Speaker 1: Hello, good, good, No yawning, Rosie, no yawning, come on,
Speaker 1: and no yawning alone.
Speaker 2: That while you stop. So the yawns are That was
Speaker 2: a full twelve minutes time. I'm just doing a lot.
Speaker 3: I'm doing a lot of yawning. Okay, I'm doing It's
Speaker 3: just I'm just into yawning. In twenty twenty five, this.
Speaker 4: Show is pretty boring for the guests, and we're using
Speaker 4: it because they do yawn while we're talking.
Speaker 5: Something I brought. I brought that into this.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 3: I appreciate. I appreciate the rule. Now I understand the
Speaker 3: depth behind it.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I'm a fragile male podcast. Though those words
Speaker 4: are redundant. I'm a male podcast.
Speaker 5: Just a guy.
Speaker 4: I'm amazed.
Speaker 5: Guy, I'm just a guy standing here in front of
Speaker 5: a girl.
Speaker 4: Yawn.
Speaker 5: I'm done, not the first time, not the first What are.
Speaker 4: You yawning to me?
Speaker 2: I'm trying to tell you something really important?
Speaker 4: Yawning.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they're not yawning at you.
Speaker 3: You're just like you're just like waiting for your wife
Speaker 3: to wake up and just so you can yell at
Speaker 3: at her.
Speaker 4: To me, you're boring. I'm not.
Speaker 6: What are we yawning at today, Hello the Internet, and
Speaker 6: welcome to season three, eighty five, Episode five of.
Speaker 4: Dirt Alleys That guys stay, production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 5: This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
Speaker 5: into American share consciousness. Never heard of it, America share consciousness. Nope,
Speaker 5: I'm unconscious. Oh no, yeah, yeah, I try to be.
Speaker 5: It's much easier, much easier.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, just kind of sleepwalking, just to make it.
Speaker 4: Fast food in cannabis. You know, that's how I reached
Speaker 4: the next plane of existency.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not storing memories I find.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's helpful. It is Friday, April twenty fifth,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. Yes, yes, it's double two five.
Speaker 5: This won't happen again for another three hundred.
Speaker 4: And seventy five years. Okay, might be next. I'll happen
Speaker 4: again next month. Sorry, yeah, I don't know. Hey, you
Speaker 4: never know. The world might end, so you might. That's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's also but actually, today, April twenty fifth is National
Speaker 4: Historic Marker Day, so you know, pay respect to those
Speaker 4: historic markers you see on the road that are like, oh,
Speaker 4: here is the this place where history has taken place?
Speaker 4: National hug a Plumber Day, National Hairball Awareness Day for
Speaker 4: all your feline feels.
Speaker 5: Those are related hairballs in my shower.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this is for cats. This is more cats hairballs. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 4: a health a health concern. National DNA Day, National Arbor Day,
Speaker 4: shout out to National Zucchini bread Day, National Telephone Day.
Speaker 5: Do you even use telephones like that anymore?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, constantly.
Speaker 5: I'm just always at my at my corner waiting for
Speaker 5: the payphone to ring. You knowmever you see that happen
Speaker 5: in old movies, Like that's the plan. Yeah, you're going
Speaker 5: to get a call on that public phone.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I used to know the payphone number at my
Speaker 4: elementary school, amazing because that was the fun thing, is something.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what we had a like at a dorm
Speaker 5: there that I lived in, there was the public phone that,
Speaker 5: like your parents would just call and people would be like,
Speaker 5: you're like Jack, it's for you exactly, kids, Jack, pick
Speaker 5: up that brown.
Speaker 4: Anyways.
Speaker 5: Also, the hairballs in my shower are also a health hazard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, good, don't clog your drinks. My name is
Speaker 4: Jack O'Brien ak. J D went and killed the Pope.
Speaker 4: JD went and killed the Pope. JD went and kill
Speaker 4: the Pope. JD.
Speaker 5: You kind of can see where it's going from there,
Speaker 5: Gerald Dean Rice on the Discord. Super producer Victor sent
Speaker 5: this article to the Chat yesterday. Did you guys see
Speaker 5: the quote from.
Speaker 4: JD Vance when asked about being one of the last
Speaker 4: officials to meet with the Pope, He's like, I thought
Speaker 4: a lot about that. Actually, it's pretty crazy. Actually, obviously
Speaker 4: when I saw him, I didn't know that he had
Speaker 4: less than twenty four hours still on this earth.
Speaker 5: It's like, j Yeah, that's in fact, that's so obvious.
Speaker 5: You feeling the need to say it makes me want
Speaker 5: to take another look at that assumption, right right right,
Speaker 5: You didn't know he.
Speaker 4: Had less than twenty four hours. I didn't realize my
Speaker 4: skin would burn when I touched him, though I wasn't
Speaker 4: expecting that.
Speaker 5: I didn't know he would gasp and say I've never
Speaker 5: seen such evil before and fall into a deep COMA
Speaker 5: crazy dog. Anyways, My life is like a movie dog,
Speaker 5: a movie the same movie. Joined as always buy my
Speaker 5: co host, mister Miles It's Miles Gray.
Speaker 4: When's Sainte Diace worsing podcast? Lad, let us fucking go contractions.
Speaker 4: No day shall stand. Let us fucking go, shout out
Speaker 4: Halsey on salad, because yeah, we don't fuck with contractions,
Speaker 4: and it sounds better when you say, let us fucking
Speaker 4: go go, So let us let us let us please?
Speaker 4: Shall we anyway House on salad? Thanks for that one,
Speaker 4: and apologies for my Louis Armstrong impression. But sometimes you
Speaker 4: got to dust off the old vocal courts.
Speaker 5: I mean, I feel like that is putting a time
Speaker 5: limit on your podcasting career, whatever whatever it takes to
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 4: That feels like that hurts.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 5: No, it's great, it's great, it's great, it's no problem.
Speaker 5: It's annoying to everyone in my home.
Speaker 4: Though, Miles.
Speaker 5: We are thrilled to be joined by two of the
Speaker 5: people behind the amazing nerd culture podcast X ray Vision,
Speaker 5: brilliantly talented executive producer and the award winning host, respectively.
Speaker 4: Please welcome Joel Monique and Rosie No.
Speaker 7: Something I like to call us Iheart's Home for Fandom.
Speaker 2: We're at the home for the fans. Come and tell
Speaker 2: me about you.
Speaker 5: Behind Iheart's Home for Fandom.
Speaker 2: Hell, that's what some people are saying, so many and
Speaker 2: many are saying you're right.
Speaker 5: You're right then their Iheart's home for fandom. How are
Speaker 5: you guys doing? What a time for fandom?
Speaker 2: What a time to be alive? I p M because
Speaker 2: I think we are in I p mcged No, you
Speaker 2: killed it with April.
Speaker 3: April to May has been wild last of us and
Speaker 3: or Sinners obviously like unbelievable, smash it very glad that
Speaker 3: just coming off.
Speaker 5: Again. You're saying sinners and or the last of us, or.
Speaker 2: If you want to pick one or the other, that's
Speaker 2: also fine, yes, and or.
Speaker 3: The critically acclaimed Disney television program by Tony Toneeson and Gilroy.
Speaker 2: Found the tones were.
Speaker 4: Stay Michael Clayton, trust me.
Speaker 2: We've been talking about Michael Clayton too.
Speaker 3: Much podcast and in real life, like me, Joel and.
Speaker 2: Jason in one group, you're going to be getting a
Speaker 2: Michael qualite.
Speaker 5: And that was the other pitched tagline for the show.
Speaker 5: We're talking about Michael Clayton, maybe too much.
Speaker 2: People. Many people say they are the home for too
Speaker 2: many Michael Clayton references.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, just I want to be I just
Speaker 4: want to be off like that dude and Michael Clayton.
Speaker 4: Yeah they I mean the.
Speaker 2: Universe.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, glove treatment. I mean they just come in,
Speaker 4: they take care of you.
Speaker 5: They handle everything.
Speaker 4: We handle it. You won't even know.
Speaker 5: Check their watch as your pulse is fading. Yep, and
Speaker 5: there it is one of the wildest, Like that scene
Speaker 5: is written on my soul. Oh yeah, so dark.
Speaker 4: It's just it's the clinical nature of it. It's because
Speaker 4: you're like, oh, they've done this, They've done their ten
Speaker 4: thousand hours of set up deaths. They're like, they're like
Speaker 4: the Beatles when they they got back from Germany's the movie.
Speaker 2: From two thousand and seven.
Speaker 4: Guys, it's a hit that happens in the movie Michael Clayton.
Speaker 4: That is clinical and also wanting.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I feel like in a in a Boeing
Speaker 2: era that we're living in. You know, you're thinking about
Speaker 2: it all the time.
Speaker 3: You're like, Also, Tony gil were in like just an
Speaker 3: unbelievable talent, you know, not only his and or a
Speaker 3: really fantastic television show, but he also wrote the Cutting Edge,
Speaker 3: like the.
Speaker 2: Ice Skating Range, your legacy Cutting Edge.
Speaker 3: We we've been talking about it, me and Jason, we
Speaker 3: talked to Tony about it last season. I'm sure it
Speaker 3: will come up again, It was advocate like, it's just
Speaker 3: like he's doing all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, he's a great guy and and or is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like a masterpiece.
Speaker 4: But I mean, one thing that can be said about
Speaker 4: Miles and I were with a number of a ks
Speaker 4: we've had so far as oh, I have so many
Speaker 4: names reference thank you.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: All right, we're.
Speaker 4: Going to get to know you both a little bit
Speaker 4: better in a moment. First, we're going to tell the
Speaker 4: listeners a couple of the things we're talking about.
Speaker 5: We're going to talk about Trump's approval rating being in the.
Speaker 4: In the shitter? Yeah is that? Am I reading this correctly? Yeah?
Speaker 5: It's s H I T T E R.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, yeah, the shitter. Vladimir stop stop stop it, Vladimir.
Speaker 4: He's a steally negotiator. That tweet. Really, I'm not happy
Speaker 4: with the Russian strike on kid. Not necessary and very
Speaker 4: bad timing. Vladimir stop. Five thousand soldiers a week are dying.
Speaker 4: Let's get the peace deal. Do really was giving Ellis
Speaker 4: and Diehard another really old reference. But where he's talking
Speaker 4: to Hans Gruber, He's like, huh, babe, put away the gun.
Speaker 4: This is the radio television. Come on, come on, like
Speaker 4: just had no idea who he was dealing with to
Speaker 4: this moment. Stop, Oh my god, stop.
Speaker 7: Why it sounds like a husband trying to communicate with
Speaker 7: his wife on Facebook. They turn it down, like, dad,
Speaker 7: this is public. Please.
Speaker 4: Yes, we'll talk about the new Academy award rules that
Speaker 4: seem onerous to me. They seem too.
Speaker 5: Harsh, because really hot, we're not just copying the Golden Globes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: We might talk about media literacy, we might talk about
Speaker 4: the fire Festival, all that plenty more. But first, Rosie Joel,
Speaker 4: we do like to get to know our guests a
Speaker 4: little bit better by asking them to do something from
Speaker 4: their search history that is revealing.
Speaker 5: About who they are. I'd like to ask you both
Speaker 5: for that. And then I understand that you've decided to
Speaker 5: trade off the overrated underrated.
Speaker 7: Yes, wait, Rosie, can you go first on search history?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I can, because today I was looking up the very
Speaker 3: exciting laws around internet safety when you work for a
Speaker 3: large corporation. So I was searching exciting things such as
Speaker 3: I'm like one hundred years old, guys, I'm looking in
Speaker 3: my history.
Speaker 2: I'm like where's the search Guys like I don't remember
Speaker 2: the acronym, but okay, I'll tell you this is a
Speaker 2: this is a good one.
Speaker 3: Currently in my search history, I do have my training
Speaker 3: which I was trying to learn about different kinds of
Speaker 3: important health and safety. I also have a reddit for
Speaker 3: what do people give out free at K pop concerts?
Speaker 3: Because I was making a present for my friend who
Speaker 3: loves kpop? And what's the other most interesting history thing?
Speaker 5: Wait, what do you mean give out free at a can?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, let me.
Speaker 3: Educate you, because I too am I am like not
Speaker 3: a young hip person anymore if I have and basically
Speaker 3: at K pop concerts and I'm sorry to the Taylor
Speaker 3: Swift fans it was their first. It is very common
Speaker 3: for the young girls and the young people who go
Speaker 3: to these shows. They make fan photo cards of the
Speaker 3: capop idols, They switch kind of all kinds of merchandise.
Speaker 3: People will take plastic cups, people will take those light sticks.
Speaker 3: And when you go on Reddit and you look at
Speaker 3: freebies on concerts because I am just a dad who
Speaker 3: looks up everything on Reddit, they're just these unbelievable hauls
Speaker 3: that these girls get when they go because there's you know,
Speaker 3: twenty thousand people there and they're all switching around little
Speaker 3: bracelets with their bias on it or with the name of.
Speaker 4: The band Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like that, but like more.
Speaker 3: Extrapolated to multiple different kinds of merchandise. And a big
Speaker 3: part of like CA pop popularity is these things called
Speaker 3: photo cards where it's just like a little photo of
Speaker 3: the idol and they trade them kind of like trading cards.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I was looking up that kind of stuff
Speaker 3: to arrange a cute surprise for a friend, and I
Speaker 3: was really learning a lot, as I always do when
Speaker 3: I go and read it and ask a question that
Speaker 3: one hundred forty year old men have asked before me.
Speaker 5: My daughter's going to a K pop show.
Speaker 4: Have you tried just going to Google and asking their AI?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, dude, I'm I'm just as a as a
Speaker 3: person who spends a lot of time on the Internet
Speaker 3: and who writes a lot of articles and does a
Speaker 3: lot of journalism. The moment that that came up, I
Speaker 3: was like, I have to pretend it doesn't exist, yah,
Speaker 3: because otherwise at one point I will get okay, because
Speaker 3: I'm busy and I will get got and suddenly I
Speaker 3: will be writing something completely factually inaccurate. I'm like, I
Speaker 3: got to stay to the sources I know, the sites
Speaker 3: I know, and mostly that has just led to me
Speaker 3: just going to the thing like comic books because you can't.
Speaker 2: You got to ignore it.
Speaker 5: Google completely broken for completely or like years now, and
Speaker 5: now they just have a thing that's like what what
Speaker 5: if we just like took from the top five results
Speaker 5: that have been wrong for years?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because my.
Speaker 7: First old man yells at cloud moment where my kids
Speaker 7: don't look at the AI.
Speaker 2: It's terrible.
Speaker 7: They're so frequently wrong, and it's really terrifying, Uh if
Speaker 7: you're a person who really enjoys people reading, because I
Speaker 7: feel like it's just reducing literacy like om bransion by
Speaker 7: even more, and you're just like, it's it's just Google
Speaker 7: is just it used to be so accurate, you guys.
Speaker 7: Remember when Google was good? Always go over there, what
Speaker 7: we're looking for.
Speaker 5: Was good?
Speaker 2: Oh my well, I mean I remember using as Jeeves guys.
Speaker 4: I just a that was kind of the beginning of
Speaker 4: the AI creep though, because with ask Jeeves, I remember
Speaker 4: it was so totally set up to be like rather
Speaker 4: than a search term like your yeah, yeah, exactly in
Speaker 4: a conversational way. But I mean the more I look
Speaker 4: at like AI and I hear like like like men
Speaker 4: talk about it's like dude, like you can actually do
Speaker 4: therapy on there and stuff. Oh, I'm like, I'm now
Speaker 4: convinced AI was just created so men didn't have to
Speaker 4: appear like they didn't know anything.
Speaker 2: And no, no, I think that you I think it was.
Speaker 3: That is one of the biggest problems with it is
Speaker 3: it is exactly that because I didn't realize in my
Speaker 3: you know, naivete as somebody who's just too old to
Speaker 3: have been sucked into it. Multiple friends that I have
Speaker 3: who work with people who are in their twenties are
Speaker 3: just constantly catching them using it like it has become
Speaker 3: the go to so quickly to just put something through
Speaker 3: chat EUTP or ask them a question. And then people
Speaker 3: come on the Internet as they always have done and
Speaker 3: act like they are an expert source. Right, But the
Speaker 3: funny thing is now they are getting it from like
Speaker 3: a before you might have gone to a fandom site
Speaker 3: like fans sourced media and archival spaces are really really
Speaker 3: important and have for a long time been Like at
Speaker 3: the heart of a lot of genre fandoms. But you
Speaker 3: would go there and you would feed someone else's thing.
Speaker 3: You would you do some research or maybe you just
Speaker 3: quote it from Wikipedia. But now you're literally just quoting
Speaker 3: something wrong. Like nine times out of ten that AI
Speaker 3: answer is going to be absolutely incorrect. I was looking
Speaker 3: up something about the technological safety. I'm really sure I'm
Speaker 3: making this corporation feel great.
Speaker 2: I obviously all the lingo down, But don't worry.
Speaker 3: I will never put a USB stick where it doesn't
Speaker 3: belong to Yeah, I know that much.
Speaker 5: The thing that you learn in those trainings is if
Speaker 5: you find a USB stick in the parking lot, don't
Speaker 5: don't load it up, don't don't just take pick it
Speaker 5: up and plug it directly into your computer as I
Speaker 5: had been doing for you.
Speaker 3: I don't outdated, because whose computer even still has a
Speaker 3: USB prec exactly?
Speaker 4: No one dongle? But what this USB?
Speaker 3: I really know. But like even during that while I
Speaker 3: was trying to understand a bit more about like these
Speaker 3: different legislations have come in in the last any you know,
Speaker 3: since twenty fifteen or whenever. Every time I would be
Speaker 3: googling to try and understand more about it because I'm like,
Speaker 3: if I'm going to do the training, I may as
Speaker 3: well actually learn something. So I googled it and then
Speaker 3: they are legit giving me like the incorrect answer and
Speaker 3: information in the top, while the correct thing is in
Speaker 3: the you know the answer below, and that I think
Speaker 3: as well, Joel, you must under you must know this feeling.
Speaker 3: Me and Joel both came up like doing you know, journalism, entertainment,
Speaker 3: journalism and stuff. And if you wrote like a big
Speaker 3: deep dive interview or a law piece five years ago,
Speaker 3: the best kind of feeling of achievement was if yours
Speaker 3: was the first answer on Google, you would be like, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm the most cited. I'm ever like this is me now,
Speaker 3: I'm like that better not fucking ever question that AI,
Speaker 3: because it is I've definitely got.
Speaker 5: Something wrong, like right, yeah, I mean it just general
Speaker 5: like it's a is a perfect replacement for men in
Speaker 5: that they just created a machine that will give an
Speaker 5: answer that isn't correct very confidently, you know, like made
Speaker 5: by men for men, and you don't place men.
Speaker 4: You don't and you don't have to struggle in public
Speaker 4: square of men because you can quietly.
Speaker 5: Just you know, like your phone and even for fucking therapy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I know, and like I can see
Speaker 4: that there are potentially non malicious applications of it, but
Speaker 4: like when I see the amount of people like reflexively.
Speaker 5: Like just think that that's the answer, that's what That's
Speaker 5: what spooks me out. Yeah, Joelle, is there something from
Speaker 5: your search history that's really so funny?
Speaker 7: You bring up K pop because I was hating up
Speaker 7: Black Pink tickets? I like, I like Jenny, She's cool. Uh,
Speaker 7: everybody loves Lalla Lisa. She's pretty sweet. It's got her
Speaker 7: a little uh song that I'm down. That's like maybe
Speaker 7: the girls song is everywhere. It's literally taken over my feet.
Speaker 7: And I was like, well, maybe I'll go. The tickets
Speaker 7: were more expensive, and then I paid.
Speaker 5: For Beyonce and I'm like, oh shit, I can't. I don't.
Speaker 7: I think I can't do that. I can't. So I'm
Speaker 7: just gonna wait. And there's still a ton of tickets
Speaker 7: left though, so I'm like, maybe closure to the concert,
Speaker 7: we'll look say.
Speaker 2: What about this, Joelle.
Speaker 3: This is not an advertisement, as I am not sponsored,
Speaker 3: but I do enjoy the game Time app where you
Speaker 3: can buy a ticket like two hours before a show
Speaker 3: and it's.
Speaker 5: Like twenty bucks.
Speaker 2: That was what happened with Beyonce last time. There was
Speaker 2: all these people buying floor show tickets, but like sixty bucks. Wow,
Speaker 2: tour like as long as you're like a couple of
Speaker 2: hours away. So I think you got the right idea.
Speaker 7: I haven't explored the game time app yet, but let
Speaker 7: me download it because I'm also looking at floor seats
Speaker 7: for the WNBA games when those started back up. You
Speaker 7: know I've been wanting to go I haven't you? Yes,
Speaker 7: because it was you you were telling you about how
Speaker 7: much when the WNBA games were and I was like,
Speaker 7: I got to go check these things out.
Speaker 3: The WNBA you can buy because the Sparks ended up
Speaker 3: as the lowest team, if not maybe one of I
Speaker 3: think it was the lowest ranked. But and I went
Speaker 3: to the last and it was unbelievable. The girl I
Speaker 3: just wanted to cry.
Speaker 2: She was like, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: We'll do better, like the captain of the team, and
Speaker 3: I was like, no, you are amazing, Like it's okay.
Speaker 2: None of us watching this are professional.
Speaker 3: Athletes, but that's like it's okay, Like you didn't do
Speaker 3: the cheapest they had when I emailed to find out
Speaker 3: about the season tickets. They had season tickets that started
Speaker 3: at like four hundred bucks, but like not terrible seats
Speaker 3: because the.
Speaker 7: Place for the queer girlies to like hang out, meet
Speaker 7: one another, see amazingly tall Amazon women on each other,
Speaker 7: like I'm just really.
Speaker 3: Here for And I will add another selling point, which
Speaker 3: is when I went, two of the girls had a
Speaker 3: fist fight. It was pretty Griner and one of the
Speaker 3: girls from the sparks and they got in a fist
Speaker 3: fight and they literally pretty got the game and they
Speaker 3: both got ejected, just straight up ejected.
Speaker 2: It was it was pretty sick. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 7: Sports fight is a top tier. I've never been to
Speaker 7: a sporting event where there's been a fist fight, but
Speaker 7: there's one happening, and I'm like, I'm on my feet immediately,
Speaker 7: I was like, let's go, let's see. I just well,
Speaker 7: I don't you know fighting, I r L. But sports
Speaker 7: are in real life. That's it. Those are billionaires punching
Speaker 7: each other.
Speaker 4: We should be.
Speaker 2: Somebody's writing somewhere. It's like, just let them fight, that's fair.
Speaker 5: I feel like there's a lot of there's a lot
Speaker 5: of blood lust right now in the sports fandom, like
Speaker 5: there there are a couple of NBA series that, oh,
Speaker 5: I have a really good chance of in Round one
Speaker 5: of the NBA Playoffs of going spilling over into street
Speaker 5: fights and everyone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like the same reason people wantch hockey, They
Speaker 3: just want to see somebody beat someone else up right,
Speaker 3: That's the the same reason people go to the to
Speaker 3: see any kind of large, slightly dangerous event is like, oh,
Speaker 3: what if it went wrong? Like there's a human curiosity there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you're right twenty twenty five springing out the bloodlust?
Speaker 5: What if the horses and the Kentucky Derby started fighting
Speaker 5: each other?
Speaker 2: Okay, I would want to kind you want to see
Speaker 2: the animals fight.
Speaker 4: You'll just take a quick break and we'll come back
Speaker 4: and find out what you guys think is overrated and
Speaker 4: underrated and get into some news.
Speaker 5: We'll be right back and we're back, and Rosie, we
Speaker 5: do like to ask our guests, what is something you
Speaker 5: think is underrated?
Speaker 3: Wow, I'm so sorry to everybody listening to this, because,
Speaker 3: as Joel knows, is essentially my job to love underrated
Speaker 3: stuff on the X Ray Vision. I am the only
Speaker 3: fan of the Marvel's Eternal movie Eternals movie, which I
Speaker 3: thought was wonder four hard sci fi so and that
Speaker 3: has been my cross to bed. I am sitting in
Speaker 3: my Marvel Eternals gaming chat that I bought as a
Speaker 3: troll on a discount at some point, and it's now
Speaker 3: just cemented me as the number one Eternals fan. But
Speaker 3: that's not what I'm going to talk about, because it's
Speaker 3: actually finally slightly rated because of letterboxed and Disney Plus.
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you about the most underrated film
Speaker 3: franchise that you've never heard of, and it is the Vivica,
Speaker 3: a Fox produced and starring in twenty seven movie long
Speaker 3: lifetime franchise called the Wrong Movie Franchise, or as I
Speaker 3: call it, the Wrong franchise.
Speaker 2: Every single movie is directed by David.
Speaker 3: Decoto, who is a gay aes schlock director who is
Speaker 3: most known for horror, but has.
Speaker 2: Moved into the TV made for TV movies space.
Speaker 3: He is very well known for a really one of
Speaker 3: the worst movies ever made that's generally recognized that is
Speaker 3: called A Talking Cat, which has Eric Roberts voicing a
Speaker 3: talking cat, and it is like a perennial midnight movie classic.
Speaker 3: Now it's insane. But the Wrong movies are very simple.
Speaker 3: They are women in peril, as we call lifetime movies.
Speaker 3: Nine acts structure, and every single one is called the
Speaker 3: wrong cheerleader, the wrong real estate agent, the wrong.
Speaker 2: Coach, the wrong cheerleading coach assistant.
Speaker 3: Like they get more and more niche as they go,
Speaker 3: and they are really fun schlocky b movie is and
Speaker 3: Vivicar is amazing, and she also owns her own wig company,
Speaker 3: so she's always got those nice wigs on in the movie,
Speaker 3: which lifetimes of movies do not often have. But the
Speaker 3: best part of every movie is about five or six
Speaker 3: movies in they realized that they were kind of onto
Speaker 3: a camp classic. So at the end of the movie,
Speaker 3: when like five people have been murdered by whoever the
Speaker 3: wrong person is, Vivica like turns around and she goes,
Speaker 3: I guess you hired the wrong real estate agent. And
Speaker 3: it is incredible, And they work twenty seven of them
Speaker 3: and they stop making them about two and a half
Speaker 3: years ago, but I'm like desperate for them to bring
Speaker 3: them back because it is I think it is I
Speaker 3: think lifetime movie.
Speaker 2: This is my pitch, my general underrated Lifetime pitch. It
Speaker 2: is the contemporary B.
Speaker 3: Movie hub of the world, which that crown may be
Speaker 3: being taken by Chubby originals now, but it has been
Speaker 3: for a long time. Like eighty percent of their movies
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty two were directed and written by women.
Speaker 3: So it's also a space where the numbers of people
Speaker 3: they get to make the movies are like so much more.
Speaker 2: Diverse than you would think.
Speaker 3: And it has movie a fox basically like doing a
Speaker 3: campy bit at the end of every movie. So go
Speaker 3: and watch them, guys, the Wrong Movie franchise. My dream
Speaker 3: is to make a podcast called The Wrong Podcast where
Speaker 3: I just rewatched them all with Vivicar and talk about
Speaker 3: the master pieces. What.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it looks like they ended on twenty six
Speaker 5: and twenty seven. The Wrong Life Coach was twenty six
Speaker 5: exactly the Wrong Obsession, which I don't know that could
Speaker 5: be anything. I feel like there's plenty more.
Speaker 2: That's too vague.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I's a little vague.
Speaker 2: I have a specscript that I wrote because I was
Speaker 2: so obsessed with them. That's just the Wrong the Wrong.
Speaker 3: Publisher and she's like a Kathy esque like female cartoonist
Speaker 3: right doing strip comics, but her editor is like becomes
Speaker 3: obsessed with her and then tries to steal the comic,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, guys, you're going as niche as like
Speaker 3: the wrong real estate agent. I think we can move
Speaker 3: it into like publishing comics space.
Speaker 5: Like that's they did the wrong They did the wrong
Speaker 5: cheerleader and the wrong cheer captain, so they're they're willing
Speaker 5: to cheerleader coach exactly.
Speaker 3: That's multiple Lifetime movies love cheerleaders for something.
Speaker 5: This is my the three thousand dollars Jessica Fletcher question,
Speaker 5: because Jessica Fletcher is a character, you know, the star
Speaker 5: Murder she wrote, is a character who it doesn't really
Speaker 5: she's a mystery writer, but it doesn't really make sense
Speaker 5: that ninety percent of the people she's ever met get
Speaker 5: murdered or are involved in a murder. Her town has
Speaker 5: a cabin cove where she lives. It's just like you,
Speaker 5: you're going to get murdered. Yes, what is the reason
Speaker 5: that Vivig a fox within the movies is involved in
Speaker 5: so many murders?
Speaker 3: They they did learn from the murder she wrote trope,
Speaker 3: And while they could have made Vivica the same character
Speaker 3: in every movie, that is not the case, it is
Speaker 3: not like a shared universe because most people who watch
Speaker 3: life movies just turn on if Vivica Fox is in it,
Speaker 3: They're just gonna turn it on. So sometimes she is
Speaker 3: a main character, I think the real wrong real estate agent.
Speaker 3: She is the one who gets the real estate agent
Speaker 3: who becomes obsessed with her.
Speaker 2: But often she might just be like the head teacher
Speaker 2: of the school.
Speaker 3: Oh so it depends as she goes, and they're always
Speaker 3: different characters. It is not like Jessica obviously the Murder
Speaker 3: of Fletcher and I watch that show like religiously. There's
Speaker 3: a twenty four hour free merch she wrote channel on
Speaker 3: Roku TV, so that's like one of my ultimate work things.
Speaker 3: But yeah, her and mid Jessica Fletcher and the guys
Speaker 3: from Midsummer Murders, Like, if you ever see them, just
Speaker 3: don't just leave.
Speaker 2: She's the angel of death. Jessica Fletcher is the.
Speaker 5: Angel of death. Wow, what a gig for a Vivi
Speaker 5: Gay Fox to just be like a character who's there
Speaker 5: to just turn around and be like, looks like you
Speaker 5: picked the wrong high school sweetheart exactly. It'sract to do
Speaker 5: the Horatio from CSI Miami. Yeah, every time and throw
Speaker 5: the fucking sunglass I would love Yeah, but I'm sure
Speaker 5: they don't have the budget for the who for these
Speaker 5: do it sound alike?
Speaker 4: Instead, they got the whoosh Joelle, What is something you
Speaker 4: think is overrated?
Speaker 7: I feel bad because I'm sure this has been on
Speaker 7: your series before because it's basic af But I think
Speaker 7: leaving the house is overrated.
Speaker 2: Agreed, it's good to leave.
Speaker 7: It's good to go outside and touch grass. You want
Speaker 7: to do that. But sometimes I feel like people are
Speaker 7: very they're too excited about me. Well, there's so much
Speaker 7: to know here, I'm like, but I perfectly curated the
Speaker 7: internal space of my domicile to comfort me, like a womb,
Speaker 7: so I can rest and reset my physical and mental being.
Speaker 7: And I just feel like we don't appreciate the protective
Speaker 7: spaces that we've created. Fire girls stay in the house sometimes,
Speaker 7: sometimes talk to no one. I just really think alone
Speaker 7: time by yourself, decompressing is not valued like it should be,
Speaker 7: and we should course correct.
Speaker 4: I think it depends on how important it is to you.
Speaker 4: I'm I can't socialize unless I'm alone for a significant
Speaker 4: period of time.
Speaker 2: Don't we charge the social battery?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Like I'm I'm like an extroverted introvert.
Speaker 4: I guess like people be like WHOA like when you're
Speaker 4: like you like to talk and you make jokes, I'm like, bro,
Speaker 4: I have to then go into my fucking Dracula coffin
Speaker 4: basically and be like, I'm gonna.
Speaker 7: It's a six hour honestly like this energy and then
Speaker 7: we're done.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's why I love hanging out with Joel and like
Speaker 3: being besties, because both of us if we're just like
Speaker 3: I don't have any energy anymore, man, like I'm just out, we'll.
Speaker 4: Be like cool.
Speaker 2: I'm also doing home like this is great.
Speaker 3: I love I'm just gonna I like the capsul of
Speaker 3: plan just what would just stay in one of our
Speaker 3: houses and just lay on the sofa there.
Speaker 7: My Rothie once hosted a Hunted sleepover where she got
Speaker 7: us some great lilies, little popcorn bowls, a plushy which
Speaker 7: was so love us, little beds, and we like we
Speaker 7: were just cozy watching horror movies in Twilight Zone and honestly,
Speaker 7: well see the other day that was like, I can't
Speaker 7: date man because my girlfriends take me on better dates.
Speaker 7: And this is exactly what I mean.
Speaker 2: Peak It's so true, like.
Speaker 3: My friend, one of my besties, Annie, she texted me
Speaker 3: and it was a tweet that someone had done where
Speaker 3: it was like why can't you like just find a
Speaker 3: man and settle with the man.
Speaker 2: And it's like because my friends text.
Speaker 3: Me like this, and it's like, oh, the love of
Speaker 3: my life, the soul that I was meant to have,
Speaker 3: Like how can I go one day without seeing your
Speaker 3: face or hearing a voice note?
Speaker 2: Like you light up my life?
Speaker 3: And it's like and you text the dude and it's
Speaker 3: just like, okay, period, you're awake.
Speaker 4: What's going Yeah, you're getting the hall Drago like love
Speaker 4: like you.
Speaker 2: Just how girls talk to each other.
Speaker 5: It's fantastic, lovely.
Speaker 4: All right, I think you made your case. I'm leaving
Speaker 4: my house again. Yes, let's get get the tissue on
Speaker 4: this out.
Speaker 5: Let's get into some of the reasons that one might
Speaker 5: never want to leave our house again.
Speaker 3: Right, Alliot, Joel, look at that. Just you're a producer,
Speaker 3: you could never question it.
Speaker 4: So one of the things, like, as we're watching everything
Speaker 4: go to complete hell around us, one of the things
Speaker 4: that I my brain always asks is like is everybody
Speaker 4: else seeing this like this? This is like this is bad, bad, right,
Speaker 4: like this where we all think this is bad.
Speaker 5: Turns out not everybody, but Donald Trump's approval not in
Speaker 5: the greatest place. No, if you're coming in being like
Speaker 5: I'm the most popular president of all time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he has a current approval rating of forty percent
Speaker 4: after one hundred days. That puts him at the lowest
Speaker 4: ever since the era of pulling, only second to Donald
Speaker 4: Trump in twenty.
Speaker 2: Second keeping himself company down there.
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly. You know, you gotta you gotta stay sharp, baby,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. You've got to always gotta
Speaker 4: push yourself. You gotta push the deal. Yeah exactly. And
Speaker 4: I think like, yeah, to your point, Jack, You're like, ah,
Speaker 4: because usually, like the republic like the Republican base, when
Speaker 4: you pull them, they're like, no, I love everything, and
Speaker 4: this is rain and this is how.
Speaker 5: It's supposed to be. It's not. The things are trending
Speaker 5: downward in a consistent way.
Speaker 4: Now. Granted, more Republicans obviously approve of what Trump is
Speaker 4: doing than not, but only by about like, like.
Speaker 5: There's a solid thirty three percent of Republicans are like, no,
Speaker 5: it is do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, he was gonna make the other countries pay
Speaker 2: for the tariffs. Yeah, they ever have impacted me.
Speaker 5: I thought he was gonna take away the bad immigrants.
Speaker 5: I was a good one because I got in.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: So the place is where he's really just truly fucking
Speaker 4: up in the eyes of the American public, obviously, is
Speaker 4: around inflation and tariffs. That was about only thirty three
Speaker 4: percent approval rating there. And I think most people who
Speaker 4: understand that, you know, we toil under capitalism with the
Speaker 4: promise of maybe retirement based on our stock market gambled
Speaker 4: retirement funds that we get, they saw those take a
Speaker 4: hit and are like, what in the fuck happened here?
Speaker 4: Like that was just I think just so tangible for
Speaker 4: people in a way that you couldn't just culture war
Speaker 4: that away. That he's definitely hurting there. Then on the economy, uh,
Speaker 4: just overall record low, record low approval rating on the
Speaker 4: economy thirty eight percent. This is these are all coming
Speaker 4: from a Fox News poll. Okay, like this is as
Speaker 4: friendly as you're gonna get in terms of like Trump polling.
Speaker 4: Then without look like so seventy one percent of respond
Speaker 4: and said that they rated the economic conditions negatively. Fifty
Speaker 4: five percent said that conditions were worsening for their families.
Speaker 4: That's yeah, those aren't great. The one place that polling
Speaker 4: is above fifty percent for Trump rising, yeah, is on kidnapping,
Speaker 4: I mean immigration, but even those but even those numbers
Speaker 4: are trending downwards. Like you can see, it's way different
Speaker 4: than February to now because now more people are seeing
Speaker 4: the methodology and they're like, what the fuck is like?
Speaker 5: This all end teering is just horror stories and just
Speaker 5: disappearing disappearing people with you know, no regard for due
Speaker 5: process or you know, their status. Seems to not be
Speaker 5: the winning combination that he thought it was. A Naturally,
Speaker 5: Trump responded to this pull on his favorite about his
Speaker 5: favorite TV show with anger.
Speaker 4: He said, Rupert Murdoch has told me for years that
Speaker 4: he is going to get rid of his Fox News
Speaker 4: Trump hating fake polster, but he has never done so. Pols.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this polster has gotten me and Maga wrong for years.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, takeaway truth social That's just like I
Speaker 3: think he's funny and I like his like catty like slights,
Speaker 3: but also like he just doesn't need to be just
Speaker 3: put a press.
Speaker 2: Release ber like no more truth, so show no more responses.
Speaker 5: He only.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he only speaks in ship posts unfortunately, so that's
Speaker 4: he's fluent.
Speaker 5: That to the people.
Speaker 7: Get right in there.
Speaker 4: But I mean, like when you put this against the
Speaker 4: backdrop of all the l's that he, like Trump has
Speaker 4: taken in the court of public opinion and in the
Speaker 4: literal courts, Like already a judge knocked back the sanctuary
Speaker 4: city funding band that Trump was trying to enact, said
Speaker 4: he has to bring another person back from El Salvador,
Speaker 4: like just in like the last hour. You know, then
Speaker 4: you have Musk been an utter failure, a total fuck up.
Speaker 4: The courts keep ruling against him. He's angered his own
Speaker 4: base with the tariffs, measles is well and truly bash
Speaker 4: and he couldn't even pretend he had the nerve to
Speaker 4: really even start a trade war with China and obviously
Speaker 4: the Russian thing, which we'll get to in a second.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean, we're seeing like sort of the
Speaker 4: same Trump in terms of like his personality and what
Speaker 4: his level of commitment to like fucking things up.
Speaker 7: Get lucky. He could just be like, I don't want
Speaker 7: to do this anymore and just quit.
Speaker 4: I've been waiting for that.
Speaker 5: His kids have been like hinting at that since he ran,
Speaker 5: They're like, you.
Speaker 4: Need to do this.
Speaker 5: You rich.
Speaker 3: He did just pump and dump like the entire American economy.
Speaker 3: So hopefully he's made enough money in that that he
Speaker 3: could kind of back up to you, because like, I
Speaker 3: just feel like there's only going to be so much
Speaker 3: money you can rinse from this bro before something happens.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, just speed it up, and like Joel said,
Speaker 3: let's just you can go live in mari A Lago
Speaker 3: or whatever and just leave.
Speaker 7: Yes, oh yeah, golf till you're dead, buddy, Just leave
Speaker 7: me the golf till you're dead.
Speaker 4: I mean to your heart's content.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, your heart stop beating. I mean, so your
Speaker 2: heart's content.
Speaker 4: Your heart can't take it anything, because yeah, just so
Speaker 4: filled with love. I mean I feel like you could
Speaker 4: almost feed him to death like a goldfish like that.
Speaker 4: Not that I'm anything.
Speaker 2: Are you advocating for the killing?
Speaker 4: Never I'm saying that that could theoretically happen, like someone cruel,
Speaker 4: but yeah, sure he has too many like dietitians around
Speaker 4: him just being like, sorry, sir, that is the seventy
Speaker 4: fifth diet coke of the day and live it. But
Speaker 4: come on, contract.
Speaker 7: You need one cup of water for every five sodas.
Speaker 7: Come on, I don't like.
Speaker 5: Shot glasses of water, Like you just gotta cram that ship.
Speaker 2: Very dehydrateed.
Speaker 5: Desicated.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 5: Cruelty to poor people and people in other countries. Has
Speaker 5: always been a lagging indicate, Like I feel like Americans
Speaker 5: just having lived through the George W. Bush administration, like
Speaker 5: that that was the thing that we were like, how
Speaker 5: are people still on this ship? And then pretty swiftly
Speaker 5: it takes like a good year and then people start
Speaker 5: being like this guy seems like a fucking idiot and
Speaker 5: he's like also really cruel to everybody and killing everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I like America just loves to do that.
Speaker 3: Like the fact that gwan Tamana Bay never got shut
Speaker 3: down even off everything that happened is exactly what you're
Speaker 3: talking about, is like there's some kind of lagging understanding
Speaker 3: of like other people's humanity.
Speaker 4: It's just this it's the unfortunate privilege of being so
Speaker 4: insulated in America that it's it's completely abstract to people,
Speaker 4: and it's only until what happened to my four oh
Speaker 4: one k yes exactly, people are like, oh so now
Speaker 4: that you got touched.
Speaker 5: Yes you have.
Speaker 4: Now you're waking up because you didn't have the mental
Speaker 4: capacity to forecast any of this, probably because you didn't
Speaker 4: give a fuck, but now you are forced to. And
Speaker 4: now you're like, well, who'd I get angry at? Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're fucking guy, bro, Like I just saw someone posted
Speaker 4: like a Facebook post or some Trump supports like sir,
Speaker 4: I bought a handcrafted guitar from the UK and was
Speaker 4: asked to pay sixteen hundred dollars of tariffs on this.
Speaker 4: I do not understand as a veteran why I should
Speaker 4: pay when I'm purchasing an item from a luthier in
Speaker 4: the UK from an ally, Sir, I will be protesting.
Speaker 4: I am with you, but this cannot say it. It's like, hey, dumb, fuck,
Speaker 4: this is this was always the fucking.
Speaker 3: Liah like every this is the The tariff thing is
Speaker 3: like kind of pushing me over the edge. Because many
Speaker 3: times you can say that people were not well informed,
Speaker 3: they didn't have the right research, they didn't have the
Speaker 3: right information. There are many reasons people vote different ways.
Speaker 3: I'm not here to judge them as someone who has
Speaker 3: a green card and cannot vote, but the tariff thing
Speaker 3: is killing me because actually I saw every single day,
Speaker 3: from podcasters to news anchors to random people just having
Speaker 3: conversations in coffee shops explaining to people that you will
Speaker 3: be paying the tariff like in this time, I'm like,
Speaker 3: this is this is the one where there's no plausible deniability.
Speaker 3: People are coming to you and saying, hey, that's not
Speaker 3: how tariffs work. Don't listen to him.
Speaker 2: Even some Republicans you know, like it. And I'm just like, guys,
Speaker 2: this is the thing, Like you did it.
Speaker 3: You were so sure that everyone else was just lying
Speaker 3: to you, and only Donald Trump was telling you the truth, right,
Speaker 3: Like I'm sorry, like pay those tariffs, cause you fucking
Speaker 3: should have listened.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this, I mean the thing with all especially what's
Speaker 4: happening now, I mean, it's different than twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 4: that like they had a lot of time to warm
Speaker 4: up for what they were gonna do the second they
Speaker 4: got in office and knew exactly what sort of you know,
Speaker 4: support systems they wanted to kick out immediately. But then
Speaker 4: they also brought into this administration the mentality of the
Speaker 4: previous one, where they believed that some issues just American
Speaker 4: people weren't paying attention to and didn't care about, and
Speaker 4: they're like, it's gonna be fine, like we'll be able
Speaker 4: to do all this shit. They won't even fucking notice.
Speaker 4: But this is a completely different version now and now
Speaker 4: they're having like the shock of being like they wait,
Speaker 4: they normally didn't care about this kind of stuff, Like
Speaker 4: they just like the economy or whatever. They just like
Speaker 4: the concept of it rather than how the methodology on
Speaker 4: how we improve it or not. But yeah, this is
Speaker 4: I do see. I do see an opportunity for a
Speaker 4: classic Trump grift on his base, like where he's gonna
Speaker 4: fully walk back to tariffs and potentially stave off some
Speaker 4: kind of catastrophic recession, yeah, and then claim victory deal yeah,
Speaker 4: and be like and I saved everybody's money.
Speaker 5: You can thank me. That's why I need four more years.
Speaker 4: It's like, but you are the cause of it all
Speaker 4: to write. We'll see how quick the memory fades. It's
Speaker 4: gonna be interesting.
Speaker 5: To see if because the like the New York Times
Speaker 5: and a lot of mainstream outlets have been like granting
Speaker 5: him wins where there are none, like when he's like
Speaker 5: Trump gets Trump gets a concession from Mexico and like
Speaker 5: agrees to pull back tariffs. It's like, no, they just
Speaker 5: said that they were going to give him a thing.
Speaker 5: They had already said they were going to give it
Speaker 5: him like a month ago, but it allowed him to
Speaker 5: claim victory. I wonder if they'll do that again with China,
Speaker 5: because China is pretending like China is just like, we're
Speaker 5: not even talking to this.
Speaker 7: China said out with Korea and Japan and they were like.
Speaker 2: To get the three of them together.
Speaker 4: They do not usually get along.
Speaker 2: No, And I understand because he can unite people in it.
Speaker 3: But I think that Miles, you you struck on the
Speaker 3: true annoying, most annoying thing as an observer about Trump's
Speaker 3: like art of the Deal, and many people have noticed this,
Speaker 3: but I'm going to coin it in losing nerd terms.
Speaker 2: Joel knows one of my most hated.
Speaker 3: Things is what I call walking dead storytelling, and it's
Speaker 3: when the TV show would take five episodes to solve
Speaker 3: something that could have been solved in a conversation in
Speaker 3: the first episode where you start the story, and that
Speaker 3: is Trump's art of the Deal.
Speaker 2: He's like, he focks it up.
Speaker 3: He does something that really like honestly ruins people's lives.
Speaker 3: Whether it's this horrific deportation or anything else, like, and
Speaker 3: then he comes back and gets a slightly worse deal
Speaker 3: than what happened, you know, five hypothetical episodes ago, five
Speaker 3: months ago.
Speaker 2: And then he's like, look at me, I saved the day.
Speaker 3: It's like no, sn Like, you are the one who's
Speaker 3: started us on this path of destruction and now we
Speaker 3: have a worse deal than we had before.
Speaker 5: But he gets to say that he did deals, so
Speaker 5: that's cool. He's president Deals, so deals president.
Speaker 4: He's also.
Speaker 5: I mean, the one thing that I think nobody can
Speaker 5: deny is this guy is tough when it comes to
Speaker 5: international stuff. I mean, the way he is having to
Speaker 5: beg Putin and say pretty please on Twitter is so
Speaker 5: tough that the I feel like that could end up
Speaker 5: being like one of the ways that his whole stance
Speaker 5: of like I'm the only one who can fix this.
Speaker 5: Only my conventional wisdom is right. Every other thing anybody
Speaker 5: has said is wrong. Is like his approach to Putin
Speaker 5: being like yeah, yeah, like we're on Putin's side, We'll
Speaker 5: give him whatever he wants. Like that that is so
Speaker 5: obviously wrong for so many reasons, like Putin is an
Speaker 5: autocrat and you know, militarily is just looking to you know, conquest.
Speaker 5: He's like, you know, we've seen this before throughout history,
Speaker 5: and the thing that works is not going out of
Speaker 5: your way to appease that person. Like appeasement was a
Speaker 5: strategy before World War two and it is not looked
Speaker 5: upon kindly.
Speaker 4: And just like yeah, I don't know this last thing.
Speaker 5: Where as they're trying to do peace talks, Russia struck
Speaker 5: Kiev with like the biggest attack in like almost a year,
Speaker 5: and he's like, hey, Vladimir stop, likely.
Speaker 4: On social apparently he's not taking his calls because he
Speaker 4: on tru socials, Vladimir comma, all caps stop. Five thousand
Speaker 4: soldiers a week are dying. Let's get the piece deal done.
Speaker 7: Just I don't know, imnin like talking to a bond
Speaker 7: villain like that, Like yeah, like he's literally about like
Speaker 7: I don't know if guy's just seen his house in
Speaker 7: the mountains. It's like a how do you describe this?
Speaker 7: It looks like a brutalist architect designed like a villains layer.
Speaker 7: It's over seeing a giant forest, it's isolated on top
Speaker 7: of a mountain. It's all white. It's very crazy. I
Speaker 7: think it's kind of interesting to me, like Trump is
Speaker 7: like the popular girl at school, you know, like he
Speaker 7: thinks he's on top, and now like he's trying to
Speaker 7: figure out how to talk to this guy to get
Speaker 7: him to listen. It's insane to me because Putin's never
Speaker 7: listened to anybody in his entire existence, and the fact
Speaker 7: that he thinks he can maneuver. And I think I've
Speaker 7: been reading a lot about narcissis lately. Yeah, and I
Speaker 7: one of the things that people think you're like, the
Speaker 7: narcis are not trying to be cruel. They believe their delusion, right,
Speaker 7: And to think.
Speaker 5: You has been reading a lot about narcissists Vladimir putinien
Speaker 5: literally yeah, yeah, just tell him he's right, dude, He'll
Speaker 5: fucking do anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's and I think that's.
Speaker 3: The wildest thing is that we have gotten into a
Speaker 3: situation where there is almost like too much transparency, like
Speaker 3: we want the fake version of this, where it seems
Speaker 3: like there is some kind of safety net around the
Speaker 3: idea of who the president is and things the president
Speaker 3: can and can't do, which I have learned since moving
Speaker 3: here in twenty seventeen is essentially a.
Speaker 2: Trust based system with like no laws and it just
Speaker 2: depends what the person.
Speaker 3: Wants to do, which sadly, for Democrats is usually nothing,
Speaker 3: and for Republicans has like become an authoritarian government. But
Speaker 3: it's like the mechanics and the machine are no longer
Speaker 3: their pretending. Like Trump has sent a strongly worded letter
Speaker 3: to Putin and he called him and told him, don't
Speaker 3: do that, you know, instead, it's just waiting. He's he's
Speaker 3: on his own weird Twitter jupe, sounding.
Speaker 5: Like you know, a baby brother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also like who believes that that's going to
Speaker 2: make Vladimir Putin stop?
Speaker 5: Like a his frothero is.
Speaker 3: I want to know what the support rating is, like
Speaker 3: his polling numbers are specifically for like do his followers
Speaker 3: actually think when he posts that that he seems like
Speaker 3: a cool, big tough man or does he just seem
Speaker 3: like the little baby brother like stop.
Speaker 5: Well, I think some people are like, he's trying to
Speaker 5: be tough man. I read that as Vladimir stopped, you know,
Speaker 5: and that's how I that's how I read. That's the
Speaker 5: that's the ambiguity about text.
Speaker 4: You know, you can you can put any kind of
Speaker 4: meaning on top of it, but yeah, there's like to
Speaker 4: your point, he does have this thing where he's constantly
Speaker 4: having a reckoning with reality versus what his own expectation
Speaker 4: is of how people are going to receive him. And
Speaker 4: like even with in regards to like Zelensky and making
Speaker 4: a deal, he's like, Okay, so let's make a deal.
Speaker 4: You're gonna get fuck off. You're gonna seed all this
Speaker 4: territory to Russia and you can't join NATO, and you'll
Speaker 4: give us all of your rare earth minerals. How does
Speaker 4: that sound? And he's like no, And now suddenly he's.
Speaker 7: Like, fuck, John's got to watch and or there's some
Speaker 7: good messages in there for him, like power doesn't panic,
Speaker 7: like the main lesson for season one, there's some good
Speaker 7: lessons in there for season two for him.
Speaker 5: They will watch and they'll be like, you know what
Speaker 5: I learned from And or.
Speaker 2: The Imperial government seems great?
Speaker 3: Yeah, ultimate power, ultimate control looking good, and those those
Speaker 3: scorn pursuits beautiful, fairly, nicely just.
Speaker 7: They would be a win if it made Republicans as
Speaker 7: a whole look better, at.
Speaker 2: Least killing us make them look nice.
Speaker 4: Let's take a quick break and we'll come back.
Speaker 5: And we're back, and man, it just got a lot
Speaker 5: harder to be in the Academy. I'll tell you what,
Speaker 5: I'm not interested anymore. Sorry, I wouldn't wish this job
Speaker 5: on my worst enemy.
Speaker 4: These people.
Speaker 5: So, the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences have
Speaker 5: updated their rules for next year's Oscars, including a bold
Speaker 5: new requirement. Buyers need to watch the movies they're voted,
Speaker 5: all of them. Yeah, like that's the crazy.
Speaker 4: The Academy's app will track members viewing to ensure they've
Speaker 4: watched all the nominees, and if they saw it somewhere else,
Speaker 4: they have to like say where they saw it?
Speaker 3: Is the film gonna be like you got to get
Speaker 3: it notarized by someone at the site?
Speaker 2: Are you named to be?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: They really did watch this movie? They didn't walk out halfway?
Speaker 4: I thought it on like Friday at the AMC. I think.
Speaker 7: Collect which which one sits are digitized? If you're going
Speaker 7: to a festival, you got your digitized tickets and go
Speaker 7: to the AMC. Trust me, you're an AMC subs member
Speaker 7: for part of the Academy. Okay, you got you got
Speaker 7: it right there, so you're on your phone, you can
Speaker 7: pull it up at any time. There's it's never been easier,
Speaker 7: and then you just sign in when you go to
Speaker 7: your Academy screenings.
Speaker 4: This is so long.
Speaker 7: It's egregious to allow people to vote without having seen
Speaker 7: all of the.
Speaker 5: Rosie Rose.
Speaker 4: You're from the UK, I mean, do they they have
Speaker 4: the voters for the BAFTAs do such an ubsurd impossible mind.
Speaker 3: You may be so onerous, you may be shocked to
Speaker 3: know that BAFTA has actually been doing it. I couldn't
Speaker 3: imagine Rosie which I actually think there is something really
Speaker 3: interesting for somebody more data minded than me. I'm a
Speaker 3: vibe guy, you know. I like, I know, like what
Speaker 3: came book issue someone arrived in, But I'm not good
Speaker 3: at maths or data. But I think there probably is
Speaker 3: a very interesting data based piece out there or exploration
Speaker 3: of what the differences in the BAFTA and the Oscars
Speaker 3: have been over that last few years where bactor was
Speaker 3: actually having to watch every movie because sometimes there are
Speaker 3: some big sea changes at the Bactors when a movie
Speaker 3: will suddenly take like ten awards but then doesn't do
Speaker 3: anything at the Oscars.
Speaker 2: And I wonder how much that correlates with the fact
Speaker 2: that people just weren't watching the movies, which I think
Speaker 2: is very obvious.
Speaker 3: With pretty much every year of the Oscars is like
Speaker 3: there will be something where you're just like, how did
Speaker 3: that get in?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: Why is that? What one?
Speaker 2: Why was it?
Speaker 5: Exactly?
Speaker 7: They stic I succumb to all the billboards on.
Speaker 5: Sunset, Dude.
Speaker 2: I think about those billboards all the time.
Speaker 3: It must be so weird as like an LA lifer,
Speaker 3: because when I passed them, I'm always like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: this is just for the execs, right people, so that
Speaker 3: sixty people will say, ah, they're spending my money, like
Speaker 3: this is where the money goes. It's on this giant billboard.
Speaker 3: And it's completely wild because you end up kind of
Speaker 3: they live style seeing through what at first is like
Speaker 3: a very glamorous, glittery experience of like, oh, for your consideration,
Speaker 3: for your consideration, Wow, Like they're really pushing this actor
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: But actually ninety of.
Speaker 3: The people who are voting for the Oscars are probably
Speaker 3: like not even going to notice that billboard.
Speaker 2: You know, they're going to say over here, look over here.
Speaker 5: The billboards just start directly addressing them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't fire the guy, don't fire the people who
Speaker 3: who's dreamlesses.
Speaker 2: It's a miracle, don't do.
Speaker 4: We're watching fleabag.
Speaker 5: We're watching fleabag over avert your eyes, avert your eyes.
Speaker 4: The Yeah.
Speaker 5: For people who aren't from l A, there are just
Speaker 5: like a next level billboard campaigns, like we're really like
Speaker 5: well design aggressive. Like there there will be like you know,
Speaker 5: a billboard with like things popping off of it and.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the nine one one billboard this by
Speaker 3: Lax where it has the people it has like Mannequin's
Speaker 3: coming out of a three D roller coaster. That show
Speaker 3: thoughted like eight years ago. Guys like why, I'm happy
Speaker 3: it's still there. But like that's the level of dedication
Speaker 3: they have.
Speaker 5: And then'll be like continued on another billboard like across
Speaker 5: the street, right, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 7: Surprised more accidents don't happen over there. They're very like
Speaker 7: I catching and huge and sometimes not subtle. In the
Speaker 7: text to part, you're just like this, so what am
Speaker 7: I looking at? Really bright is hell? If you've ever
Speaker 7: driven down since it, guys, you like Grand Theft auto, yes, yes,
Speaker 7: and you have those like really horny billboards In the
Speaker 7: main part that's it's exactly right, it's exactly that vibe.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think the other thing is like Angelino's like
Speaker 4: we we've just we're just numb to them because.
Speaker 5: Blindness.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a fucking bunch of bullshit on the street
Speaker 4: and I don't give a fuck. I'm trying to get
Speaker 4: to my job, Like fuck all this.
Speaker 3: I definitely like feel that, especially about the area of
Speaker 3: Sunset where there's like a where the Rainbow lounges and
Speaker 3: where all of those spots are, because there is now
Speaker 3: basically a permanent almost a block where Netflix will always
Speaker 3: do the most insane adverts.
Speaker 2: So whenever I'm over there for work.
Speaker 3: It's like the stranger things like scary Monster and there's
Speaker 3: like smoke coming out of it. And when Millie Bobby
Speaker 3: Brown was in a movie called Damsel that nobody watched,
Speaker 3: there's like a giant Milli Bobby Brown with the sword
Speaker 3: and I'm like, guys, it's just like a photo op.
Speaker 3: Like is this where you're spending our extra money every month?
Speaker 3: Like I don't think you need it, my friends, how
Speaker 3: about you just watch just make people watch the thing.
Speaker 2: You know as well, a lot of.
Speaker 3: People in the Academy, because it's the most prestigious they
Speaker 3: are getting like crazy swag. They are getting really beautiful
Speaker 3: for your consideration, DVD box sets that have like every
Speaker 3: A twenty four or Neon movie that was released that year,
Speaker 3: and then you just don't watch it, Like come on, man,
Speaker 3: they're giving you physical media.
Speaker 2: Like please just watch watch the Blood Shelf.
Speaker 4: It's nice.
Speaker 3: Maybe one day streaming will be over and you'll be
Speaker 3: wishing that you had the ari Asta Triple Bill box
Speaker 3: set or whatever they said people in it. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, I think many people on the Internet were
Speaker 3: rightfully shocked about this, that this wasn't already like the
Speaker 3: only job you had?
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 4: Do you? I mean, I know, like the logic would say, well,
Speaker 4: this will only help voting become more efficient. The other
Speaker 4: part of me, know is like people with any shred
Speaker 4: of privilege will do anything that like according to the
Speaker 4: way they want to do it. So I can also
Speaker 4: see other people starting to fake like being like.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I saw that, Kevin, and honestly I was
Speaker 3: saying this before we started, but like, honestly, like do
Speaker 3: that then, like the real reason they had at least here,
Speaker 3: like the big reason in my opinion, just from like
Speaker 3: what I've seen and the way this stuff is reported
Speaker 3: on last year a lot of the trade kind of
Speaker 3: anonymous voting pools that they do where the voters say
Speaker 3: a bunch of bitchy stuff and everyone reads it and
Speaker 3: it's like, wow, why are you allowed to vote in this?
Speaker 3: And but a lot of them last year, multiple ones
Speaker 3: were people saying they hadn't watched every movie. I didn't
Speaker 3: watch this because I don't like it. I didn't watch
Speaker 3: this because it hasn't Oh, I didn't watch you know,
Speaker 3: Conclave because Ray Fines already has an oscar. I didn't
Speaker 3: watch you know, The Brutalist because Adrian Brody already has
Speaker 3: an oscar. He'd actually only just been nominated. And then
Speaker 3: when then you saw what happened, so don't vote him again.
Speaker 3: But like, yeah, it's it's very funny that I think
Speaker 3: they were too honest, And I think that everyone online
Speaker 3: and in the thing was like, wait a minute, you're
Speaker 3: telling me like the reason in Nora one is just
Speaker 3: because you guys didn't watch the other movies.
Speaker 2: Like that seems insane. Did you even watch Anura if
Speaker 2: you voted for it?
Speaker 3: Maybe not?
Speaker 2: So I think this is a good idea.
Speaker 3: I saw a bit where she's like dancing in the
Speaker 3: boys apartment.
Speaker 2: You know, I just skipped that and then just everything.
Speaker 7: Else that trailer was fired.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm like, I'm like, just.
Speaker 3: Lie, like if you don't want to do it, just lie,
Speaker 3: and and that you could have avoided all of this
Speaker 3: because I have used multiple and Joelle, I know you've
Speaker 3: been through this too, multiple badly positioned IP streaming services
Speaker 3: where they want to take your data as a viewer,
Speaker 3: as a journalist, and they'll add an app to your
Speaker 3: Vocal TV and then you stream through there. This reminds
Speaker 3: me of that one south By Southwest did a few
Speaker 3: years ago, and it was so janky. It was just
Speaker 3: always full of glitches. It was so hard to watch
Speaker 3: the movies. And I do not believe that the Academy
Speaker 3: is going to have a better working one. So I
Speaker 3: think we're going to see a lot of complaints about
Speaker 3: the app. And I did watch it and it didn't
Speaker 3: say it would work, and blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 7: Is doing it through an app.
Speaker 3: There is an app that basically works like how on
Speaker 3: Netflix preview content works, so they can see if you've
Speaker 3: watched the whole movie.
Speaker 7: I know the Academy call Apple TV. They have the
Speaker 7: best one. It's fluid, there are never any issues. Whatever
Speaker 7: they're doing.
Speaker 4: You do that too, so Pa, No, that's what Like
Speaker 4: for the Hollywood Forum Press, they were given Apple TV units. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I like sort of this proprietary software on it to
Speaker 4: be like all right, okay, you don't want to go
Speaker 4: to the street, like especially during the pandemic and like
Speaker 4: the height of the lockdowns, they weren't. They weren't, like
Speaker 4: physical media had kind of ceased, and like, okay, just
Speaker 4: do everything through this Apple TV and there you go.
Speaker 5: Watch it.
Speaker 4: It was so simple.
Speaker 5: It's really like the people in the Academy are going
Speaker 5: to find a way to make this a free speech issue.
Speaker 4: We shouldn't have to do this.
Speaker 5: We shouldn't have to watch a movie speech.
Speaker 4: You're violating my free if I won't consider a Democrat
Speaker 4: for president.
Speaker 7: And I always do not have to be a member
Speaker 7: of the Academy. You can go on with your life
Speaker 7: and do something.
Speaker 3: Exactly I watched last year. I watched five bunch of
Speaker 3: movies that I logged on my box, like I could
Speaker 3: do it. I'll watch them all.
Speaker 7: Let me letter box community as Oscar voters for two years.
Speaker 7: Let's just see what happens.
Speaker 3: It be great.
Speaker 4: At least that would be cool if they were like
Speaker 4: using letterbox as like the Miners, where they're like just
Speaker 4: trying for talent, that I give them a check mark.
Speaker 3: I would also say as well, like this, Yeah, this
Speaker 3: speaks to another problem, which is the struggle between like
Speaker 3: the idea of like a popular cinema and what the
Speaker 3: OSCAR celebrates. And I would I think that this could
Speaker 3: lead to us having more blockbuster accessible movies being recognized
Speaker 3: because I think that for a lot of these Academy members,
Speaker 3: especially the older ones who weren't brought in in the
Speaker 3: last few years, they would probably actually more enjoy watching
Speaker 3: like an action blockbuster than they were watching a lot
Speaker 3: of these movies, especially if they haven't been watching them.
Speaker 3: So I'm interested to see if that if this kind
Speaker 3: of weirdly like opens a door.
Speaker 7: And casting answer stunts, that makes it exactly.
Speaker 5: I wonder if they're if we'll also see no more
Speaker 5: three hour long movies. They're like, fuck that, That's what
Speaker 5: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I actually think suddenly ninety minute movies, two hour long movies.
Speaker 3: Sinners should be the front runner for everything this year,
Speaker 3: especially with cinematography with stunt work.
Speaker 2: It could really be that that movie.
Speaker 4: Before the package for stunt work, you know, like the
Speaker 4: thing in the broadcast where they show like how the
Speaker 4: best stunts were done.
Speaker 5: Did you feel like that could be really cool?
Speaker 2: Did you watch the Oscars last year?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, so do you remember basically the they had a
Speaker 3: package like that that had been part of the promotional
Speaker 3: kind of push for the Fall Guy or Fall Guy.
Speaker 2: I think it was cool.
Speaker 3: Okay, Ryan, the Ryan Gosling Emily Blunt movie, and basically
Speaker 3: the entire aim of them making that movie was to
Speaker 3: get a stunt oscar recognition, So they kind of did
Speaker 3: a package and it was super super cool and everyone
Speaker 3: was just like why are we not already giving the
Speaker 3: award like so many movies. So I think that could
Speaker 3: be really sick, especially if they get like, you know,
Speaker 3: you know, Tom Cruise is going to be trying to
Speaker 3: get like that mission impossible shit on that. So who knows,
Speaker 3: maybe Tom christ shaped like me, Yeah, He's gonna like parachute.
Speaker 2: Into the Oscars or something like I'm here for it,
Speaker 2: like let the stunts roll.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And for casting, I think they should have to
Speaker 4: say who was also being considered who the studio is
Speaker 4: trying to get them to cast in the role. When
Speaker 4: they cast and when they like especially if yeah, just
Speaker 4: like have the worst possible person in the role, like
Speaker 4: to do a scene, be like you see how bad
Speaker 4: this shit could have been? Yep. Anyways, Rosie Joel, such
Speaker 4: a pleasure having you both on the daily Zeitgeist Rosie,
Speaker 4: where can people find you? Follow you, hear you all
Speaker 4: that good stuff?
Speaker 3: We me and Joel do make a very fun podcast
Speaker 3: with my co host Jason Concepcion and are incredible other
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Speaker 2: That's really fun.
Speaker 3: It's every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday where we do
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Speaker 3: am at Rosie Marx m r X on letterbox and
Speaker 3: Instagram and all those other things, but I don't really
Speaker 3: use the other ones.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was so great to be on here.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having us, guys, And.
Speaker 5: Is there a work of media that you've been enjoying?
Speaker 5: It can be social media or show.
Speaker 2: I well, I have.
Speaker 3: I am a perennial murder, she wrote rewatcher. As we mentioned,
Speaker 3: but I have been really enjoying the JD bands Killed
Speaker 3: the Pope memes. That's been like getting me through, Like
Speaker 3: I definitely I had a really one of the one
Speaker 3: where it's like the hieronymous post like painting of the devil,
Speaker 3: like shaking hands with you know, a religious figure, and
Speaker 3: then you have the same image from the White House
Speaker 3: pool of JD. I loved the just killed a Pope
Speaker 3: like that's what JD stands for. A big fan of
Speaker 3: all of that. So yeah, those those those memes have
Speaker 3: been keeping me going.
Speaker 2: I'm a meme lover, just killed just killed Pope?
Speaker 5: Name amazing, Joelle. Where can people find you? Is there
Speaker 5: a working media you've been enjoying?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've been Joel. Why can you find me out
Speaker 7: of the internet at Joe Monique that's j O E.
Speaker 7: L E em Olyn, I Q you E. I have
Speaker 7: two one. Larry David wrote a New York Times satirical
Speaker 7: piece called My Dinner with Hitler, sort of taking on
Speaker 7: Bill Maher having dinner with Trump. It is hysterical and delightful.
Speaker 7: Shout out Larry David for being a real one is real.
Speaker 7: It's so great and then just what I highly encourage
Speaker 7: everyone to check out and or it is as what
Speaker 7: did Jason call it?
Speaker 2: Like how how how to build a resistance?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 2: How to build a rebellion?
Speaker 7: Yeahm hmm, yeah, it's it's j guinely touching in ways
Speaker 7: I could not have fathomed. And it is significantly better
Speaker 7: than the first season, which I thought was great, Like
Speaker 7: this is truly to me, this is the best season
Speaker 7: of television since The Watchmen. And I take that like
Speaker 7: it's it's seriously, it's.
Speaker 3: Great, unbelievable, and it's definitely one of those shows too
Speaker 3: where like just timing wise means that they couldn't have
Speaker 3: been trying to predict stuff, but it feels extremely prescient
Speaker 3: when you do watch it.
Speaker 7: It absolutely feels like a letter to you about getting
Speaker 7: your shit together right now. It's like, there's no time,
Speaker 7: there's no time to play this gig, get shit together
Speaker 7: right now. It's brilliant and beautiful, and it's truly start
Speaker 7: a fear of Star Wars die hard, Like I am
Speaker 7: h this really gets to the heart of what makes
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Speaker 7: BBC Masterclass level of television. It's brilliant. I really enjoy it,
Speaker 7: so I'm trying to get everyone to watch it. My
Speaker 7: insider pro advice is wait till Friday when you can
Speaker 7: watch all episodes back to back. There's three episodes. You
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Speaker 4: That's is coming from Joel Mooney. Miles, where can people
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Speaker 3: It doesn't look like anything you're allowed to drive.
Speaker 5: Oh sorry, so in this video I should describe it.
Speaker 4: This is a this is an audio medium's This guy's
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Speaker 4: guy like outside of a car and just stopping him.
Speaker 4: We don't know the reason why. But again, this is
Speaker 4: where the man starts yelling at the cops to leave
Speaker 4: him alone. It doesn't look like anything.
Speaker 5: You're allowed to drive wherever you want.
Speaker 4: It's America. It's America.
Speaker 2: It's America.
Speaker 4: They're just racist.
Speaker 2: It's okay, they're just racist.
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