Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season three on three,
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Speaker 1: Guests, one of your favorite guests, A writer, an actor,
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Speaker 1: It is the hellarious non union gigs Talented Marcella or.
Speaker 4: Gouse me Beyonce, thank you so much, Thank you. Birthday
Speaker 4: I am the Maya so much headlining the Hollywood Improv
Speaker 4: September fifteenth, La, come check me out.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, it's my birthday, is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Come ruin it? Come watch me?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Why not? Let me your birthday?
Speaker 1: Birthday girl in the audiences.
Speaker 2: Bday, Birthday, my birthday.
Speaker 4: My favorite thing to do. When people went at comedy
Speaker 4: shows and they interrupt my side, going it's my birthday.
Speaker 4: I'm like, bitches is an Applebee's I don't give a flu.
Speaker 4: That is your birthday? To get the last Yeah, I'm like,
Speaker 4: I don't care. Oh, bitch, you learn, You're like, bitch.
Speaker 2: Oh, I got a candle right here for you. Let
Speaker 2: me light it. Oh here it is.
Speaker 4: Listening. Yes, thank you, thank you so much for having
Speaker 4: me me Beyonce, I am the Maya.
Speaker 2: Did you go to the Beyonce Show?
Speaker 4: I wish I did. My foot injury stopped me from
Speaker 4: knowing I could commit to so much walking and standing.
Speaker 1: If I had to guess what happened to your foot,
Speaker 1: It's that you broke it off in some full gass,
Speaker 1: say some full ass.
Speaker 2: I guess that's what I said. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: why I said that, but.
Speaker 4: My guys are coming have a very unique, unique foot injury.
Speaker 4: Because I heard it in two spots. He was like,
Speaker 4: I have never seen anything like this, because what I
Speaker 4: did was I sprained it and then I ignored the
Speaker 4: signs that it was actually badly injured, and I injured
Speaker 4: it and two other spots as a torn ligament that
Speaker 4: is almost fully healed. And then some shit happening on
Speaker 4: the bottom. Yeah, it is a disaster and it's been
Speaker 4: now almost a year of it. So but I'm getting
Speaker 4: I'm healing, I'm getting better. I couldn't go see Beyonce
Speaker 4: because I saw her once before and it was a
Speaker 4: lot of walking from the car to the stadium, to
Speaker 4: your seats, to the bathroom to get a drink, to
Speaker 4: my merch, like, it's a lot. On top of she
Speaker 4: did three hours and that's what I was informed of
Speaker 4: early on, and I was like, yeah, I can't handle
Speaker 4: that so too much. I did not. I wish I
Speaker 4: could have. But I was also very happy because throughout
Speaker 4: all of her shows, especially in LA I got a
Speaker 4: lot of messages from people that were like, every time
Speaker 4: she talked, I thought of you, every time she opened
Speaker 4: her mouth, and I was like, that's how mar Marcella
Speaker 4: does that. And it brought me so much, so much joy,
Speaker 4: really warmed my spirit that I was with people at
Speaker 4: the bed because it was it's such a beautiful like album,
Speaker 4: you know, it's so loving and that's what she's all about.
Speaker 4: And I love that I was there with everybody, so
Speaker 4: it was cool.
Speaker 2: Experience and your energy was channeled even there.
Speaker 4: Yes, so that was cool.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we're going to get to know you
Speaker 1: a little bit better in a moment. First, a couple
Speaker 1: of things we're talking about. We're just gonna do a
Speaker 1: quick check in on Donald Trump, and we're gonna hear
Speaker 1: from him. You know, everybody's talking about him. What's he
Speaker 1: have to say about what's going on with him? Because
Speaker 1: that's got to be trustworthy, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's important to know what he thinks.
Speaker 2: Right, right, because it's valid and rational.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll talk about the way that AI could be
Speaker 1: used in healthcare, and then how it's actually probably going
Speaker 1: to be used and just be bad. Be bad, It's
Speaker 1: going to be bad. We'll talk about rotten tomatoes being
Speaker 1: full of shit, like more than we even thought, I guess, because.
Speaker 2: It's easy to rig the system they rigged. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: can pay for reviews.
Speaker 1: You can just like hire some low level reviewers to
Speaker 1: boost your score up. So all of that plenty more.
Speaker 1: But first, Marcela, we do like to ask our guest,
Speaker 1: what is something from your search history?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, my search history right now is filled
Speaker 4: with questions about Tears of the Kingdom. So I'm playing
Speaker 4: the new Zelda game, and every time I try to
Speaker 4: work on something, some side quester or some shrine, and
Speaker 4: I can't figure it out. I just Google because I
Speaker 4: could give a fuck, you know, I don't care. And
Speaker 4: the last one was really funny because there's a character,
Speaker 4: there's a monster character who's obsessed with monsters. Their name
Speaker 4: is Kilton, and he's asking you to take pictures of
Speaker 4: other monsters so he can create he can get like
Speaker 4: statues of these monsters made on too his property. And
Speaker 4: as I'm doing them, you know, you get like good rewards.
Speaker 4: As I'm doing them, I'm like, wait a minute, are
Speaker 4: all these monsters would come to life? And I'm gonna
Speaker 4: have to kill them? And like this is actually creating
Speaker 4: a problem and I probably shouldn't be doing this. So
Speaker 4: the last Google search was me trying to figure out
Speaker 4: if that's what happens, because I was like, I don't
Speaker 4: want to finish this quest if I am just gonna
Speaker 4: create more problems for myself. And I'm happy to say
Speaker 4: that is not the case. Oh I've been I saw
Speaker 4: I was already on the last one, but the last
Speaker 4: one was like a three headed monster and I was like,
Speaker 4: this is if he has to come to life. I'm
Speaker 4: going to like lose so many materials.
Speaker 2: I like, how you a hold up? Now? Do I
Speaker 2: really help this motherfucker out just so I could fight
Speaker 2: a fucking three headed Nah? Yeah, I like that when
Speaker 2: you have those game instincts where you're like, wait a tick, yes,
Speaker 2: am I the architect of my own fucking downfall right now? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 4: So it was really funny because I was like, what
Speaker 4: is the last thing I go? And I was like, wow,
Speaker 4: I really do know. I'm like, I've spent so much
Speaker 4: of this game trying to avoid a lot of fighting,
Speaker 4: which is hilarious because that's it either fighting or fucking wandering, right,
Speaker 4: And I've been really enjoying the wandering because I noticed
Speaker 4: that my anxiety goes up when I got to fight
Speaker 4: a gang of fool.
Speaker 2: Yeah for real, just like real life, you know.
Speaker 4: Just like real life. So I've been trying to avoid
Speaker 4: as much fighting if it's not necessary. So that's a
Speaker 4: little insight because I feel like, you know, that's a
Speaker 4: good game. But also there's hacks. Everybody knows.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you like the idea of a monster who's obsessed
Speaker 1: with monsters.
Speaker 4: He's like so horny for monsters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 1: On one hand, that's like just a people person, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: But with monsters, he's a monster monster. Yeah, he's a
Speaker 2: monster's monster. You know, deep down, who's your monster's favorite monster?
Speaker 4: Everybody's monster, got a favorite monster?
Speaker 2: Who's your favorite monster?
Speaker 4: Who's my favorite monster? Oh that's a good question. Oh,
Speaker 4: like in real life?
Speaker 2: Whatever? I mean, like what when I ask that question? What? What?
Speaker 2: What comes up to the surface.
Speaker 4: For I think Gordon Ramsey is my favorite monster? Oh shit,
Speaker 4: that's he's a monster, but like he's a good monster.
Speaker 4: He really does want perfection off a sandwich, and you're
Speaker 4: just like, bro, what is your issue? But I get
Speaker 4: it because sandwiches can be so delicious if they're made.
Speaker 2: Right right on second that I used to be a
Speaker 2: PA and like worked on Hell's kitchen and he changed
Speaker 2: the craft services company and catering for the crew because
Speaker 2: he said the food will isn't good enough and and
Speaker 2: like that's wild when you have somebody like take up
Speaker 2: for the crew to be like the fuck is this
Speaker 2: grilled cheese?
Speaker 6: Na?
Speaker 2: Then the next day a new fucking catering company was
Speaker 2: in like making fucking like like ribbis and ship. Hell,
Speaker 2: he is a monster on behalf of the people.
Speaker 4: He's That's why that's why I like what he does absolutely,
Speaker 4: but also he could be a monster of the crows,
Speaker 4: so he also he also made some motherfuckers feel tiny
Speaker 4: on that set. I'm not gonna I believe that. But
Speaker 4: that's the thing is like, no monster is going to
Speaker 4: be perfect, no monsters.
Speaker 2: It cuts both ways. It definitely cuts absolutely.
Speaker 4: So that's why he's my favorite monster because he's still
Speaker 4: a monster at the end of the day. But when
Speaker 4: he does some shit, right, you're like, yeah.
Speaker 2: Thank you for this, thank you, Yeah, exactly do.
Speaker 4: You have a favorite monster?
Speaker 2: Jack? Thank you for asking? Ellen degenerous.
Speaker 1: It's the it's the toothpick thing, right, is the creativity
Speaker 1: of the toothpick thing, Like she would hide toothpicks around
Speaker 1: just to see if like her cleaning. It's just like
Speaker 1: such dedication to Minutia to like having the terror of
Speaker 1: working for her pervade every like square inch of her home.
Speaker 1: He's really like an amazing level of dedication.
Speaker 4: That's true. What about this new Jimmy Fallon, Uh, jim.
Speaker 1: Want more because he's like kind of we're just finding out.
Speaker 1: The details are a little bit sketchy, he's definitely stress.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's just he seems a little inconsistent.
Speaker 7: Yes, it seems like like sometimes he's like they're like
Speaker 7: he's so fun, and then other times they're like, it's
Speaker 7: a bad Jimmy day. Yeah, he's a drunk today, right,
Speaker 7: might be a little bit drunk today.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just like that they had the phrase we're up
Speaker 2: against it, that was the code word. I did not
Speaker 2: appreciate that part.
Speaker 1: There's there's no article on Vulture about how the Fallon
Speaker 1: is like a bad place to work, like really bad
Speaker 1: and toxic and he is really rough, and they talk
Speaker 1: about how the inside the code phrases were really up
Speaker 1: against it today, and that meant like Jimmy is being
Speaker 1: a asshole. Yeah, everybody steer clear. But like that now
Speaker 1: they can't use that phrase anymore.
Speaker 2: They need to.
Speaker 3: He's probably like thinking back and being like.
Speaker 2: This motherfucker always said there, but that was like just
Speaker 2: a thing they said. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now when people have like a food craving, like let's
Speaker 4: go get cheese it, She's like, is that the new
Speaker 4: code let's go get cheese it? The paranoia is gonna go?
Speaker 2: Man, Okay, yeah, yeah, all right, what is uh Marcella,
Speaker 2: what is something that you think is overrated?
Speaker 4: You know, I couldn't think of something, maybe because I.
Speaker 1: Got a little high, but yeah, you got a little
Speaker 1: high high, Ladies and gentleman introducing a little bit high
Speaker 1: Marsella for the first time.
Speaker 2: She's never been a little bit.
Speaker 4: Of high on our podcast, on anyone's podcast. Okay, I
Speaker 4: trust you, guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 4: I thought there was not going to be a guest host.
Speaker 4: I was like, you know what, I can get a
Speaker 4: little high. I read the comments. People get mad and
Speaker 4: I'm so mean to Jack and I know when I'm
Speaker 4: a little high, I'm a little more.
Speaker 2: I like that, Jackie. It's all good.
Speaker 4: I love how I loved Jack's like you nice to
Speaker 4: mar Solo when she's mean to me. Guys, it's okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean a lot of and you know what's funny
Speaker 4: is a lot of guys don't understand it too. There's
Speaker 4: a comic who's like, has a little crush on me,
Speaker 4: and I'm just very mean to him. I'm very yeah,
Speaker 4: and I really give it to him more because I
Speaker 4: know he really enjoys it. And I'm waiting for him.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting for him to be like Marcella, why are
Speaker 4: you so mean? And I can't wait to be like,
Speaker 4: stop asking me why I'm so mean? And ask yourself
Speaker 4: why you like it? You bitch? Oh that's going to
Speaker 4: be a moment when he when I have that exchange waiting.
Speaker 4: I know it's gonna have one day because this is
Speaker 4: such a.
Speaker 2: Loaded to me.
Speaker 4: Why do you like it?
Speaker 2: You like?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the real question. What don't your mom do
Speaker 4: to you?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 4: That's what I want to know.
Speaker 2: What didn't you do? You little pain hog?
Speaker 4: So yeah, I'm a little high. So I'm a little
Speaker 4: I'm a little more fun and a little more rambling.
Speaker 4: But it'll be worth it, guys. So, like I just
Speaker 4: showed you, but overed underrated. I couldn't think of something, but
Speaker 4: so I decided to google things like what did people
Speaker 4: find overrated?
Speaker 2: Because I was like, there you go.
Speaker 4: This is because it's all it's all opinion. So the
Speaker 4: top three things in the first three articles. The number
Speaker 4: one thing one bitch wrote Bacon overrated. It is overrated? Okay,
Speaker 4: so I already know the bitch has no taste.
Speaker 1: Like, I also feel like you're about to out a
Speaker 1: bunch of our former guests because it's like what if
Speaker 1: you well, what if you like named a bunch of
Speaker 1: like other people underrated and they were just like googling,
Speaker 1: like I don't have a pains are overrated.
Speaker 4: That's probably true. Think about that. You're totally right. But bacon,
Speaker 4: come on, Yeah, it's simple meat. It's so good.
Speaker 2: I think we've said this in the in the past.
Speaker 2: We're like, it's properly rated. I get like ten years
Speaker 2: ago we were doing too much.
Speaker 1: It was o debates, overrated by some people who are
Speaker 1: not worth paying attention to. Nobody who are bacon people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but like who gives a fuck about them? Like let
Speaker 1: them have their weird little thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go to the like as they say, it's like
Speaker 2: the fucking heart Attack Cafe or whatever the fuck it's called,
Speaker 2: where like everything is bacon. Like I get it, we
Speaker 2: get it, but like you don't. Don't you gotta hate
Speaker 2: on it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so tasty, it's so good good.
Speaker 1: What else is when you find yourself being like, uh,
Speaker 1: like I don't even really like this thing that's fucking
Speaker 1: delicious and like makes my body like involuntarily do things
Speaker 1: like water just pour out of.
Speaker 4: My mouth when oh my god, that's.
Speaker 1: But when that's your take, like you're you're working too
Speaker 1: hard to have a take exactly.
Speaker 4: I also just you know, it's good when religions are
Speaker 4: like you cannot have it, like you know that shit.
Speaker 4: It was good man. Ready here So another okay, another article.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to name these people because they're all weirdos.
Speaker 4: But another person they're article and her number one choice
Speaker 4: was clubbing, club going out clubbing, and it was just
Speaker 4: like you loser, bitch, like, stop imposing your introverted lifestyle
Speaker 4: on people who enjoy being outside.
Speaker 2: When was the last time you went to the club, though,
Speaker 2: more so you go to the club.
Speaker 4: Well, because of my foot injury, it has been few
Speaker 4: and far between, but I will say like two weeks ago.
Speaker 4: I think it was like my birthday party weekend, so
Speaker 4: it was what middle of August, So yeah, like a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks ago without and I because my foot injury,
Speaker 4: couldn't really do much. But yeah, I took my boyfriend
Speaker 4: to this place and met so called crocodile. It's like
Speaker 4: this old ass like it is a wedding reception without
Speaker 4: the family. It is so fun. There's like no drinks
Speaker 4: on the dance floor. They encourage people to dress up.
Speaker 4: There is a strict dress code and not like not
Speaker 4: on some like racist dress code on some like don't
Speaker 4: come in here, sloppy bro, Like guys have to have
Speaker 4: their shirts buttoned up if they wear a button up,
Speaker 4: like you cannot have a little like tank top showing underneath.
Speaker 4: Like they're very much like noah, bro, We're here to
Speaker 4: dance and drink and have a good time and respect everybody.
Speaker 4: And they're on it. Like I saw them go up
Speaker 4: to some guy, some young dude, because he thought he
Speaker 4: could get away with whatever. He was dressed up really cute,
Speaker 4: but he unbuttoned his shirt to like show off, and
Speaker 4: dudes came up and were like, you need to button
Speaker 4: your shirt back up, bro, And I.
Speaker 6: Loved it because I was like, yeah, I got dressed up.
Speaker 6: You should be dressed up too. Couples, like seventy year
Speaker 6: old couples come in there dressed matching and dance the
Speaker 6: night away. Like I love going out dancing, and that's
Speaker 6: maybe that doesn't fall under clubbing, but there are there
Speaker 6: are places to go out and have a good time
Speaker 6: and dance and enjoy yourself.
Speaker 4: And I hate when people are like clubbing is so lame. Like, girl,
Speaker 4: you just don't like to drink and be out and
Speaker 4: it's loud and you're probably neurodivergent. You can't handle all
Speaker 4: the fucking sensory overload. Shit, that's you might be.
Speaker 2: Going to the wrong clothes.
Speaker 1: Like like this, this shit sounds so fun. We have
Speaker 1: another guest talk about like going to like there was
Speaker 1: like a chandelier room where they were like singing Elvis
Speaker 1: covers or some shit like just like go find a
Speaker 1: weird club to find the club.
Speaker 4: Yes, find the club that works for you, but don't
Speaker 4: shit on clubbing. Come on Jersey Shore shit. I get
Speaker 4: like you don't want to be around that. I understand,
Speaker 4: Like sure, you know there's so many different.
Speaker 2: What about Bottle Wars. Did y'all see that clip over
Speaker 2: the weekend of the bottle warship that was going on.
Speaker 2: I know, like a Houston nightclub. It was like New
Speaker 2: York versus Baltimore. Bottle It's like this ship you've been
Speaker 2: doing for a while. You just start you just start
Speaker 2: emptying bottles onto the floor for the flex. Oh god,
Speaker 2: I'd be like dumping like six thousand dollars with their liquor,
Speaker 2: like onto the floor. Yeah, fru it's it's the flex,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. It manifests in different ways.
Speaker 2: But I'm at the Crocodile's website. I'm looking at they
Speaker 2: have a whole dress code sub page. Like so women,
Speaker 2: no sports attire, no T shirts, no sweats, no baseball caps, beanies,
Speaker 2: no overly revealing clothing. I like that They're like, we're
Speaker 2: modest men. Collar dress shirts required, no sports attire, no
Speaker 2: T shirts, no longer shortsleeve shirts, no Henley's. No shallow
Speaker 2: V necks, oh henley stylent, shallow V necks okay, No
Speaker 2: hoodies okay, shallow nice dress sweaters okay, No, I can't
Speaker 2: get away.
Speaker 1: With my ship that I try and pull off with
Speaker 1: my V neck J deep like where I'm flirting with
Speaker 1: exposing navel.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No sweats, no baggy loose clothing. No club colors. What
Speaker 2: are club colors?
Speaker 4: Are they trying to club colors? Like gang colors? Like
Speaker 4: red white, I mean red, I mean red blue?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Whatever else? No sandals, slip flops, no red or.
Speaker 5: Blue or you just can't We're all red or it
Speaker 5: depends on the red and the blue.
Speaker 4: You can usually tell.
Speaker 2: Right right right, Yeah, if you don't have like a
Speaker 2: flag coming out of your pocket with your cool Yeah.
Speaker 2: Shoot on, then maybe we have a problem. Wait, but
Speaker 2: you're saying this isn't on some like racist shit, because
Speaker 2: it's very much like they just want or they just
Speaker 2: want everybody to come in, like it's like it's a
Speaker 2: nice place.
Speaker 4: Like it's a nice place. I'm telling you that's not
Speaker 4: they're they're totally like trust me, Hood motherfuckers show up.
Speaker 2: But there they are, but they're in their place.
Speaker 4: They're in their player fit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It's like it is. It seems like it off top,
Speaker 4: like I get it, but when you're reading it, but
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, it's not that they're like no, no, no,
Speaker 4: you can be Hood is fucking here, and you can
Speaker 4: like be annoying and all that shit, but just be cute.
Speaker 4: Don't be a messy on the dance floor. You can't.
Speaker 4: Like they really are just like no, we're just here.
Speaker 4: It's like family, Like it's like a family function.
Speaker 2: I love it. Wow, interior does look like a time capsule.
Speaker 4: It is, dude. It's so fun. If you're ever in
Speaker 4: the Central and you want to go out, especially on
Speaker 4: Saturday night, Friday nights are pretty empty, but Satura nights
Speaker 4: are always popping. They're so and it's the music is insane. Yeah, wow,
Speaker 4: music is insane.
Speaker 2: My friends like it looks like it's like a fucking
Speaker 2: scene in Carlito's.
Speaker 4: Way or yes, dude, yeah, that's what I'm saying. When
Speaker 4: you walk in there, you want to look cute, right
Speaker 4: right right, they want you to match the vibe.
Speaker 1: It's like Cardos Way mixed with a laser tag like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that shit.
Speaker 4: It's cute. So the music, like the other day, it
Speaker 4: was like it went from like suave to like eminem
Speaker 4: something like the music is insane. It's silly. It's just
Speaker 4: you're there for a silly time, right right. And that's
Speaker 4: the other thing. That's why it's like even the music
Speaker 4: is like kind of corny, but like in that fun
Speaker 4: way where we're like we're never in high school. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know you're at a party. You're just like, you know,
Speaker 4: you're just gonna be kissing tonight. That's it.
Speaker 2: Wow, shout out crocodile.
Speaker 4: I love crocodiles. It's the funnest all right.
Speaker 2: So finding a weird club is under it, like cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she was saying it was overrated, but it's like, now, man,
Speaker 4: find the clubs that work for you. And then the
Speaker 4: final article that I saw that the I've only gave
Speaker 4: the first one for the other two articles. I got
Speaker 4: to give the two on this one because it's really
Speaker 4: funny how they go hand in hand. This guy's idea
Speaker 4: of what's overrated. The first one is a formal education,
Speaker 4: which I agree, But then the second one is science.
Speaker 1: This guy's got some opinions on he's done some research,
Speaker 1: some of his own research on the vaccine. I don't
Speaker 1: think he's a fan of Fauci.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's like, oh yeah, formal education. I agree.
Speaker 4: Not everybody should be required to fucking for any fucking
Speaker 4: job to have a fucking AABA any of that shit.
Speaker 4: There's plenty of jobs of don't eat that shit. And
Speaker 4: then he said science, and I was like, bro, I'm
Speaker 4: clapping out, like we are not agreeing on the same
Speaker 4: on the same number one.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, wh I got my master's degree on YouTube,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. That's why I can go
Speaker 2: to toll with any person who went to a brick
Speaker 2: and mortar college Like okay, sure, okay.
Speaker 1: Actually got a Bachelor of Science from Praguer University, from
Speaker 1: which that's not usually there especial price based it's all
Speaker 1: faith based science.
Speaker 4: I got mine at university.
Speaker 2: All sauce prag Old World style degree. All right, Uh, let's.
Speaker 1: Take a quick break and we'll come back and we'll
Speaker 1: check in with Donald Trump. We like to do it
Speaker 1: once a week, just make sure he's doing all right.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back and we're back, and we were
Speaker 1: like just checking with Donald Trump every once in a while.
Speaker 2: See, you take a lot about him.
Speaker 1: But what's he have to say about what he's up
Speaker 1: two miles?
Speaker 2: Oh, just just quick checking for starters. The judge in
Speaker 2: his second Eging Carrol defamation case, he's already been like, yo, man,
Speaker 2: you're you're liable, okay, So the only thing lal left
Speaker 2: to do is for the jury to just get together
Speaker 2: in January and just figure out how much you owe
Speaker 2: Eging Carrol. This isn't about whether or not you are
Speaker 2: guilty or not, like we've we've determined that. So this
Speaker 2: jury will get together just to figure out to put
Speaker 2: a price tag on the fuckery. Mind you that he
Speaker 2: already has to pay her five million dollars from the
Speaker 2: previous judgment, and Trump was trying to get the judge
Speaker 2: to put a cap on the damages and be like, well,
Speaker 2: I've already paid five The judge.
Speaker 1: Like nah, nah, seems like you're pretty rich. You keep
Speaker 1: saying that it's kind of your whole thing, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got it, you got it like that right here,
Speaker 2: that's another ten million, right, that's fine. Just sell a
Speaker 2: couple more mugs with your with your mugshot on it.
Speaker 4: But anyway, that's like that classic like a young rapper
Speaker 4: has way too much shit on his ig and then
Speaker 4: he fucking gets has to go to court for some
Speaker 4: ship and they just pull up his ig like, bro,
Speaker 4: look at all this money and drugs, like guns and ship. Bro,
Speaker 4: what are you doing? Stop putting your own ship on blast?
Speaker 2: I have nothing, you're honor please, Yeah, they're like you
Speaker 2: were just you just bought a fucking three hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars chain with your face made of diamonds.
Speaker 4: Right right, just about a new weave for sure.
Speaker 1: That's my character has done tried the that's a character,
Speaker 1: that's a good idea elected president?
Speaker 2: So who is stupid?
Speaker 1: Now? You elected a w character president?
Speaker 2: Dumbass?
Speaker 4: That is such an actually broke.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, that's wearing his wife's purse in the airport. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, they're like, that's a character, sir. Okay, although
Speaker 2: Trump he probably looked good with a lace front, though
Speaker 2: he probably I'm surprised he.
Speaker 4: Does look good with the lace front. That's why he's wearing, right, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, I mean, he could go harder, but hey, I
Speaker 2: get he only trusts him to apply it. But so anyway,
Speaker 2: when the next thing that happened was his document's case, right,
Speaker 2: Trump seems to be at the end of his rope
Speaker 2: here in terms of like what his possible defense could
Speaker 2: be because obviously this case isn't the most significant for
Speaker 2: him from like a legal standpoint, like not like the
Speaker 2: Rico case and shit, you know, or the other shit
Speaker 2: happening in DC. But this, like it's clear now he
Speaker 2: doesn't really have like an articulated defense because he keeps
Speaker 2: saying the same thing over and over. He was on
Speaker 2: a Hugh Huge show and he was talking about how
Speaker 2: like I'll take the stand, I'll take the stand, and
Speaker 2: also about how he's protected under the Presidential Records Act
Speaker 2: spoiler alert, he is not. But I just just listen
Speaker 2: to this now of him just going yammering on about
Speaker 2: how he's all good in this case, because it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Did you direct anyone to move the boxes?
Speaker 4: Did you tell anyone to move the boxes out about anything?
Speaker 8: You know why I don't talk about how I'm allowed
Speaker 8: to do whatever I want. I come under the presidential records. Ack,
Speaker 8: I'm not telling you. You know, every time I told
Speaker 8: to you, oh, I have a breaking story, you don't
Speaker 8: have any story. I come under the presidential records, Zack.
Speaker 8: I'm allowed to do everything I did.
Speaker 2: So who is Hugh Hewitt? Hugh Hewitt is like one
Speaker 2: of these like goony right wing like radio dudes, like
Speaker 2: commentator guys. He's not he's not a he's he's but he's.
Speaker 1: Like right wing. He's party right wing that Trump thinks
Speaker 1: is against him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he'll also you know, he'll also you know,
Speaker 2: like vacillate between reasonable conservative and then just you know,
Speaker 2: full throat boot licking. So you know it.
Speaker 1: He loves this ship so much. Trump like he loves
Speaker 1: going on a show and being like you don't got ship,
Speaker 1: You're fucking stupid.
Speaker 4: I look at Yes, everything I did, I did it
Speaker 4: because I could do it. But I definitely did it.
Speaker 5: Shut the fuck up.
Speaker 1: But then if I have this interpretation of the law incorrect,
Speaker 1: I'm totally fucked. But yeah, I did it, and there's
Speaker 1: nothing you could do because I'm bulletproof.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 4: It's really funny, like you have nothing, but I did it.
Speaker 9: You do that, but I can do that is the thing.
Speaker 9: But I'm not ship but I'm not telling you. That's
Speaker 9: how he also saying, here, but I did that. I'm
Speaker 9: thank you.
Speaker 2: Where's usher until that?
Speaker 1: Because it would be good for your ratings?
Speaker 2: Well then basically he goes on again and then Hugh
Speaker 2: Hewitt's like, all right, hypothetical, you're on the stand, what's
Speaker 2: you gonna say?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, are you serious?
Speaker 2: I think that?
Speaker 4: Okay, if you do and they ask you on on
Speaker 4: the stand, did you order anyone to move boxes?
Speaker 2: How will you answer?
Speaker 8: I'm not answering that question for you. But I'm totally
Speaker 8: covered under the law. Okay, Presidential Records Act. Just read it,
Speaker 8: you take a look at it. I'm totally covered under
Speaker 8: the law.
Speaker 2: Spoiler alert, he is, in fact, not fucking covered under
Speaker 2: the Presidential reck Act. Just read it. Just read it.
Speaker 2: I would any asshole with Google, including myself can look
Speaker 2: up the Presidential Records Act, and it states that all
Speaker 2: White House records related to government business are public property
Speaker 2: and that when the president and vice president leave office,
Speaker 2: those documents must be transferred to the National Archives for preservation.
Speaker 2: So there's not a single thing under there that is
Speaker 2: being like, just read it. I'm covered. It's like, you're not,
Speaker 2: but you're just trying to do that thing where you
Speaker 2: think if you say that shit over and over and
Speaker 2: over again that I'm sure maybe some of the people
Speaker 2: listening to that interview might believe that, but when it
Speaker 2: goes to when it's actually presented, they're gonna be like, sir,
Speaker 2: this is it doesn't say anything about that shit here
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 3: And he's he's.
Speaker 1: Surrounded by lawyers who are on his payroll, and he's
Speaker 1: fired all the ones who tell him the stuff that
Speaker 1: he doesn't want to hear. Yeah, so he's just strong
Speaker 1: and wrong, baby, strong and wrong.
Speaker 2: I bet his lawyers like, we're up against it today. Folks,
Speaker 2: did you hear that interview. I'm covered, I'm covered. It's like,
Speaker 2: I don't what is he even talking about?
Speaker 4: So if he did it, it doesn't matter. He did it,
Speaker 4: and he's covered out.
Speaker 2: And also the thing is this guy he always he's
Speaker 2: always pump faking like he'll take the stand. He says
Speaker 2: that all the time. He's not I'll take the stand,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter, but he never does. So again it's
Speaker 2: this is just where he's at. He's only got a
Speaker 2: bunch of pump faking left and I don't know where
Speaker 2: it's gonna end up. But hey, you wish i'd take
Speaker 2: the stand? Be good for your ratings? What would you say?
Speaker 2: I'm not telling you, but I'm good under the law,
Speaker 2: I could do whatever I want. That's essentially your answer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, yes I did it, but I'm protected, right, judge,
Speaker 4: I'm protected.
Speaker 2: Right, I'll protect you good that I could do anything.
Speaker 4: Were good?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 1: We good here, He's gonna do that. That's what he's
Speaker 1: gonna sit down and be like presidential records act. We
Speaker 1: were good here, we get here, I'm covered and got
Speaker 1: a tea time.
Speaker 4: And I think that if you took the stand, he
Speaker 4: would because he he he either talks one in two ways.
Speaker 4: He confidently speaks with a lot of hand gestures, or
Speaker 4: he has both hands planted. What do you think his
Speaker 4: strategy would be?
Speaker 2: I don't know. If he's that I don't know, with
Speaker 2: his back against the wall, I feel like he might
Speaker 2: be energetic. But you think about remember that time, like
Speaker 2: in the Egen Carrol depositions, when he's like, I don't
Speaker 2: know her, and then he mistook her for his wife,
Speaker 2: and oh my god, it's like, you never want this
Speaker 2: dude even if he even if he is behaving, he's
Speaker 2: gonna fucking self own somehow up there.
Speaker 4: It's so wild.
Speaker 2: Who's that wife? Before there? I am with my beautiful wife.
Speaker 4: Beautiutiful, beautiful, beautiful wife that I went with sale and
Speaker 4: gut that woman. I don't know her.
Speaker 2: She's ugly, Carol. They're like, okay, so I'm no further questions, Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 4: No further answers, please.
Speaker 2: For the answers, for the answers, you're honor. What is that?
Speaker 4: No further answer answers?
Speaker 2: So what the fuck does that mean? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You got to name that the pod. No further an.
Speaker 2: The trials of Donald J. Trump further answers. That's pretty good,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: In other news, that's gonna be my new transition.
Speaker 1: There's been there's been a lot of discussion lately about
Speaker 1: AI replacing writers Taxi drivers. There's also a lot of
Speaker 1: concern regarding whether or not AI should replace doctors, and
Speaker 1: so there's been articles claiming that I can help the
Speaker 1: healthcare industry, and that is absolutely true. Like there's been
Speaker 1: articles that claim that like AI chatbots can help healthcare
Speaker 1: like doctors with their bedside manner. There's ways that it
Speaker 1: helps cut time with like finding data retrieval and like
Speaker 1: big diagnostic things. Those are all true, but it's always
Speaker 1: being framed as like replacing the doctors better than a
Speaker 1: better than doctor, just like they want it to be
Speaker 1: something that it's not.
Speaker 2: They want it to be.
Speaker 1: Robot doctor who's like, you know, just that's the only
Speaker 1: person you deal with, and it's like definitely does not
Speaker 1: work that well. Like for so, for instance, this one
Speaker 1: of the studies, by the way, the methodology is comparing
Speaker 1: chat GPT with like chat GPT responses to questions that
Speaker 1: people posed in a ask docs subreddit with like what
Speaker 1: the actual doctors in a subreddit said, and then being
Speaker 1: like they actually like did better than the doctors and
Speaker 1: on reddit, so I think they could replace.
Speaker 2: Them like that, Wow, that's the low hanging ass fruit
Speaker 2: right there to try and make your point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean I think that they're like CHGBT
Speaker 1: is a good tool, Like it's a cool tool. It's
Speaker 1: it's like they're trying to replace their like when Google,
Speaker 1: if Google was invented and they were like, well, you
Speaker 1: don't need lawyers anymore, you don't need doctors anymore because
Speaker 1: all you need to do is google this shit, ask
Speaker 1: a question. It's like, no, this is a good tool
Speaker 1: for doctors. I want my doctor to google what I have,
Speaker 1: but I don't want my doctor.
Speaker 2: To be Google, to be Google exactly.
Speaker 1: And I want my doctor to have some of their
Speaker 1: energy saved up by using this language model to help
Speaker 1: them like write emails that are clear and concise and
Speaker 1: like convey the information that needs to be conveyed. I
Speaker 1: don't need them to use this language model to replace
Speaker 1: the doctor, which is just going to be a worse thing.
Speaker 1: It's just going to create a thing, like a thing
Speaker 1: that's harder to tell that you're being fucked over because
Speaker 1: because they are able to like string together sentences that
Speaker 1: make it sound like you're dealing with an actual healthcare professional,
Speaker 1: but it's actually like a medical chatbot like there are
Speaker 1: so they've already been testing this med palm two at
Speaker 1: the Mayo Clinic, and like the way they write about
Speaker 1: it is like, in almost every metric such as showing
Speaker 1: evidence of reasoning, consensus supported answers, the med palm two
Speaker 1: performed more or less as well as the actual doctors.
Speaker 1: It's like, why it shouldn't be a fucking competition. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's insane to like think of it as a competition.
Speaker 2: It's not. It's not supposed to be replacing them. It
Speaker 2: should be.
Speaker 1: Improving the quality of care that people get, which is
Speaker 1: an actual problem that everybody like seems to acknowledge in
Speaker 1: the United States. It's like really hard to get good
Speaker 1: medical care. But it really feels like it's because of
Speaker 1: the private equity ification of the US, like the fact
Speaker 1: that the only thing that excites the people who make
Speaker 1: the decisions at a high level is cutting costs and
Speaker 1: like improving profit. And so their interpretation of AI is
Speaker 1: not like, here's a good tool that will improve the product,
Speaker 1: because they don't give a fuck about the product. All
Speaker 1: they care about is finding ways to cut costs. And
Speaker 1: so that's why it's always being framed as well, this
Speaker 1: can replace people, right, It's like, no, it can make
Speaker 1: people better at their job. Baby, if you like give
Speaker 1: them a chance to learn how to use it and
Speaker 1: if you like think about it in a way that's
Speaker 1: like patient and thoughtful. But instead the only thing that
Speaker 1: they care about is cutting how many jobs they can cut,
Speaker 1: which is it's crazy that like we are allowing that
Speaker 1: to be the way that this technology is being written
Speaker 1: about and like thought about at a broad.
Speaker 2: Level, right, you know, a lot of it is looking
Speaker 2: as like oh AI is here to make everything like obsolete,
Speaker 2: or it's like the be all end all of certain industries.
Speaker 2: Like that's sort of the dominant narrative, which has everyone
Speaker 2: being like, so it's smarter than a doctor, so it's
Speaker 2: better than a doctor, so it's better than a writer.
Speaker 2: It's like rather than well no, and even like what
Speaker 2: they're talking about when they're like analyzing the performance of
Speaker 2: that one AI, it's like performed more or less as
Speaker 2: well as the actual doctors. Well what's less? Yes, Like
Speaker 2: how that is less? Like that's kind of a big
Speaker 2: fucking deal if you completely misdiagnosed shit, because like with
Speaker 2: all AI, like you know, you can already see how
Speaker 2: there's gonna be, like the kind of care can be
Speaker 2: all fucked up based on like racial biases and shit
Speaker 2: like that, because even when you look at right, even
Speaker 2: if it is going through like actual data, if you
Speaker 2: look at clinical trials for certain medications, if sometimes a
Speaker 2: certain ethnic group isn't responding as well as another, they
Speaker 2: will just preclude them from participating in the study to
Speaker 2: make the to make the results look better. Where it's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: well this should actually work better for white Alzheimer's patients
Speaker 2: and not black or Latino Alzheimer's patients. So like let's
Speaker 2: have a couple of them in there, but mostly the
Speaker 2: white ones because those are showing us the best results.
Speaker 2: And we're all we already have a deficit in even
Speaker 2: how we even are testing certain things. So and I
Speaker 2: met with like a really good doctor like that and
Speaker 2: somebody who's like really smart about how they use AI.
Speaker 2: AI could actually be used to like fight against the
Speaker 2: biases that do exist with doctors. Like doctors are not
Speaker 2: above that shit, but any means like they're sure some
Speaker 2: of the most sexist, racist motherfuckers, and you know out
Speaker 2: here because they're like sitting there getting told they're like
Speaker 2: incredibly smart and they have like a lot of authority,
Speaker 2: and so whenever there's a lot of authority. You see
Speaker 2: a lot of biases and shit like just go unchecked.
Speaker 2: So there's a problem, there's an issue there, And I
Speaker 2: don't think that, Like I think in a different world
Speaker 2: where we don't approach a technology and say how many
Speaker 2: jobs could this cut like as the first question, we
Speaker 2: would be approaching this and being like, oh, this is
Speaker 2: a great opportunity to fucking like improve medical care and
Speaker 2: like cut out all this bias, all these biases by
Speaker 2: like you know, doing like approaching data differently or like
Speaker 2: using like approaching people, you know, and just doing a
Speaker 2: better job like parsing through massive amounts of data without
Speaker 2: racism goggles on, you know.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I always find it interesting when you actually
Speaker 4: stumble upon a really good doctor and like the thing
Speaker 4: that you notice from a good doctor to a not
Speaker 4: good doctor is that they actually like take their time
Speaker 4: and they want to know the real personal route of
Speaker 4: like where the fuck this shit is coming from, you know,
Speaker 4: And you're not just filling out a form that says
Speaker 4: like yes, that's my father had cancer and died, like
Speaker 4: you're you know, you're actually engaging with like okay, like
Speaker 4: what what does this mean and what does that mean?
Speaker 4: And where is this, and where do you work? And
Speaker 4: what's your stress levels? And like when you have a
Speaker 4: doctor that really cares. It's such a fucking huge difference.
Speaker 4: And if they did have those tools and they could like,
Speaker 4: you know, precision focus on whatever it is that's bothering you,
Speaker 4: it would be so nice in an ideal way. And
Speaker 4: it's also going back to what you were saying Jack
Speaker 4: about how like it's crazy that like when we get
Speaker 4: some technology, it's like how do we cut jobs? Yeah,
Speaker 4: And it's wild that right now the AI conversation is
Speaker 4: like that, But it's also not because when you think
Speaker 4: about the way people talk about immigrants and immigrants taking
Speaker 4: people's jobs, it's like there's so much disconnect of like
Speaker 4: what's really happening in all these industries, and AI is
Speaker 4: just about to make that shit so much worse. And
Speaker 4: that's of course why they're doing the double strike with
Speaker 4: this with my industry. And it's really fascinating to be
Speaker 4: in it so deep and in every seems to be
Speaker 4: like every industry is getting affected by the shit. It's
Speaker 4: really wild, Like where is this going? I don't know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it starts off as being like this will
Speaker 2: help people's efficiency and then again like when you start,
Speaker 2: if you have like a company that has to answer
Speaker 2: at a Wall Street, then you can see how that
Speaker 2: pressure can turn into just like, well, why don't we
Speaker 2: just make them all.
Speaker 10: A bunch of chat bots, or at least a lot
Speaker 10: of them could be you know, for a lot of
Speaker 10: this shit, And it is a slippery slope, and like
Speaker 10: to the point of like I get too because some
Speaker 10: like medical systems are so overburdened, Like I feel like
Speaker 10: doctors own They're like I have to see like nine
Speaker 10: hundred fucking people in a day because I'm already they're
Speaker 10: already cutting costs that they're there, I can't give the
Speaker 10: quality of care.
Speaker 2: So shit is slipping through the cracks. And that happened
Speaker 2: tragically with my cousin, you know, like having something completely misdiagnosed,
Speaker 2: go completely under the fucking radar and then oh, sorry,
Speaker 2: you have stage four cancer. Sure, I mean, and that's
Speaker 2: what happens. And you think about how frequent that kind
Speaker 2: of shit happened, Like how frequently that kind of thing happens,
Speaker 2: And you're like, isn't there a way to help that
Speaker 2: for somebody who unfortunate, like you know, I guess I
Speaker 2: won't say that a doctor's negligent because I don't know
Speaker 2: what the fuck their work environment is like. But those
Speaker 2: are the instances where you feel like, couldn't that help,
Speaker 2: Like like more or less they have fall through, Yeah,
Speaker 2: fall through the fucking cracks of being like, no, you're fine,
Speaker 2: it's fibroids, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it,
Speaker 2: don't worry about it. And then it's, hey, we totally
Speaker 2: fucked that up. Sorry, Yeah, that's just.
Speaker 4: Sorry, bye bye. And that's what's fucked up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's that, that's where you're hoping that the is
Speaker 2: there a way to improve that, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: but not just wholesale being like and this ship is
Speaker 2: more popping than doctors and of moving on yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then and then you get into the deeper
Speaker 4: conversation of like medical school being so fucking expensive and
Speaker 4: only certain types of people have access to it. I
Speaker 4: mean that that's what's fucked is there's so many layers
Speaker 4: that's happening in this conversation that we're trying to happen, right,
Speaker 4: But it's like you feel fucking crazy because you're just
Speaker 4: like I just want everyone I love to get good
Speaker 4: health care. Why is that so hard?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Why do you have to like, yeah, well there has
Speaker 1: to be like a shortage of doctors and they have
Speaker 1: to be like treated like shit, like professionally hazed to
Speaker 1: like like there's like stories like people are going through
Speaker 1: medical school. They're like these stories where it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: so I would be driving to work and like part
Speaker 1: of my routine was I would fall asleep at the
Speaker 1: red light and then people would wake me up by
Speaker 1: honking at me when the light turned green.
Speaker 2: And that's how I would like sleep during medical school.
Speaker 2: It's like exists, Jesus.
Speaker 1: Well why do you why no other profession crazy? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but there is this interesting case study of like cause
Speaker 1: the whole AI thing and like everybody going crazy about
Speaker 1: AI right now is really like a media bubble and
Speaker 1: like this technology has been around. It's just like once
Speaker 1: Chad GPT happened and a lot of people were like, whoa,
Speaker 1: it feels like I'm talking to person right when I
Speaker 1: talk to this thing and they give me answers. Yes,
Speaker 1: the answers aren't correct, but they get a lot of
Speaker 1: shit wrong. But it's interesting that it can type answers,
Speaker 1: So I'm impressed. But like there's been a AI for
Speaker 1: a while, and there was this company called Babylon Health,
Speaker 1: a startup in twenty eighteen that they had an AI
Speaker 1: chatbot that was reportedly able to diagnose medical conditions as
Speaker 1: accurately as a doctor. And the claim that claim was
Speaker 1: based on a study that, as noted in a follow
Speaker 1: up paper by researchers, did not offer convincing evidence that
Speaker 1: Babylon can perform better than doctors in any realistic situation,
Speaker 1: and there is a possibility that it might perform significantly worse.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's just like the over promising of the
Speaker 1: technology like just immediately, like starts immediately, because the second
Speaker 1: you have something like this, it gets put in a
Speaker 1: room with people who are like, how do we, at
Speaker 1: the highest level, as people who aren't involved in this
Speaker 1: at all, we're not doctors, how do we make the
Speaker 1: most money off of that?
Speaker 2: And the way to make the most money off of that.
Speaker 1: Is to just give unrealistic prognostications of like what the
Speaker 1: thing's going to be able to do, and like not
Speaker 1: work with it at all. And I feel like that's
Speaker 1: what AI is to a large degree. It's like a
Speaker 1: word for tech advances that we already have or that
Speaker 1: have been happening for a while. But the media bubble
Speaker 1: is like an opportunity for these like financial powers to
Speaker 1: like dig in and try to make money by like
Speaker 1: claiming that they can cut jobs.
Speaker 2: But anyways, this.
Speaker 1: Babylon company, the NHS, the British like healthcare system, signed
Speaker 1: a big contract with them to like take over signed
Speaker 1: three projects with the UK's NHS hospital trusts, and they
Speaker 1: ended up canceling almost all of them, like eight years
Speaker 1: before they were supposed to.
Speaker 2: And yeah, also, I like I wonder if the person
Speaker 2: who named it was was like a Rastafarian was looking
Speaker 2: at it like a Babylon type thing, you know, like
Speaker 2: real like the oppressive systems that we live under. According
Speaker 2: to the Rastafarian versus of Babylon, this is bullshit. This
Speaker 2: is hyper capitalist, oppressive bullshit.
Speaker 1: They invented it and were like, uh oh oh, this
Speaker 1: is bad Babylon.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I have two thoughts. The first one is I think
Speaker 4: it's also amusing because at some point in the future,
Speaker 4: like yeah, they get these ai whatever chap bought to
Speaker 4: come fucking take over the doctor's job. But then there's
Speaker 4: gonna be the next level of exploitation after that, where
Speaker 4: now like your privacy is at risk, like literal pictures
Speaker 4: of your body are now and like hidden within these
Speaker 4: AI chat you know, men are going to fucking hack
Speaker 4: that ship. Now they got pictures of my pussy because
Speaker 4: my gynecologists had to like you know, ship with you know,
Speaker 4: taking pictures and check if I got fibroids, you know,
Speaker 4: know whatever. It's like, you know, that's the next level.
Speaker 4: Once they introduced the shit, I mean, that's what's happening
Speaker 4: with fucking cars article about whether they's they say, like
Speaker 4: they're keeping taps on your sex life, on everything like that.
Speaker 4: You get that smart shit in anything, and you're gonna
Speaker 4: get to that point where it's like it just gets nasty.
Speaker 2: It was yeah, Like that article ended with like they're
Speaker 2: in a damn company that isn't fucking with your data,
Speaker 2: they said, except for two and they were like based
Speaker 2: in Europe because they have to actually abide by their
Speaker 2: privacy laws everybody else. They're hoovering up good data. They're
Speaker 2: watching you. Fuck yeah, they're watching the slogan you thought when.
Speaker 1: The car was off its headlights, weren't watching you?
Speaker 2: Wait? What? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Nasty? And then the second thought, I had was it's
Speaker 4: interesting how I mean, I think naturally all technology there's
Speaker 4: a dark side to it, right, any any invention it
Speaker 4: was going to have a dark side to it. You know,
Speaker 4: you invented whatever, the car and it's made to transport,
Speaker 4: but you can kill somebody with your car. So made
Speaker 4: me think about how Like I wonder if when pins
Speaker 4: were invented, like like who was the first person to
Speaker 4: get to die getting stabbed by a pin? And they
Speaker 4: were like, this is out of control. This is why
Speaker 4: we can have pins in our household, or pencils or whatever.
Speaker 2: The fuck.
Speaker 4: There's literally it's always this is human nature, it seems
Speaker 4: or it's like you invent something and it's going to
Speaker 4: be used for evil because that's the way humans work.
Speaker 1: I mean, we already have this one example that's pretty creepy,
Speaker 1: like so like that, there's this thing called deep Scribe,
Speaker 1: which is it's like your doctor will use it to
Speaker 1: record your conversation with your doctor and it captures the
Speaker 1: encounters in real time and automatically extracts medical information throughout
Speaker 1: the conversation, which sounds like a good idea good use
Speaker 1: of the technology, except the software was only able to
Speaker 1: catch eighty percent of what was recorded. Okay, their AI
Speaker 1: would have quote hallucinations and provide quote false information about patients,
Speaker 1: including errors enlisting medications, which seems pretty bad. So to
Speaker 1: fix this issue, the company hired a team of two
Speaker 1: hundred random people who would fix the notes by listening
Speaker 1: into these supposedly private recordings of medical appointments.
Speaker 2: So problem solved.
Speaker 3: We just got random you know, a random.
Speaker 4: All I'm hearing is job job. Come on, bro, you're
Speaker 4: hating that's true?
Speaker 2: Ye to those two hundred humans.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's so crazy. I hate it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then they're also using it to screw you over
Speaker 1: on insurance claims.
Speaker 2: So oh, we didn't even get to the good part
Speaker 2: where they're like, yeah, yeah, this will just go through
Speaker 2: insurance claims to help a doctor deny all of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's crazier to deny.
Speaker 1: The insurance company's Sigma is being sued for using an
Speaker 1: AI algorithm instead of doctors to review customer claims, allowing
Speaker 1: their doctors to deny claims without ever opening patient files.
Speaker 2: That's great, that's great, Yeah, I like how Yeah, there's
Speaker 2: like one example of this woman who had like was
Speaker 2: getting an ultrasound because they thought she may have ovarian cancer,
Speaker 2: and they found a cyst and then denied her claim
Speaker 2: for the ultrasound and a follow up procedure.
Speaker 1: Claiming neither were medically necessary, and leaving her on the
Speaker 1: hook for seven hundred and twenty three dollars, which is.
Speaker 2: Wild because they could have just done that without the AI, Right,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Okay, sure, I guess it's
Speaker 2: more efficient or just as fucked up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Should we take one more break and come back and
Speaker 1: talk about the real scandal that Rotten Tomatoes might not
Speaker 1: be as trustworthy?
Speaker 5: We all thought, oh no, and we're back.
Speaker 3: Or do you want to bring us back Marcella and
Speaker 3: we're back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there we go with Gusto, one of the best
Speaker 2: in the business.
Speaker 3: All right, so, Rotten Tomatoes, I've been I've been a
Speaker 3: Rotten Tomatoes skeptic for a while.
Speaker 4: You are that kind of white guy.
Speaker 2: I have some thoughts about rotten tomatoes.
Speaker 4: I just closed my laptop.
Speaker 2: In your online dating profile, it's like, here's some things
Speaker 2: about me, rotten tomatoes skeptic. Yeah, follower of christ.
Speaker 1: I prefer Metacritic personally because they have a little bit
Speaker 1: more a little bit more specific with the inputs that
Speaker 1: they put in, so like a five star review, not
Speaker 1: just fresh, it is, you know, input as a ten
Speaker 1: out of ten.
Speaker 4: Okay, but wait, back it up a second. Who is
Speaker 4: submitting to Rotten Tomatoes For those that don't know, like me,
Speaker 4: for example.
Speaker 2: Movie critics?
Speaker 4: Okay, but what who defines that?
Speaker 1: Who defines the movie crase? That's a great that's a
Speaker 1: great point. Yeah, and a great question. And it is
Speaker 1: the crux of the issue, right because Rotten Tomatoes determines it,
Speaker 1: and the owners of Rotten Tomatoes have some say into
Speaker 1: who gets allowed in there. And you'll never believe this.
Speaker 1: Rotten Tomatoes is owned by a movie studio. They're owned
Speaker 1: by Universal Pictures and Warner Brothers. Or sorry, they're owned
Speaker 1: by Warner Brothers and fan Dango, which shares a parent
Speaker 1: company with Universal Pictures. So yeah, they So it was
Speaker 1: just revealed that a PR company called Bunker fifteen, which
Speaker 1: is just.
Speaker 2: Like, ugh, you know, that's a shit job. Like if
Speaker 2: something like where do you work Bunker fifteen, they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is, but I'm sorry you.
Speaker 4: Bos Pepe the Frog Jesus.
Speaker 2: Really, Bunker fifteen's the Wojack Memea.
Speaker 1: Bunker fifteen juiced to the rotten tomato scores of the
Speaker 1: movie Ophelia, because when the reviews came out, it was so,
Speaker 1: this is a feminist retelling of Hamlet starring Opheliate time,
Speaker 1: and the reviews came out and it was coming in
Speaker 1: in a forty six percent, which classifies that is rotten.
Speaker 1: And then Bunker fifteen offered critics in quotes fifty dollars
Speaker 1: or more to post positive reviews, which bumped the rating
Speaker 1: up too fresh, And the next month the movie was
Speaker 1: acquired for distribution.
Speaker 2: So damn for fifty bucks. Starting for fifty bucks, it's
Speaker 2: so low, Like that's what. It's so fucking cheap, Like
Speaker 2: what y'all if if you're gonna, like, if you're gonna
Speaker 2: sell out your little rotten tomatoes, cred, go get some
Speaker 2: more fucking coin than that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it just shows you how much people are fucking
Speaker 4: whack as fucking sellouts and have no morals or ethics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they're also like, here's the thing, you don't know.
Speaker 2: I do about forty of these a day, right when
Speaker 2: I get figuring that I'm making two grand a day,
Speaker 2: actually I'm doing all.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, I mean that is how they think, though, I.
Speaker 1: Bet I'm sure so Bunker fifteen didny I do the allegations,
Speaker 1: but also admitted they have a quote small handful of
Speaker 1: writers that are set up that are set up a
Speaker 1: specific system where filmmakers can sponsor or pay to have
Speaker 1: them review a film, which doesn't sound like a denial
Speaker 1: of the allegation.
Speaker 2: Like they go, hey, man, are you paying critics to
Speaker 2: to like, you know, pad the reviews of films that
Speaker 2: are your clients of your PR company. We absolutely deny
Speaker 2: that much. No, what we do do have some critics
Speaker 2: who we can pay be paid.
Speaker 4: They got the same PR company as Trump. Huh I
Speaker 4: I protected?
Speaker 2: So yeah, right, they're saying we're covered on the Presidential
Speaker 2: Records Act. So next question, my honor.
Speaker 1: And since the Vulture piece went up alleging all of this,
Speaker 1: the Ophelia page has disappeared from Real.
Speaker 2: Tomatoes and Waits, and they use this to secure distribution.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's that's why there that's there's gonna that
Speaker 1: Like that feels like a lawsuit from whoever bought distribution rights.
Speaker 2: For that movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, it's really Oh wait, because I don't
Speaker 1: think that thing made much money oh shit whenever.
Speaker 2: So if you google it, it'll give you out like
Speaker 2: a result on Google. Then you go and guess what
Speaker 2: homie is? Four to oh four baby not here? That
Speaker 2: the droids you are looking for are not here. These
Speaker 2: are not the droids you're looking for.
Speaker 1: That movie ended up making two hundred and forty two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars, which I think is probably more than anybody
Speaker 1: paid to.
Speaker 8: For.
Speaker 2: Damn, it's uh, it's not good.
Speaker 1: But I yeah, like Rotten Tomatoes, just as has always
Speaker 1: seemed completely suspect and like arbitrary. You'd go, you'd see
Speaker 1: like a movie that like doesn't have good reviews, and
Speaker 1: you go on Rotten Tomato and it would be like
Speaker 1: seventy six percent like fresh, It's like whoa, whoa, what's anybody?
Speaker 1: We're just we're just taking.
Speaker 2: Their word for it.
Speaker 1: And they've also like there was they delayed the posting
Speaker 1: of the reviews of Justice League when that came out
Speaker 1: in twenty seventeen, Like it got real bad reviews, but
Speaker 1: they like wouldn't post the reviews for a while. They
Speaker 1: would be people to buy tickets that they wanted the
Speaker 1: body to find out the movie was bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of our earliest episodes was I remember us
Speaker 2: talking about that and we're like, what they can do that?
Speaker 2: And then we're like, oh, Warner Brothers owns it. Okay,
Speaker 2: I guess they rotten tomatoes.
Speaker 4: It's so wild that, like this country is so like
Speaker 4: freedom of speech, freedom of speech, and any chance anyone
Speaker 4: gets like, but how much does it cost to get
Speaker 4: you to change that speech?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: Right? Exactly?
Speaker 1: How can I buy?
Speaker 4: Cost of speech?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Cost of speech? Like god, that's so wild.
Speaker 2: I mean, you got discounted speech over here, you're looking
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 4: Shit. It's also like I know that when I use
Speaker 4: like yelp, because I don't I don't use wrote tomatoes.
Speaker 4: I don't give a shit about movies, but when I
Speaker 4: use Yelp, I'm definitely always like I can't trust you.
Speaker 4: Like I hate. I hate when like you read something
Speaker 4: and you're like this has nothing to do with the food.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, you no, right, because there's there's yelp reviews
Speaker 2: or you go, oh, you fucked up on your anniversary
Speaker 2: din or pro you're taking it out on this restaurant
Speaker 2: that they didn't have X, Y and Z because it's
Speaker 2: like I made I made a reservation that day and
Speaker 2: then when we got there, it's like, hold, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no.
Speaker 4: My favorite, of course is the I eat here a
Speaker 4: million times, But today it's like, why didn't you review
Speaker 4: the other million times when he killed it? That's the
Speaker 4: actual review I want. But anyways, so I'm curious when
Speaker 4: you guys use rotten tomatoes, like, is there ever like
Speaker 4: you feel like this person is insincere or this is
Speaker 4: a suspect, Like can you can you read that the
Speaker 4: way that you can kind of see it in yelp?
Speaker 2: The other thing that's really weird. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's totally subjective whether a thing, whether a review is
Speaker 1: rotten or fresh, you know, like if they give it
Speaker 1: like two stars, sometimes they'll put that as rotten or
Speaker 1: as fresh.
Speaker 2: Like it totally.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's really there's a there's a lot of
Speaker 1: like shade consists since yeah, consistency, thank you, which is
Speaker 1: why if you'll, if you'll check your inbox, I've just
Speaker 1: sent you a fifteen page slide show.
Speaker 2: Metacritic is the superior website. Metacritic the superior website.
Speaker 1: All right, Marcella, such a pleasure. I mean, you were
Speaker 1: so wonderful.
Speaker 4: I was so boring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of bummed out. Yeah, there you go, bring
Speaker 2: it back. Where's that dial? The smoke up real quick?
Speaker 4: I'll come back, and I got promote. I guess I'll
Speaker 4: take us to this show. So I was like, let
Speaker 4: me be nice, even though I don't like being nice.
Speaker 2: No, I mean I don't think. I think it's a
Speaker 2: misnomer to even to categorize you.
Speaker 4: We agree on that ship, No, we agree. I'm working
Speaker 4: a bit about character versus demeanor. Yeah, because people confuse
Speaker 4: your demeanor with your character and this is not how
Speaker 4: it should be. But people are ready for all that ship.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh god, she said please shut the fuck up. She
Speaker 4: told she stole your husband when she said please, bitch
Speaker 4: so dumb. Anyways, that was my final rant. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much. You can find me at Marcella Comedy and
Speaker 4: now reminder, I will be headlining the Hollywood Improv September fifteenth.
Speaker 4: I'm coming to Chandler, Arizona in September twenty second. I'll
Speaker 4: be in Portland headlining High Note Comedy on the twenty eighth.
Speaker 4: I'll also be opening for Michelle Buteau. So if you've
Speaker 4: got tickets, I think there's still one more show with her.
Speaker 4: Excited about that. I'm also coming to the Santa Cruz
Speaker 4: Festival in October, and I'm doing Vegas in November, but
Speaker 4: I think i'll be back to kick it with y.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta tell you, thank you amazing. Do you
Speaker 2: like doing Vegas? You like doing Vegas.
Speaker 4: For my first time doing Vegas, oh wow, it's the
Speaker 4: middle of the week show. So I'm excited about that
Speaker 4: because I really feel like the weekend crowd is fucking
Speaker 4: too insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah bonkers. You people who've already like lost their mortgage.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I mean you're gonna have that any day of the week,
Speaker 4: but on the weekend there are like people coming to
Speaker 4: have a week and to really lose big exactly.
Speaker 2: Somebody who like already legally died at a hospital and
Speaker 2: then came back drunk for like you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, during the week you got all the people that
Speaker 4: have like their little vouchers and their discounted rooms and
Speaker 4: you know, pros, the pros. That's I am excited about that,
Speaker 4: but I don't know how that's gonna be. I've never
Speaker 4: done Vegas.
Speaker 2: I'm excited.
Speaker 4: Piece of media I'm enjoying is my friend Coreyla Kasik
Speaker 4: has this Uh, you guys would appreciate this. Oh, I
Speaker 4: had it written down in the room and I had
Speaker 4: to come down here. But I think it's like Molly
Speaker 4: bro on Instagram. He's going viral right now because he
Speaker 4: was at Burning Man and so he just is like
Speaker 4: doing like a Hey, guys, do you need a spond
Speaker 4: If you want to sponsor us for here stranded, just
Speaker 4: one dollar we'll get us. If a million of you donate,
Speaker 4: one dollar can get us. Hella Molly. It's just like
Speaker 4: the funniest stupidest ship. He's part of a crew called
Speaker 4: the Dress Up Gang, which Frankiekniona is also in which
Speaker 4: you guys a yes from fit but they it's just
Speaker 4: such a funny character. His name is Molly bro on Instagram. Fuck,
Speaker 4: I wish I think I have it wrong. Let me
Speaker 4: see if I can't pull it up. Official Molly bro
Speaker 4: is his Instagram handle. That's amazing and he has really
Speaker 4: silly Molly content and it's actually very funny. I don't
Speaker 4: do Molly, but I you know, I can appreciate a
Speaker 4: good character.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why not? Of course?
Speaker 3: And Miles, where can people find you? Is there a
Speaker 3: working media you've been in?
Speaker 2: Drug? Yeah? Find me Twitter, Instagram, all them at based
Speaker 2: Life forums, at Miles of Gray. You know where to
Speaker 2: find us with our basketball takes. That's Miles and Jack
Speaker 2: got mad boosties. You like ninety Day Fiance, Check Sophia,
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Speaker 2: and True The True Crime Show. Check it out. The
Speaker 2: Good Thief please check it out. And let's see a
Speaker 2: tweet I like from Brittany Nichols at Bee as Hilarious
Speaker 2: tweeted strike knees to end. You know how many birds
Speaker 2: I can name? Now? It's too much? And if that's
Speaker 2: the metric, using like, oh no, I've become a bird
Speaker 2: watch in full, and now I can. I'm having arguments
Speaker 2: over what kind of hawks there are? I get it.
Speaker 2: Maybe outside a little to wait.
Speaker 4: I always saw her at was bish hilarious. Wow, I've
Speaker 4: been reading it wrong this whole time.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think I feel like it could be
Speaker 2: both because I used to read it like that too,
Speaker 2: and then I was like, well this b is, but
Speaker 2: it's also look it's it's up to the reader.
Speaker 4: She's a great she's a great writer.
Speaker 2: I think we can oh, we can all agree on that.
Speaker 4: Where can people find you? What's the piece of enjoying?
Speaker 1: Asking you can find me a Jack Underscore ol Brian.
Speaker 1: Uh tweet I'm enjoying is from Brian Jordan now Rez,
Speaker 1: who tweeted Courtyard Marriott Marian court Yard really makes you think, and.
Speaker 2: It did all night. Couldn't stop thinking about it.
Speaker 4: Sorry, you guys should be saying an ex that I like,
Speaker 4: not a tweet that I like.
Speaker 2: Fun that absolutely or.
Speaker 1: I will not I did formerly known as Twitter, you
Speaker 1: every publication in America.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. Check where people can find you.
Speaker 1: Uh, you can find me at Jack Underscore, Brian on Twitter, Twitter,
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Speaker 1: Zai Guist on Instagram. We have Facebook fan page and
Speaker 1: our website daily zeikes dot com. We post our episodes
Speaker 1: on our footnote good notes. We're we link off the
Speaker 1: information that we talked about today's episode, as well as
Speaker 1: a song that we think you might enjoy. Miles, what
Speaker 1: is the song that you think people might enjoy?
Speaker 2: I think we're gonna go out on a little bit
Speaker 2: of some UK rap here some drill from quang face
Speaker 2: k w e n g f ace E. This is
Speaker 2: the remix to the track Freedom. It's called Freedom too
Speaker 2: with Joy Orbison and over Mono I think are the
Speaker 2: beat makers that that flipped the beat. But anyway, Freedom
Speaker 2: with the number two by Quang Face get inwit do
Speaker 2: it all right? Well, we will link off to that
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Speaker 1: going to do it for us this morning. We are
Speaker 1: back on Monday with an episode where Miles and I
Speaker 1: are gonna tell you what was trending over the weekend.
Speaker 1: We'll tell you stuff we think is overrated underrated Monday
Speaker 1: like early afternoon ish and then Tuesday with.
Speaker 2: A special episode and we'll talk to you all.
Speaker 3: Then have a great Oh and there there will be
Speaker 3: a highlight reel of the best of this week over
Speaker 3: the weekend the weekly, so much shit for you guys
Speaker 3: to pay attention to.
Speaker 4: Did you guys do like a VH one countdown style.
Speaker 2: Of our greatest hits of number five this week?
Speaker 4: Number five to you by Coca Cola Classic.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's we're leaving money on the table by
Speaker 1: doing that. Yeah, any right, we'll talk to y'all on Monday.
Speaker 8: Bye.
Speaker 4: Thank you have dreams that fruits and fruit