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Speaker 4: three of Dear Daily's Like Guystay Corection to My Heart Radio.
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Speaker 4: Podcast where we take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness.
Speaker 4: And it is Wednesday, October eleventh, twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: We got it all at all. It's National Take your
Speaker 3: Parents to Lunch Day for all you lazy fucking school kids.
Speaker 3: The instructions of this day like, invite your parents to
Speaker 3: lunch at school. I'm sorry, I'm eleven. What do you
Speaker 3: want me? To do, and I don't know if my school.
Speaker 4: Does fight, but it's also, yeah, I think you need
Speaker 4: to sign off from your school on that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's what they're saying if they don't lean
Speaker 3: on your school to get them to make it a day.
Speaker 3: And it's like it's just like a way to foster
Speaker 3: communication between parents in the school, which I feel like
Speaker 3: it's not the children's responsibility anyway. These are all international
Speaker 3: days that are happening, International Day of the Girl Child.
Speaker 3: It's just uplifting young women and children across the world.
Speaker 3: I guess National Fossil Day shout out to US, National
Speaker 3: Coming Out Day, National Sausage Pizza Day, National bring your
Speaker 3: Teddy Bear to work slash slash school Day, which seems
Speaker 3: like utter bullshit. In general, Pulaski Memorial Day, the Polish
Speaker 3: general from the Revolutionary War. What's your problem with Teddy Bears? Bro,
Speaker 3: Because dude, there's so much Teddy Bear fucking propaganda out there.
Speaker 3: Bring your fucking bear to this place, nobody. It's like
Speaker 3: it's always saying like, hey, adults, like Teddy Bears are
Speaker 3: cool for you. It's like they're trying to get adults
Speaker 3: to buy Teddy bears or some ship I'm not with.
Speaker 3: Did you say it is National Day of the Girl Child? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what it's called. Why does it sound like? Yes?
Speaker 4: Great, like an algorithm created it. It sounds like a vampire. Yeah, child,
Speaker 4: bring to me Vigo.
Speaker 3: Apparently the twenty eleven the United Nations declared October eleventh
Speaker 3: International Day of the Girl Child. Maybe it's because it's
Speaker 3: un un nomenclature.
Speaker 4: Let Vigo or the what's his name from Ghostbusters Togo
Speaker 4: the Barbathian.
Speaker 3: Vigo is Vigo and he would like a girl child
Speaker 3: for be born. That's his vessels.
Speaker 4: Anyways, we bring the timely topical refs, references like the
Speaker 4: great Rulers McNichol.
Speaker 3: That's right, That's who I meant.
Speaker 4: Anyways, my name is Jack O'Brien aka because I'm a
Speaker 4: gag guess. I'm a can, I'm a musk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm elon.
Speaker 3: I am the grind set all night long.
Speaker 4: I'm a joker, I'm a flex I'm a try yun god.
Speaker 4: I sure do want to get to Lambeau. Yeah, tal
Speaker 4: Marian giving us a little anthem uh for our for
Speaker 4: grind set. You know, we we brought people through our
Speaker 4: daily schedule yesterday Miles, and I think they were surprised.
Speaker 4: I think we're starting to get some of the respects
Speaker 4: that we've been.
Speaker 3: I would see.
Speaker 6: I saw some of doctor Alex's tweets afterwards. He said
Speaker 6: he's completely renounced the backing the four day work after
Speaker 6: doing our show. He realizes there ain't enough hours in
Speaker 6: the day to fucking Brian And it's true you shouldn't
Speaker 6: sleep because he is the cousin of death.
Speaker 3: Amen. Well, Miles, I'm thrilled to be joined by you,
Speaker 3: my co host, mister Miles, Miles Gray aka Shot. He
Speaker 3: got lo lo lo lo lo lo lo lo like
Speaker 3: snake nipples, shout out to Max R on the discord,
Speaker 3: because I've been used to praise pretty much NonStop time
Speaker 3: on Kevin McCarthy because low in a snake nipples load
Speaker 3: snake nipples, snake nipples. That man get him.
Speaker 4: And that was an original that that you weren't quoting anyone.
Speaker 4: That was just something that I saw you type into
Speaker 4: the doc. And we're like, Miles has been possessed.
Speaker 3: By the ghost of James call though.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Miles, we are thrilled to be joined in our
Speaker 4: third seat by one of the hosts of You Are Good,
Speaker 4: a feelings podcast about movies with Sarah Marshall. The previous guests.
Speaker 3: It's Alex Steeve.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, wonderful to be.
Speaker 3: Here much thanks for joining, Thanks for joining.
Speaker 5: Thank you. I'm such a low key week. I'm so
Speaker 5: happy that you brought that up, because Peter McNicol will
Speaker 5: factor into something I'm bringing up later. So this is
Speaker 5: a very exciting two times Peter Peter McNicol reference, which
Speaker 5: is amazing.
Speaker 3: Look this, this is our shows are overlapping in the
Speaker 3: best play right now. I love that. I love that.
Speaker 3: I love that you're from LA or I'm saying you're
Speaker 3: coming to us from LA right.
Speaker 5: Now, I'm coming to you from LA from Koreatown itself,
Speaker 5: which town. Yeah, I love it. The vibe of which
Speaker 5: I've started describing as if John Carpenter directed an episode
Speaker 5: of Night Court. That's how every day feels around here,
Speaker 5: and I love it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, is its own very particular vibe. People, my
Speaker 4: friends who are from Korea or you know, go back
Speaker 4: to Korea a lot, or like it's like Koreatown in
Speaker 4: Los Angeles is like a time like you stepped into
Speaker 4: a time machine.
Speaker 3: To Korea from.
Speaker 4: Like the seven late seventies, early eighties. Like Korea now
Speaker 4: is like this super modern place and like La Korea
Speaker 4: Town is just everything stopped in.
Speaker 5: The eighties and I love it so so much. Is
Speaker 5: it's pretty cool, It's wonderful.
Speaker 3: It feels like yeah, like kind of it's like a
Speaker 3: Times Square in the eighties. Yeah, it had there's but
Speaker 3: then underneath the surface, it's like modernizing too. That's like
Speaker 3: because you're like, whoa, this building looks old at ship
Speaker 3: and then you're like, what is this modern fucking force
Speaker 3: I just walked into for sure.
Speaker 5: And not long ago. The other day there was I
Speaker 5: intervened with someone who was fucking with this girl in
Speaker 5: the street and he pulled a knife and ill, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I talked to him. I was like, hey, maybe you
Speaker 5: get rid of the knife, and he just like threw
Speaker 5: it in the street. He's like, I'll get rid of it.
Speaker 5: He watched me get rid of this knife. Like that
Speaker 5: to me is like the vibe of every day in
Speaker 5: your face. Oh yeah, so much there.
Speaker 4: I just threw it in the street. I was like, yeah, no,
Speaker 4: that was actually you're not owning me. That's what I
Speaker 4: was hoping you would do. Oh yeah, make me.
Speaker 3: You just did.
Speaker 5: I really appreciated his compliance in that situation.
Speaker 3: Yeah that is nice. Yeah, drop my weapon. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll drop my weapon and drop their weapon. What else
Speaker 3: should I do? What else should I do? Go to therapy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Fine Town has the highest concentration of abandoned malls
Speaker 4: that like, I just I'm making that up. Like it
Speaker 4: seems like I have gone to so many appointments because
Speaker 4: I live like right on the border of Koreatown, and
Speaker 4: I go to anytime I'm going to an appointment in Koreatown,
Speaker 4: I feel like it is inside of a mall that
Speaker 4: is like mostly just that closed down a death right.
Speaker 4: And then like one like thriving grocery store.
Speaker 3: Like yeah it is wild, how like they rot in
Speaker 3: slow motion, like the little shopping centers in La where
Speaker 3: it's like there's that one business keeping it alive, and
Speaker 3: then everything else looks like that scene like eight Millimeter
Speaker 3: where like Nicholas Cage is trying to find snuff films
Speaker 3: like in an underground market. Yeah it's all. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: it's wild. It's old out there.
Speaker 4: And then like one store that sells the fuzziest, softest
Speaker 4: pajamas in the world, but it looks more like a
Speaker 4: garage sale than like any sort of official sale. Doesn't
Speaker 4: have a sign.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah above it. Of course, you gotta know where
Speaker 3: to go. But don't don't don't inhale, don't breathe in
Speaker 3: too closely to those fuzzy pajamas because there's a lot
Speaker 3: of microplastics thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, microplastic central those places.
Speaker 3: Alex.
Speaker 4: We're thrilled to have you. We're gonna get to know
Speaker 4: you a little bit better in a moment. First, we're
Speaker 4: gonna tell our listeners a few of the things that
Speaker 4: we're talking about in this episode. We're going to be
Speaker 4: talking about new QAnon single just dropped. It's a hot one.
Speaker 4: We might talk about cheesecake Factory being one of the
Speaker 4: great forces of nature that we have left, apparently keeping
Speaker 4: America's economy afloat. I might even talk about Skittles. There's
Speaker 4: a there's a myth going around that Skittles have been
Speaker 4: banned in California, and that is incorrect, that Skittles should
Speaker 4: have been banned in California, but they have not been,
Speaker 4: so don't don't worry. They're still free to imbibe cancerous candy.
Speaker 3: Don't worry. Yeah, Gavin Newsom's still on the side of
Speaker 3: the corporations. Yeah, don't worry. Don't worry. All of that
Speaker 3: plenty more. But first, Alex, we do like to ask
Speaker 3: our guests, what is something from your search history that's
Speaker 3: revealing about who you are? Uh?
Speaker 5: The other day or yesterday, I guess I was looking
Speaker 5: up Terry the dog that played Toto and the Wizard
Speaker 5: of Oz because I was at Hollywood Forever the other day.
Speaker 5: They have a little statue of Terry and My favorite
Speaker 5: Toto fact that came from looking looking up Terry and
Speaker 5: Tote is Uh, Toto the dog was buried in nineteen
Speaker 5: forty five because it died of old age and then
Speaker 5: its body was displaced when putting in the Ventura Freeway,
Speaker 5: and so Terry's Terry's grave was disturbed poltergeist style, and
Speaker 5: that's why cemetery style as well. And so now there's
Speaker 5: a statue slash monument a Hollywood Forever that is not
Speaker 5: substantiated by a body.
Speaker 3: Wow. Wait, so do we know where Terry's corpse is.
Speaker 3: It's either just part of the freeway.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's either part of the freeway or it was
Speaker 5: it was discarded in the demo.
Speaker 3: Right right right when they're digging it up, They're like
Speaker 3: a bunch of small boxes. I'm digging up. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know, Manu.
Speaker 5: Which also led to like looking up other famous dogs names,
Speaker 5: and my other favorite one is Spuds Mackenzie, as everyone
Speaker 5: remembers ideally from the eighties the yeah yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: the kind.
Speaker 3: Of like beard makeelob course.
Speaker 5: I think it was, was it or was it? But
Speaker 5: like bud.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bud light, bud number one party dog.
Speaker 5: Spuds Mackenzie's real name is honey Tree Evil Eye or
Speaker 5: it was, And I think that that's the best dog.
Speaker 4: Honey Tree Evil Eye, honey Tree Evil Eye EVY for short.
Speaker 3: Apparently later spot on the Eye, Yeah yeah, Later died
Speaker 3: of terrible liver failure.
Speaker 5: That's exactly right where I went when I looked it up,
Speaker 5: as I was like, oh, liver failure at ten.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, cute alcoholism.
Speaker 5: So there's how two famous dogs died or didn't get
Speaker 5: their proper burial.
Speaker 3: Also, and also like they had, you know, their misgendering
Speaker 3: Spuds Mackenzie, yeah, with a leapy female dog. And then yeah,
Speaker 3: we're all like, hey, well, hanging out with the bikini chicks.
Speaker 5: Hell, yeah, yeah, Eve, you is a queer icon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at us. At us? Well, I always assumed
Speaker 3: it was a.
Speaker 5: I really like that about you.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was very progressive as a five year old.
Speaker 3: You are you are, and I'm an I'm an eighties
Speaker 3: cave child. I was like that boy, that boy hanging
Speaker 3: out with bikini women. What is something Alex you think
Speaker 3: is overrated this week?
Speaker 5: I think having having an opinion that you feel like
Speaker 5: you really need to share immediately. I feel like, yeah,
Speaker 5: speaking on things that you haven't read about or have
Speaker 5: no experience with, big overrated. Stating allegiance to particular foreign
Speaker 5: policy campaigns without knowing anything about them. Yeah, these things
Speaker 5: are you know. I know that this is like an
Speaker 5: old man complaint, but the Internet's kind of like, hey,
Speaker 5: if you have an opinion, share it here. I don't
Speaker 5: think you need to all the time.
Speaker 3: Even if you don't, just like kind of make one up,
Speaker 3: just go and then you state it as if.
Speaker 5: You yeah, zealously put it forward.
Speaker 3: Yeah right right right. Yeah. A lot of people I
Speaker 3: feel like I had to like have to jump in
Speaker 3: with takes all the time. When you don't, you don't
Speaker 3: always have to and I get that the internet makes
Speaker 3: it feel like the spotlight is on you and everyone
Speaker 3: is waiting for what you're going to say. But you
Speaker 3: can just say I'm just kind of just kind of
Speaker 3: just just checking this out, having my own feelings about it.
Speaker 3: I'll address them if I feel appropriate publicly whenever that happens.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And I think like there's like a symptom of
Speaker 5: a feeling of like powerlessness with that. It's like, I
Speaker 5: think everyone feels like generally powerless. And I think that
Speaker 5: like if they immediately have a take on something or
Speaker 5: share it immediately or whatever, it like might do something
Speaker 5: and it won't. And it's fine to to not know
Speaker 5: for a minute. So and that's especially, you know, obviously
Speaker 5: this is a big international news week, and that's when, Yeah,
Speaker 5: it happens more more often than not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's it's really apparently when you see so
Speaker 3: how many celebrities deleted ship so quickly, and you're like,
Speaker 3: hold on, did you are you doing this? Because you
Speaker 3: feel like everyone's posting about the thing, I have to
Speaker 3: also post about the thing. Oh this is okay, I'm
Speaker 3: not I'm not actually sure what foreign policy is, so
Speaker 3: sure I'm gonna I'm just gonna delete that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I get all my foreign policy information ideas from Jack
Speaker 4: Black to see where he came down, and fortunately he
Speaker 4: came through with the heater. So it's such a we're
Speaker 4: all good here.
Speaker 5: It's such an overshare week that I know exactly what
Speaker 5: Jack Black said. So that's where we're at.
Speaker 3: Wait, did Jack Black come out with Jackie Jack Black
Speaker 3: weighted We're good? Oh? It was a one of like, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, JB. You know, yeah, it does feel like
Speaker 3: people are hurting in a very particular way that that
Speaker 3: they are asking people to, like a lot of the
Speaker 3: things that are going viral are like come out and
Speaker 3: say what you think about this or else you're not
Speaker 3: doing the right thing. So I also understand why people
Speaker 3: are making this mistake, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no doubt, I think especially it's just like especially important,
Speaker 5: and it's always been important to like pause generally, but
Speaker 5: like now as it seems that like every place we
Speaker 5: get information has been particularly the one owned by Elon Musk,
Speaker 5: has been crushed and stripped of context and sort of
Speaker 5: like disinformation is increasingly more prevalent by the day. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's it's maybe a perfect time to hone your reflex
Speaker 5: to find, you know, to substantiate your news.
Speaker 3: This was like, this was the moment I was like,
Speaker 3: I can't use Twitter for shit anymore now, like it's
Speaker 3: only for jokes. It's only for jokes, because I've dude.
Speaker 3: I On the other one, I felt for like what
Speaker 3: I sadly mistakenly had regurgitated something that was not true
Speaker 3: on the show about the eight billion dollars being okayed
Speaker 3: from the administration to go to Israel, and that was
Speaker 3: like that was shared by a couple accounts that I
Speaker 3: was like, Oh, I think they have their shit together.
Speaker 3: And now I'm like, it's a fucking absolute cesspool now,
Speaker 3: So apologies for any listeners who thought that was actually
Speaker 3: your true fact was in fact not And now I'm like,
Speaker 3: all right, sticking to actual, like legitimate news sources as usual,
Speaker 3: because even the times that like, you know, journalists or
Speaker 3: people who appeared as journalists were sharing things were very
Speaker 3: quickly We're out of that era and it's so unreliable
Speaker 3: to the point that like, like I've just gone through
Speaker 3: thread after thread of people who are like disinformation misinformation specialists,
Speaker 3: and like you're the most prevalent things that are being
Speaker 3: talked about like this week on this platform, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: this is useful, yeah, because so much discourse is shaped
Speaker 3: by Twitter. Still.
Speaker 4: Fortunately, I think most people just come to us for
Speaker 4: like lifestyle things and like how to get to Lambeau
Speaker 4: and you know, how to yeah, their life, not necessarily
Speaker 4: for information.
Speaker 3: I think we're no, no, no, well yeah, considering that
Speaker 3: it's it's mostly just just our opinions. Man, Yeah, what
Speaker 3: is something, Alex do you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: Especially now that it's like, for many the only time
Speaker 5: of the year where they watch horror movies. I really
Speaker 5: want to recommend Bones and All, which came out last
Speaker 5: year and it's a horror movie starring Timothy shallow May
Speaker 5: and it's tremendous and I think, really, yeah, it's wonderful,
Speaker 5: and I think all of I think it got overlooked
Speaker 5: because I don't know just where do movies come out
Speaker 5: now and who knows about them? But it's yeah, it's
Speaker 5: it's uh, it was fantastic and I'm a huge fan.
Speaker 5: I'm a huge fan of the Texas Chainsaw massacre, and
Speaker 5: it feels a lot like it's related to that spiritually
Speaker 5: without flowing like the Texas.
Speaker 4: So I I just saw a Texas Chance on MASCAR
Speaker 4: for the first time last last Halloween, like the night
Speaker 4: after we like were ran out of candy, closed the
Speaker 4: front door and my friend and I watched Texas Chance.
Speaker 4: I'm asker and holy ship did not need to go
Speaker 4: that hard, like so fucking good. I totally thought Bones
Speaker 4: and All was like a prestige type thing, Like I
Speaker 4: didn't know it was a horror movie.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, it's like a it's like a like a
Speaker 7: queerish road horror movie and it's it's really tremendous and
Speaker 7: it like goes fucking hard and you would not expect.
Speaker 5: Yeah, highly highly recommended it. And it's gorgeous. It's gorgeously shot.
Speaker 3: Per second for a second. If he said bones in doll,
Speaker 3: I know, I was like, we call bones in doll,
Speaker 3: Like that's the most fucked up idea. He's like, this
Speaker 3: doll's haunted, Like let's X ray, Honey, I'm telling you
Speaker 3: it's a there's.
Speaker 5: Bones bones that unsettling concept.
Speaker 3: I know, just for me mishearing it, Wow, this still
Speaker 3: has human bones in it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm always looking for things to watch, So I mean,
Speaker 4: thank you for Bones and All.
Speaker 3: What you have it? You have a film podcast as mentioned,
Speaker 3: what what are some other you can you hit us
Speaker 3: with some other like kind of overlooked films.
Speaker 5: We just we just covered or this week we have
Speaker 5: an episode coming out in the Best Nightmare in Elm
Speaker 5: Street sequel that is not New Nightmare, which in my
Speaker 5: opinion is Nightmare and Elm Street three Dream Warriors. We
Speaker 5: just covered that and then so like the range of
Speaker 5: movies we cover is everything from like A Star Is
Speaker 5: Born to a Nightmare and Elm Street three Dream Warriors.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, those are like as far as horror goes.
Speaker 5: Oh and have you ever seen Manhunter.
Speaker 4: The original Hannibal Lecter. I haven't, and I have listened
Speaker 4: to a four hour podcast about Manhunter.
Speaker 5: It's time to watch man Hunter.
Speaker 3: It's watch it because it's Brian Cox as Hannibal.
Speaker 5: It's so good, like Hannibal Lecter should It's my favorite
Speaker 5: portrayal of Hannibal Lecter, not just because I'm trying to
Speaker 5: be cooler than the than the guys in this case,
Speaker 5: but because it's bitchier and I think the character works
Speaker 5: better as like just kind of like a bitchy head
Speaker 5: canonically gay guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, Anthony Hopkins is kind of a bitch as
Speaker 4: first for no.
Speaker 5: No doubt, Brian cox Is, I mean, I'll be.
Speaker 3: Excited to hear about your true bit, sure.
Speaker 5: Just fully distilled as like sneering, it's great, it's great.
Speaker 5: And then also Dennis Farina plays a character who later
Speaker 5: gets played in silence to the Lambs as like an
Speaker 5: FBI director. But it's like Dennis Farina and it's so
Speaker 5: like unrestrained Pennsylvania cop and I really like that. But yeah,
Speaker 5: you'll it's like Miami Vice multiplied by by silence of amazing.
Speaker 3: Myles, do you have a favorite horror movie? Are you
Speaker 3: a horror dude? I fucking hate horror movies because I'm
Speaker 3: so like I'm already like I know, I'm chill, like
Speaker 3: most people are like, oh, you're so chill. I'm like
Speaker 3: kind of on edge a lot of the time, like
Speaker 3: watching like Jump scarre shit isn't my bag?
Speaker 5: Like I like this.
Speaker 3: I like suspenseful films, but like when it's like, yo, man,
Speaker 3: have you seen that new paranormal No? No, no, I
Speaker 3: haven't even even watched ParaNorman. Okay, too close to paranormal activity.
Speaker 3: I'm not fucking with it.
Speaker 5: I like that you have a you have a ready
Speaker 5: response for people who are suggesting you watch like Paranormal
Speaker 5: Activity and it's a prman, I.
Speaker 3: Don't watch ParaNorman. Dude, get out of the How about
Speaker 3: this one?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: What do you get the I mishear people all the
Speaker 3: time to make things scarier. This guy said bones and
Speaker 3: all I said bones in dull it's really yeah, like
Speaker 3: and it's like it's it's wild too, because you know
Speaker 3: I like to smoke weed and watch movies and like
Speaker 3: kind of take in my art like that a lot
Speaker 3: of time, and.
Speaker 5: That just makes me more scam Nope, nope, I love
Speaker 5: horror and I can't do I can't watch it high.
Speaker 5: I went to see the terrifying movie Mandy High and
Speaker 5: that was the last time ever.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, because I see I can do it in
Speaker 3: a group setting when it's like yeah, man, like, oh
Speaker 3: you haven't seen this, We're gonna put it on Robin
Speaker 3: to watch it. Then I'm like fine, but like I
Speaker 3: won't on my own seek it out. Like I'll never
Speaker 3: be like, no, we're not watching this because I don't
Speaker 3: like it. It's just for me, my preference. If I
Speaker 3: have if there's a choice. I'm probably shying away from it.
Speaker 3: That's like, you know, the scream movies are like the
Speaker 3: last time I was going to the theater to pay
Speaker 3: to see people get like knifed up like that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: knifed up.
Speaker 4: My favorite horror movie is the YouTube compilation every single
Speaker 4: Jason Kill in the Friday the Thirteenth.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 4: I watched that at least once a year. That, like,
Speaker 4: I was such a like I just loved the Friday
Speaker 4: the Thirteenth movies exclusively for the kills and oh boy,
Speaker 4: the other that's the invention of the invention of YouTube.
Speaker 4: That was like the thing that I was like looking
Speaker 4: forward to. I was like, Okay, here we go, give
Speaker 4: me this please.
Speaker 5: The other movie that the reason I was a Hollywood
Speaker 5: forever was seeing The Adams Family, which they played there
Speaker 5: Adam's family values and it's in my new I haven't
Speaker 5: seen that movie in fifteen or twenty. It's goaded.
Speaker 3: It's with the sauce. Great it is, It's goaded with
Speaker 3: the sauce. It's God with the sauce. Is it fully?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 3: I'm telling you every I love everything about it. From
Speaker 3: like the nouveau reche Uncle Fester with.
Speaker 5: There's a line in the movie that I picked up
Speaker 5: for the first time that suggests that thing jerks Fester off.
Speaker 3: And I wait, what was the line.
Speaker 5: It was like something like like Fester goes in and
Speaker 5: tells Gomez that he's like something along lines of like
Speaker 5: I've always dreamed that I could have the love of
Speaker 5: another person, but I never imagined that it was going
Speaker 5: to happen. And and Gomez says, well, there's thing and
Speaker 5: then you see things like shaking like it's like little
Speaker 5: body that thing. Yeah, it has certainly been there with Fester.
Speaker 3: Wyeah, wow, camp chip Awa thing. Oh it's fucking.
Speaker 5: That got some it's real death of America. Tone really
Speaker 5: got some cheers when I.
Speaker 3: Saw Oh yeah, especially when Wednesday just goes on that
Speaker 3: monologue but before they fuck up that thanksgiving me Like,
Speaker 3: oh hell yeah.
Speaker 4: Adam's family values better than Adam's fans the original Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think so. And can I skip right to that
Speaker 4: with my kids?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Implication of things.
Speaker 5: It's also like more or less the same the my
Speaker 5: friend who what we pointed out that it's the same
Speaker 5: exact storyline. Yeah, as to Adam Similey, So you can
Speaker 5: go straight to Adam Simley values I would actually encourage it.
Speaker 5: It's the funniest yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the first one just about like Fester proving
Speaker 3: he's Fester if he's not faster. This one is just
Speaker 3: about like what's going to happen with Fester and his
Speaker 3: fake wife and is she actually a murderer? And it's,
Speaker 3: like I said, I've seen it more time than the
Speaker 3: original one.
Speaker 4: It's perfect and it's got that mc hammer song. It
Speaker 4: sure does what they want to do, what they want
Speaker 4: to say, live, how they want to live, play, how they.
Speaker 5: Want to play, how they want to play with fig Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, yeah elite.
Speaker 4: All right, let's take a quick break and we'll come
Speaker 4: back and check out.
Speaker 3: Speaking of hot singles, QAnon just dropped a heater, so
Speaker 3: we'll check that out. We'll be right back and we're back.
Speaker 3: We're what was the last? What was the last q
Speaker 3: and On single?
Speaker 4: Because like we've been eagerly awaiting we always new Drake album.
Speaker 4: We have really good taste of music here. I don't
Speaker 4: know if you're aware, Alex, but.
Speaker 3: So we're really excited about new Drake album. So far
Speaker 3: an l best listen to it. It's the best album
Speaker 3: of the year, dude, what about Okay, I know you,
Speaker 3: I know, I know you're doing a bit. We've consistently
Speaker 3: been like, dude, he hasn't put on a good album
Speaker 3: in a long time. Singles here and there, Drake album
Speaker 3: and then what when's the next Q? And on single
Speaker 3: Gonna drop went exactly like we got Kendrick, we got
Speaker 3: mister Moround, the big steppers, you know, waiting for that Rihanna,
Speaker 3: But when are we getting the Q? The QQ? I
Speaker 3: think the last one may have been no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no Q like Q drops not my boys schoolboy Q
Speaker 3: he was ahead of his trip. Yeah he was if
Speaker 3: he went school boy q andon But yeah, like I
Speaker 3: think the last one we talked about maybe the QAnon
Speaker 3: overlap of the January sixers jail Choir where they were
Speaker 3: all singing through like a prison telephone and they released
Speaker 3: that as a single and everyone's like, how the fuck
Speaker 3: did they record that?
Speaker 5: Click in?
Speaker 3: What that may have been.
Speaker 4: The weirdest one is that was that after the Target one? No,
Speaker 4: that was I think before the target Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: the Target one was so good? Yeah yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 4: think was that for gi Auto Blow?
Speaker 3: Also? Was that is that what his name the Maga rapper. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: forgo who's whose dad owns or whose grandpa started Auto
Speaker 3: Trader And he's a NEPO wrap fail Sun anyway.
Speaker 5: That's the funniest NEPO connection Auto. Yeah, the Auto Trader dynasty. Yeah,
Speaker 5: my grandpa started Auto Trader. Now I'm a rapper who
Speaker 5: raps up the insurrection.
Speaker 3: But the Auto is that because five G gives you COVID?
Speaker 3: Is that why he's four G? That's fucking funny Forgato Trader. Okay,
Speaker 3: so the latest one, you know, he's been rapping up
Speaker 3: the insurrections, we talk about the people screaming from jail
Speaker 3: in the form of a song. But the latest one,
Speaker 3: their latest piece of art, you know, is again the
Speaker 3: usual straw man arguments projection outright lies. This time the
Speaker 3: superstars of the QAnon and by extension, Anti Vaxx world
Speaker 3: have come together to let the world know that despite
Speaker 3: never being in any real danger materially or otherwise, they
Speaker 3: will not be scared into leaving their cult. Okay, very inspirational,
Speaker 3: and the cast is a literal who's who of the
Speaker 3: biggest stars of this like world. So again Forgiato Trader,
Speaker 3: blow is on there. Disgraced General Michael Flynn, is there,
Speaker 3: A guy that failed at American Idol is the one
Speaker 3: leading this. A lady that was in the Pussycat Doll
Speaker 3: is also here, a canceled real housewife of New Jersey,
Speaker 3: and many others that are so obscure, Like I'm glad
Speaker 3: that I don't know who they are, because typically I'm like,
Speaker 3: oh jesus, I'm so online, Like I hate that I
Speaker 3: know these people. There are more people that I didn't
Speaker 3: know than I knew.
Speaker 5: So there's that.
Speaker 3: Like this guy King Boo Baw. He is a UFC
Speaker 3: fighter that isn't that great considering how he explains why
Speaker 3: he loses fights like after a bout. So this is
Speaker 3: just before we get into the song, just to give
Speaker 3: you a flavor of the kind of people that are here.
Speaker 3: This is King Boo talking about why he lost that
Speaker 3: last fight. It was real close. But let me tell
Speaker 3: you why.
Speaker 8: Though last fight, I was tired, I was exhausted. I'm
Speaker 8: about to launch this NFT that's going to change the
Speaker 8: fight game. And I put in thirty all nighters before
Speaker 8: that fight at Herpes before that fight, two outbreaks in
Speaker 8: this fable week, I'm here I'm healthy, let's go whatever,
Speaker 8: it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Fight all right, man, all right, all right, working on
Speaker 3: an NFT and there's some hurt these outbreaks.
Speaker 5: Do you know when you were at school and like
Speaker 5: you were like just daydreaming and the teacher calls on
Speaker 5: you and is like what do you think about that?
Speaker 5: And then you just invent some shit about William Despear
Speaker 5: Like that's exactly what that just felt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know what do you think of Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: I've been up for thirty days straight. I have herpes,
Speaker 4: two major outbreaks in the past. Like that's the word
Speaker 4: that like the riffing can go where your brain, your
Speaker 4: your mouth is working connected to a brain.
Speaker 3: That's still half asleep.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your outbreaks is so alarming and yeah, I'm back
Speaker 5: what happened?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Please? Yeah, I hope that's under control. And I'd
Speaker 3: imagine that maybe does preclude you from fighting like that
Speaker 3: close to people when you're wrestling like that. So anyway,
Speaker 3: Alex is one of the foremost sleep experts, also having
Speaker 3: reviewed the Nightmare franchise recently. Wouldn't thirty days in a
Speaker 3: row kill you?
Speaker 5: Like that's not good? I don't feel like you, explains
Speaker 5: his disposition like Jack, you don't under dream Warrior.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's powered. He's powered by the promise of these
Speaker 3: this NFT that's going to change the fight game. Yes,
Speaker 3: oh god damn.
Speaker 4: I love just the clarity of just it's so easy
Speaker 4: now that when anybody's like NFT, I'm watching these new NFTs,
Speaker 4: it's like, all right, oh.
Speaker 3: Goodbye, goodbye files done. Yeah you're like, all right, I'm
Speaker 3: out of here. Thanks for that. But anyway, we digress,
Speaker 3: because this is about the music, not the NFT project
Speaker 3: that's going to change the fight game or him trying
Speaker 3: to manage his outbreaks. The music, it is so terrible
Speaker 3: and auto tune to the point that everyone has the
Speaker 3: same singing voice almost. So here's a snippet. I just
Speaker 3: want I just want to give you all a taste
Speaker 3: of the chorus going into the verse where you'll hear Forgiato,
Speaker 3: Forgiato Trader, then Michael Flynn with some of the most
Speaker 3: painful auto tune ever. And again shout out to Robin
Speaker 3: Panakia for pointing this out online, because this is this
Speaker 3: is just honestly, it's a gift for everyone.
Speaker 5: Everybody looks like this sounds too I.
Speaker 3: Know you can take money, but you can't have ussle. Okay,
Speaker 3: you can burn down up Builders and we'll still find
Speaker 3: a hole.
Speaker 8: We've lost it together and live servent.
Speaker 3: That's the pussy candle. Give up are free. Here's for
Speaker 3: Giada Trader, California on the way down to the Michael
Speaker 3: Flynn take it away when we call to horneys.
Speaker 5: Oh, okay, that's it.
Speaker 3: We don't need any Michael Flynn.
Speaker 5: The most shocking thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: It cuts from like a bunch of people who look
Speaker 4: like influencers to Michael Flynn looking like the bad guy
Speaker 4: and Poulter guys but like wearing a matching T shirt
Speaker 4: over his Yeah.
Speaker 3: Everyone's got that freedom shirt again. If you if you
Speaker 3: weren't clearing the lyrics, you can take all our money,
Speaker 3: but you can't have our souls. Those usually I thought
Speaker 3: the transaction was you get money in exchange for the soul,
Speaker 3: rather than like, we're taking your money, now give me
Speaker 3: your soul. Okay, I've not heard of that anymore. You
Speaker 3: can too. Who's taking their money? Are they talking to
Speaker 3: Donald Trump? Mob? Dude? I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's it's the same things that they all invented the
Speaker 3: NFT that took our money. It was actually King Bao Man,
Speaker 3: I put a lot of money in this NFT. Man,
Speaker 3: what's going on with that? Also, you can burn down
Speaker 3: our buildings and we'll still find a home. Not sure
Speaker 3: when you're built, Okay, we'll all stick together and will
Speaker 3: never surrender. We won't give up our freeee dumb?
Speaker 5: So yeah, were they to be that like redheaded conservative
Speaker 5: country singer? Was that the hope here? Or like what
Speaker 5: was what were they? What's the deal?
Speaker 3: It's hard to know. It's hard to know.
Speaker 5: I feel like their influences better maintained when they're not
Speaker 5: getting attention, like, yeah, this is a real tell.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately it's like dumb, auto tuned. We are the world, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: the world. We are the victim, right, Yeah, it's just
Speaker 3: so many people. I was like at the end, they
Speaker 3: did that guy who looked like a duck dynasty guy.
Speaker 3: He's a rapper called mess of course. So again a
Speaker 3: lot of figures that I'm I'm unaware of, but they've
Speaker 3: all come together to just reinforce that idea that like,
Speaker 3: hey man, we're getting we're just getting rent out on
Speaker 3: a rail here because we're telling people to not use
Speaker 3: science to trust whatever. Here we are, man, they look
Speaker 3: uncomfortable and being in the same room to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, like they I don't know that we are
Speaker 3: the world. Like it was like, oh, look at that,
Speaker 3: that's a party.
Speaker 5: But they all look like Bob Doan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like they all look like they're kicking yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So I don't know what this leads to. I guess
Speaker 3: it could just be maybe like a grift for the
Speaker 3: guy who because the failed American idol guy is the
Speaker 3: one who was using the least amount of auto tune,
Speaker 3: although just a little bit, and it's like it's he's
Speaker 3: the one sort of being like it's me, Jimmy Levy,
Speaker 3: that's my this is my track with all the fucking
Speaker 3: QAnon all stars. So did the Richmond from Richmond guy?
Speaker 3: Is he not even there? They couldn't even get.
Speaker 4: Him, Like he's not he's not. Yeah, he he wasn't
Speaker 4: about the QAnon thing like they he was.
Speaker 3: He was just like, it's not obedient. Yeah, at least
Speaker 3: that other than against spending welfare money on unhealthy foods.
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly. I mean, at least at least that guy
Speaker 3: like could play a fucking guitar, you know, like seeing
Speaker 3: like Michael Flynn.
Speaker 4: Michael Flynn just auto tuned beyond recognition. It is very funny.
Speaker 3: It's really disconcerting too, Like you can tell he needed
Speaker 3: like many takes because the way they cut around him,
Speaker 3: like him deliver one single word, like like watching he's.
Speaker 5: Mouth off beating, they keep cutting, they keep cutting to
Speaker 5: him about to deliver a line or just delivered.
Speaker 3: A between breaths. It's so I wonder is he like
Speaker 3: so like toxically masculine that he can't even pretend to
Speaker 3: say he.
Speaker 5: Sounds like his singing voice here sounds like Jordan Peterson,
Speaker 5: which is great too.
Speaker 3: But also like they have a ringer in like that
Speaker 3: it's not really Yeah, it looks like they the rest.
Speaker 4: Of the people not charismatic at all, like not approaching
Speaker 4: we are the world, but if like we are the
Speaker 4: world had like suddenly cut away to like an NFL
Speaker 4: football coach all of a sudden, was like right in
Speaker 4: the chorus for some reason. Yeah, like get singing for
Speaker 4: some reason. Like that's that's kind of what Michael Flynn
Speaker 4: is given.
Speaker 3: Like part way through, You're like, I think he's like
Speaker 3: breaking his performance to tell the director like, I'm not
Speaker 3: doing this crap. Yeah, I thought that.
Speaker 5: Maybe he was giving like a rousing he was giving
Speaker 5: like a rousing speech about why they should be doing this.
Speaker 5: I really like your take better? Is that telling them
Speaker 5: that he doesn't want to do this?
Speaker 3: You got?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's one point where he's like giving they should
Speaker 4: cut away to him, and he's like giving like a
Speaker 4: five minute, like a five thing with his hand, like right,
Speaker 4: you know, and they.
Speaker 3: Took away five of our rights or something. But I
Speaker 3: bet it was actually like you have five more minutes
Speaker 3: until I'm out of here. Yeah, I gotta go, man.
Speaker 3: I know, I said where we go, one, we go all,
Speaker 3: but I shouldn't have gone here with y'all.
Speaker 5: No one told me how pussy count Doll would be here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, humiliating. The vibes are all fucked up.
Speaker 5: I never thought we would. And I don't say this
Speaker 5: with disrespect because I know that there's been a icp
Speaker 5: renaissance and reassessment, but like I never thought that there
Speaker 5: would be like a darker musical gathering than the gathering
Speaker 5: of the Juggalos, And like that was just that was
Speaker 5: that was it by a factor of twenty Like that
Speaker 5: was yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, like at least they have like even like Juggalos,
Speaker 3: like they have a common culture where of like the
Speaker 3: music where these people's common culture is just like deception
Speaker 3: and like dishonesty. So it's like a weird there's like
Speaker 3: a nice together Yeah yeah, yeah, there's no woo woo
Speaker 3: sip and fago with that one.
Speaker 5: They just have been common like Grift, like were we
Speaker 5: love Grift?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Michael Finn's like, I like to sell secrets to
Speaker 3: adversarial nations of money than like the fucking UFC fighters.
Speaker 3: Like I've been kicked in the head so many times.
Speaker 3: I think NFTs are still a thing.
Speaker 5: Yeeah. There's a white guy who like I just want
Speaker 5: to say the end word, like how do we all
Speaker 5: get in on this?
Speaker 3: Will you give me permission?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, so do I get the pass now? And
Speaker 3: like one of the black people in the videos like
Speaker 3: what you know? Pass? Oh God, I gotta go. All right,
Speaker 3: let's take a quick break and we'll be back to
Speaker 3: talk about other stuff. We'll be right back and we're back.
Speaker 3: And this this.
Speaker 4: Report miles from Moodies, nothing has ever made more sense
Speaker 4: to me in my life in the news that the
Speaker 4: cheesecake factory is propping up America's consumer me yeah, everything,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 6: They Moodies likes to get in the business of business
Speaker 6: and put out their little analyzes about what's going on.
Speaker 3: They talk a lot about malls, apparently for Mean Girl's
Speaker 3: Day that we completely fucked up, so sorry about that.
Speaker 3: On October third, humiliating, they released this like report on
Speaker 3: like the state of certain malls and like the top,
Speaker 3: like the observations are like the most obvious one at
Speaker 3: the top was pretty clear to everyone obviously, like e
Speaker 3: commerce has like obliterated mall traffic. Then there are a
Speaker 3: few others I didn't really think of, but like totally
Speaker 3: make sense in terms of the survival of a mall,
Speaker 3: Like people prefer lifestyle centers or outlets that are more
Speaker 3: that aren't enclosed, because people just kind of these days
Speaker 3: rather park and walk directly to the store they need
Speaker 3: to go to, rather than walking through nine dead department
Speaker 3: stores just to get to like the inside part of
Speaker 3: the mall like we used to have to. And having
Speaker 3: like non traditional businesses like an arcade or trampoline park
Speaker 3: or a bowl helps like plays a I guess somewhat
Speaker 3: a measurable role in the ability of a mall's you know,
Speaker 3: survive survival factor, survival rating. But here's the other part, right,
Speaker 3: Malls that do not have a cheesecake factory are twenty
Speaker 3: one percent more likely to be behind on loan payments
Speaker 3: than malls that do have a cheesecake factory. Yep. And
Speaker 3: they're like, and again they're like, we're not saying, you know,
Speaker 3: the causation is correlation here, or correlation is causation here.
Speaker 3: But it's clear that people go to a fucking cheesecake factory.
Speaker 3: It's like having an apple store. People. If you got
Speaker 3: it there, people will go to it. And maybe has
Speaker 3: somewhat to do with the layout, but these are the
Speaker 3: kinds of stores that no matter what, people will be like, oh, yea,
Speaker 3: I have to go to the mall because that's where
Speaker 3: the apple store is, or now the cheesecake factory. And
Speaker 3: now I'm just like, what is it? Is it the
Speaker 3: brown bread? Is it?
Speaker 4: The menu as thick as phone books? Yeah, I've been
Speaker 4: saying for a long time. I think the cheesecake factory
Speaker 4: menu is the height of Western colonial culture. It is
Speaker 4: like the thing that will be in our like the
Speaker 4: the wing of the museum dedicated to this period in history,
Speaker 4: in this place in the world. Where how did they
Speaker 4: fucking fit this many places into a single kitchen like that?
Speaker 4: That doesn't make sense. Kief Changs is probably, but like
Speaker 4: PF Chang's, they like took two things from the PF
Speaker 4: Chang's menu and like that's in there, you know, like
Speaker 4: they did it all I'm from.
Speaker 5: I grew up as a teenager. I worked at the
Speaker 5: mall for five six years and uh, and our mall
Speaker 5: was like and I grew up white trash and so
Speaker 5: our mall the anchor restaurant was a Ruby Tuesdays, which
Speaker 5: is really but like when I grew up again, like
Speaker 5: Cheesecake Factory was like aspirational, like you it was like
Speaker 5: a fish. Yeah, our family wasn't going out to the
Speaker 5: Cheesecake Factory every every night, you know, like once a
Speaker 5: year maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one of the first eight that like I went on,
Speaker 3: Like as a freshman in college, I was like, fuck here.
Speaker 3: I'm like, we're here, dude, Like I've saved a little
Speaker 3: money and it's time to take Shorty the Cheesecake factor.
Speaker 3: I was so and so yeah, and therefore we're doing
Speaker 3: therefore we're doing and I'm having chicken littles again, don't.
Speaker 5: I was a big like. I was a big like
Speaker 5: as a team, as a like feral team. I was
Speaker 5: a big like let's go with your girl to the
Speaker 5: restaurant and like go to like what I considered a
Speaker 5: nice restaurant, which in retrospect all was like incredibly cheesy. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but yeah, I loved.
Speaker 3: That Robin or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, bottomless fries forever.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah. Fud Ruckers. Those are like the early
Speaker 3: date spots where you're like, these are places my parents
Speaker 3: would take me, and therefore this is all I have
Speaker 3: in terms of knowledge of a restaurant for a day.
Speaker 5: It's the only proximity to adult knowledge I have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, is like I know there's a fud Ruckers
Speaker 3: over there.
Speaker 5: So there is an east Side Marios in the mall
Speaker 5: parking lot, and there was a guy from my town
Speaker 5: named Pete Finkel, and he would play like contemporary covers
Speaker 5: of songs at the east Side Marios, like like Green
Speaker 5: Day's Time of your Life. And you'd go and see
Speaker 5: this guy from your town play music at east Side
Speaker 5: Marios on your date with some whatever, some girl, and
Speaker 5: it was so of a time. It was remarkable. I
Speaker 5: really miss how weird that was.
Speaker 3: A simpler times at the simpler times. Have you ever
Speaker 3: can you think of a cheesecake factory that's gone. Have
Speaker 3: you ever seen a cheesecake factory out of business? I've
Speaker 3: seen one. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, they them relocate cheesecake factory sides when it's done
Speaker 4: with you, But the cheesecake factory is not. Yeah, it'll
Speaker 4: just be like we're gonna move over here to bless
Speaker 4: this other establishment with press.
Speaker 3: Never like no one's coming here. Everyone goes and these
Speaker 3: things they're probably going to be standing that people are
Speaker 3: going to do an analyzes and be like these are
Speaker 3: made of Roman concrete? Why they still stand?
Speaker 4: And to this, Yeah, it's the only thing that's left
Speaker 4: standing of America in three thousand years.
Speaker 3: It's just cheesecape factories. Yeah, I like it's it's interesting.
Speaker 3: Is this because the cheesecake factory brings so much people
Speaker 3: to you know, so much business? Or does the cheesecake
Speaker 3: factory have like some magic understanding of like where to locate,
Speaker 3: you know, based on all.
Speaker 5: The all the malls I know that do or do
Speaker 5: not have a cheesecake factory. It's a ball and yeah,
Speaker 5: the balls that are like predisposed to already have people
Speaker 5: who are regularly going to come with with dispossible income
Speaker 5: are hitting that cheesecake factory. I'm shocked. Mad that had
Speaker 5: Ruby Tuesdays as an anchor is still trucking because it
Speaker 5: is Oh yeah, the main mall in South Portland, Maine
Speaker 5: is still somehow vibrant.
Speaker 4: Do you know what they put into the what they
Speaker 4: put into the department stores? Like are they are they
Speaker 4: now like the bubble world?
Speaker 5: Oh you mean, like what did they replace all this self?
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't know, although like that is that's
Speaker 5: some of my favorite There's a there's a mall unfortunately
Speaker 5: that many of my can't remember, but there's a all
Speaker 5: in Portland Origin that has like a full comic and
Speaker 5: zine shop and like, yeah spot and that's I love that.
Speaker 5: It feels like truly, you know, sideways apocalyptic in a
Speaker 5: way that I enjoy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I feel like that.
Speaker 4: There's probably there's got to be a lot of haunted
Speaker 4: houses that have gone into those spaces, right, oh you
Speaker 4: got to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's always interesting to see, like because it'll always be.
Speaker 3: Then there's like the small businesses where you can see
Speaker 3: it and like, oh, this poor fucking motherfucker, this ship
Speaker 3: is not going to last, and like, you probably put
Speaker 3: your whole fucking life into a terrible retail concept. And
Speaker 3: then you see on that one off in a mall,
Speaker 3: like a one off retail concept in a mall. Oh god,
Speaker 3: and I get like and you like see it, like no,
Speaker 3: I feel so bad. I'm so sorry you are You're
Speaker 3: just going anyway. Then, but then it lasts for like
Speaker 3: ten years and you're like, oh, it's a drug front.
Speaker 3: Never mind. Yeah, Okay, I don't have to feel bad
Speaker 3: because you don't care that no one's in there, because
Speaker 3: you're just laundering money through here. Yeah.
Speaker 5: The one, the one I was just talking about in Portland,
Speaker 5: organ is called the Lloyd Center, and it's like just
Speaker 5: like it feels like a flea market. It feels like
Speaker 5: it's all just like small businesses that people like put
Speaker 5: it all on the line for and they're like, you know,
Speaker 5: it's like custom Snuggies or whatever, and you're like, all right,
Speaker 5: I guess, okay, I hope that, but I hope That's what.
Speaker 3: I love about like Portland is the specificity of the businesses,
Speaker 3: like the entrepreneurial spirit of Portland, Oregon is fucking I've
Speaker 3: never seen anything like it where they're like, yeah, man,
Speaker 3: it's like a bespoke hot sauce and beer place.
Speaker 5: And it's like, there's what, there's another so our of
Speaker 5: my podcast like a host with Sarah Marshall from You're
Speaker 5: Wrong About and there's another Sarah Marshall from Portland, Oregon
Speaker 5: who runs a bespocot sauce company.
Speaker 3: Oh really. And it's funny too, because like I'm like
Speaker 3: not knocking it because instantly I'm like, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: beer's cool, but I love hot sauce and I love
Speaker 3: to see when people are just like, you know, aggregating
Speaker 3: a ton of local hot sauce. I'm like, this is great.
Speaker 3: And I was asking some people locally, like is it
Speaker 3: high turnover like in this area, like with the business,
Speaker 3: Like yeah, yeah, it can be. It can't. It can be,
Speaker 3: but some things remain for sure. All right.
Speaker 4: Well, at the top, we mentioned that there has some
Speaker 4: has been some misinformation going around, and I have to
Speaker 4: assume that you guys were talking about Skittles when you
Speaker 4: when you mentioned that, oh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 4: Because there have been erroneous claims that skittles are now
Speaker 4: banned in California, specifically Mario Lopez, who, along with Jack Black,
Speaker 4: is the person who I go to for most of
Speaker 4: my information. Most of my reported reportage has to come
Speaker 4: through Mario Lopez. He tweeted crime is through the roof,
Speaker 4: worst drug epidemic ever and homelessness at an all time
Speaker 4: high in California. Let's focus on skittles and then posted
Speaker 4: a video or posted a picture that says California becomes
Speaker 4: first US state band skittles and twelve thousand additional products
Speaker 4: for cancer causing additives. Maybe maybe this is first step
Speaker 4: Mario Lopez gonna run for president and we can all hope.
Speaker 3: At Mario Lopez Viva.
Speaker 5: Did this news come from next door? I feel like
Speaker 5: this is something that would like, yes, right, you would
Speaker 5: stay on next door. The other day I was like,
Speaker 5: I got I don't even know why I'm on next
Speaker 5: It was like I found a pet once as pet,
Speaker 5: and I was like, I should go in next door,
Speaker 5: and now I'm never gonna get off. But they people
Speaker 5: were very up in arms about the fact that I
Speaker 5: think California, there's a law that was passed that you
Speaker 5: can't make your employee run after a shoplifter anymore rightfully,
Speaker 5: So like that should never have been a thing in
Speaker 5: the first place. And people were angry, as if the
Speaker 5: government had come into their house and taken all their
Speaker 5: money and then burned it down. Why this is like
Speaker 5: this Skittles news is another one of those I feel, yes,
Speaker 5: so is it true.
Speaker 3: It's not true. It's not true.
Speaker 4: It is not true. So I mean they tried it.
Speaker 4: Gavin Newsome signed a bill banning certain food additives, and
Speaker 4: one of the things that he pointed out because everyone
Speaker 4: was like, oh, you're gonna ban Skittles, Skittles go out
Speaker 4: of business. Then dude, California, You're not gonna be able
Speaker 4: to buy Skittles.
Speaker 3: Fuck that. And he was like, here is a bag
Speaker 3: of Skittles from the EU, where the shit the carcinogenic
Speaker 3: chemicals that they put in the American version of Skittles
Speaker 3: is illegal. They just made it less cancerous in the
Speaker 3: EU and are still able to sell both things and
Speaker 3: not go out of business. And people were like, nah,
Speaker 3: fuck that, And so that that got taken out of
Speaker 3: the bill. The Skittles banned.
Speaker 5: There's like, just keep it as it like they could
Speaker 5: have made it less potentially cancerous and that just isn't
Speaker 5: going to happen.
Speaker 4: Yes, so he held a package of skitters from the EU,
Speaker 4: argued it's demonstrable proof that the food industry is capable
Speaker 4: of maintaining product lines while complying with different public health
Speaker 4: laws country by country, and so therefore. An earlier version
Speaker 4: of the bill had a ban on titanium dioxide, which
Speaker 4: sounds like a thing that you want to ingest with
Speaker 4: your food, just like you know pepper a little. It's
Speaker 4: got two oxenium dixides and dioxides on.
Speaker 3: There, which we've talked about it before.
Speaker 4: It's a controversial food additive found in skittles and a
Speaker 4: bunch of other foods, and it's been banned in the EU.
Speaker 4: It was banned last year, and you know, it's just
Speaker 4: not great, like they think it could be bad, like
Speaker 4: when it gets into your cells. But it was removed
Speaker 4: from the California bill after lobbyists argued that it was
Speaker 4: safe to use in these applications, don't small amounts and
Speaker 4: it's like skittles. This is how you know Gavin Newsom
Speaker 4: is running for president eventually, like he's already doing Like
Speaker 4: he's like you know, like, oh, I'm not like we're fine,
Speaker 4: We're good with titanium dioxide, or like the thing where
Speaker 4: he's like, I'm gonna cap insulin costs.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not. Actually, I'll say that out loud, and
Speaker 3: then when it comes time to cut time to sign
Speaker 3: a bill, I'm not gonna do that, or be like
Speaker 3: we're gonna get striking workers unemployment. He didn't, right, And
Speaker 3: so he's like really good at that, like presenting himself
Speaker 3: as someone who's like got his head in the game
Speaker 3: and has this like progressive credentials. Will also be like
Speaker 3: and I'm a friend to business and healthcare. Don't worry
Speaker 3: my man. Still am I.
Speaker 5: Making up that he was like a progressive guy At
Speaker 5: one point that was the case, right, Like here was
Speaker 5: the here was like an actual progressive politician from saying yes,
Speaker 5: like as.
Speaker 3: The mayor of San Francisco, like I guess comparatively, But
Speaker 3: he's always I think the thing that people have always
Speaker 3: that the sort of criticism is like he's he's always
Speaker 3: been very sly about it. It's very coy, you know,
Speaker 3: and he so he knows what to say when to
Speaker 3: say it, and not say things when to not so
Speaker 3: it's you're always like he presents like a total piece
Speaker 3: of ship, but he might be a total piece of
Speaker 3: ship too, so that that pushed back hair though, you
Speaker 3: know you gotta you gotta ad of hair. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: like back jack. We already know.
Speaker 4: I can't think of somebody whose hair I would want
Speaker 4: to touch less than Yeah, his hair feels like it
Speaker 4: whatever you would get on your hand from touching it
Speaker 4: would be on for a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Like I'd rather touch like
Speaker 3: all like the male leads and like Boardwalk Empire, who
Speaker 3: you saw them put like lard in their hair, like
Speaker 3: I'm having to go. I'd rather touch that or like
Speaker 3: palmade than like the whatever Gavin Newsom's got going on.
Speaker 5: You know who's head I bet is filthy as Bill Maher,
Speaker 5: I bet his. I bet you would touch his head
Speaker 5: and your hand would never be the same. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: just wanted to get that. Ye new Rules, your hair
Speaker 5: is terrible.
Speaker 3: You just could be like stuck to your hand like
Speaker 3: a spider web. You'd like wash it.
Speaker 5: I say, this is someone with like a radically receding
Speaker 5: and depleting hairline. Yeah, I don't ever want to.
Speaker 3: Take the texture. The texture of it, though, I can.
Speaker 3: It feels like it could be like like a cat's
Speaker 3: tongue somehow, when you're like, oh, what the fuck that's hair? Yeah, yeah, buddy,
Speaker 3: is so karma does? It's not hair? Okay? Oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. Have you never touched a nest of spider
Speaker 3: webs before? Islamophobia? Okay? Okay, sorry, snowflake.
Speaker 5: It's scary. You're both of your impressions, like, facially are
Speaker 5: scarily accurate.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: We have like a people I've had to listen to
Speaker 5: that for thirty years.
Speaker 3: I know, right, But yeah, so this is one of
Speaker 3: those things the science is uncertain, but usually like wait,
Speaker 3: if they all things being equal, the you know, people
Speaker 3: in charge of making making decisions on behalf of millions
Speaker 3: of people would be like, we don't know, and therefore
Speaker 3: you can't put it in food that is mostly eaten
Speaker 3: by children. Yeah, just as like a precaution.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And that's how it works in the EU. But
Speaker 4: in these United States, you you know, you got you
Speaker 4: got lobbying groups that are more powerful than the young
Speaker 4: children candy eating.
Speaker 3: But it's it's funny though, how much like my brain
Speaker 3: has been shaped by this, like American attitude towards stuff
Speaker 3: when I'm like, well, you know, he can't even prove
Speaker 3: it though, so like, fine, let her in, yeah, rather
Speaker 3: than be like, no it we don't know. It's better
Speaker 3: to know. It's our thing is It's better to know
Speaker 3: what you're putting in your body than letting it rip.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, okay, well maybe maybe yeah they did.
Speaker 5: Well, why you American to me is kind of like
Speaker 5: why don't you suck it up? And then I realized
Speaker 5: that I've just internalized a terrible ideology. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then you're like, oh wait, that's the titanium dioxide
Speaker 3: talking shit.
Speaker 4: You've internalized a bunch of microplastics in addition to American it's.
Speaker 3: Fine, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 5: Let it rip.
Speaker 3: Let it in my teeth? Are you talking to How
Speaker 3: can the red ones taste the best? It's because of
Speaker 3: the flavor inside. It's not because of the less they
Speaker 3: tell you.
Speaker 4: That's what they said as such a pleasure having you
Speaker 4: on the show. Where can people find you? Follow you?
Speaker 3: Hear you all that?
Speaker 5: I have a podcast called You Are Good, a feelings
Speaker 5: podcast about movies. You can find that where you listen
Speaker 5: to podcasts and I do all sorts of other things,
Speaker 5: but that's the primary thing. Find me on social media
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 3: There you go, Where do they find you? Where do
Speaker 3: they find you?
Speaker 5: What was your Alex Steed al Exsted across wherever content
Speaker 5: is made on social end?
Speaker 3: There, there it is, there it is Thanks guys, this
Speaker 3: is super fun. Yeah, no, no, no, it's great having you.
Speaker 3: Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying though?
Speaker 3: Was there a workmedia?
Speaker 5: I would say I've been revisiting Broad City, which I
Speaker 5: never watched in its completion sort of it. I never
Speaker 5: watched the whole series, and I just have been filling
Speaker 5: in the gaps, and you know, it almost feels like
Speaker 5: that show wrapped a couple of years ago, and now
Speaker 5: at this point, it almost feels like it takes place
Speaker 5: twenty years ago. Everything has changed so radically. But it's
Speaker 5: a nice place to be a lot of laughs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what a great show. True love it, myles. Where
Speaker 3: can people find you as their work of media you've
Speaker 3: been enjoying? Uh? Find me on Twitter, Instagram, all that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff at Miles of Gray. Check us out
Speaker 3: on the basketball podcast. I was in Jackout Mad Season.
Speaker 3: It's fine.
Speaker 4: The preseason has me so excited. Oh my god, did shit?
Speaker 4: Oh wow, buddy.
Speaker 3: I've never seen somebody get crossed up and then recover
Speaker 3: for a block so quickly. If it's it's it's freaking
Speaker 3: me out, but in the best possible way. And then
Speaker 3: some of the ship on Offense was incredible, very exciting. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can also find us on uh, find me on
Speaker 3: the ninety podcast for twenty Day Fiance and The Good Thief,
Speaker 3: the Search for the Greek Robin Hood. Let's see, let's sleep.
Speaker 3: I don't man, I've been pulling thirty all nighters trying
Speaker 3: to come up with this new pod that's going to change.
Speaker 5: I hope your outbreaks are in good.
Speaker 3: Ship outbreaks TBD, TVD, but I keep that private because
Speaker 3: I have media training. Let's see tweet I like this
Speaker 3: from at a Goldmund that tweeted I don't want to
Speaker 3: freak anyone out, but I uh, I might have messed
Speaker 3: with the Zohan.
Speaker 5: Oh no, Alex who said that, Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 3: Love it. A couple of tweets.
Speaker 4: I've been enjoying Night of the Cunter nineteen fifty five
Speaker 4: tweeted photograph and the actual handle is at Cunt Dracula
Speaker 4: six six tweeted a photograph of a piece of graffiti
Speaker 4: that just said bitch stuffer columb bitch.
Speaker 3: On Columbus Day. Appreciate it.
Speaker 4: And then also in response to Twitter, someone posted this
Speaker 4: thing and said, Twitter, now, let's you limit replies to
Speaker 4: verified users only and former guests. Sorem Booie tweeted, why.
Speaker 3: Get a whole dog as a pet when you can
Speaker 3: have dog shit delivered straight to your door?
Speaker 5: Dan saw I saw one exchange. I would love to
Speaker 5: share a fossible which was, yeah, somebody had noted that
Speaker 5: Glenn Danzig got kicked out of the VHS eighty five
Speaker 5: screening last night for talking, and then somebody responded, he
Speaker 5: was just trying to tell those kids not to work,
Speaker 5: not to walk his way, not to hear his words,
Speaker 5: which I hear. We appreciated as a Danzig moother reference.
Speaker 3: There you go, amazing.
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Speaker 4: The information that we talked about in today's episode, as
Speaker 4: well as a song that we think you might enjoy. Hey, Miles,
Speaker 4: what is the song that we think people might enjoy?
Speaker 3: There's this artist called pale Jay.
Speaker 6: I've only seen this person wear like a ski mask,
Speaker 6: getting all their promo images and like they're even when
Speaker 6: you read about like their like on their website.
Speaker 3: It's like pale J was in an emergency room after
Speaker 3: a bike accident and before his surgery, the doctor played
Speaker 3: him John Coltrane's a Love Supreme that gave him the
Speaker 3: inspiration for this album. Anyway, this is a track called
Speaker 3: Shameful Game. He's actually like a jazz trained pianist and
Speaker 3: vocalist and like as a producer and making just like
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Speaker 3: So check this one out. Just something easy, just something
Speaker 3: to put on while you do whatever you do to unwind.
Speaker 3: So this is Shameful Game by pale Jay. All right,
Speaker 3: Well we will link after that in the footnotes. The
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Speaker 4: That's gonna do it for us. This morning, back this
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