Speaker 1: I fell this morning walking my dogs because I was
Speaker 1: like handling them and there was a giant fucking hole
Speaker 1: in the sidewalk well, and I rolled my ankle and
Speaker 1: I stood up and I was like I hate this
Speaker 1: fucking things. Yeah, well, why are they not repairing the
Speaker 1: sidewalks instead of like sweeping homeless people? Like It's so
Speaker 1: I'm like.
Speaker 2: In Japan, like they're like I just witnessed like anytime
Speaker 2: there was like a little like pothole or something, there's
Speaker 2: like a team of four guys who just like went out.
Speaker 2: That's like they didn't have any like big equipment. They
Speaker 2: just had like a couple of tools and like a
Speaker 2: bag of cement and they're just like fucking patched it
Speaker 2: up and then went on their way.
Speaker 1: You know, like Disney, where like anything that happens, there's
Speaker 1: immediately like ten Disney people right there to clean it
Speaker 1: up and like and like draw or over it. Yeah exactly,
Speaker 1: I want that life. I wanted to be like so much.
Speaker 2: It's not that hard. It's just like you just need
Speaker 2: to actually invest in like cities and public works and
Speaker 2: not let rich people fucking vandalize your entire system. And
Speaker 2: you know, so to prove their point that like everything
Speaker 2: needs to be privatized.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's.
Speaker 2: That's all nuts. It's so bad.
Speaker 1: It's so bad, Like I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, how's your ankle?
Speaker 3: That's terve for.
Speaker 1: I just kept walking spine just I was like, we're
Speaker 1: gonna finish this fucking walk dog. The Manson kind of
Speaker 1: stop me.
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Speaker 1: I'm so excited.
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Speaker 2: Jet leg is weird. Probably I was exhausted all day
Speaker 2: yesterday and then I got into bed and could not
Speaker 2: fall asleep for five straight hours.
Speaker 1: I just imagined you like staring at the feeling.
Speaker 5: Anything.
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Speaker 2: Bring one. Yes, I did the thing that they tell
Speaker 2: you to where it was just like, oh, just like
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Speaker 2: and do something. That's what I've heard like, rather than
Speaker 2: sitting there and stressing out about the fact that you're
Speaker 2: not sleeping, you're supposed to get up and do something.
Speaker 2: So I went got up, opened all the mail that
Speaker 2: had come when we were out of town.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, stressing about the bill.
Speaker 5: It was stressful.
Speaker 1: Listen, I don't want to be stressed in bad so
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna.
Speaker 2: Get up and go stress out about other things. Look
Speaker 2: at and then I got this, Uh, like they do
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Speaker 2: It's all over southern California, where like toll roads that
Speaker 2: you just like get the toll in the mail, they
Speaker 2: take care of your That's like. So now it's like
Speaker 2: a big scam on text messages where like they're people.
Speaker 2: People are getting texts being like, hey you owe this toll.
Speaker 5: Which North Carolina theft has been chasing me for twenty
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Speaker 2: No really for a real one.
Speaker 5: I can try.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Anyways, I tried to pay one of the going
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Speaker 2: It timed out twenty times in hour. I was like, God, wait, you.
Speaker 1: Checked for tolls in your honor and then logged into
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Paying goal a bit. I'm a bit twisted little from
Speaker 5: the toys.
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Speaker 5: And my name is it's.
Speaker 2: What my name is?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: I was at the iHeart Podcast Award and you had
Speaker 5: to do ten thousand dollars in cash, and then you
Speaker 5: announced a different podcast, the best Tech Podcast.
Speaker 2: I would not announce that tech podcast.
Speaker 5: No that what was great with that though, is so
Speaker 5: a horrible people at hard Fork podcast one. But I
Speaker 5: did get one victory, which was the room the awards
Speaker 5: thing was like red light, very like evil looking light. Yes,
Speaker 5: and Kevin Ruse of hard Fork, who doesn't not very
Speaker 5: happy with me, he looked he caught my eye and
Speaker 5: he like full on jump. I don't blame him because
Speaker 5: I was just like grinning at him like evil read
Speaker 5: late yeah, like the worst possible.
Speaker 1: And generally how I respond to British people, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like the time I see a British
Speaker 1: person terrifying and it was the.
Speaker 5: Fact I was staring at him.
Speaker 2: Yeah what you get.
Speaker 5: I might not win the award, but I I really
Speaker 5: You'll never sleep again.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: That's actually what Jack saw last night before going to bed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, staring at me, dragging a slow finger across.
Speaker 1: That's how good your podcast is is we listen to
Speaker 1: it even though you're British and.
Speaker 5: Love it. I love I love how British I am now.
Speaker 2: And this is the thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah from dek though.
Speaker 2: From God. So many tolls going out to Modesta anyway.
Speaker 5: Including the one on your soul.
Speaker 2: I know Jesus that that toll was like the fucking
Speaker 2: ghosts from Screwede, like coming to wake up Scrooge.
Speaker 1: Ed.
Speaker 2: We're thrilled to have you here. We're gonna get to
Speaker 2: know you a little bit better in a moment. First,
Speaker 2: we're telling listeners a couple of the things we're talking
Speaker 2: about today. There's a couple of tech stories that I
Speaker 2: want to hit real quick in case Ed has something.
Speaker 2: I'm springing this on on you, Ed, But I am
Speaker 2: curious to hear what you think of the four chan
Speaker 2: leak story.
Speaker 5: I did not see this full chant leak story, like
Speaker 5: mentioned it to be today.
Speaker 2: I'm like, fuck, okay, yeah, I mean it's not it's.
Speaker 1: Very deniability ed. I get it. I see what you're doing,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 5: I have the coat of a dog. I could not
Speaker 5: hack anything.
Speaker 2: This is basically an offshoot of four chan like that
Speaker 2: got banned. It was so bad, like four Chan band
Speaker 2: that they planned and executed a complete hack is what
Speaker 2: it looks like in leak of like all the information
Speaker 2: of the users and mods. And there are a lot
Speaker 2: of government dot gov emails in the database of users
Speaker 2: who sign to speculate that four Chan was like a
Speaker 2: c I a OP, which I find implausible, but anyways, that.
Speaker 5: Would be the story. Funny.
Speaker 2: I don't have a ton of information on that, but
Speaker 2: I was curious of you.
Speaker 5: You know, there was a four four media thing, yeah
Speaker 5: about an op where the FBI ran a money laundering rink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hell yeah they did.
Speaker 5: They no, but they they There was a guy called
Speaker 5: like Elon Musk, like Elon Musk something on.
Speaker 2: There and he was I think he was from ms Bloomberg.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was something like that. It was, but he
Speaker 5: ran a money laundering thing and they flipped him and
Speaker 5: they used him. They used him to find it was
Speaker 5: an insane four media rocks so much. It is an
Speaker 5: insane story, like the kind of thing that like, it's
Speaker 5: the kind of thing that people would like accuse the
Speaker 5: government of doing right, Like it's great. It is crazy
Speaker 5: what they did and apparently they were successful. I don't
Speaker 5: really know for a media is great.
Speaker 2: We actually met the people. It's like a small number
Speaker 2: of people and they're really cool.
Speaker 5: I got absolutely blasted after the awards with oh, you.
Speaker 2: Probably, yeah, of course you want. I was gonna ask
Speaker 2: why I didn't see.
Speaker 5: You at the oh because I did not want to
Speaker 5: go after losing.
Speaker 2: What's louder?
Speaker 1: I'd be like, why the fuck did that guy?
Speaker 4: Wait?
Speaker 5: You know I would have I would have gone up
Speaker 5: to Kevin rus and Casey Newton and said this will
Speaker 5: be the last award you ever win and then leave,
Speaker 5: and then they would have been like what what what?
Speaker 2: Open?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll be like, you'll find out and then back out,
Speaker 5: even looking just like flow out the door. That's good.
Speaker 1: I know so little about the four Chance thing. I
Speaker 1: spelled it f o r c ch An this morning.
Speaker 1: I saw it and then I was like, I was like,
Speaker 1: you know what, I do get laid all the chance
Speaker 1: I've ever loved before.
Speaker 2: I do want to talk about this Elon Musk story.
Speaker 2: Though it's pretty incredible.
Speaker 5: Him and just stinky goo. I don't like him.
Speaker 2: God, he just wants to fucking from the logo and
Speaker 2: impregnate the whole world just off. Reaching out to people
Speaker 2: on x whose posts that he likes and asking to
Speaker 2: impregnate them is a thing that happens in this article.
Speaker 2: It's just, you know, it's kind of hard to like,
Speaker 2: I have a tough time feeling sorry for right wing
Speaker 2: influencer Ashley Saint Clair, who is like one of the
Speaker 2: people who had his babies, but like she's the main
Speaker 2: source in this.
Speaker 5: Episode, works for the Babylon Bord exactly. So you've got
Speaker 5: that's very funny, you do so she's good in comedy?
Speaker 1: O god, yeah's hilarious.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine the jokes between these people.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the comedy in that room would.
Speaker 5: Just like it's illegal brain two brain cells bouncing off
Speaker 5: of each other at high speed? What if what if
Speaker 5: it was he them? But it was also but it
Speaker 5: was also a network. But she's like ha ha ha,
Speaker 5: like just joyless.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, she's the writer. Okay, let's not take that
Speaker 1: from women.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she is brilliant.
Speaker 5: Definitely, he definitely was like, can you feed them some ideas.
Speaker 2: From a weird sci fi dystopian perspective. It's really a
Speaker 2: fascinating read.
Speaker 5: It's fascinating because they completely accept all of the things
Speaker 5: that Elon thinks without just positing that perhaps he's just
Speaker 5: a disgusting horny of because that that makes way more sense, Like, oh, yes,
Speaker 5: I'm trying to populate masks. It's like, fucking know, it's
Speaker 5: not that at all. It's he wants to use his
Speaker 5: power and money to fuck woman like he is he is.
Speaker 2: He also just sends them a sperm in some cases,
Speaker 2: which is interesting to me.
Speaker 1: That's why did you say interesting way of delivery?
Speaker 5: Well, because one of the things that responds with people
Speaker 5: people interesting, concerning.
Speaker 2: Interesting, and then cry laughing emoji. I those are his
Speaker 2: three modes. I I think it's interesting because, yes, the
Speaker 2: the thing that would make sense is that he's just
Speaker 2: trying to fuck as many people as he possibly can.
Speaker 2: But the fact that he is going about it in
Speaker 2: a workman like like he's just doing the paperwork.
Speaker 1: Of getting like he's also been accused of IVF right
Speaker 1: like in order.
Speaker 2: To accused of IVF.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you arrested right.
Speaker 5: In Texas.
Speaker 2: Anyways, there's a lot of great detail in this Abouttle,
Speaker 2: in this article about all this that I want to
Speaker 2: get to.
Speaker 5: What's crazy as he has like five million children now whatever,
Speaker 5: you never hear about him fucking right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this article actually has the first instance that I've
Speaker 2: heard of about.
Speaker 5: Wait did I miss so?
Speaker 1: And I'm absolutely not going.
Speaker 2: To try Actually, yeah, they just grab it in great details.
Speaker 5: Musk winked like a pig, and they said, winkin pinin.
Speaker 5: I'm Elon Musk. Wink has.
Speaker 1: Kind has old gas is really awful, And I would
Speaker 1: be saying very often.
Speaker 2: Now I do know somebody Paths who is like dating
Speaker 2: a billionaire cross paths with Elon Musk. Like Elon Musk
Speaker 2: was staying at this like rich guy's house and they
Speaker 2: were coming home to the house and rang the doorbell
Speaker 2: and like Elon Musk came to the door in a
Speaker 2: towel and oh god, sorry, I was too busy fucking
Speaker 2: to the yeah to the young woman who is dated.
Speaker 5: Definitely, Yeah, yeah, exactly like he was definitely playing he was.
Speaker 1: The person who was playing Path of Exile sucking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was just signaling the guy it's like, you
Speaker 5: also have sex.
Speaker 1: What's your rank? Like, what's your rank? Looking like right now?
Speaker 1: You trying to open the to the glitterists. You can't
Speaker 1: get it open.
Speaker 5: Some Russian guys being like I have plenty of six Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's just like trying to explain sex. Three long Moscow
Speaker 5: a signal.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that. We'll also talk about Patrick Bateman
Speaker 2: because it is the twenty fifth anniversary of the American Psycho,
Speaker 2: and all context has been like what happened to Gordon
Speaker 2: get go with the like greed is good, becoming a
Speaker 2: thing that people are like that he was right, and
Speaker 2: that's that's a that's my role model. Has happened to
Speaker 2: Patrick somehow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's well, he's part of the greater joke of us.
Speaker 1: So the street guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the wolf of mister Wolf of Wall Street
Speaker 5: from Wolf of Wall Street, Joker, the peak mister Peaky
Speaker 5: Blinder from Peaky Blinders, right, all sorts of jokers. Well,
Speaker 5: he is one of them, but also what's his name,
Speaker 5: I'm Tom Hardy. Oh yeah, they the Peaky Blinders fellas
Speaker 5: that they love them because for a while I used
Speaker 5: to collect like miss like very poorly translated joker memes
Speaker 5: like terrible English and stuff like. I just I have
Speaker 5: hundreds of them in a folder like people have like
Speaker 5: pornography and gross stuff. I'm just like, hey, check this out,
Speaker 5: and it's like a joker.
Speaker 1: Picture, arguably worse.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like this, Like I'd be more likely to
Speaker 5: scare away a woman with the Instagram things, but with those,
Speaker 5: there is like this weird branch of like guys all
Speaker 5: saying the same quotes like enjoy being alone. It's a
Speaker 5: superpower and ship like that. It's hilarious. But the Patrick
Speaker 5: Bateman's those have been there for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, it's fully gone, like all the context is just.
Speaker 5: Oh god, yeah yeah. I messaged one of them. No,
Speaker 5: I messaged one of them, one of the Jokamine accounts
Speaker 5: because they like to call I had this theory for
Speaker 5: a while that they well, many of the accounts are
Speaker 5: called mister Villain, and I was trying to I did
Speaker 5: like a full investigation to find out if Indian guys
Speaker 5: thought that that's what the Joker was called, mister villain.
Speaker 5: And I was never able because I had one guy
Speaker 5: who was like, that's mister villain. I'm like, really, do
Speaker 5: you really think that? He didn't respond. Another one said, oh,
Speaker 5: it's joker right, kind of a kind of like a
Speaker 5: child correcting you, Like, let me just.
Speaker 1: Message my maga cousins, right.
Speaker 5: Burning skeletons as well. They love the skeleton ones. I mean,
Speaker 5: god damn, just burning skeletons. It's the same quotes across
Speaker 5: all of them. Sick, like you'll be like a big,
Speaker 5: a big skeleton burning.
Speaker 2: Is based.
Speaker 5: Actually, yeah, it's so strange and I don't look at
Speaker 5: them anymore because I used to post them and I
Speaker 5: like had fun with it, and then people just got racist,
Speaker 5: and I was like, Okay, I'm laughing at this because
Speaker 5: they're trying to be profound and they made a type
Speaker 5: out not because of them not knowing English, Like this
Speaker 5: isn't fun.
Speaker 1: I love the joker racism actually, and then the time
Speaker 1: really threw me off.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I do it for pure reasons. And now I
Speaker 5: put this energy into the tech industry.
Speaker 2: When you talked about the fact you collecting poorly translated
Speaker 2: joker memes. I like pictured that wing in Bruce Wayne's mansion,
Speaker 2: like where he has like all the ancient Yeah, like
Speaker 2: you have a wing of your mansion. That's just poorly
Speaker 2: translated joker means anyways, Uh, let's let's actually take a
Speaker 2: quick break. We're gonna take a quick break. We're gonna
Speaker 2: come back and get to know you a little bit
Speaker 2: better at and uh get into Elon Musk's weird procreational habits.
Speaker 3: Will be good right back, and we're back and ed.
Speaker 2: We do like to ask our guests, what is something
Speaker 2: from your search history that's revealing about who you are?
Speaker 5: So Robs, it's lyrics rob Sonic meaning so I've been
Speaker 5: listen lyrics so meaning yes, so Rob Sonic is an
Speaker 5: excellent rapper. However, I've been listening to him a lot,
Speaker 5: and I sent to my mate Casey. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 5: what do you think of this? He goes the lyrics
Speaker 5: are nonsense? And they are, And the first result is
Speaker 5: a Reddit post being like do these mean anything? And
Speaker 5: people being like, I don't think so, and it's like
Speaker 5: the phrases mean stuff, but together they do not. So
Speaker 5: it was like reading that and being like, am I stupid.
Speaker 5: Am I just like, am I is this like coca
Speaker 5: melon for like white boys? Like like what is? And
Speaker 5: I still listen to it? Rob Sonic boy, I love.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not familiar with rob Sonic, but have you
Speaker 2: gone to Genius and like watch people try to ascribe meaning.
Speaker 5: To entirely people just being like this one phrase means this,
Speaker 5: and this one phrase means this.
Speaker 2: Literally, this is what it means.
Speaker 5: Yes, like this is it? I respect it because it's
Speaker 5: so fun to listen to. And I found him through
Speaker 5: acep Rock, who is an excellent ex rapper and.
Speaker 2: Of like fun word play that would that is fun
Speaker 2: to look at on rap Genius.
Speaker 5: And one of their best one of the best rob
Speaker 5: Sonic songs is kill Joy, which has acep Rock on it.
Speaker 5: I cannot recommend it enough.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll check that out. What is something that
Speaker 2: you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: So about two weeks ago, I had like a minor breakdown.
Speaker 5: It's like I was just like cold, a friend crying
Speaker 5: like it's the normal way.
Speaker 2: And more friends crying, by the way, that's underrated.
Speaker 1: They that's the only way I call friends.
Speaker 5: My wonderful, beautiful friends were very much there for me.
Speaker 5: But I was like, I hit burnout, and one of
Speaker 5: my anti burnout measures because I found myself just like
Speaker 5: forcing myself to like listen to music with how I felt,
Speaker 5: just like reinforce the feeling. So I've been listening to
Speaker 5: albums through the whole way. That's my underrate.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 5: I think people really need to like sit down and say,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna listen to this thing front to back and
Speaker 5: like see what a thing I've done it mostly successfully.
Speaker 5: Like I've listened to a few like Inflames clay Man
Speaker 5: Robsonics album I can't remember the name of. You can't
Speaker 5: remember the name because none of the it's all nonsense.
Speaker 5: So it's like, how would I possibly append meaning LPs
Speaker 5: I'll Sleep when You're Dead, absolute banger, incredible. Then I
Speaker 5: listened to the Blur's Great Escape, and that album does
Speaker 5: not hold up at all. There was there's like four
Speaker 5: or five really great songs and a lot of stuff
Speaker 5: where you're just like, oh, I didn't listen to this
Speaker 5: album through.
Speaker 2: You know what for a reason I just had I'm
Speaker 2: actually not going to say that that would have just
Speaker 2: destroyed my mentions for the rest of my life. But
Speaker 2: there's a say it so for a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Kend Lamar's Good Kid, Mad City. It has the highest highs,
Speaker 2: has the highest highs of Kendrick's albums. But I just
Speaker 2: went back and listened to it all the way through,
Speaker 2: and there are some dead spots that I had totally.
Speaker 1: I'm going to burn down your house. I'm going to
Speaker 1: burn your house down.
Speaker 5: There're just a.
Speaker 2: Couple of dead spots that I totally reatten out of
Speaker 2: my memory. I do. I have one album that I
Speaker 2: just consistently listened to all the way through and it
Speaker 2: gets better and better every time, which is Blonde by
Speaker 2: Frank osh Not. I can't stop.
Speaker 5: Its great album.
Speaker 2: Yeah, are you okay?
Speaker 1: Are you mental?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 5: Wrong in my case, no one album I will recommend that.
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone else will have mentioned. But if
Speaker 5: you like jazz, Charles Mingus is Black Saint and The
Speaker 5: Sinner Lady is one of my top three albums of
Speaker 5: old time. And I have not sat down and listened
Speaker 5: to that all the way through in like twelve years,
Speaker 5: and I was like brought to tears by. It's fucking incredible.
Speaker 5: But yeah, this has been like a I've really been
Speaker 5: avoiding doing it for no good reason, just like listening
Speaker 5: to music to poke my brain to feel better rather
Speaker 5: than enjoying it. And it's just been it's been lovely,
Speaker 5: been really enjoyable.
Speaker 2: We just had yesterday's guest, Jody Averergan, who is like
Speaker 2: releases a new podcast every week, like a new like
Speaker 2: entire different podcast every week. Has a new show called
Speaker 2: Winter Album Summer Album, which is long you go through
Speaker 2: and talk about albums and from that perspective you like
Speaker 2: categorize them, which I thought was kind of a fun
Speaker 2: way to think about stuff. But we're an album podcast
Speaker 2: these past couple of days talking a lot about albums.
Speaker 2: I agree with this though, that this is a yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm a dork though, Like, yeah, you have.
Speaker 1: You read Questlove's Momenta Blues.
Speaker 2: No, I've heard.
Speaker 1: It's like it's so good and it's like an autobiography
Speaker 1: kind of and it talks about like from when he
Speaker 1: was like a toddler on but like every chapter is
Speaker 1: interspersed with like letters to and from the roots manager
Speaker 1: and then also with all of his recommendations of albums
Speaker 1: from that year, so like from when he was like
Speaker 1: four or five, like the albums he would recommend from
Speaker 1: that year and why like how they're ranked. So like
Speaker 1: every year of his life, he has albums recommendations.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, somebody asked the list of those online somewhere ed,
Speaker 2: what is something you think is overrated?
Speaker 5: I feel like I might have said this before. I'll
Speaker 5: say again in alt Berger fucking sucks, give a ship.
Speaker 1: I hate La Kendrick in and out Burger.
Speaker 5: Also, one of the albums I listened through fully lost
Speaker 5: week was GNX It's fucking brilliance G.
Speaker 2: So this is what I was saying is basically, you
Speaker 2: are me too.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be on and I'm going to Kendrick.
Speaker 5: I'm going to Kendrick. But I've got like seats as well.
Speaker 5: So when we sitting the set there with my arms
Speaker 5: followed up lovely tapping.
Speaker 2: Saying like good Kid, Mad City. Compared to the more
Speaker 2: recent Kendrick albums that I've been listening to more consistently,
Speaker 2: I was just like, this might not be my number
Speaker 2: one Kendrick Albuman, Okay.
Speaker 1: You hate black people.
Speaker 2: What you're saying basically what I'm saying pure.
Speaker 1: The White Supremacist podcast right now, is that what you're saying,
Speaker 1: basically I'm saying it's mad. Did I just hear you
Speaker 1: say that.
Speaker 2: He's mid? I think Kelly rolling the better.
Speaker 5: Actually the other day I drump. Everything's horrifying right now,
Speaker 5: But I will admit I loved really hard at be
Speaker 5: I was like crying, but I was like, oh god,
Speaker 5: the only thing, yes.
Speaker 2: Matto, the best fucking soundboard, Like just if that guy
Speaker 2: could just be a soundboard, you know.
Speaker 5: He was just like a an access Hollywood reporter, right,
Speaker 5: Oh my god, can you imagine that, just like a giant?
Speaker 5: Was the fella from Saturday Light Live made that joke
Speaker 5: because on like a talk show he was like, got
Speaker 5: the cooks? James Johnson, Yes, exactly, he is so good.
Speaker 1: He saw I was doing open mics with him and
Speaker 1: then he went to assenal with Trump.
Speaker 2: Do you guys have you seen the so when Trump
Speaker 2: was running for president the first time, I was at
Speaker 2: cracked and Cody Johnson was obsessed with Like Donald Trump
Speaker 2: had a YouTube account that was that was just full
Speaker 2: of videos with about like three hundred views per video
Speaker 2: of him just going direct to camera from his office
Speaker 2: in Trump Tower just being like Rabbit Pattinson, you gotta dump.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dwe it too, right, But it was just
Speaker 2: it was like wildly unpopular, and it was just him
Speaker 2: like popping off with his pop call sure Takes, which
Speaker 2: is like all he wants to do, Like we failed
Speaker 2: that man. If it's literally his like Hitler getting rejected
Speaker 2: from our school was like this failed YouTube. There were
Speaker 2: thousands of videos over the course of like years that
Speaker 2: had no views. Like, and he's one of the most
Speaker 2: famous people in the world already. He just sucked at
Speaker 2: being a YouTube person, like a YouTube entertainment. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: It's so wild that, like he this person who everyone's like,
Speaker 2: he's just got great instincts for what he couldn't even
Speaker 2: launch a YouTube channel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would have it's a hard gossip show from him,
Speaker 5: Like that would have been grinding.
Speaker 1: I would have soldthing him and Wendy Williams if they
Speaker 1: had a podcast together. I would lose my mind.
Speaker 5: One of his best tweets was the sissy Graydon Carta one.
Speaker 5: He's oscar I need to find this one.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he was so Graydon Carter the former editor
Speaker 2: in chief of Fair and like kind of New York
Speaker 2: it guy. He's like he doesn't gets dinner with Lorne
Speaker 2: Michaels all the time like that sort of like New York.
Speaker 5: I'm going to read this out, sissy, Graydon Car to
Speaker 5: a failing vanity Fair magazine and an owner of bad
Speaker 5: food restaurants has a problem restaurants bad food. His VF
Speaker 5: Oscar party is no longer hot, and hot is in
Speaker 5: quotation marks, and it's an incredible post. I think, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: he was just being fucking devastating.
Speaker 1: Rights so saucy.
Speaker 2: He's so he just was just so trans just like
Speaker 2: so transparently willing to just be obviously like mad at
Speaker 2: these people like this was I think the night that
Speaker 2: the Oscars were said something mean about him, and then
Speaker 2: he comes back and is like this party that I
Speaker 2: could never get invited to is lame.
Speaker 5: Like that's the thing that would offend Graydon Carter, right,
Speaker 5: Graydon Carter, the idea that the Oscar party was not
Speaker 5: hot would actually be the kind of thing that would
Speaker 5: offend a socialite rather than any other insult. Right, So
Speaker 5: that's the kind of thing that hurts. And I think
Speaker 5: that his appeal is partly that he's so obviously embittered
Speaker 5: about every single person who's been routine ever and he's
Speaker 5: so catty and childish about it. Yeah, that appeals to
Speaker 5: a great many right wing people. He's true, they just
Speaker 5: usually keep it a family care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. All right, we're not even gonna get
Speaker 2: to your in and out takes. The in and out.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you've said it before. I will
Speaker 2: say that, Oh my god, it has.
Speaker 5: An adorable cat on avoid the in and out takes.
Speaker 2: It is the number one probably overrated that we've had
Speaker 2: on this podcast with people.
Speaker 5: I'm so. I just had it again recently and it
Speaker 5: was just so underwhelmed.
Speaker 2: It's underwhelming unless like, the thing that I think is
Speaker 2: great about it is the price. Like it's a good
Speaker 2: price for what it is. It's okay, you get it
Speaker 2: for the same price as a McDonald's hamburger and it
Speaker 2: has like fresh lettuce and tomatoes on it, and like
Speaker 2: the so.
Speaker 5: But I also don't get McDonald's because it's fresh, right,
Speaker 5: I gotta be I.
Speaker 1: Gotta be honest. I don't eat in and Out because
Speaker 1: I'm vegan, but I do have anger towards you not
Speaker 1: liking it because of la I'm just like, nobody should
Speaker 1: eat meat. But also, fuck you, look at the little
Speaker 1: ads on the lines. Are you gonna be I.
Speaker 5: Might have mine, who's an LA journalist as well. I
Speaker 5: posted about going to a restaurant or Hamburg or America
Speaker 5: in New York could be shocked. Really so Hamburg is there,
Speaker 5: and he got so angry at me for saying it
Speaker 5: was one of the best burgers. He was like, no,
Speaker 5: you're gonna come to LA. You gonna and he listed
Speaker 5: me all of these different food restaurants.
Speaker 2: So I'd never heard of restaurant foodt I was a
Speaker 2: very bad food restaurant. Yeah, Hamburger America is not good enough.
Speaker 1: Hamburger America sounds like something another country would make make
Speaker 1: or like something Trump would be like, we won't take
Speaker 1: disrespect were Hamburger America.
Speaker 2: He's eating a Hamburger America. Total fucking mafia shell.
Speaker 5: That's what he thinks that McDonald's is called.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's like Cogan. Hamburger America like just feels.
Speaker 5: That's George Mott's though he's cool. Yeah, I like Hamburger America.
Speaker 2: Nice. All right, listen, hey, speaking of American things more
Speaker 2: American than apple pie. Patrick Bateman, the American psycho himself, folks.
Speaker 5: He's just.
Speaker 2: It is the twenty fifth anniversary of American Psycho.
Speaker 1: It' that's how I measure all time. Actually, I'm like,
Speaker 1: how long has it tied?
Speaker 2: It's twenty five ap twenty five years after American Psycho.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so apparently it was a movie and a
Speaker 2: book before it was a creepy in cell meme generator.
Speaker 2: And I've read the book.
Speaker 3: It's all.
Speaker 2: I've watched the movie. It's all very transparently satire, but
Speaker 2: it's it's being embraced by actual Wall Street bros by
Speaker 2: a lot of in cells online, despite the fact that
Speaker 2: Christian Bale is very clearly making fun of them.
Speaker 1: It is like when Colbert like he was popular with
Speaker 1: Republicans and Democrats. You know, it's like people are just dumb, dude,
Speaker 1: people are so dumb.
Speaker 5: I will say American Psycho. I watched it. I did
Speaker 5: not know it was the satire. I just thought it
Speaker 5: was like a thrill over a man was horrible, right,
Speaker 5: It's like the same thing happened with Neon Genesis Evangelia
Speaker 5: And I watched it when I was a teenager, and
Speaker 5: I didn't that shows apparently about depression or something. I
Speaker 5: was like, damn, these robots are fucking cool. I'm like,
Speaker 5: I'm like this is so cool, this weird Tolkien ship.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna choose to ignore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe rob Sonic does have legitimate lyrics. You just
Speaker 1: don't just really, I'm just like I lack like some
Speaker 1: moving images and sound.
Speaker 5: I have a cognitive issue where I just can't understand.
Speaker 1: Bro go to a doctor or something happening.
Speaker 5: I remember watching American Soccer's be like, oh that was horrible. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that was wow. He hurt that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I.
Speaker 1: Didn't know enough about.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think I didn't know enough about Like I was
Speaker 1: too young when I watched it. I'm so young and
Speaker 1: be beautiful and like, I didn't know exactly what it
Speaker 1: was like back then. But looking back on it, you're
Speaker 1: very much like, either this is satire or this is
Speaker 1: like not a good guy, not someone you aspire to be. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I definitely come out of it being like he's like
Speaker 5: me for real, We're.
Speaker 2: Just My life's like a movie and that movie is American.
Speaker 5: Like my life a movie. Oh, brother, were aren't though
Speaker 5: one thing.
Speaker 2: That I had like I hadn't. I haven't seen the
Speaker 2: movie in a long time, but I now I'm recalling
Speaker 2: that like a big like the book will spend an
Speaker 2: entire chapter like writing rapturously about like a genesis and
Speaker 2: like their latest like pop album and who like go
Speaker 2: into deep detail about his like facial routine, like his
Speaker 2: you know, skincare routine, which is now like so it
Speaker 2: to like re experience that part of the satire and
Speaker 2: it's like now gone so mainstream. Like he he wakes up,
Speaker 2: he does a thousand crunches, He does like a one
Speaker 2: hour long, nine step skincare routine, and like.
Speaker 5: I feel like, now come across in the movie, I
Speaker 5: feel like that's just.
Speaker 1: Wait, that's like Ashton Hall that video of.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah exactly, it's just what what like influencer like
Speaker 2: man o sphere culture is murder a bit, right, So
Speaker 2: you actually have to wake up at three am.
Speaker 1: One you have to wake up at three am and
Speaker 1: drink water that costs eight dollars.
Speaker 5: A bottle and handed to you by a person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a person, somebody.
Speaker 1: We're gonna need at least ten thousand of the thank you.
Speaker 5: But it sounds like the book does a much better
Speaker 5: job of explaining how much of a ridiculous character he is.
Speaker 5: And I don't remember the movie doing that, Like it
Speaker 5: had very like a pretty I think.
Speaker 2: It would be worth re watching because it's pretty I
Speaker 2: had the exact same experience when I was younger, and
Speaker 2: I was like, wait, I don't like this guy, but
Speaker 2: it's about him. This sucks, And I was.
Speaker 5: I'm British, I'm very much used to not liking anything
Speaker 5: like the characters, right, so it's very much like I
Speaker 5: was very like, oh an anti hero, like this is
Speaker 5: a right, yeah, this is like like this is I
Speaker 5: can understand that this guy is a bad guy, but
Speaker 5: he's the main guy.
Speaker 1: And the thing Americans see a character they're like rich,
Speaker 1: good guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah probably really, I really think they have a tough time.
Speaker 2: We have a tough time disconnecting like financial success from worth,
Speaker 2: like we just have to be like that's who I
Speaker 2: want to be. And he does have nice shit, and
Speaker 2: he does look like objectively as he does have sex,
Speaker 2: but like while he's having sex, he's like looking at
Speaker 2: himself in the mirror and like so he has self respect,
Speaker 2: so he looks sick. I had so the cool in quotes.
Speaker 2: Kids at my college were lacrosse players, and I always
Speaker 2: was like they just had this cartoon image of them
Speaker 2: as just being these like psycho bro like weirdos. And
Speaker 2: then like one time my senior year, I happened to
Speaker 2: like get drunk with one of them and like go
Speaker 2: hang out with them afterwards, and they put on American
Speaker 2: Psycho and just start and just started talking about how
Speaker 2: cool Patrick Bateman was.
Speaker 5: I'm like, wow, you.
Speaker 2: Guys are actually the thing. You're the thing that I.
Speaker 5: I really I love. I was hoping they weren't that
Speaker 5: many people who truly.
Speaker 2: Believe this, but this was a long time ago.
Speaker 3: This is a skill.
Speaker 1: I mean, like the number of like in cel dudes,
Speaker 1: you know, or the number of people that were worried
Speaker 1: about in gen z. You know, it's just getting worse
Speaker 1: with these alpha male influencers. So it makes sense that
Speaker 1: they would take these characters.
Speaker 2: Not all.
Speaker 1: It's a combination of everyone. I mean, he's not helping,
Speaker 1: but also like the like the Matrix thing, like getting
Speaker 1: red pilled, right, and like how the people who made
Speaker 1: the matrix were like, this is not what we intended.
Speaker 5: All I love it because the red pill red pill
Speaker 5: thing is like did they stop watching the movie when
Speaker 5: he took it?
Speaker 2: They're like, okay, I.
Speaker 1: Switched to my favorite romantic comedy Americans.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And then he became Patrick Bateman and that he
Speaker 5: is also the matrix and three equilibrium.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now there's a movie equilibrium.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, gun gosh, but you've never sai.
Speaker 2: Oh I've got shit out of that one man.
Speaker 3: I said that movie.
Speaker 5: That's it's so dumb. It goes like it's like a dumb.
Speaker 2: Guy version of nineteen eighty four. Like they I think
Speaker 2: they read the cliff notes of nineteen eighty four, right,
Speaker 2: they didn't actually read nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 5: What if we had no emotions?
Speaker 1: But if we watched it now, it would still be
Speaker 1: better than like a lot of movies.
Speaker 5: Yes, it is actually kind of an esthetically interesting movie,
Speaker 5: but the po is basically like what if we had
Speaker 5: what if we didn't? If we all didn't have emotions,
Speaker 5: but then the guy kind of did, and yeah if
Speaker 5: he also did gun kung fu?
Speaker 2: What if guy did? So the whole thing is the
Speaker 2: best way to actually fight someone is not pointing a
Speaker 2: gun at them and shooting them with the gun. It's
Speaker 2: actually doing kung fu with a gun.
Speaker 1: So you have to lay yeah, yeah, yeah, so yeah
Speaker 1: that's the Batman method. Okay, we if we love like
Speaker 1: you like punch your you're like doing the moves with
Speaker 1: a gun, the gun in your hand.
Speaker 2: You have the gun in your hands, so it's moving
Speaker 2: around in weird directions. Don't kill people, people kill people,
Speaker 2: kill people? Is that the name of the is?
Speaker 5: It's actually.
Speaker 2: And it's wow. So that's funny.
Speaker 5: Imagining a fictional time when all the men in the
Speaker 5: world are heavily repressing their emotions leading to great violence.
Speaker 5: I don't know what would that be like, that's right, yeah,
Speaker 5: but you'll never know.
Speaker 2: I guess everybody be wearing weird turtlenecks and doing gun
Speaker 2: kotta because I can't imagine it happening.
Speaker 3: In our world.
Speaker 1: Honestly, you're really selling the movie for me. It is
Speaker 1: like the part of me that loves Fight Club is
Speaker 1: like really into what you're pitching right now.
Speaker 2: But I've seen it when I was nine years old.
Speaker 2: It would have changed the trajectory of my life.
Speaker 1: You would have been getting drunk with them freshmen watching
Speaker 1: American Psycho.
Speaker 2: All right, let's take a quick break, and when we
Speaker 2: come back, we will get into Elon Musk's weird repopulate
Speaker 2: attempts to repopulate the earth. We'll be right back, and
Speaker 2: we're back, and we're back and so I think we're
Speaker 2: all aware that Elon Musk has like too many children
Speaker 2: with lots of different people.
Speaker 1: Just give me three more children. I just need three more.
Speaker 1: Come on, if I get three more, I won't take
Speaker 1: over the world, I promise so.
Speaker 2: Right now, he has fourteen children that we know of,
Speaker 2: and this article says multiple sources close to the Tech
Speaker 2: Entrepreneur said they believe the true number of Musk's children
Speaker 2: is much higher than is publicly known. So fourteen is
Speaker 2: the very low end estimate. And like he by with
Speaker 2: Musk child, I would not go on a first date
Speaker 2: without getting to know tested.
Speaker 1: He's so scared.
Speaker 2: He's just they're all Elon Musk's children, or we're all
Speaker 2: we I find out I'm somehow Elon Musk's child. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he he has Genghis Khan numbers in his eyes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he is like Genghis Khan, except he doesn't. Really.
Speaker 5: The only way he takes over things is like by
Speaker 5: just throwing money at them versus being strong in any way.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, exactly. It's the It is the equivalent
Speaker 2: of being strong now is being a billionaire who.
Speaker 5: Even if he has tripled the amount of kids, that's
Speaker 5: the drop in the bucket to the amounts.
Speaker 1: Cons don't give him any ideas about buckets. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: next on his list of how to approach this sperm
Speaker 1: by mail, sperm and buckets.
Speaker 2: I do just want to talk about that though, because
Speaker 2: so his whole pitch here that this article kind of
Speaker 2: takes at face value is uh. I'll just so this
Speaker 2: article is partially an interview with actually Saint Clair, who
Speaker 2: is the right wing influencer who he started dating, got
Speaker 2: pregnant and then immediately was like, I don't even know
Speaker 2: if that's my kid, and like, you can't say it's
Speaker 2: my kid, and she was like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: You specifically like said I want to make you pregnant.
Speaker 2: Got the exactly, Like just so obvious. It also like
Speaker 2: introduces this new character who's like Elon Musk's like bag Man,
Speaker 2: Like Elon Musk's Michael. Yeah, he's a Mormon guy.
Speaker 3: What's in.
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 2: But all right, so I just want to read some
Speaker 2: of these segments from this Wall Street Journal article. Musk's
Speaker 2: baby making project is relevant to his ambition for NASA,
Speaker 2: which he wants to move faster to go to Mars.
Speaker 2: He said on X that making people multiplanetary is critical
Speaker 2: to ensuring the long term survival of humanity in all
Speaker 2: life as we know it. In Musk's dark view of
Speaker 2: the world, civilization is under threat because of a declining population.
Speaker 2: He is driven to correct the historic moment by helping
Speaker 2: seed the earth with more human beings. When according to
Speaker 2: people print familiar with the matter, Musk refers to his
Speaker 2: offspring as a legion, a reference to the ancient military
Speaker 2: units that could contain thousands of soldiers and were key
Speaker 2: to extending the reach of the Roman Empire. So just
Speaker 2: get an awfully eugenicsy up in.
Speaker 5: Why legitimize any of this nonsense? Why not just say
Speaker 5: elon Musk claims this and then just be like, this
Speaker 5: doesn't make any they do, This doesn't match how legions
Speaker 5: are built. But go to like a Roman note.
Speaker 1: On Twitter because they were why guying to him?
Speaker 5: But the thing is, you could the way to running
Speaker 5: a p off on myself knowing a lot about the media.
Speaker 5: The way to I do this would call a Roman
Speaker 5: Empire expert, call one to be like, is this resembling
Speaker 5: any kind of legion? And just sit there and break
Speaker 5: that instead of just like printing exactly what he thinks
Speaker 5: and trying to romanticize his horny bullshit instead of like
Speaker 5: just being like this weird guy with a lot of
Speaker 5: money loves getting random woman impregnated, and it's definitely how
Speaker 5: you say that, Aluminium, and like he just does this
Speaker 5: and then has weird this weird Mormon guy, which they
Speaker 5: kind of get into, but they just they legitimize it.
Speaker 5: They act as if this is a rational thing versus describing.
Speaker 5: If you described a random guy, you knew it's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: my buddy Steve, he has fifteen children, He's got a
Speaker 5: lot of money, though, but he says he's doing it
Speaker 5: because it's like the Roman Empire. You'd be like, this
Speaker 5: Steve guy sounds insane, But because it's Elon Musk, who
Speaker 5: sounds insane already, you're like, yeah, it makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the idea of like journalism is not hearing
Speaker 1: someone say it's raining outside and printing that it's looking
Speaker 1: out the window and determinate if it's actually raining or
Speaker 1: not exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just later on articles that. Speaking to an
Speaker 2: audience at an investment conference in Saudi Arabia last year,
Speaker 2: Musk laid out the urgency of the matter. I think
Speaker 2: for most countries, they should view the birth rate as
Speaker 2: the single biggest problem they need to solve. If you
Speaker 2: don't make new humans, there's no humanity and all the
Speaker 2: policies in the world don't matter. So I just want
Speaker 2: to Definitely, the big unspoken thing in this article is
Speaker 2: that the global population is going up and continues to go.
Speaker 2: Like this idea that we're running out of humans is
Speaker 2: just a white supremacist trope with they and also what
Speaker 2: we meant to do with all the fucking kids.
Speaker 5: You've shut down every social service right.
Speaker 1: Also, you're fucking killing Palestinian kids. You're assisting in that,
Speaker 1: and that's okay because he said most of the countries,
Speaker 1: so he probably doesn't acknowledge them as a country or
Speaker 1: like the people. It's so infuriating to watch this shit.
Speaker 1: I like, it makes me so mad when people talk
Speaker 1: about like it's in a similar vein of like religious
Speaker 1: fanaticism about like saving people beyond like people who go
Speaker 1: to like remote islands to try to convert tribes.
Speaker 2: And like actually bring so much better than this.
Speaker 1: Actually, I know it's like on a large its just
Speaker 1: it's the arrogance and the egos, like I'm better than
Speaker 1: that it's so strict.
Speaker 5: I don't think he believes any of this. I don't
Speaker 5: think he's fucking having like trying to have sex with
Speaker 5: woman on Twitter and impregnating them because he believes he's
Speaker 5: repopulating the world's once the slingiest goo using his power
Speaker 5: and status. Woman accept it because it gives them financial stability.
Speaker 1: I keep hearing you say woman.
Speaker 5: Or I mean it's referring to the woman who are
Speaker 5: being impregnated.
Speaker 1: I know, I just I just was hearing it instead
Speaker 1: of like women.
Speaker 2: Woman have sex with woman, man have sex with woman.
Speaker 5: But it's this, This is something you see with all
Speaker 5: of these tech fuck wits where it's you take them
Speaker 5: and you say, oh, the reason they're doing it is
Speaker 5: the is the they want to do Roman Empire legian ship,
Speaker 5: and that is a big there's a big rational thing.
Speaker 5: Instead of saying, we have multiple different people who are
Speaker 5: billionaires who say insane stuff and we accept it on
Speaker 5: face value. Instead of saying, this guy who has all
Speaker 5: of this power is acting insanely erratically. He has money,
Speaker 5: He has money. Patrick pap published towards the end of
Speaker 5: last year his who Ketamine thing. I don't know if
Speaker 5: we ever tried having two thoughts at the same fucking time.
Speaker 5: I can't do it. That's why I listened to Rob Sonic.
Speaker 5: But the thing is, it's it's just infuriating because when
Speaker 5: you actually read the things they're saying and listen to
Speaker 5: the rationalizations, they are completely irrational. Completely You had a
Speaker 5: regular person say these things to you, you would say
Speaker 5: you are actually I'm concerned about you. If a regular
Speaker 5: these are right wing talking points. But I don't even
Speaker 5: think he's that new. I think he's just like things
Speaker 5: like I would love to have him. It's a power thing,
Speaker 5: it's a dominance thing. He's just doing it to oah.
Speaker 5: And the rest of the story you can kind of
Speaker 5: see with how Ashley sent Claire was treated, that he
Speaker 5: starts using money and starts reducing the amount of money
Speaker 5: that she would get from him for his fucking child, Yeah,
Speaker 5: because she won't sign an NDA, And it's like, it's
Speaker 5: not about the kids, it's not about the impregnation. It's
Speaker 5: about power, dominance and control and to show that he
Speaker 5: can do this. This is a guy doing a very
Speaker 5: guy thing by dressing it up in the trappings of
Speaker 5: history and strategy. It's an insult to the intelligence of
Speaker 5: the reader, but I guess maybe not with the amount
Speaker 5: of fucking people that believe this shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I do just want to like emphasize the
Speaker 2: global population is going to keep increasing until mid twenty eighties,
Speaker 2: the only.
Speaker 1: Which climate change will take it out.
Speaker 2: When he talks like according, yeah this this is according
Speaker 2: to the UN, but it's probably not taking into account
Speaker 2: how many people are going to die from climate change
Speaker 2: caused by people like Elon Musk. But when you are
Speaker 2: talking about whenever somebody talks about the population like a
Speaker 2: population decline problem, they are like talking eugenics because that
Speaker 2: the population is going up in Africa and India, like
Speaker 2: just am we like it's going down in white skinned countries.
Speaker 2: That's all they're talking about. That it's ugenics. That that
Speaker 2: is essentially I like to sing eugenics like by men.
Speaker 5: And no eugenics.
Speaker 2: It's it's fucking wild and it's coherent. I think it's
Speaker 2: pretty coherent though. I think it's I think it's just
Speaker 2: like he like when it's a different like it's coherent
Speaker 2: in the sense that the Nazi ideology was going when
Speaker 2: you take his Nazi salute, the fact that he's really
Speaker 2: worried about pot elation decline when the only thing that's
Speaker 2: declining is like the population in some countries, like with
Speaker 2: white people, like and the fact that he, like I
Speaker 2: just feel like we're not far from him suggesting sterilizing people.
Speaker 1: From like a you know, like I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 1: if he's already working on it, Like I would not.
Speaker 2: Like it feels just so straightforward that this is just what.
Speaker 5: It is, Yeah, which is kind of why I think
Speaker 5: dressing it up in the trappings of strategy is so insulting,
Speaker 5: because it's like, if you just describe it as what
Speaker 5: he is saying lines up with this, this, this, and this,
Speaker 5: that's an honest three. But when you start talking about it,
Speaker 5: you start taking his ideas at face value, right, it
Speaker 5: doesn't make sense. Like the reason I mentioned the Roman
Speaker 5: Empire thing is not just to be a dick, it's
Speaker 5: you know, what you're going to do a legion? What
Speaker 5: is a legion? How is a legion structured? What is
Speaker 5: the purpose of the Romans had war strategy? Why did
Speaker 5: a legion exist? What was the alternative to allegian? Different things?
Speaker 5: Because a legion would are they even a colonizing entity?
Speaker 5: I'm just I'm being patantic because this is the shit
Speaker 5: he pretends he knows, but he very fucking clearly doesn't.
Speaker 5: They're all like this oldman Amada, all of these assholes.
Speaker 1: But that's like what right wing logic is. Like if
Speaker 1: you look at even like from a financial perspective, which
Speaker 1: I hate doing because humanity, But if you look at
Speaker 1: things from like a compassionate perspective of like human empathy,
Speaker 1: it lines up with like what's best for the economy
Speaker 1: with what's best for like financial stability across the board.
Speaker 1: But because people don't want to do that, you know,
Speaker 1: like people in these upper classes would rather just like
Speaker 1: bleed dry everyone and not care about the longevity of
Speaker 1: their generations coming up, or anybody's or the earth. They
Speaker 1: don't give a fuck about logic, like, so they have
Speaker 1: to work their way around it and pitch it the
Speaker 1: way that they want to. But if you like take
Speaker 1: care of like unhoused people, it's less on the healthcare
Speaker 1: system for them to go to the emergency room like
Speaker 1: a bunch of times, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 1: it all lines up legion right there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And also legions apparently have legionaries, so there's ten cohorts.
Speaker 5: I like the real thing to be, like, mister Musk,
Speaker 5: do you have a cohort? Are you building a cohort
Speaker 5: right now? What's the plant? Seriously? I know it sounds ridiculous.
Speaker 5: These guys have never been faced with questions like this,
Speaker 5: like just basic questions about anything.
Speaker 1: They say it's his good guy obsessed with the Roman
Speaker 1: Empire versus bad guy thinking about every man is thinking
Speaker 1: about the Roman Empire.
Speaker 5: I'm not. This is the first time I've thought about
Speaker 5: the Roman Empire since the last time someone brought up
Speaker 5: that literal point because someone asked Jensen Huangavian video out
Speaker 5: on stage, and I must say, that's a fucking stupid question.
Speaker 5: You should never ask a person that.
Speaker 3: Ever.
Speaker 5: It's so stupid that these fucking see I'm just doing
Speaker 5: a random fucking podcast, aren't I But it's just like
Speaker 5: no one ever asked them actual real questions to help stop.
Speaker 2: One of that, because he actually comes out and says
Speaker 2: it here separately, Musk has said he is concerned about
Speaker 2: what he called third world countries having higher birth rates
Speaker 2: from the US and Europe. Person familiar with the conversations
Speaker 2: that one of the most important ways to change these
Speaker 2: dynamics he has repeatedly told people close to him, is
Speaker 2: for educated people to have more children. Like, that's so evil.
Speaker 2: Education isn't hereditary, you absolute fucking gool, It's just a
Speaker 2: matter of opportunity. And by concentrating global wealth in the
Speaker 2: hands of like you and a bunch of like emotionally
Speaker 2: destroyed sperm babies that you like gave birth to and
Speaker 2: then abandoned and like tied their moms up in like
Speaker 2: fucking legal in like court cases, Like you're taking away
Speaker 2: money you could be donating to help millions and billions
Speaker 2: of people who already exist get more educated. But he doesn't, like,
Speaker 2: he doesn't believe they're capable.
Speaker 1: He's just even in his mind though that lot even
Speaker 1: if that's what he actually believes, that education is the
Speaker 1: most important thing. Palestinians are like one of the most
Speaker 1: educated groups of all time because of like their their
Speaker 1: attempt to survive, So like him not lending humanity to
Speaker 1: them already inherently undermines his point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but he doesn't really see them as.
Speaker 1: Human exactly, That's what I'm saying that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's also interesting that he's like so like he
Speaker 2: I do just have to Musk offered his sperm to
Speaker 2: Zillis and the two have four young children together. So
Speaker 2: this is this is not somebody. This is just somebody.
Speaker 2: Would you like he's just pulling up from down from
Speaker 2: long distance and impregnated, you know, just like through the mail.
Speaker 2: He's impregnanting these people like Kobe, Yeah, exactly with the wrist.
Speaker 2: But he he talks about like how this is all
Speaker 2: about his project and to your point at about him
Speaker 2: being like, you know, this is all me just like
Speaker 2: trying to like create the smartest fucking babies in the world.
Speaker 2: He also just like will hit people up on X
Speaker 2: like he This is a direct quote from this Wall
Speaker 2: Street Journal article. Well must post sometimes dozens of times
Speaker 2: a day on X about right wing politics or his companies,
Speaker 2: among other things on his mind. He often interacts with
Speaker 2: lesser known users. He replies to them and sometimes interacts
Speaker 2: through direct messages, some of whom he eventually solicits to
Speaker 2: have his babies. According to people who have.
Speaker 1: Viewed, most fuck boys are like you up. He's like you, Nazi.
Speaker 2: Follows you, Nazi, eugenics you ovulating the three elon Musk
Speaker 2: questions what's great?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 5: Is Well not great? Probably the opposite is I imagine
Speaker 5: it's not great just hearing from him in these like
Speaker 5: because he's already proven he will just fucking destroy people.
Speaker 5: So it's like the comeie of soar on upon you,
Speaker 5: Like like if you're an attractive woman and he damns you,
Speaker 5: you know that this ends with like his nasty go
Speaker 5: being brought up at some point you and if you
Speaker 5: say no, I imagine, and he will have a perfectly
Speaker 5: rational and calm response. But like if but he will
Speaker 5: be to destroy you. So if you say yes, he will.
Speaker 2: If you say yes, there first of all, he there's
Speaker 2: a chance that once you're pregnant, he'll be like, sorry,
Speaker 2: ain't mine, and then you have to Like that's what
Speaker 2: happened with Saint Clair. She had to get a praternity
Speaker 2: test after he was like I want to get you pregnant,
Speaker 2: like we're gonna build a legion of babies. And then
Speaker 2: once she was pregnant, he was like, not sure it's mine,
Speaker 2: So she had to get an eternity test. It did
Speaker 2: say it was his. But then so you say yes,
Speaker 2: there's all these like legally binding weird things that happened
Speaker 2: to you, and then he tries to move you down
Speaker 2: to a compound with his other baby. Mama is in
Speaker 2: Waco or in. Sorry it's not Waco, it's Austin, but
Speaker 2: it might as well be.
Speaker 1: D's a sex cult.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Birchall, So this is from the article I do
Speaker 2: just want to so Birchall is the name of the
Speaker 2: Mormon dude who is like his Michael Clayton fixer kills people,
Speaker 2: probably for him. Allegedly. I just made that up. Don't
Speaker 2: sue me. Birchall was involved in acquiring the property for
Speaker 2: a compound in Austin, where Musk imagine the women and
Speaker 2: his growing number of babies would all live among multiple residences.
Speaker 2: According to a person familiar with the matter, he has
Speaker 2: involved in other property deals across most different businesses. Zillis
Speaker 2: lives in the gated community with their children, and Musk
Speaker 2: comes and goes. Musk also attempted to get Grimes to
Speaker 2: move to the compound, but she refused. Similarly, he tried
Speaker 2: to get Saint Clair to spend some time in Austin
Speaker 2: with our kid legion in quotes. According to a text
Speaker 2: he sent her, Birchall sat on on the December call
Speaker 2: with Saint Clair. The nbas are necessary. We have been
Speaker 2: through way too too many issues where to not sign
Speaker 2: some agreement associated with handing over fifteen plus million dollars
Speaker 2: is absolutely insane and responsible. Blah bla blah. He added
Speaker 2: that his boss cannot allow people to just go and
Speaker 2: share his life information. He's the biggest lightning rod on
Speaker 2: the entire planet. When Birchall told Saint Clair that other
Speaker 2: mothers signed similarly secrecy agreements, she observed that they didn't
Speaker 2: seem happy. Zillis, Birchill said, goes in and out of
Speaker 2: finding contentment, but Grimes wasn't ever going to find true happiness,
Speaker 2: just the whole You all move on to a compound,
Speaker 2: and then I criticize your ability to find contentment. Is
Speaker 2: it's real, like Guru shit, it's real, like yeah, I
Speaker 2: feel like you give a man too much power. And
Speaker 2: this is where it always fucking ends, is them on
Speaker 2: a compound. It's almost the harem of women where he's
Speaker 2: like trying to impose his spiritual beliefs on them.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I've never been more grateful to be not white
Speaker 1: than I.
Speaker 5: It's just shiv On Zillas is kind of an interesting
Speaker 5: character because she was at Neuralink and she's just kind
Speaker 5: of like, yeah, fuck it, show how Donna need you want? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: fuck it. Yeah I'll be that, I'll meet the PM
Speaker 5: of India.
Speaker 2: That was meant she's in the picture with Mody and
Speaker 2: therefore can On.
Speaker 5: Some level, I'm sure it's terrifying and she's drapped and
Speaker 5: it's horrible, But on some level, I bet she's just like,
Speaker 5: fuck it, I'm set for life. Nothing will happen to me.
Speaker 1: I I mean I worry about the kids, like children,
Speaker 1: for the.
Speaker 5: Kids even more normal than any child has ever been.
Speaker 1: Well. Vivian, his daughter, who's trans and who's been like
Speaker 1: estranged from him, is like really fucking smart and really cool.
Speaker 1: Uh at like twenty, which is so nuts. So like,
Speaker 1: if if she can get away from like that whole scene,
Speaker 1: then I hope that, like his other kids will not
Speaker 1: just grow up to be evil. I mean, he's not
Speaker 1: giving them the money to be an evil overlord, so
Speaker 1: maybe they'll avoid it. You know.
Speaker 5: I also don't think, well, because he doesn't appear to
Speaker 5: have introspection of any kind. I don't think he realizes
Speaker 5: that a lot of these children will grow up and
Speaker 5: read these articles and be like, Wow, my father is cool.
Speaker 1: Well, he'll be on.
Speaker 5: Markw Oh cool. Yeah, he's like Patrick Babe on my
Speaker 5: other hero. Like, what the fuck? What do you mean
Speaker 5: mi that? How many brothers and sisters do I have?
Speaker 2: Yeah? No, that's what I mean. Yeah. They interview some
Speaker 2: of his current like kind of adult you know, over
Speaker 2: eighteen children and they're like, yeah, I have no idea
Speaker 2: how many like half brothers have sisters? They have and
Speaker 2: it's weird, weird, weird world. They don't seem to love them,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure, like it'll be good once he has
Speaker 2: total control over them.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that article that came out when he
Speaker 1: like got divorced and then I think got with Brian
Speaker 1: or somebody. Yeah, like it was it. I think yeah,
Speaker 1: because it was his ex wife being like this typical
Speaker 1: billionaire bullshit and like standing up for herself and stuff,
Speaker 1: and it feels like that being married to her, which
Speaker 1: I'm I don't know her politics or anything like that,
Speaker 1: but I'm like, you know, those guys like are married
Speaker 1: to women and then they get divorced and all they're
Speaker 1: weird comes out like the women were the only things
Speaker 1: holding back. They're like together, damn lading it back from
Speaker 1: the rest of the workouts. That's what it feels like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I imagine the no amount of divorce or
Speaker 5: marriage could have stopped his weird coming out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I it's just the entire worldview is that
Speaker 2: the world needs more people like him, the people who
Speaker 2: are destroying the planet as we speak, and fewer of
Speaker 2: every other type of person. And it does feel like
Speaker 2: he's going to invest money to continue to try and
Speaker 2: make that happen. So it's which it is wild. Yeah, No,
Speaker 2: it's truly like, I don't know. This article was kind
Speaker 2: of even though it takes a lot for me to
Speaker 2: be there's no like one detail that I was like,
Speaker 2: well I didn't see that coming. But it does just
Speaker 2: like overall paint a picture that I feel like if
Speaker 2: I read this ten years ago, I would be able
Speaker 2: to like believe believe that that's where we are. Very
Speaker 2: strange stuff.
Speaker 5: I just want to print this and mail it to
Speaker 5: Kara Swisher and ask her what she was doing up
Speaker 5: until twenty twenty three personally that this is the kind
Speaker 5: of thing where everyone who pumped up e La musk.
Speaker 5: I want to be like, hey, so what do you
Speaker 5: think of this? How do you not see this coming?
Speaker 5: I mean half these women didn't see him coming either,
Speaker 5: just says sends that eugenics.
Speaker 2: Didn't see that one coming.
Speaker 3: That one be.
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Speaker 1: I'm so triggered right now because I keep watching movies,
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Speaker 1: I'm watching adolescents right now. They're killing it.
Speaker 5: It's crazy and it's never good watching the British succeed.
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Speaker 5: Occasionally, like a British person will complain that like an
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Speaker 1: That's because of the Indian side, But that's because of British.
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Speaker 1: fondly looking back on my British memory for my Indian childhood.
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