibly good. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we we did. We almost went to battle the bands
Speaker 2: at Cresby High School in the San Fernando Valley, but
Speaker 2: we didn't go to Cresby wed Dame all day baby.
Speaker 7: And with that, we like to ask another another hip
Speaker 7: hop question. What yees another hip hop question? And asmole? Now,
Speaker 7: is that like a blemish? Or is that like a
Speaker 7: rodent that lives in me?
Speaker 3: This is this is called the Blake Wexler rap quiz.
Speaker 2: And I like asmole is not a rap lric, but
Speaker 2: I it does feel like maybe something that would have
Speaker 2: been Wu tang.
Speaker 3: What do you think an ass mole is?
Speaker 7: I would love if it was a well, actually, a
Speaker 7: rodent would almost be like leave the roadent alone. It's
Speaker 7: just trying to find someplace to live, you know. So
Speaker 7: I think it's I think it's a blemish. Yeah, And
Speaker 7: I think he is a blummish. He's a blumish on
Speaker 7: an ass but he's a he's a boy.
Speaker 5: I mean, not to get super deep into the asshole thing,
Speaker 5: but like when we say rodent, are are we saying
Speaker 5: that this is a rodent? Like a gerbil who maybe
Speaker 5: lives in an ass. Or are we saying it's a
Speaker 5: literal mole who is shaped like an ass.
Speaker 7: That's very interesting, right, was it embedded like a mole?
Speaker 7: We have a molet?
Speaker 5: Even think about that?
Speaker 4: To me?
Speaker 3: The rap term snitch for me, I thought we were
Speaker 3: talking about that. I don't know.
Speaker 7: No, I only know that because snitch Harry Potter bro
Speaker 7: I'm a big law enforcement guy, So that's how I
Speaker 7: know snitch.
Speaker 3: But why how do you use it?
Speaker 5: He's on a snitch waiting list. Yeah, he's like just
Speaker 5: waiting for something to go down. He's like call me please.
Speaker 2: That is I just some wild ass Karen to be like,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm actually on a snitch waiting list for
Speaker 2: the police.
Speaker 5: I've been waiting. Yeah, it's like stand by what is
Speaker 5: like the the nest, like the home like those home
Speaker 5: networks where they're like, you know, on their reporting. Blake's
Speaker 5: just on there, just waiting for some ship to go down.
Speaker 5: He's like number three on the snitch list. I keep
Speaker 5: getting skipped. Come on, do you know much?
Speaker 8: So much?
Speaker 3: Shirt? Hell? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Dave over there in the blue House has an ass mole.
Speaker 8: No one's asked no one asked him, and no one
Speaker 8: asked what it means. Is it a mold that looks
Speaker 8: like an ass? Is it a mole on his ass?
Speaker 8: Is a mold that buries inside of someone's ass? Is
Speaker 8: it a mole that looked like ass?
Speaker 5: It could be any gape.
Speaker 2: And that's why we use obscure insults on this show
Speaker 2: before they get dragged up in some kind of AI
Speaker 2: content net where they start throwing people in jail for
Speaker 2: coming people ass moles? Anyway, what's something from your sch
Speaker 2: street that's everything about who you are?
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, I'm gonna be real, real vulnerable here, and
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be honest, and it's quite literally. Bad Bunny
Speaker 5: c k ads. I think about it a lot. I
Speaker 5: didn't know that I was attracted to Bad Bunny in
Speaker 5: that way until I saw him naked on a big
Speaker 5: and a big billboard, and then things started happening, And so,
Speaker 5: you know, a couple times a week, I'm just just
Speaker 5: let's let's see what those look like. And am I
Speaker 5: still I'm checking in? Why am I still attracted to
Speaker 5: bad Bunny? And evidently I am, like I get it,
Speaker 5: like I think he should whatever he ate like he's
Speaker 5: thickened up a bit. I like it, he's not overly muscular.
Speaker 5: His hair is back and showing those curls again. I
Speaker 5: like the mustache. I like the mischievous look in his eye.
Speaker 5: It's really doing it for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so your voice, Lydia.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 5: No, I'm telling you, I'm playing it in my head
Speaker 5: right now.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm looking at it. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and I look like that except.
Speaker 3: Without the hair.
Speaker 2: But I know his tattoo game is wild. But he
Speaker 2: got it like this a random ass horse.
Speaker 5: On his chest. Okay, honestly, that's how much I'm not
Speaker 5: even looking at the tattoos. I'm like, who cares what?
Speaker 5: He has tattoos where no one showed me though.
Speaker 2: I'm always just so into It's like it's always interesting
Speaker 2: to me, like when people really cover themselves in tattoos,
Speaker 2: like what that vibe is like, because it's it's funny
Speaker 2: because you can start You're like, oh, that's cool, and
Speaker 2: then you start looking closer and I'm like, what is that?
Speaker 5: Oh? I know, I love looking at shitty tattoos on
Speaker 5: people when like they have.
Speaker 2: And he got a rainbow with clouds above his navel butt.
Speaker 2: Like it's like the opposite of Tupac's Thug Life tattoo
Speaker 2: he had over his belly.
Speaker 3: But it's like this rainbow.
Speaker 5: It's like care Bear stairs. Yeah, but yeah, no, I'm
Speaker 5: a yeah, just you're back over here thinking about bout it.
Speaker 2: I'm just at random, like you wake up in a
Speaker 2: cold sweat.
Speaker 5: You're like Benito kind of yeah. And I also live
Speaker 5: in a state where like you can't look at porn
Speaker 5: Hub anymore or anywhere of the big reputable porn sites,
Speaker 5: like a big car just comes up and says, hey,
Speaker 5: we can't verify your age, so you can't look at
Speaker 5: this stuff anymore. So like I'm back at you people.
Speaker 5: I mean, sure I could, but that seems like a
Speaker 5: lot to go through porn. I'll just bad Like I'll
Speaker 5: just google bad money and think.
Speaker 7: It means like thirty seconds, so good, like I can
Speaker 7: get it into a Google search.
Speaker 5: I'm good. Yeah, I'm going good. I'm going all the
Speaker 5: way back to old school, like I found a fucking J. C.
Speaker 5: Penny's catalog under a lady and bras like that. I'm
Speaker 5: trying to take it back to like some wholesome, awsome
Speaker 5: masturbation material, and I just want to see a dude
Speaker 5: in his underwear.
Speaker 2: Just Ryan, this car Ryan at my school, got he
Speaker 2: got he was. It was on his way to getting
Speaker 2: thrown out. One of the straws that broke the campel's
Speaker 2: back is he brought in a shredded up newspaper ad
Speaker 2: with the lady like underwear ladies. And this was so
Speaker 2: I mean thish. This was nineteen ninety one, okay, And
Speaker 2: so he was like like preening out of his pocket,
Speaker 2: like look what I brought from home. They were like, oh,
Speaker 2: and this Lutheran at school I went to, They snatched
Speaker 2: that ship up like he was trying to flavory or something.
Speaker 3: The Civil War.
Speaker 5: I remember dude showing up with like Frederick's of Hollywood
Speaker 5: catalogs that like accidentally got delivered to their house. And
Speaker 5: it's like, no, accidentally what your mom's a hoe she
Speaker 5: has she is turning tricks for your dad. Be happy
Speaker 5: you have live in a happy home. Yeah, I'm mom
Speaker 5: trying to tell you. I don't know how this got here.
Speaker 5: You know how it got there, Karen, you warned that
Speaker 5: teal set come on.
Speaker 7: Exactly what set, you know was there's so much porn
Speaker 7: in the woods, you know, because I feel like you
Speaker 7: couldn't go into the woods without stumbling on porn. And
Speaker 7: it's just like I like, so, okay, porn in the woods.
Speaker 3: You look at it and then you put it, like
Speaker 3: hide it in the Is it a good hiding spot?
Speaker 5: Honestly, I've always wondered that myself. That's a question I've
Speaker 5: had for men for at least twenty nine.
Speaker 2: I think it was like, yeah, it's like so well,
Speaker 2: because it was the same thing. Like here, it would
Speaker 2: be the La River, like certain parts, like the tonguea
Speaker 2: wash in the valley. We will hide shit in the
Speaker 2: overpasses and be like, yo, rotors weed over there. There's
Speaker 2: a fucking porn magazine over there. Because to have woods
Speaker 2: out here in California right now, you don't have a
Speaker 2: river either, really, no, you do have a cement block area.
Speaker 5: You would still anytime you did, like you go on
Speaker 5: a hike, you go anywhere, like there are some hills,
Speaker 5: some foothills, some what you know. I live in San
Speaker 5: Jose and like they stumble across that ship in the trustles.
Speaker 2: I feel like maybe it's like the underground railroad for
Speaker 2: like men, where they're like you got to leave things
Speaker 2: behind for the next visit on their on their journey
Speaker 2: of masculinity, so they may look at the same crusty
Speaker 2: ass porno in the woods with four other fucking adolescent
Speaker 2: kids or some ship.
Speaker 5: What is that? What is this? What is this saying?
Speaker 5: Like I'm not a super outdoorsy person, but there's some
Speaker 5: like phrase about like leave it has better than you
Speaker 5: left it or something like that.
Speaker 7: Like oh yeah, what better way to do that than
Speaker 7: with the magazine porn biode grades fast rate.
Speaker 5: Let me just talk this old jugs right here in
Speaker 5: this burled wi willow tree and traveler.
Speaker 2: Something to energize you, probably what something you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: Shot?
Speaker 3: Ye got a shot? I under enhance most things.
Speaker 10: Yeah, uh probably it's gonna be a weird one. But
Speaker 10: the dentist, okay, under or over that's under two miles
Speaker 10: talks right under.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like hours, I think it's underrated. Motherfucker.
Speaker 10: I had this moment where I was like, I think
Speaker 10: you'd be scared if you had a bad dentist or
Speaker 10: because you're still regressing to your childhood.
Speaker 3: But then I thought to myself, I'm just laying here.
Speaker 10: It's almost like a like a massage, like a spot
Speaker 10: some massage for my mouth. I'm laying here and two
Speaker 10: professionals are leaning over me, cleaning ship I ate out
Speaker 10: of my mouth for me yeah, And I was like,
Speaker 10: this is kind of like and then if I get pain,
Speaker 10: I get to say, hey, that hurt a little, and
Speaker 10: then they get to just I was like, this is
Speaker 10: kind of like a luxury since since obviously it's not
Speaker 10: like I clearly when I think of like people be like,
Speaker 10: what era, what other era of time and history would
Speaker 10: you want to live in? I'm like, none of them
Speaker 10: because of dentistry and medicine. I'm like, ain't no way
Speaker 10: in the world I want to live in any other time.
Speaker 10: You're telling me my tooth was like rotten. You just
Speaker 10: grab some vice grips, yeah, yeah, yeah, pull it out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Use the thing is your tooth has turned black dude
Speaker 2: to satan and now evil is getting and I'm like,
Speaker 2: go and we will have to remove it.
Speaker 10: You're like, what, You're just gonna pull it? You mean
Speaker 10: to tell me if I get a little cut on
Speaker 10: my arm and cut the whole thing off, you just
Speaker 10: cut the arm off? Yeah, yo, yo, drink this whiskey.
Speaker 10: And bite this piece of wood and I'm gonna saw
Speaker 10: your arm off now.
Speaker 2: So they're like, hey, weren't you just looking through a
Speaker 2: pile of horseshit behind the right now? Yeah, I thought
Speaker 2: I lost my wedding ring. Anyway, I'm ready to do surgery.
Speaker 2: I don't have to wash my hands, right, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: I was like, why would I? Yeah, why would I?
Speaker 2: This already has blood on it. Why would I dirty
Speaker 2: another one? I already have open swords all over my body?
Speaker 2: Why are you asking me about this one sword? Yeah,
Speaker 2: like you don't see this one coming. I'm gonna mess
Speaker 2: you up if my sword touches your open wound while
Speaker 2: I'm doing surgery, if anything might, I should worry about
Speaker 2: me getting my sword on myld blood.
Speaker 10: I have sword, I got sore cleaning juice coming out
Speaker 10: of my swords, so it could actually help you.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nah, I don't want to leave nowhere else.
Speaker 10: So I'm saying that as somebody who's like the dentistry
Speaker 10: even the sound of that drill, that it's not even
Speaker 10: as loud anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm yeah, this is great. Put a silence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, They're like, yeah, just over the years, I remember
Speaker 2: first in the eighties, like the because there's always some
Speaker 2: form of entertainment the eighties is here, hold this cassette
Speaker 2: player and put these headphones on. Yeah, I was like
Speaker 2: the first version of I'm at the dentist and I'm
Speaker 2: listening to like mc hammer or some shit.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then TVs came in, and then TVs above the seat,
Speaker 2: so when you're laying down you can see it. You
Speaker 2: can see that ship now, Like it's funny. Last time
Speaker 2: I went in there, like do you want to watch them?
Speaker 2: I'm like, nah, I kind of like hearing y'all talk
Speaker 2: about like whatever, because then it's funny. They have conversations
Speaker 2: while they're doing stuff and like yeah chucking, and I'm
Speaker 2: like this is cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I feel like I'm gonna in.
Speaker 2: There for you a lot, because yeah, they got me
Speaker 2: hooked up to machines.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a team. You have a whole team. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 10: Nah is me and this little homie that like so
Speaker 10: speaking of Filipino. It's this Filipino lady who like we
Speaker 10: always like always sees her back and forth through just
Speaker 10: talking Filipino stuff. And then this little homie that really
Speaker 10: like is almost like like a like a Schneidey kind
Speaker 10: of like, yes, whatever you need.
Speaker 3: Like he's so like quick and cute, like he just
Speaker 3: wants to help.
Speaker 10: So whenever she's drilling, he stick the thing in the
Speaker 10: mouth to suck up the water.
Speaker 3: He like Johnny on the Spot. Yeah, just Johnny on
Speaker 3: the Spot just like sucked hold the spit there. And
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, thank you. And then I'm like you
Speaker 3: are your job is to suck up my spit.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: This is a luxury.
Speaker 2: This is this is about this all wrong and people talking, Look,
Speaker 2: I know America and Canada are and a beef. You know,
Speaker 2: obviously the beef is one sided and that it's one
Speaker 2: person with a beef, not us with Canada. But you know,
Speaker 2: famously they say up there, it's like we have yeah,
Speaker 2: we got socialized medicine, but no dental, no mental you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Because it's a luxury. Baby, it's a luxury. It's a luxury.
Speaker 2: It's a luxury to have teeth that affect your whole body.
Speaker 2: You don't realize how much how you eat.
Speaker 10: And it is bizarre that like you're that dentists, your
Speaker 10: dental coverage is separate from your health coverage.
Speaker 3: It's still weird. They're like, my mouth faint a part
Speaker 3: of my body, Like what same thing with vision? Yeah,
Speaker 3: and your eyes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're like, I don't know, having think problems in
Speaker 2: my eyes can lead to other problems if I'm not
Speaker 2: aware of my okay.
Speaker 3: Walking a hole.
Speaker 10: Uh yeah, yeah, you have health care. Yeah, you have
Speaker 10: health care, but we don't cover pinky fingers. Yeah, you
Speaker 10: gotta get a whole other doctor for your pinky.
Speaker 3: Oh oh yeah, we only do.
Speaker 2: We only do neck down doctor stuff, neck down, neck up.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who does that kind of ship,
Speaker 2: to be honest, you might have to look on the
Speaker 2: internet for that. But the one thing I do like
Speaker 2: about the dentist is and I think the reason why
Speaker 2: I like weighted blankets was that lead vest they put
Speaker 2: on you when you have central extra. Yes, that's when
Speaker 2: I put the When I put the weighted blanket on,
Speaker 2: I flashed back, and I'm like, this is my favorite
Speaker 2: part of the dentist for some reason, even though like, man,
Speaker 2: we're gonna take an extra because I think you got cavities,
Speaker 2: little kid, and I'm like, just put the big ass
Speaker 2: mat on me, and I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, perfectly. They put lead on you and then
Speaker 3: run out of.
Speaker 2: The red put this lead. Matt, Hey, I'm bounce to
Speaker 2: the office next door while hit this button and looking.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just then like one of those bomb dismantling robots,
Speaker 7: worry about it.
Speaker 3: I'm eight years old. This kid gotta this will be fine.
Speaker 3: This will be fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're a kid.
Speaker 2: You're gonna need a really good neck up doctor after this.
Speaker 2: Just so you know, Allison, what's something you think is overrated?
Speaker 12: Okay, So as a as a dating coach, I think
Speaker 12: a relationship coach. I never referred to myself as a
Speaker 12: dating coach before.
Speaker 2: You make more money if you say you're a dating coach.
Speaker 13: Though, How you thought about being an alpha male influencer.
Speaker 3: I've tried it. It didn't work out.
Speaker 12: I can't do enough push up. So I think something
Speaker 12: that's overrated is chatting on an app for a long
Speaker 12: time before meeting a person. You got to hold the person, yeah,
Speaker 12: or you even like a FaceTime you got to get
Speaker 12: it off of texting.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Then people are doing it.
Speaker 2: What I mean, logically, I get it, but I've been
Speaker 2: out of the dating game for what is it five
Speaker 2: eleven years now, I'm but I'm also assuming it's the
Speaker 2: same thing where it's like you there are people can
Speaker 2: some people are so different over text, and then you
Speaker 2: meet them, like even in a dating context, like even
Speaker 2: from working like with people in production, and then you
Speaker 2: meet them and they're like so different than the way
Speaker 2: they text, and you're like, am I it?
Speaker 3: Do they hate me?
Speaker 2: Or am I not as funny as I was on text?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Definitely got to meet.
Speaker 13: People sometimes, especially when I was messaging men, I'd be like,
Speaker 13: this conversation is so funny and so good, Oh my god,
Speaker 13: it's gonna be great. And then I looked back after
Speaker 13: like meeting them, and I was like, wait, I was funny,
Speaker 13: they were generous, they were like, oh cool, and I
Speaker 13: was like making all these bits by myself.
Speaker 12: And I also think it just like adds to the
Speaker 12: like the gamification of yes, online dating, where people like
Speaker 12: don't take it seriously because they're just like talking to
Speaker 12: a bunch of different people. And then people were like,
Speaker 12: I don't get why it's not working.
Speaker 2: Right because it feels I mean, I have like like
Speaker 2: one of my younger cousins who's like in his like
Speaker 2: early thirties. The way they talk about dating too just
Speaker 2: feels like they're truly just playing like a numbers game.
Speaker 12: Yeah, just right, And it's their fault because like the
Speaker 12: apps are designed that right, right, but you have to
Speaker 12: like fight against the interface.
Speaker 2: Right because then I'm like, but isn't the whole point?
Speaker 2: Like dating is just sort of like ah shit, I
Speaker 2: got it, like the pre app. You know, when I
Speaker 2: were younger, you would go and then like you just
Speaker 2: go on a bunch of dates and meet people and
Speaker 2: you're like, eh, sometimes you try and make it work.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 2: I guess because of the volume of interactions you're trying
Speaker 2: to have. You're not trying to get hung up on
Speaker 2: one thing. But I feel for y'all. I feel for
Speaker 2: y'all out there. I feel for y'all out there.
Speaker 3: You know I did.
Speaker 13: I did take this advice. I started swiping with intention
Speaker 13: like any red flags, I swiped left immediately, and then
Speaker 13: I initiated the conversation whenever we matched, and I made
Speaker 13: sure to respond right away and then tried to meet
Speaker 13: in person. And that's how I got the boyfriend that
Speaker 13: I got from like a dating app. Like the one time,
Speaker 13: it was like the second person I swiped on and
Speaker 13: we met up and it like worked out at that time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I like to dating productively.
Speaker 12: Yeah, because then you don't burn yourself out because you're
Speaker 12: having like less but more like quality interactions.
Speaker 13: That's how you get maximum gains in your relations You
Speaker 13: have to.
Speaker 3: Do it while you're working on your push ups.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll be doing one art one arm push ups.
Speaker 2: Fucking right, Bro, you're sick as fuck.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: Just wait, dude, you will not be alone. I'm there
Speaker 2: with you every step of the way.
Speaker 3: All right, have you heard of this bit? Quick kidding?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let's take a quick break. We're gonna
Speaker 2: come back and talk about just everything that's happening, but
Speaker 2: also we also check in with some some just right
Speaker 2: wing men who I think are doing okay, I think
Speaker 2: everyone's doing.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll do that in a second after this.
Speaker 2: And we are back. So over the weekend, RFK did
Speaker 2: this thing that we've seen happen already this year where
Speaker 2: he will act like vaccine like he has a come
Speaker 2: to Jesus moment and he's like, actually, vaccines are the
Speaker 2: only way to really keep our children safe. And then
Speaker 2: like once that tweet cooks, he then turns around and
Speaker 2: he's like, psych take God's.
Speaker 4: Liver oil, invite him in a my guys, I'm still
Speaker 4: with you.
Speaker 2: I just have to say shit so I don't look
Speaker 2: like I'm trying to kill children. And he has done
Speaker 2: the exact fucking same thing this last weekend. On Sunday,
Speaker 2: he attended the funeral of an eight year old child
Speaker 2: that succumbed to a measles infection and use that anecdote
Speaker 2: to try and launder his reputation as a backwards anti vaxxer,
Speaker 2: saying he was there to comfort the family and was
Speaker 2: actively taking on this outbreak. This part of the tweet
Speaker 2: was very interesting to read coming from RFK quote the
Speaker 2: most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is
Speaker 2: the MMR vaccine, and then he also said that he
Speaker 2: was talking to Governor Abbott about read like deploying CDC
Speaker 2: teams to help with the outbrit You're like, well, the
Speaker 2: CVC that you're gutting.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, they get what was this now?
Speaker 2: Obviously the replies one guy, yeah. The replies under this
Speaker 2: tweet were un hinged. One person said your post got
Speaker 2: cut off. The MMR is also one of the most
Speaker 2: effective ways to cause autisms, as witnessed by millions of
Speaker 2: parents worldwide and covered by the CDC's fraudulent study at
Speaker 2: the heart of this documentary then links up to a
Speaker 2: documentary called Vaxed from cover up to katash.
Speaker 6: Dell big Tree is as a sort of notorious anti vaxxer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was kind of feeling fuck that guy, but yes,
Speaker 2: very again the heavyweights have come out. Then yeah, another
Speaker 2: another fan comes out, quote, fucking real normal. I think
Speaker 2: what you meant to say is that doctors in Texas
Speaker 2: are murdering children with erroneous hospital protocols in order to
Speaker 2: keep their trillion dollar vaccine grift going, and that you
Speaker 2: have asked the DOJ to arrest these doctors charge them
Speaker 2: with crimes against humanity. Sure huh no he when did
Speaker 2: he ever say that?
Speaker 3: Okay, sure, sure again.
Speaker 2: I think also this is probably very normal for an
Speaker 2: RFK tweet, that you inspire these kinds of just reactions
Speaker 2: just in any capacity. And while that may have been
Speaker 2: celebrated on parts of the Internet as if RFK saw
Speaker 2: the light, because you did see some headlines that were
Speaker 2: like RFK now says MMR vaccine is the way to
Speaker 2: prevent measles infection, he in fact did not. Just a
Speaker 2: few hours after that tweet, He posted how he was
Speaker 2: visiting Mennonite families with children that had also been infected
Speaker 2: with measles, and then he praised two healers. He said,
Speaker 2: quote I also he's like on top of those families,
Speaker 2: quote I also visited with these two extraordinary healers, doctor
Speaker 2: Richard Bartlett and doctor Ben Edwards, who have treated and
Speaker 2: healed some three hundred measles stricken Mennonite children using aerosolized
Speaker 2: moodessinide and claref mycin.
Speaker 6: Ooh love a clarithromycin.
Speaker 2: I love a clarinet with mice in it, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. And both of these guys again frauds
Speaker 2: and deal in anti VAXX nonsense and giving people their
Speaker 2: own homebrew meds. Doctor Bartlett specifically was described as quote
Speaker 2: having a history of using unconventional treatments and who was
Speaker 2: disciplined for unusual use of risk filled medications by the
Speaker 2: Texas Medical Board in twenty twenty three. So a very
Speaker 2: predictable kind of thing.
Speaker 6: You got to be a massive piece of shit to
Speaker 6: go to someone's funeral for their eight year old and
Speaker 6: then be hawking this stuff. But the problem is, I mean,
Speaker 6: they're preying on the Mennonite community and anti vaxxers have
Speaker 6: preyed on all kinds of sort of you know, religious
Speaker 6: folks and anyone who's like already predisposed of buying into cults,
Speaker 6: which I would argue, you know, yeah, men nights are
Speaker 6: they're all they only speak German, I mean I I
Speaker 6: and you know RFK Junior's Children's Defense Health Defense Fund
Speaker 6: or whatever has its own TV channel. They straight up
Speaker 6: went and interviewed the first parents who's I believe six
Speaker 6: year old died and they were like, we just don't
Speaker 6: believe in owned vaccine whatever it was, you know, like
Speaker 6: they were like, no, we would do it all over again.
Speaker 6: We believe RFK Junior, you know, and it's too bad,
Speaker 6: but that's this is God's will. And you're just like
Speaker 6: it's I mean, I hate to be the one or
Speaker 6: like people like child abuse, but it's child abuse. I'm sorry,
Speaker 6: Like that is not the child's decision.
Speaker 2: When yeah, especially when you put it to the perspective
Speaker 2: anyone who has their own child and you're like, well,
Speaker 2: what are the options? Give them a thing the doctors
Speaker 2: are saying will save their life, or give it up
Speaker 2: to sky ghost and hope that everything works out, I'm
Speaker 2: going sky ghost every time. You know, sky ghost is
Speaker 2: currently bad record for that.
Speaker 5: True.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: RFK is really weird though, because like like he's a
Speaker 4: Kennedy right, so he doesn't like he doesn't have the
Speaker 4: usual profile of an anti vaxer, where like they're clearly
Speaker 4: at a certain level just like lying to make money.
Speaker 4: Like he's a he's like a true believer, which like
Speaker 4: you know you're normally anti vaxxer. You're gonna see on
Speaker 4: Facebook like event if you watching off the videos, you
Speaker 4: can kind of tell like they know that, like this
Speaker 4: is like a pyramid scheme and they want you to
Speaker 4: buy supplements or some bullshit. But he is like genuinely
Speaker 4: ideological about this in a way that it is I
Speaker 4: think a lot more dangerous, especially because now he's extremely powerful.
Speaker 4: Yeah but he is. He's super handsome, so it's fine
Speaker 4: for me personally.
Speaker 2: I think he's huge shoulders.
Speaker 4: But like people like, I mean he he also Okay,
Speaker 4: this is the thing I can't really tell about like
Speaker 4: any of the guys in Trump world, like RFK right
Speaker 4: now is like how much do they care about being popular?
Speaker 4: Like it's a really weird moment. Unlike Trump one where
Speaker 4: like they kind of still cared about the economy, about
Speaker 4: like getting voted again, like voted into power again, like
Speaker 4: the normal sort of levers of democracy. But now I
Speaker 4: have no idea if RFK actually cares, if he like
Speaker 4: if he causes a measles outbreak.
Speaker 6: No, it's like them, each of them are their own
Speaker 6: little zelots. They're like riding this till the wheels come off.
Speaker 6: And first of all, I dispute that he's hot. He
Speaker 6: he seems like an or I mean, if you like
Speaker 6: an orange dummy bear that's been left out in the sun.
Speaker 6: You know, like that's like the sort of like he's like, yeah,
Speaker 6: he looks out.
Speaker 2: He looks like his skin looked like turkey jerky.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he's always telling you the last thing he's
Speaker 6: gonna ever tell you.
Speaker 4: And you're like, he looks like he's I mean, but
Speaker 4: I bet he looks like he just smells crazy, like
Speaker 4: like he like like he's just got crazy old man.
Speaker 2: But you know what it is, like he has crazy
Speaker 2: old man smell. But Cheryl Hines like sprays him with
Speaker 2: a ton of columb before he goes out the door
Speaker 2: because he doesn't listen to her, and she's like, Okay,
Speaker 2: cover the dead fucking whalehead the car. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, Like to your point, Yeah, he doesn't give
Speaker 2: a fuck about This guy is fucking chopping off whaleheads
Speaker 2: to take home and playing Heidi Bear with like a
Speaker 2: dead bear cub and like setting it up in Central Park.
Speaker 2: This guy is like on, he's got his own fucking
Speaker 2: shit going that. I don't know how you get through
Speaker 2: to him. And to that same thing. He he kind
Speaker 2: of understands optics well enough because he comes from like
Speaker 2: a political background where he's like, Okay, I'll do this thing,
Speaker 2: I'll glad hand with grieving families and then just kind
Speaker 2: of give some give a headline that maybe people won't
Speaker 2: look right into what I say directly after that where
Speaker 2: I show that was all fucking fake and I just
Speaker 2: said that to say it because I'm a sociopath.
Speaker 3: But yeah, hey, I.
Speaker 6: Mean he's yeah, he's like doing the whole like you know,
Speaker 6: experiments that you know he did when he was eight
Speaker 6: years old on you know, feeding whatever animal to his falcon,
Speaker 6: Like it's just that on a greater scale. It truly
Speaker 6: our Ter Junior is probably the most singlely most terrifying
Speaker 6: person in the administration. I hold and it I mean,
Speaker 6: one thing, if he were going after big pharma, like
Speaker 6: he says he hates, but they're not doing fuck all
Speaker 6: about big pharma. Like if you if you were normal,
Speaker 6: like if you were like, Okay, I understand my anti
Speaker 6: vaxx positions are not popular, but my anti pharma stuff
Speaker 6: is anti big pharma. You would lead with that, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean, and try.
Speaker 4: Like it's there's no point there to what he's doing.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, It's it's like everything in this administration,
Speaker 2: it's like we just need one thing to kind of
Speaker 2: point to a problem people kind of agree on, and
Speaker 2: then I'll do nothing that is actually consistent with that.
Speaker 2: I'm just sort of using I'm evoking that that sense
Speaker 2: of outrage and then be like, and that's why I
Speaker 2: gotta do this other backward stuff, right, we gotta vaccine.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, this is uh, you know,
Speaker 2: we'll continue to see what's going on with this, but yeah,
Speaker 2: that that measles outbreak doesn't seem like it's letting up
Speaker 2: at the moment. Let's keep talking about the economy, guys,
Speaker 2: mostly because I think this is I don't know this
Speaker 2: is it's starting to there. I'm seeing I see headlines.
Speaker 2: There's headlines every week that's.
Speaker 5: Like, oh, starting to crack.
Speaker 2: It did seem like we were getting a little wobbly
Speaker 2: last week with the GOP and everybody sort of staying
Speaker 2: in line and being like insisting that everything is fine.
Speaker 2: This administration does is fine, these tariffs will be fine.
Speaker 2: Then the markets took an absolute dump and we're getting
Speaker 2: sort of various versions of dissent coming out. So right now,
Speaker 2: a lot of like the big billionaire's hedge fund investors,
Speaker 2: the people who like people the hyper wealthy that we're
Speaker 2: backing Trump are now awkwardly kind of doing a tweet
Speaker 2: that's kind of like, I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 2: he thinks is going to happen, but we're about to
Speaker 2: fuck everything up if we go forward with these tariffs
Speaker 2: without totally losing it on Trump, like Bill Ackman, Jamie Diamond,
Speaker 2: Howard Marks from oak Tree Capital. That list goes on
Speaker 2: and on and on where people are doing a version
Speaker 2: of not attacking Trump but being like this will end poorly.
Speaker 2: We're already seeing it, but they won't go full bore
Speaker 2: and say, like, get this fucking guy out of here.
Speaker 2: This is a disaster, although it seems like they say
Speaker 2: that privately. Elon Musk has lost around thirty billion dollars
Speaker 2: since Liberation Day, which brings his total losses for this
Speaker 2: calendar year to around one hundred and thirty billion. Mark
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg lost twenty eight billion since Liberation Day. Jeff Bezos
Speaker 2: lost around twenty three billion. Warren Buffett is the outlier here.
Speaker 2: He lost about two and a half billion last week,
Speaker 2: but that puts him up over twelve billion this year.
Speaker 2: Because I think he's one of the few billionaires that
Speaker 2: just noped his way out of shares like things like
Speaker 2: Apple and Bank of Americans Group, and he's like, what
Speaker 2: is this.
Speaker 5: Fucking guy gonna do?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, no, no, no, no, don't. I'm this
Speaker 3: is not gonna help anyone.
Speaker 2: So things aren't great for the people that were so
Speaker 2: willing to bend over backwards for Trump in the name of,
Speaker 2: you know, increased inequality. Musk is now basically telling the
Speaker 2: Europeans that he wants zero tariffs. That's what he's now
Speaker 2: coming to them with with Europe though, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: with Europe specifically, because this was him sort of addressing
Speaker 2: a European audience, and I think he was also looking
Speaker 2: at how Tesla is just useless.
Speaker 3: Or the thing he's part of.
Speaker 4: I think it's part of the plan though, which is
Speaker 4: like you put up the tariffs and then you basically
Speaker 4: make them like bend the knee to get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Right of course, of course that's the whole thing. Like
Speaker 2: where people always talk about Trump one of the best,
Speaker 2: not the best negotiating strategies, but a negotiating strategy is
Speaker 2: make people think like you will blow the earth up
Speaker 2: to get your way. So people go, damn, we don't
Speaker 2: want him blow the earth up, we might as well
Speaker 2: do what he is. And he's like, probably I'm not.
Speaker 2: I secretly I'm not gonna do it, but hopefully they
Speaker 2: will come to me. But here's Elon Musk again with
Speaker 2: a bit of a softer tone, as he tends to
Speaker 2: do when his money goes shrinky Dinks, talking to the
Speaker 2: to a European audience about where he sees tariffs.
Speaker 4: Can't wait to see how visibly high an academy he
Speaker 4: is in this clip.
Speaker 2: I think he's on beta blockers, probably based on just
Speaker 2: sort of his like low, sort of measured tone.
Speaker 3: But here here's here's Elon.
Speaker 14: And I'm hopeful, for example, with the tariffs, that that
Speaker 14: at the end of the day, I hope it is
Speaker 14: agreed that both Europe and the United States should move
Speaker 14: iteally in my view, to a zero tariff situation, effectively
Speaker 14: creating a free trade zone between Europe and North America, and.
Speaker 3: That that would be my That's what I hope I
Speaker 3: hope occurs.
Speaker 14: There's like also more freedom of people to move between
Speaker 14: Europe and North America.
Speaker 2: Which people which people knew that, yeah, exact.
Speaker 6: Are the white people?
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 6: I love this, Oh my god. I love how Saddie is.
Speaker 6: I love that it's the same energy that he brought
Speaker 6: when he was like, you know, how are you running
Speaker 6: your businesses with with with with great difficulty, To be
Speaker 6: honest with you, I want him to get so annoyed
Speaker 6: at the United States and be like, oh, you didn't
Speaker 6: even let me buy your Wisconsin Supreme Court seat. I'm
Speaker 6: going back to Africa like just you know, I really
Speaker 6: want him to go back to South Africa and be like,
Speaker 6: let's create I don't want this obviously for the people
Speaker 6: of South Africa, but I'm like, just go, just go.
Speaker 5: He's like, let's do a part.
Speaker 2: He tries to get in on that same pro like
Speaker 2: refugee program.
Speaker 6: He's like, but I he goes back and then tries
Speaker 6: to come again, so he doesn't want to buy the
Speaker 6: Trump gold card. This is a guy who is I mean,
Speaker 6: I think he's reflecting what everyone else is, which is like,
Speaker 6: it's not even about bringing countries to heal and having
Speaker 6: equal tariffs, it's it is Donald Trump thinks that any
Speaker 6: trade deficit is bad for the United States. That US
Speaker 6: being able to buy more from countries that make diamonds
Speaker 6: or coffee or bananas, things that we don't buy that
Speaker 6: inherently means we're being screwed over. It is dumb, dumb economics.
Speaker 6: Like again, he needs to go to school. He means
Speaker 6: he should have actually finished his fucking classes at Wharton
Speaker 6: or whatever. And I love py either, Like, we're going
Speaker 6: to create a free trade zone, bitch, what do you
Speaker 6: think the last thirty years has been for the United States?
Speaker 6: It has been nothing but a free trade zone for
Speaker 6: multinational corporations. They literally have free trade zones in all
Speaker 6: of the impoverished countries. You're now slapping with tariffs so
Speaker 6: that you get your cheap goods for free, and that
Speaker 6: manufacturers can pay shit wages, Like do not understand what's
Speaker 6: been set up for the last you know again, thirty years.
Speaker 2: This is how he's gonna extract concessions from many nations. Right, Oh,
Speaker 2: that's the cool thing, and then America will be winning again.
Speaker 2: But yeah, to your point, when he's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: our trade with Madagascar's way off, it's like why because
Speaker 2: because we get vanilla from them, they make seventy per
Speaker 2: they produce seventy percent of the vanilla on the fucking planet.
Speaker 2: Like what are we opening up the Central Valley now
Speaker 2: to do? Like we're growing coffee, We're going bananas, We're
Speaker 2: going all these others.
Speaker 6: If you dig a little bit deeper, there's definitely some
Speaker 6: vanilla in the Earth's crust. Like where does he think
Speaker 6: it's coming from?
Speaker 4: I mean I read that it's actually not physically possible
Speaker 4: for America to grow enough coffee for America coffee drinkers,
Speaker 4: Like it actually can't be done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, truly, truly, And this is again the sort of
Speaker 2: you see a ton of weird responses under like posts,
Speaker 2: like in comment sections like on Fox and other places
Speaker 2: where like they're explaining, oh, like we get a lot
Speaker 2: of this from this country, Like wait, bo I thought,
Speaker 2: oh I thought.
Speaker 3: This company was American. It's like, yeah, where do you
Speaker 3: think the fucking material?
Speaker 4: Oh no, yeah, none of the anymore quick lesson. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I kind of sympathize sort of with like especially
Speaker 4: like the average conservative voter who is now sort of
Speaker 4: like realizing that like they elected like a demented old
Speaker 4: man who now has like absolute power, and like they're
Speaker 4: never going to admit it probably, but like this is
Speaker 4: why you don't do this, Like this is this is
Speaker 4: also not new, like authoritarians do weird economic shit all
Speaker 4: the time, like going all the way back to like Nazism,
Speaker 4: like they did weird economic shit, like the Latin American
Speaker 4: dictatorships did weird economic shit. Like this is just how
Speaker 4: it goes, because that's what happens when you have a
Speaker 4: weird old man in charge of your country with no checks,
Speaker 4: a bound Yeah, and now we can't nail it.
Speaker 2: Or coffee and gassing you up all the time, like yep, yep, exactly,
Speaker 2: that's sir, exactly exactly just how this works.
Speaker 6: Like oh, sorry, sorry not to cut you off. I
Speaker 6: was just gonna jump On because the South America stuff.
Speaker 6: You know, I lived in Argentina for many years.
Speaker 4: And perfect example, they still.
Speaker 6: Are paying for the you know debt that the military
Speaker 6: junta incurred. They were the ones who started the World
Speaker 6: Bank sort of you know debt structure, and they're still
Speaker 6: paying it now. And what's so crazy is like you
Speaker 6: see the way that Elon revers Jaber Melay right in
Speaker 6: in Argentina, and you're like, yeah, but we aren't Argentina.
Speaker 6: I live there. We don't have a six hundred percent
Speaker 6: inflation rate every goddamn year in which case right yet,
Speaker 6: And so that's exactly it's like we're trying to I
Speaker 6: think I don't think that this is the goal, but
Speaker 6: I do think it's like, oh, you're going to cheapen
Speaker 6: the dollar. You want to turn us into like a
Speaker 6: competitive in quotation Marx country, rather than embracing the fact
Speaker 6: that we are literally the economic hedgemon for a reason.
Speaker 6: And yeah, I know, I mean it's amazing you hear
Speaker 6: Howard Lutni, Commerce Secretary kind of echo these things that
Speaker 6: I used to say in the early two thousands part
Speaker 6: of the global justice movement, like you know, the these
Speaker 6: labor standards and environmental practices abroad are really bad. It's like, yet,
Speaker 6: no shit it man. So it's just like stop trying
Speaker 6: to everyone's trying to couch it, no matter if it's
Speaker 6: Lutnik or if it's you know, Scott bestt or something
Speaker 6: bestin exactly or must or whomever or other billionaires. I
Speaker 6: think he's gonna in three weeks is gonna bring everyone
Speaker 6: to heal no matter what. They're all just trying to
Speaker 6: make it look like what it is, make it not
Speaker 6: look like what it is, which is a massive fucking
Speaker 6: fuck up that, honestly, speaking of the junta, we could
Speaker 6: be paying for for decades and decades and decades.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you mentioned that. I Uh, I used to
Speaker 4: live in Brazil, so Apollo and uh you could obviously
Speaker 4: see the ghosts of their dictatorship still to this day.
Speaker 4: But I was living there during a hyperinflationary moment where
Speaker 4: the ray I went from I think three ray eyes
Speaker 4: to the dollar and a six like overnight. And I
Speaker 4: don't think that the average American like understands like what
Speaker 4: that looks or feels like. We're like, you know, you
Speaker 4: go to the store and they're just taping new numbers
Speaker 4: being over just like that. Yeah, no, like it literally
Speaker 4: is just like that. Yeah, I mean for the businesses
Speaker 4: that don't go out of business, right, So, like you know,
Speaker 4: if you if you really can't like grab your head
Speaker 4: around this, just like just you know, imagine like a
Speaker 4: moment two or three weeks from now when like you
Speaker 4: don't actually in your mind know what things cost anymore,
Speaker 4: and like the chaos that that's gonna be. And like
Speaker 4: and as you said, even if we come through this
Speaker 4: and we're still in a democracy where we go back
Speaker 4: to some sort of quote unquote normal democracy, that stuff
Speaker 4: doesn't go away. Like the damage is decades, generations long.
Speaker 4: So that's what I'm the most excited about right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I.
Speaker 4: Mean I'm looking for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean a lot of people are like when
Speaker 2: are they gonna impeach them? What's gonna happen? I mean, like,
Speaker 2: I think it is interesting because there is like it's
Speaker 2: like what happens when one guy is just trying to
Speaker 2: fuck up all the capitalists' money and like how do
Speaker 2: they respond, like do that because like they were all
Speaker 2: in line when they thought that this was just going
Speaker 2: to be like yeah, dude, it's just an open season
Speaker 2: on fucking people like workers over and consumers over. But
Speaker 2: they're like wait wait not not not totally fucking up
Speaker 2: the game either, because we're seeing things like there's a
Speaker 2: there was a lawsuit out of Florida.
Speaker 3: I think that's really interesting.
Speaker 2: The New Civil Liberties Alliance filed a complaint over the
Speaker 2: legality of Trump's tariffs, specifically because he was talking about
Speaker 2: how he's using this specific Act to be able to
Speaker 2: say like I can circumvent Congress and I can I
Speaker 2: can levy tariffs just because I want to. So the
Speaker 2: New Civil Liberties Alliance was representing a Florida based like
Speaker 2: stationary company. They again argue Trump doesn't have the legal
Speaker 2: authority to just declare shit like this. It's also very
Speaker 2: interesting is the New Civil Liberties Alliance is partly funded
Speaker 2: by Charles Koch and Leonard Leo. And you're like, okay,
Speaker 2: this like a what is is this a little bit
Speaker 2: of some asymmetrical warfare here are they trying to bring
Speaker 2: him to heal? I mean guy, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Mean these guys that have their monkey paw and they're
Speaker 6: like fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah truly like where I'm like, oh, oh, okay. Then
Speaker 2: we've seen Republicans. We saw a Representative Bacon from Nebraska
Speaker 2: say like he's like, I'm going to represent legislator introduce
Speaker 2: legislation to law back some of the authority to enact tariffs,
Speaker 2: like that should be our responsibility as Congress. But again
Speaker 2: that may be less of an effective strategy, considering that
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson put language into a bill in a procedural
Speaker 2: vote last month that quote would prevent the Chamber from
Speaker 2: voting on any proposed bill that would end Trump's National
Speaker 2: Emergency Declaration against Mexico, Canada, and China, which again, as
Speaker 2: in the Washington Post, it puts it effectively shielding House
Speaker 2: Republicans from taking a hard vote that could rebuke the president.
Speaker 6: That was the biggest thing in the budget bill that
Speaker 6: everyone was so concerned about. That's why it is unforgivable
Speaker 6: that Chuck Schumer and nine other Senate Democrats voted for
Speaker 6: it is because it abdicated Congressional responsibility to oversight for
Speaker 6: things like the budget, for things like the very budget
Speaker 6: they sign that away. And so yeah, the fact that
Speaker 6: they're like, oh, shoot, I get to find Prince said,
Speaker 6: we don't have any power. You can't just ask for
Speaker 6: your balls back after you've like handed them over. Can't
Speaker 6: be like cause them now. No, it's not how it works.
Speaker 2: You've handed them over, just now you're really done.
Speaker 4: What really gets me, though, is that like, this is
Speaker 4: how it goes, Like you're talking about like the Junta
Speaker 4: in Argentina, in Chile, in Brazil, going everytatorship you want
Speaker 4: to look at that comes to power, the capitalists like,
Speaker 4: we love this, this is so cool, and thetships like
Speaker 4: give me your money, and they're like, oh, I didn't
Speaker 4: think that that would happen. I mean, it's every single
Speaker 4: instance going like going back one hundred and fifty years
Speaker 4: when this happens, So don't I don't have a lot
Speaker 4: of sympathy for them.
Speaker 2: Actually, I think I don't have any sympathy at all.
Speaker 2: I mean I think that's part of the sort of
Speaker 2: sickness that bleeds into the minds of these capitalists too,
Speaker 2: is that they their their value system is so like
Speaker 2: they have such tunnel vision that they don't actually consider
Speaker 2: any other factor aside from I'm making the line go
Speaker 2: up and and this guy's helping, and I don't know
Speaker 2: what the other stuff that he's saying because I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure he's all in on this thing too cut to
Speaker 2: you are now surprised, Pikachu dot Jake.
Speaker 4: That's why that's why I'm I'm very liquid in fart
Speaker 4: coin right now.
Speaker 3: I tell us about that.
Speaker 4: I was doing talk to a coin but then a
Speaker 4: point yeah hawk coin, but it went down.
Speaker 2: This guy's not a true believer or not. He's a
Speaker 2: fed dude.
Speaker 5: He didn't.
Speaker 4: I just think I just think any good leftist listening
Speaker 4: to this should invest in fart coin next. You know,
Speaker 4: that's what you guys should do.
Speaker 2: Part coin or just fart on your coins, whatever you
Speaker 2: got left, try those.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 6: I think that's a really good point about like fascists
Speaker 6: and and the ways that it's seen like, oh, this
Speaker 6: is going to help business, But in fact, because they
Speaker 6: have so much unchecked power and they're actually often not
Speaker 6: smart enough to do the ship that they're doing, it's
Speaker 6: not ultimately good for business. The real thing we have
Speaker 6: to hold on to is that, like the dollar is
Speaker 6: still dominant, the point in which companies are not coming
Speaker 6: back to the country and we are trying to borrow
Speaker 6: from other you know what I mean, Like that's when
Speaker 6: we are gonna get really fucked. But again this idea
Speaker 6: that like the jobs are coming back, that like, you know,
Speaker 6: all this is possible because right, because let's follow their logic,
Speaker 6: it is okay, everything's gonna be really expensive to import.
Speaker 6: Obviously that's falling on consumers. Consumers aren't gonna buy very much.
Speaker 6: Then companies will what take five years to ten years
Speaker 6: to build more infrastructure here in the US that will
Speaker 6: bring about jobs that pay about I don't know, nine
Speaker 6: to fifty an hour, maybe to assemble an iPhone. In
Speaker 6: twelve years, you could get that job again, it'll be
Speaker 6: nine to fifty like and then prosperity.
Speaker 2: For yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: So wait, I was actually I was working on a
Speaker 4: piece about this this morning. I've seen the answer to
Speaker 4: that question, like if you and I'm sure you've guy
Speaker 4: seen this too, No, like if you dig around like
Speaker 4: the fucking dark corners of right now, the answer is
Speaker 4: it's prosperity because women are out of the workforce, men
Speaker 4: work in factories, and we've returned to traditional gender roles.
Speaker 4: That is the final project of this and you can
Speaker 4: see it this morning where like there's people in Fox
Speaker 4: News being like we're solving the masculinity crisis by building
Speaker 4: factories in America. Yes, like that's what's happening.
Speaker 6: When you come home, there will be a roast in
Speaker 6: the oven. It'll be called my head exactly.
Speaker 4: But that's that's the plan, is that the plan is
Speaker 4: to essentially destroy the global economy so that women don't
Speaker 4: go to work anymore. Men have to like make like
Speaker 4: buttons in a factory in Wisconsin somewhere.
Speaker 2: There's so many Yeah, there's so many endgames that are
Speaker 2: so probable. It's like frightening, you know, because then there's
Speaker 2: like the version of we need to accelerate the degradation
Speaker 2: of like the economy here, so people just get frothing
Speaker 2: at the mouth for some kind of new fucked up
Speaker 2: social norms.
Speaker 6: So fifteen years, I foresee will be making buttons for
Speaker 6: a Chinese podcast after having having to give up our podcast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Chinese century is here, baby, Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean that's really the winner in all this. That's
Speaker 6: what's so funny. I Mean, we talked about how Russia
Speaker 6: is not included on the tariff list, but it really
Speaker 6: is China once again crushing it. And good for them.
Speaker 5: They didn't do.
Speaker 2: They're doing what Chuck Schumer is doing. They're like, Noah,
Speaker 2: bro Let. These motherfuckers.
Speaker 6: They took that James Carville advice like Playdad played dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, no, go ahead, no, yea, go through
Speaker 2: with that. You know, we make everything that your fucking
Speaker 2: people consume all the time, right, are you?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: I'm smuggling a Hawaii phone across the border as we
Speaker 4: speak right now.
Speaker 3: I'm very excited. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: Well, Luckily, there are still people that have completely lost
Speaker 2: touch with reality and have no idea how the economy works.
Speaker 2: Because Pastor Julie Green, aka the Maga prophet who Eric
Speaker 2: Trump goes.
Speaker 3: I love show a lot. She's great.
Speaker 2: He was recently on and she was like, Eric, your
Speaker 2: father I believe was anointed by God.
Speaker 3: And He's like, yeah, that part exactly.
Speaker 4: It's got a lot of teeth and gum you.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: She also explained that the tariffs are basically Satan trying
Speaker 2: to make President Trump look bad. So here, let's let's
Speaker 2: let let's let her sort of explain this, because I
Speaker 2: how this works. Okay, it makes it's very clear, like obviously,
Speaker 2: like the terriffs look bad if you understand Satan's plan.
Speaker 2: And she says the word enemy, I don't know who
Speaker 2: It could be people of color, it could be the world,
Speaker 2: it could be Satan.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Use it interchangeably in your mind.
Speaker 15: First of all, this was a strategy to the enemy.
Speaker 11: From the enemy, God.
Speaker 15: Said, what happened to make our president look bad?
Speaker 5: She's very drunk.
Speaker 2: She's just about to say.
Speaker 4: She has an incredible she has the most incredible Pino
Speaker 4: grucial voice I ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you shouldn't drink like a half bottle Carlo Rossi
Speaker 2: Savion blanc and take a Xanax bar this.
Speaker 4: I want to queen out. I want to queen out
Speaker 4: with this woman so badly. You talk about demons and spirits.
Speaker 4: Holy shit it she has the most incredible turquoise jewelry.
Speaker 4: I want to just hang out with this one. So
Speaker 4: if you yes ended her in this state, she's in you.
Speaker 4: This conversation will go to places you never thought fucking imagine,
Speaker 4: like exactly, talk that.
Speaker 6: Ship down, Mike, Wait, this is way better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, just going Yeah, it's her sister.
Speaker 3: Okay, go on freaking out.
Speaker 15: First of all, from the enemy, God said, what happened
Speaker 15: to make our president look bad? To make the tariffs
Speaker 15: look bad? Actually, the tariffs are very bad for that
Speaker 15: dark financial system the enemies have in place.
Speaker 4: She can't say the word God told us.
Speaker 15: When we start seeing a shaking in the in the
Speaker 15: economy and the boy or not to fear, because this
Speaker 15: is not going to affect us. This is going to
Speaker 15: effect our enemy. And he's trying to keep a hold
Speaker 15: of the economy. They're the ones who are bringing it down.
Speaker 15: They're the ones who bring it up. They manipulate all
Speaker 15: the time. So I don't want you to fear when
Speaker 15: you start hearing these things. Whether it keeps going down
Speaker 15: today or whether it starts rebounding today, I have no idea.
Speaker 15: All I know is that God is judging that system.
Speaker 15: So if we start seeing more and more of a decline,
Speaker 15: God is saying, remember the land of Goshen.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, all right, all right, Yeah I'm now I'm starting.
Speaker 3: To feel totally fucked up just listening to Yeah.
Speaker 4: She's like, she's so cool. I love I love her.
Speaker 6: She's I wish I had that confidence, you know, just
Speaker 6: to be like half a bottle deep and be like
Speaker 6: I'm going live and talking.
Speaker 2: I want to get out, and you're so drunk. You
Speaker 2: can only blame you can only describe global economics as
Speaker 2: like just.
Speaker 5: The enemy and then now and they're mad.
Speaker 3: It's it's all the same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, He's said if justice John Robbins was going to
Speaker 2: be Roberts was going to be imprisoned for.
Speaker 6: Election, Oh god no. But I'm like, I'm like, this
Speaker 6: is people listen to these people like it's simple, it
Speaker 6: makes sense. And you're like, if you think that Trump, God,
Speaker 6: don't don't white people know they can still be racist
Speaker 6: if Trump goes away, Like, don't they know.
Speaker 5: You don't need.
Speaker 6: You still got it, don't worry, like there'll be other racists,
Speaker 6: There'll be other white you know, white You're you're doing
Speaker 6: it great, you know, and you're just like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: but we've really jumped the shark with these kinds of folks.
Speaker 6: And they were like, no, the more they hate you,
Speaker 6: And honestly, this is kind of a symptom of Internet
Speaker 6: culture more broadly, and as someone who's sort of in
Speaker 6: the pundit world on the Internet and political pundit world,
Speaker 6: like you see it play out of well not naming names,
Speaker 6: but like where you're like, the more people get mad
Speaker 6: at you, some folks are like, that's when you're doing
Speaker 6: it right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: I mean I agree with that though for me personally,
Speaker 4: like that's if people hate me because I'm telling the truth,
Speaker 4: that's what I say. Yeah, but I would agree because
Speaker 4: you can't back down, you can't lose the fight.
Speaker 2: Right, No, No, And then you do this quintupling down
Speaker 2: on nonsense and we end up in like I wonder
Speaker 2: if she just saw her stock portfolio or some shit,
Speaker 2: and she's like, oh shit, give me that fucking bottle,
Speaker 2: give me some of my I'm about to go.
Speaker 6: She's got gold bars energy, she got real gold bars energy.
Speaker 2: She's she she got z bar, she got Xanax bars energy.
Speaker 4: I want to get thrown out of a Margaritaville with her, So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: And they're like, I don't know, I don't know what
Speaker 2: words she used, but it felt like it was a
Speaker 2: racial slur. Although I don't know exactly what the thing,
Speaker 2: but if had the energy that she said, that's how
Speaker 2: she gets thrown out. I've a margaritavill All right, let's
Speaker 2: take a quick break. We'll come back and talk about
Speaker 2: a thing that's really popping off that isn't the economy.
Speaker 2: The Minecraft movie, and we are back and I don't
Speaker 2: know if do do you?
Speaker 5: Do? You all play games?
Speaker 3: Am I the am? I?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 3: Am I the sole gamer here? Not video? Okay?
Speaker 5: Based on that?
Speaker 2: Based on how slow? Yeah, I already know that's okay,
Speaker 2: that's okay, I get it.
Speaker 3: It's me with my little computer games.
Speaker 2: Because look, I'm much I'm a child of the eighties
Speaker 2: and I love me some video games.
Speaker 3: But I just want to point out this thing. Well,
Speaker 3: what are you laughing at, Blake?
Speaker 7: I have the giggles now of like, what's the rights
Speaker 7: opinion on everything?
Speaker 3: Of just like gamers are women, you know, just everything
Speaker 3: is just a woman Like yeah, we don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, dude, if you played Nintendo, you're actually amid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, what that's it. That's all it is.
Speaker 5: The dude.
Speaker 2: The most boss shit is to fucking scream into a
Speaker 2: pillow case. Okay, no pillow in it, just in the pillowcase.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Trump basically has proudly shipped on so many
Speaker 2: groups of people we can't even keep track. And we
Speaker 2: were talking on yesterday show Ryan Roderick and we were
Speaker 2: in Francesco.
Speaker 3: We were talking about the gamers.
Speaker 2: Now, what happens when Nintendo switched to that was announced
Speaker 2: the same day of the tariffs, goes up exponentially in
Speaker 2: price because people are already like, yo, why is this
Speaker 2: shit so much more expensive? And now Nintendo has basically
Speaker 2: canceled that not basically, they have canceled US pre orders
Speaker 2: in order to quote assess the potential impact of tariffs
Speaker 2: and evolving market conditions.
Speaker 3: That's not good.
Speaker 2: Again, they were already jacking the price up on the
Speaker 2: switch to in anticipation of the tariffs, and they even
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen were just like, I don't know where
Speaker 2: this shit's going to go. They moved the production from
Speaker 2: China to Vietnam to avoid US tariffs on China, but
Speaker 2: they weren't expecting the tariffs to be so high in
Speaker 2: Vietnam because right now it's forty six percent. So we'll
Speaker 2: we'll see how that shakes out. And now experts have
Speaker 2: pointed out that this won't be limited to Nintendo. The
Speaker 2: tariffs are going to have a huge impact on the
Speaker 2: video game industry as a whole, and you look around
Speaker 2: on social media, Reddit, et cetera. People are not taking
Speaker 2: the new as well. Obviously, I don't know if how
Speaker 2: much of a political force this will turn into or
Speaker 2: manifest into. But just considering the fact that seventy six
Speaker 2: percent of adults in the US played video games on
Speaker 2: at least one platform that was from last year, and
Speaker 2: it's also one of the big, if not the biggest,
Speaker 2: form of mass entertainment. In twenty twenty two, global consumer
Speaker 2: spending on video games was more than the music and
Speaker 2: movie industries combined, and we saw political candidates try and
Speaker 2: get in good with gamers. The Harris Walls campaign had
Speaker 2: a fucking this whole thing called Freedom Town USA and Fortnite,
Speaker 2: which was like, tell me you don't know what how
Speaker 2: video game players think without without saying it. This is
Speaker 2: from the description of a quote. Players can take advantage
Speaker 2: of small business tax breaks, collect construction supplies, and build
Speaker 2: new homes to lowering housing costs. They can also shoot
Speaker 2: exploding footballs at opponents, a reference to Wallace's time as
Speaker 2: a high school coach.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, this is not. This is not.
Speaker 2: No one wants to go in there and be like, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: I can't wait to get off four A home. You
Speaker 2: want to get you want to hop off Fortnite so
Speaker 2: we can get those small business tax breaks.
Speaker 7: Take your real life that you're trying to get away
Speaker 7: from and bring it into the game, right, Guys.
Speaker 2: You gotta go to that thing where I'm I'm I
Speaker 2: gotta fight through a bunch of people to get to
Speaker 2: the small business Administration, try and get a home loan
Speaker 2: after a fire.
Speaker 3: I can't wait.
Speaker 2: This is my favorite level and even Trump right, he
Speaker 2: streamed with this guy, Aiden Ross. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you have heard of Aiden Ross. He's like one of
Speaker 2: the biggest street on kick. He's he was like friends
Speaker 2: with Kanye at peak problematic Kanye, although he continues to
Speaker 2: be peaker. But just to give you an idea of
Speaker 2: this guy's intellect, you know this guy. He he went
Speaker 2: to mar A Lago and did a live stream at
Speaker 2: mar Alago and a lot of people were like, oh shit,
Speaker 2: Like this was part of a lot of people pointing
Speaker 2: to Trump's campaign strategy and being like He's going after
Speaker 2: these like younger streamer podcast type people who have huge audiences. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and this guy gave him like a fucking gifted him
Speaker 2: a cyber truck that had like the assassination attempt picture
Speaker 2: like wrapped on the graphic on it. It was very
Speaker 2: fucking sad. WHOA and I just want to point to
Speaker 2: this man's intellect because it is very, very impressive. At
Speaker 2: one point, I'm pretty sure on one of his streams
Speaker 2: someone was asking, like why he supports a fascist in Trump?
Speaker 2: And this is the process of him trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what a fascist is.
Speaker 11: What is a fastest?
Speaker 5: Mean fastest?
Speaker 2: What does a fascist mean?
Speaker 11: It means you are a far right authorization on the
Speaker 11: alter ultra.
Speaker 9: Oh my godnatist analyst political ideology characterized by dictator leadership,
Speaker 9: centralized autocracity, militarism for forcible suppression, suppression of opposition.
Speaker 5: Yo, he can't read, he.
Speaker 2: Bro Floyd Mayweather has better reading skills than this kid.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, far what was that?
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna read the real thing again out loud,
Speaker 2: like a like a person with just who is literate?
Speaker 3: Fascism?
Speaker 2: He pulls up the Google definite fascism is a far
Speaker 2: right authoritarian, ultranationalist political ideology and movement characterized by a
Speaker 2: dictatorial leader, centralized our talk. See militarism forcible suppression of opposition.
Speaker 2: Now let's let's give it to me one more time
Speaker 2: for the top eighten far.
Speaker 11: Right authorization on the Alter ultra ultra.
Speaker 9: Oh, my god, analytist analystalgy.
Speaker 11: Movement characterized by dictator of leadership, centralized autocracity, militarism for autos, suppression,
Speaker 11: suppression of opposition. So I don't know what that means.
Speaker 11: I should have got. I don't know what the fuck
Speaker 11: of fascism is. I don't know what the fuck it is.
Speaker 2: It's a it's an ulture, not a lotti, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's ultra not a lotist.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm I'm all about fastists, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, because that's the authorization of.
Speaker 3: You know, also not like us. They not like us? Okay,
Speaker 3: and here we are.
Speaker 2: The way he like is rage quitting while reading a
Speaker 2: word is so frightening. And I feel like this isn't
Speaker 2: just limited to Aiden Ross like.
Speaker 5: He is America Dog, there's a huge there is a
Speaker 5: huge chunk of very manly men who cannot read but
Speaker 5: sway on games, you know.
Speaker 3: For real, for real, And I'm read.
Speaker 5: Considering my relationship, all the choices I've made, Like, maybe
Speaker 5: I just need to find an ultra nautilist author is authorized.
Speaker 2: Authorization, dictation? Do you authorize this charge?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Of course autocracy?
Speaker 2: You know that's a.
Speaker 5: Wait, what are you.
Speaker 2: Recording right now?
Speaker 3: What? What what audio program do you guys record on?
Speaker 3: Are you using audacity or autocracity?
Speaker 5: I'm using autochrasmosity.
Speaker 2: Oh that's the Oh that's the paid version.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean like this is to your point, like Lydia, this
Speaker 2: really does speak to like a lot of people were
Speaker 2: laughing at him in the chat, but a lot of
Speaker 2: people who watch him also have no idea what fascism
Speaker 2: is also have no idea like what rights are. And
Speaker 2: this is a huge reason why people are like I
Speaker 2: can't believe they voted for him, Like, these people don't
Speaker 2: fucking know some of the some of the people have
Speaker 2: no idea, no fucking concept of basic civics, and.
Speaker 3: They just go to well what does Aiden Ross think?
Speaker 3: Was Joe Jogan say? Oh okay, and off you go.
Speaker 2: And now cut to Aiden Ross this weekend after the
Speaker 2: fucking stock market took a huge ship. This guy is
Speaker 2: invested in all kinds of crypto. Uh, you know, has
Speaker 2: obviously owns a ton of stock. This is him, I guess,
Speaker 2: reaping what he sews because he's sitting at his life
Speaker 2: like at his desk, watching his stoks go to ship
Speaker 2: in front of his eyes. And here's his reaction about
Speaker 2: what I mean, this is what fascism do to you.
Speaker 3: I don't know how.
Speaker 11: Maybe guys are investing in crypto or stocks.
Speaker 3: What the fuck is going on with with our country?
Speaker 5: Guys?
Speaker 3: Why am I poor?
Speaker 11: What is going on in the world?
Speaker 3: Why the fuck is this going on? Some any please
Speaker 3: explain it?
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 11: Why are we all losing? Why are we all negative?
Speaker 5: Right now?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 3: Does anybody know why? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I love I love that.
Speaker 3: Why I think we know a lotist?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should blame a ulternt a lottist.
Speaker 5: M hm. He just turned into a woman right in
Speaker 5: front of our eyes.
Speaker 2: Just walk right in front of the screen. But he's
Speaker 2: gonna understand in front of a computer screen.
Speaker 5: Can't do it? Why are we negative? That's girl math?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's really it's really, really tough.
Speaker 2: He was later on the live stream with DJ Academics
Speaker 2: and they were talking about like he was like, I'm
Speaker 2: getting killed PJ Academics said that with like he was
Speaker 2: probably spitting like te Keil all over himself as he
Speaker 2: said that, and Aiden Ross is like, yeah, like he
Speaker 2: looks so I should probably pull up a clip.
Speaker 3: He looks so distraught.
Speaker 2: He's just like, yeah, dude, it's it's not good.
Speaker 3: It's not good.
Speaker 5: Well, which is so funny to see people who fundamentally
Speaker 5: don't understand investing, Like stocks are a volatile environment, right,
Speaker 5: Like that is the nature not real money. You are
Speaker 5: representing the idea of how much money you could possibly
Speaker 5: be held responsible with, right, Like, that's what debt is.
Speaker 5: It's it's so funny. So like, dog, you've been for
Speaker 5: the whole time. You've just been playing this weird game
Speaker 5: where your gold starred and people think that you're worth
Speaker 5: of whatever bullshit you're spewing gives you the right to
Speaker 5: have access to certain amount of dollars which aren't even
Speaker 5: really being exchanged. You're just exchanging promisory notes of more
Speaker 5: and more debt. So, dog, you've been broke the whole time,
Speaker 5: My guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you're playing a game. Bro.
Speaker 2: They do give into the whole fucking the thing. He
Speaker 2: know what he's you know, how much he said he
Speaker 2: lost eight figures, So we're talking a minimum of ten
Speaker 2: million dollars.
Speaker 3: He's saying, was he reading that number or was That's
Speaker 3: what I.
Speaker 5: Wanted to ask, because like, how are you diversified, are
Speaker 5: you fully poured into just like fucking crypto one two three.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know how crypto works, because I
Speaker 5: also don't think that's real, but like in terms of stocks,
Speaker 5: like you're supposed to have a diverse portfolio so that
Speaker 5: if you take a hit, it kind of spreads itself out.
Speaker 5: Not to say that you're not going to get a hit,
Speaker 5: like obviously your over all portfolio is going to reduce.
Speaker 2: But this kid is not smart, so I'd imagine he
Speaker 2: is probably so overleveraged in like two things, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, And he probably was like he probably
Speaker 2: saw what like a lot of people saw the crypto
Speaker 2: spike that happened after the election and was like, whoa baby?
Speaker 3: Up is good?
Speaker 2: I'm more if this is where this shit is going,
Speaker 2: sign me the fuck up, Yeah, they say. He there's
Speaker 2: like when you look for like what's his net worth,
Speaker 2: people say around sixteen and twenty four million, Maybe not anymore, bro.
Speaker 5: I I just want to leave this tip here. Costco
Speaker 5: sells gold bars. You can buy one ounce gold from
Speaker 5: Costco at the current price of gold sometimes a little
Speaker 5: bit under. All I'm saying is this gold is a
Speaker 5: standard right. So, like, if you're a small time investor
Speaker 5: and you don't really understand the stark monk, go buy
Speaker 5: some gold. It in a safe Gold will always be gold. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's why the price will go up. The price will
Speaker 5: go down. But like, don't get on fucking red Robin
Speaker 5: dot com or whatever these little sits are and buy
Speaker 5: like a slice of a stock. That shit makes me
Speaker 5: so angry. I owned twelve slices. You what it's like
Speaker 5: saying you own half of the pizza dog? What are
Speaker 5: you doing? Yeah, there's better ways to invest your money.
Speaker 5: Throw up.
Speaker 2: I own half of the tire that's on that lambo.
Speaker 5: All right, that's like owning a like owning a jacket.
Speaker 5: With a friend. We bought this Dulce coat together.
Speaker 3: I get it as I did.
Speaker 2: I remember I did that.
Speaker 3: I did that with a throwback jersey when I was
Speaker 3: in high school. Who was it?
Speaker 2: It was a Willis reed in New York Knicks throwback jersey.
Speaker 2: I was like, bro, look, let's go half on it
Speaker 2: because you could wear like when I'm not wearing it,
Speaker 2: you could wear an advice versa.
Speaker 3: Because I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't afford a whole ass. Mitchell and nest throwback
Speaker 2: NBA jersey.
Speaker 5: I did that at twelve. We had a skirt that
Speaker 5: me and two of the girls shared in.
Speaker 2: But none of this and that example, idiot, that's actually useful.
Speaker 2: I mean, like you could be like I got the coat,
Speaker 2: now you got the coat. You're not gonna do shit
Speaker 2: with like your friend actional ownership of some other weird
Speaker 2: thing just to try and bring more people into your
Speaker 2: fucking Ponzi scheme.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, Week seven of a single Johnson and
Speaker 5: Johnson Stock. Congratulations on your point seven to two cents.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, you've played yourself. So congratulations, Aiden Ross, you have
Speaker 2: played yourself. I hope maybe Trump will give you back
Speaker 2: that cyber truck man because maybe you can get some
Speaker 2: money for that. I don't know, but good luck to you,
Speaker 2: and by that I mean bad luck to you.
Speaker 3: Okay the hell?
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