Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Vote
Speaker 1: or Thigh, Vote or Thigh. I'm sick, Romney. Is there
Speaker 1: any trend words in there? Zeit does? What was it?
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Speaker 1: on that list, that one courtesy of Locaroni with all
Speaker 1: the presidential election references to our thick thick thighs. My
Speaker 1: name is Jack, that is Miles And these are the
Speaker 1: stories that are trending right now. We of course have
Speaker 1: the big document dump all the things that are going
Speaker 1: to build the case Jacksmith's case against Donald Trump when
Speaker 1: it comes to that Trump tried to cheat in the
Speaker 1: last election. It's all stuff that we kind of know.
Speaker 1: We will dig into it a little bit more on
Speaker 1: tomorrow's episode. But one of the best details and scariest somehow,
Speaker 1: according to a document unsealed in federal court on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: on December seventh, twenty twenty, Rudolph Giuliani tried to send
Speaker 1: a message urging someone as unspecified to help in the
Speaker 1: plan to appoint a slate of fake electors. Yep, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so I need you to pass the joint resolution from
Speaker 1: the legislature. The quote this is a quote yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so I need you to pass a joint resolution from
Speaker 1: the legislature that states the election is in dispute, there's
Speaker 1: no ongoing investigation by the legislation, and the electors sent
Speaker 1: by Governor Whitmer and not the official electors of the
Speaker 1: State of Michigan, and do not fall within the safe
Speaker 1: harbor deadline under the Michigan law. Huh. And you sent
Speaker 1: that to up like a political operative, the wrong number. Oh,
Speaker 1: he sent it to the wrong number, to a rando,
Speaker 1: to a Randoh, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 2: Thank god for Juliani's senility and love of alcohol so
Speaker 2: that there may be plentiful receipts. Yeah, for the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court to ignore. But yeah, it's so roody at this point.
Speaker 2: I feel like we should have thought this was going
Speaker 2: to happen, Like, of course, he's always sending people like
Speaker 2: he doesn't know anyone's phone number, and he's sending people
Speaker 2: the wrong shit, incriminating stuff all the time on accidents.
Speaker 1: The number of people must have been blown up by
Speaker 1: like Dick picks that just like sent to wrong number
Speaker 1: by Rudolph Julian. And do you think it's a prank?
Speaker 1: Maybe not even intentionally, Yeah, you think, but you also
Speaker 1: you think it's a prankie, Like, dude, someone just sent
Speaker 1: me like a pick of Rudy Giuliani's dick. What the
Speaker 1: fuck do you know the number? Nah?
Speaker 2: Man, it's like a nine to one seven area code,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 1: I don't know, dude, I don't know. Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: mean overall, just a lot of good details like that.
Speaker 1: There's Ronal McDaniel calling Donald Trump's plans fucking nuts, like
Speaker 1: it's just the conversations happening behind the scenes are exactly
Speaker 1: what you would expect them to write. This is bullshit, right,
Speaker 1: Like there's no secret here. It's just like him being like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we got to cheat, right, we gotta cheat, Like yeah, yo,
Speaker 1: we gotta cheat. Yeah, so cheap for me and that
Speaker 1: people being like that doesn't make sense, like the thing
Speaker 1: you sent me to like present to people as evidence
Speaker 1: of cheating, Like this shit is fucking nuts, Like it
Speaker 1: doesn't even make sense. But yeah, I'll try to do it.
Speaker 1: I'll try to do it.
Speaker 2: Like I know, I know what the plan is here,
Speaker 2: but like I'm just letting you know, it looks like shit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, will accountability reached the shores of trump Land
Speaker 2: and mar A Laco. We probably not the Ibbyan. We're
Speaker 2: all on the edge of our seats. Oh yeah, the
Speaker 2: momentum of history indicating probably. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like a TV show with a will they won't
Speaker 1: they plot. It's like, wow, they never seem to answer
Speaker 1: that question, and I keep coming back for an answer. Huh.
Speaker 1: And anyways, tune into the next episode.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, yep, man, This next one really just fantastic,
Speaker 2: fantastic insight into filmmaking.
Speaker 1: It's a yeah. So one of our finest filmmakers from
Speaker 1: the early nineties, Barry Sonomfeld my kids, big fans. He's
Speaker 1: the director of Men in Black, of Adam's Family, Adam
Speaker 1: Family Values, and he just dropped his new memoir on
Speaker 1: the world and it is a classy work that you
Speaker 1: need to pronounce in that way, Memoir mid Atlantic. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: because one of the details from that story, or maybe
Speaker 1: it was just an interview he was doing about the book,
Speaker 1: but he revealed that Will Smith once farted while filming
Speaker 1: a scene with Tommy Lee Jones inside of a sealed
Speaker 1: cramped car, and the fart was so bad that they
Speaker 1: had to evacuate the set for about three hours. That's amazing,
Speaker 1: and I know hyperbole, unless Will Smith has something terribly
Speaker 1: wrong with his insights. I mean three hours lingering fart
Speaker 1: in a sealed car. Sure, Like I don't know, all right,
Speaker 1: So let me just say this. I recently was put
Speaker 1: in charge of other people's kid. I was picking up
Speaker 1: my son, their son from a lesson of some sort,
Speaker 1: and I parked the car went there was like an
Speaker 1: hour thing that the kids were doing that I was
Speaker 1: watching them, do you know, came out of the lesson,
Speaker 1: walked back to the car and got in the car,
Speaker 1: and they were both like gagging. What the fuck is
Speaker 1: that smell? And I didn't smell it, and therefore I
Speaker 1: must have farted before I left the car. Wow. Wow, Okay,
Speaker 1: it lasted for like an hour and a half. Wait,
Speaker 1: so do you remember being like, all right, I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna close the door. No, And that's what's so scary.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Josh, that's what's so scary. I mean I
Speaker 1: was by myself, so like I feel like I don't
Speaker 1: notice those things, you know. Oh, whenever I got a
Speaker 1: fight and I'm like, oh here we go. Oh time
Speaker 1: to do a solo real quick on the lo lo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well then, now that makes me think that if
Speaker 2: it was three hours and some poor pa like son
Speaker 2: and Fell was like, any check the check the picture
Speaker 2: car really quick. Oh yeah, yeah, going no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's still not out.
Speaker 1: It's still not out. It's still not out.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I like the way he'd even explained who
Speaker 2: Will Smith is? You know, yeah, so he said, quote
Speaker 2: Will Smith is a fart. It's just some people are
Speaker 2: damn bro. I didn't know it was going to be
Speaker 2: a philosophy book, you know. Yeah, D thought this was
Speaker 2: just like hot goss from behind the scenes. But it's
Speaker 2: hot gas yeah, and turns it turns out and that
Speaker 2: is how I pronounced gas.
Speaker 1: So god, I'm alle please, yes, exactly. Still it up
Speaker 1: twenty worth of goss I fart. Therefore, I am ah,
Speaker 1: very good, very good. Hey, speaking of horrible, horrible farts. Yeah,
Speaker 1: McDonald's is bringing the chicken big Mac that everyone hates
Speaker 1: to the United States. Don't need it. This is disgusting.
Speaker 1: So this is exactly what you assume it is. It
Speaker 1: is a big Mac, except replace the patties with patties,
Speaker 1: you know, just the patties song. Sing the song, but
Speaker 1: just swap out the lyrics. Oh, I can't do that.
Speaker 2: I don't fried chicken patty special sauceleed is to use
Speaker 2: bickles and he's on the sesame seed bun.
Speaker 1: I mean two fried chicken patties. Yeah, and oh man
Speaker 1: and three pieces of bread. Huh, so much bread? So yeah,
Speaker 1: producer Victor made a very good you know, some might
Speaker 1: even call him a super producer. I just call him producer.
Speaker 1: But he's a super producer many people's hearts. We trank
Speaker 1: keep him mumble, We try to keep him mumble. So
Speaker 1: I hadn't quite put my finger on like the first
Speaker 1: problem that erupted in my subconscious when I saw this.
Speaker 1: But it is in fact too much bread. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: I like the big Man quite a bit personally, but
Speaker 1: it is verging on being too much bread. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: But adding breaded meat to the too much bread sandwich, yeah,
Speaker 1: is not a good move. That ain't gonna work. That's
Speaker 1: so much bread. Yeah, she just looks, it just looks.
Speaker 1: In case we're wondering why they're making this move. McDonald's
Speaker 1: keeps adding more chicken to their menu because it's quote
Speaker 1: cheaper than beef. They're desperately trying to reverse slumping sales Jesus,
Speaker 1: that's kind of wild. That makes me highly suspect of
Speaker 1: their chicken, the fact that it's cheaper than their hamburger patties,
Speaker 1: which have always struck me as not the finest quality.
Speaker 2: Of questionable provenance. As people would say, Yes, well it
Speaker 2: is one hundred percent beef with an asterisk on it.
Speaker 2: But we love that, and we love that about it.
Speaker 2: We have enough problems in America. Don't import these abominations
Speaker 2: onto our menus, please.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people who have tried it in other countries seem
Speaker 1: to really not like it. They've described the flavors as incongruous,
Speaker 1: noting that there's a weird aftertaste that is such a
Speaker 1: scathing euro takedown. I know, this flavor combination is just incongruous. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's a wobbly collection of flavors, right.
Speaker 2: It's just it's cockophonic, if I may say so. It's
Speaker 2: a cacophony of flavors that I just cannot I cannot
Speaker 2: abide by. Where Meanwhile, in america's gonna be some like
Speaker 2: TikTok fast food. Dude, dude tastes like shit, and that's
Speaker 2: our version. But hey, it's efficient, tastes like shit.
Speaker 1: We get the point. Yeah, well probably like leave one
Speaker 1: of those in your car for an hour, and I
Speaker 1: smells better than a fart, to be honest, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: You did raise an interesting question, though, what is McDonald's
Speaker 1: doing with all the burger tops, Because I mean a
Speaker 1: big mac is burger top, two heels, yep, top and
Speaker 1: two heels. There's a dirty joke that I could make
Speaker 1: about that that I'm not gonna make. But is there
Speaker 1: like some special thing that they're doing to create the
Speaker 1: extra heel? Is there another food item that is just top?
Speaker 1: I think it's It sounds like because God blessed TikTok
Speaker 1: for showing us like people who are working on the
Speaker 1: lines of fast food places that I think it's its
Speaker 1: special own butt. The mid bun is a special owned butt. Yeah. Wow.
Speaker 1: They call it a crown. That's what the top with
Speaker 1: the sesame seeds is is the crown. The middle part
Speaker 1: is called the club, which makes sense because a club
Speaker 1: sandwich is a three piecer. Yeah, and then the bottom
Speaker 1: is the heel. But yeah, I didn't I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know if they're if they're turning out clubs
Speaker 2: on their own or if.
Speaker 1: It comes with the anyway, it's too much bread. Do
Speaker 1: you fuck with Big Max? No? Fuck, No, it's disgusting.
Speaker 1: I don't want that shit. Too much bread. Yeah, too
Speaker 1: much bread, way too much bread, too much Thousand Island dressing.
Speaker 1: Now I'll eat like if I can. I'm eating breakfast there. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've evolved past the regular offerings like in that.
Speaker 2: For the longest time, I was just eating obscene amounts
Speaker 2: of McDonald's breakfast, especially when they started doing the thing,
Speaker 2: was like twenty four hours a day, and my insides died.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so now I'm off that a highly evolved palette. Indeed, yes,
Speaker 1: I'm still a caveman over here. I think I'm about
Speaker 1: to enter the renaissance. But yeah, egg whites, Jack, all right,
Speaker 1: let's take a quick break and we'll come back and
Speaker 1: talk about a strike and talk about Milania Trump. Will
Speaker 1: be right back and we're back. We're back, and Milania
Speaker 1: Trump has finally entered. Yeah, the twenty twenty four presidential election.
Speaker 1: Everyone's like, where is she? Where is she? What's she doing?
Speaker 1: Does she hate Donald Trump? Does? What is going on?
Speaker 2: So she has a memoir out and it's basically like
Speaker 2: propaganda to make Donald Trump seem normal with you know,
Speaker 2: a few anecdotes of her own, and I think the
Speaker 2: thing that is getting a lot of attention is this.
Speaker 2: There's like an excerpt that people are posting where she
Speaker 2: basically says that she is pro choice. She believes in
Speaker 2: the right to use plant blank. That's it.
Speaker 1: No further questions, my honor, and the stupid reactions like
Speaker 1: you saw a lot of.
Speaker 3: People be like, WHOA, Melania's pro choice? She must really
Speaker 3: hate Donald Trump to put that in her book so
Speaker 3: close to the election. Why would she do that? But realistically,
Speaker 3: this is just another fucking ruse.
Speaker 2: I think in order for people who are not critically
Speaker 2: thinking to believe that, like, oh, maybe Trump can be
Speaker 2: reasoned with despite all the nonsense that he says about abortion,
Speaker 2: if his wife is there advocating for it, then that
Speaker 2: must maybe that balances out his completely regressive view on
Speaker 2: abortion and healthcare. And then so after that thing came out,
Speaker 2: people were like, oh, I don't know, what does this mean?
Speaker 1: What does he get?
Speaker 2: What's going to happen to the conservative vote? She dropped
Speaker 2: a video like in the most I don't know what this.
Speaker 2: It looks like film noir or something restating for everyone
Speaker 2: what her beliefs are. She's saying it with her whole
Speaker 2: test right now.
Speaker 4: Individual freedom, He's a fundamental SIPO that I safeguard without
Speaker 4: a doubt. There is no loo for compromise when.
Speaker 1: It comes to the lighting is so disorienting that.
Speaker 4: All women possess from birth individual freedom. What does my body,
Speaker 4: my choice really mean?
Speaker 2: Okay, anyone that's like, buy my book Millennia Trump dot Com.
Speaker 1: Fully inspired by early nineties perfume commercials.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is very much Elizabeth Taylor's White Diamonds kind
Speaker 2: of vibe. Yeah, I'm surprised there wasn't like a shot
Speaker 2: of like the like shells washing Ashore, like as b roll.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this is again, make no mistake, this is
Speaker 2: merely to put something out there where it's like a
Speaker 2: woman from the Trump family is on board, on the
Speaker 2: same page as other people who believe that you should have,
Speaker 2: you know, agency over your body. Look, it's a nice
Speaker 2: stride because I think at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: her meal ticket in Donald Trump must win in order
Speaker 2: for her life to continue the way it is. So
Speaker 2: at least they're on the same page for once, you know,
Speaker 2: they're both like, yeah, I guess you can't lose this one.
Speaker 2: So if I need to just be the fucking person
Speaker 2: who pretends like you're reasonable, or I can at least
Speaker 2: seem like a foil to all your bad ideas, then
Speaker 2: we'll go for it.
Speaker 1: Damn. All right. Well, I appreciate you because my take
Speaker 1: was going to be, Wow, she must be so mad
Speaker 1: at her, the exact take that you just did. And
Speaker 1: I appreciate you telling guest editor Josh to edit out
Speaker 1: my take and just do a dumb sounding impression of
Speaker 1: exactly what I said, word for Oh my, omg, Miles,
Speaker 1: do you see this next one? Be like sleeping on
Speaker 1: the couch now? Bro? Wow? I bet they sleep in
Speaker 1: separate homes. Wait they do? Yeah? All right, And finally
Speaker 1: we have the longshoremen are on strike. Yeah, and people
Speaker 1: are losing their shit about toilet paper, so to speak.
Speaker 2: Everyone's losing their So the International Longshoreman's Association, which represents
Speaker 2: you know, the long shot women who work all along
Speaker 2: up and down the Atlantic coast.
Speaker 1: It is along shore. Yeah, it's very nice to clever
Speaker 1: name my folks.
Speaker 2: They've gone on strike after their contract expired with the
Speaker 2: port owners. And their response is like it's all over
Speaker 2: the place, depending on where you get your news and
Speaker 2: what your perspective is on like worker rights or the election.
Speaker 2: So Republicans are preemptively already blaming Harris for the economic
Speaker 2: chaos that this will bring. If the ports are shut down,
Speaker 2: if goods aren't coming in, supply chain is going to
Speaker 2: be messed up, the prices are going to go up,
Speaker 2: and that's on them for not felling the strike and
Speaker 2: forcing people to go back to work. You know, that's
Speaker 2: not a great option when you're sort of coming off
Speaker 2: of this pro labor thing. Kamala Harris has come out
Speaker 2: and said like no, no, like, yeah, go ahead, I
Speaker 2: support them, Get yours, Get yours.
Speaker 1: Liberals are blaming the workers for being in cahoots with
Speaker 1: Trump because the head of the ILA is like, you know,
Speaker 1: he's said a lot of glowing things about Trump, and
Speaker 1: they're like.
Speaker 2: They're just striking right now to fuck with the election.
Speaker 2: And sure, that's a very cynical way of looking at it.
Speaker 2: And then consumers are panic buying toilet paper again because
Speaker 2: they're like, the ports are gonna close and where are
Speaker 2: we how are we gonna wipe our assholes? So, first off,
Speaker 2: I think it's important to say the strike is warranted, okay,
Speaker 2: given the record breaking profits shipping companies have enjoyed over
Speaker 2: the last few years, especially during the pandemic. They're merely
Speaker 2: asking for what all workers in the United States on
Speaker 2: some level have been yearning for, which is that you
Speaker 2: have wages that actually match the productivity gains or the
Speaker 2: profit gains for the entity that you work for. So
Speaker 2: some bad faith arguments against this are that, like, they
Speaker 2: already make a lot of money, Like it's not right
Speaker 2: that they make so much money, or why are they
Speaker 2: against technology if it makes.
Speaker 1: Things more efficient?
Speaker 2: Well, I think looking back, there's like a great article
Speaker 2: about this in the New Prospect or the American Prospects
Speaker 2: that essentially talks about how like over sixty years ago,
Speaker 2: these longshorman unions had to embrace containerization because back then
Speaker 2: the goods were in a ship's hull and then all
Speaker 2: these dudes came out and we're pulling stuff out on
Speaker 2: nets and then bringing it ashore. And so when they said, okay,
Speaker 2: we'll agree to containerization where like the goods are in
Speaker 2: containers and like they can be moved easily on rail
Speaker 2: and truck and cranes and things like that, Basically when
Speaker 2: they agreed to that, it took a huge bite out
Speaker 2: of like the need for these workers sometimes like near
Speaker 2: it's a ninety percent by just agreeing to containerization. So
Speaker 2: they've already taken a huge hit in terms of the
Speaker 2: number of people that can work, in terms of like
Speaker 2: quote efficiency, and so now they're worried about things like
Speaker 2: automation where like it's like, oh, everything scanned automatically rather
Speaker 2: than that being someone's job. Like that kind of stuff
Speaker 2: is what they're pushing back because they've already had huge
Speaker 2: chunks of that workforce taken out by you know, these
Speaker 2: sort of technological gains. So they're merely saying this is
Speaker 2: a good system, it works, no further automization, and please
Speaker 2: give us increased wages that are matching the cut like
Speaker 2: the profits that you guys are seeing.
Speaker 1: Miles some that monies goes to shareholders value. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: well so fuck all that I think is what their point. Sorry,
Speaker 1: those aren't the rules, dude, I know that money's any
Speaker 1: extra money goes to shareholders.
Speaker 2: Well, dude, if this line isn't a hockey stick and
Speaker 2: turns into a ping pong table and flattens out, I
Speaker 2: will die.
Speaker 1: It's not realizing that money's goes to shareholder value is
Speaker 1: actually childish of you, and you don't know how things work.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, my sweet sweet child. But yeah, so
Speaker 2: the timing isn't great. You know, if there's a huge
Speaker 2: choke point in the supply chain, prices will probably most
Speaker 2: likely go up because that's how all this shit works.
Speaker 2: And it could be used as a political attack against
Speaker 2: Biden and Harris. But if you had a functioning media,
Speaker 2: they could avoid you know, this call of the journalistic
Speaker 2: void and just say things like the shipping companies and
Speaker 2: ports could end this strike immediately. They are just choosing
Speaker 2: not to out of greed. But then you see a
Speaker 2: lot of takes are like, uh oh, this is going
Speaker 2: to be trouble for Harris. Rather than educating people, I'm like,
Speaker 2: this is this isn't merely the decision of the administration
Speaker 2: to have a strike happened. And then the toilet paper thing,
Speaker 2: I think is important. Stop panic buying toilet paper everyone.
Speaker 2: Here's a fun thing you can tell people who have
Speaker 2: been losing it over like toilet paper vanishing because the
Speaker 2: ports are closing, because there's pictures, there's a ton of pictures,
Speaker 2: TikTok videos, or people like walking into Costco and they're like, U,
Speaker 2: it's it's like March twenty twenty again up in here,
Speaker 2: Like people are raiding the fucking toilet paper. And conservatively
Speaker 2: ninety percent of the toilet paper we are using comes
Speaker 2: from domestic factories.
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 2: The rest is coming from like Canada or Mexico, which
Speaker 2: means doesn't have to come in through a port, comes
Speaker 2: in you know, the old fashioned way. And if anything,
Speaker 2: the strike would affect the exports of toilet paper abroad,
Speaker 2: you see, right, Like that's where it gets messed up.
Speaker 2: So you would probably be looking at a just an
Speaker 2: oversupply of toilet paper if it's not able to be exported.
Speaker 1: Of industrial bed toilet paper.
Speaker 2: I think the one thing where toilet paper manufacturing, like
Speaker 2: as I was reading about it, is affected is the
Speaker 2: fact that they import like this eucalyptus pulp to make
Speaker 2: this softer shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that comes from Brazil. You're just gonna have
Speaker 1: rough shit on your buttle.
Speaker 2: But what they're saying right now is like we're good,
Speaker 2: Like even the lobbying groups that represent them like, please stop,
Speaker 2: we have so much Like it's probably not going to
Speaker 2: be that big of a deal. And worst case scenario,
Speaker 2: commercial grade toilet paper is out there because it doesn't
Speaker 2: require this like important pulp, so don't worry.
Speaker 1: You can wipe your butts in peace, so don't worry.
Speaker 1: All this is really fucked up SNL sketch like early
Speaker 1: days of SNL where Jackie Kennedy is like sitting and
Speaker 1: every time there's a lab bang, she starts like climbing
Speaker 1: up behind her oh with the motor kid like like
Speaker 1: just it's a joke about panic trauma reflexes. Wow, triggered much.
Speaker 1: It's truly fucked up. But I feel like that is
Speaker 1: us as a nation. Like the second there's any sort
Speaker 1: of uh news about supply chain interruption, we just like
Speaker 1: my mindlessly sprint to the supermarket to buy toilet paper. Yep,
Speaker 1: we're just like dah, I need toilet paper. Super producer
Speaker 1: Victor again in the chat.
Speaker 2: It's right, that's why you got to be get like me,
Speaker 2: Bill Shitters and get a lovely bid day because he's
Speaker 2: got a dry.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, love bid days. Oh.
Speaker 2: But the one thing that could get affected is I
Speaker 2: think one of the huge consumer items would be bananas
Speaker 2: banana would be one percent.
Speaker 1: Are not growing that shit here? No no, no, no,
Speaker 1: don't tell your minion buddies no more by now all right,
Speaker 1: well pour one out for the minions hopefully. It's also funny, like,
Speaker 1: so this is being done at a time when really
Speaker 1: the Biden administration would be incentivized to help. It's almost
Speaker 1: like the union has a lot of leverage right now,
Speaker 1: and to use that leverage is un American. Is like
Speaker 1: how the story is told. Yeah, yeah, exactly, and that
Speaker 1: probably gets like they're already make enough enough, You're going
Speaker 1: to make too much money.
Speaker 2: They do make a good wage, but again that's because
Speaker 2: it's so vital and critical, and also because again they've
Speaker 2: argued the negotiated contracts that have had a bit of
Speaker 2: foresight to be like, well, if our workforce is going
Speaker 2: to get cut down by some of these advancements, then
Speaker 2: you're gonna pay like relatively, like what is going you know,
Speaker 2: a fair proportional wage based on the demand and the
Speaker 2: work that we do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, those are some of the things that
Speaker 1: are trending on this Thursday afternoon. We are back tomorrow
Speaker 1: with a whole ass episode of the show. Until then,
Speaker 1: be kind to each other, be kind to yourselves, to vaccine,
Speaker 1: get your flu shot, don't do nothing about white supremacy,
Speaker 1: And we will talk to y'all tomorrow. Bye. Peace,