Speaker 1: Four three three two one Jack, you're supposed to say
Speaker 1: drag baby.
Speaker 2: Drag baby. I actually don't know that show at all.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't either, That's why I said I don't even
Speaker 3: think that's a thing from it. That's definitely not a
Speaker 3: thing from it. That sounds like a straight person talking
Speaker 3: about drag And this is the.
Speaker 2: Part where we say drag baby, drag baby, drag me?
Speaker 2: Do I sound drag me?
Speaker 1: Mothery Hunt?
Speaker 2: That's so good, like definitely an impress an accurate impression
Speaker 2: of somebody from drag Race.
Speaker 1: That's Martin Short doing Nathan Lane.
Speaker 2: That's right doing somebody from drag Race.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna throw out I believe. I think there's a high,
Speaker 4: medium to high chance my sister will be straight off
Speaker 4: upset with me for revealing this on air. But my
Speaker 4: sister lives and we'll just say the South, and one
Speaker 4: of her neighbors is a little white boy named Hunter
Speaker 4: and they do call him Hunty, and it is insane.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. I love that as a reference they
Speaker 2: call no, they just call him Hunty, like, yeah, hey,
Speaker 2: what's up, little Hunty? And they don't know how funny
Speaker 2: that is.
Speaker 4: I can't tell and I'm too. I tried to say
Speaker 4: something and there was no like appropriate way to do
Speaker 4: it in front of, like, you know, a birthday party
Speaker 4: of two year olds?
Speaker 2: Was he serving hunt?
Speaker 1: Does he have a sister named Slaymantha?
Speaker 2: Or Hello the Internet and welcome to season three seventy one,
Speaker 2: Episode three of Dead Days I Stay production of Yes, iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2: This is a podcast where we Yes take a yes
Speaker 2: deep dive into america shared consciousness. We now have a
Speaker 2: YouTube channel. This is a YouTube episode. You can go
Speaker 2: see what it looked like on Friday. What a what
Speaker 2: a tease? It's Wednesday, January fifteenth, twenty twenty four. My
Speaker 2: name is Jack O'Brien aka Potatoes O'Brien. I didn't I
Speaker 2: didn't have time to look for an aka this morning,
Speaker 2: But thanks to everybody who sureley wrote great ones and
Speaker 2: we'll be back to singing for y'all yeah tomorrow. I'm
Speaker 2: thrilled to be joined in our miles seat by a
Speaker 2: hilarious and brilliant producer and TV writer. You know him
Speaker 2: from the Yos this racist podcast. It's Andrew too.
Speaker 4: I just want to say for the community, I actually
Speaker 4: factually spent my AKA thinking of time better known as
Speaker 4: the ten minutes before I get on here looking for
Speaker 4: some stuff for some firefighters because the request cavid. So
Speaker 4: everyone who would have enjoyed an ed AKA from Andrew
Speaker 4: please know that on your behalf, I have given it
Speaker 4: to the city of Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: That's very nice of you. We also spend a good
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes trying to figure out recording on riverside and
Speaker 2: looking at seapep masks that look like face huggers. So
Speaker 2: just to bring people fully up to speed doing the
Speaker 2: Lord's work, Andrew, how are you doing? Are you still
Speaker 2: not You're still in your place?
Speaker 4: You're oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know if we
Speaker 4: talked about this, but yeah, I'm I'm in a pretty
Speaker 4: I'm in a part of Los Angeles that if I
Speaker 4: was in fire danger it would be catastrophically. It was
Speaker 4: like all of LA would have burned down anymore. So yeah,
Speaker 4: so just you don't have to worry about me specifically.
Speaker 4: I have been weirdly okay ish.
Speaker 5: I do have asthma that's relatively mild, and I've been
Speaker 5: I although I one of the things I've been doing
Speaker 5: in a mutual air capacity has been distributing masks.
Speaker 4: So if anyone needs two thousand masks, they're in my car.
Speaker 4: So I have a lot of masks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did a masked up we got we got
Speaker 2: a bunch of kids ones left over from COVID. Yeah,
Speaker 2: using the hell out of those, baby.
Speaker 4: That is the to the extent. I mean, look, things change,
Speaker 4: and the generally the issue now has been making sure
Speaker 4: things resources not that they're you know, sufficient, but there's
Speaker 4: sort of more resources than on the ground distributable out
Speaker 4: of the door. Yeah. Yeah, the distribution is not caught up. So,
Speaker 4: but masks is always a thing. Kids masks is a
Speaker 4: thing that I think has been consistently people are still
Speaker 4: looking for. Yeah, we've been.
Speaker 3: Given so sick of the gay agenda, trying to make
Speaker 3: kids masks.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's right.
Speaker 3: Being masked is for me when I'm having an identity crisis. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's not for children.
Speaker 2: That's right. Hey, that voice in our third seat hilarious
Speaker 2: stand up comedian, writer, actor, improviser. You can catch her
Speaker 2: on stand up stages everywhere, check her website and at
Speaker 2: the monthly Facial Recognition comedy show, which she also produces.
Speaker 2: It's Paula.
Speaker 3: Love My Goodness, shout out to Andrew for doing mutual aid.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Yeah, great job.
Speaker 4: It's just we all. I'm doing it purely in a
Speaker 4: self interested sense. Oh and we're on videos. So this
Speaker 4: is my solidarity and snacks shirt.
Speaker 1: Oh I love solidarity and snacks.
Speaker 2: That's such a cool shirt.
Speaker 3: We have so many really awesome mutual aid groups in
Speaker 3: LA and a lot of them were born out of COVID,
Speaker 3: but a lot of them they've been going for like
Speaker 3: five years or more.
Speaker 1: They're so cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's I will just say my little essay
Speaker 4: for mutual aid or for when it's time in your community.
Speaker 4: When you're on various chats and stuff. I know it
Speaker 4: doesn't feel like people, it's not your instinct when you're
Speaker 4: asking or providing help. But please say the numbers of
Speaker 4: what you have and what you need. It will save
Speaker 4: everyone so much time. Part Like, I feel like, you know,
Speaker 4: four percent of my time is spent asking people. Wait,
Speaker 4: so how much do you have? How many cars do
Speaker 4: you need? What is this? How much do you need? Right?
Speaker 4: So say what you need? Say what numbers. I'm turning
Speaker 4: into a fucking line producer.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: It's like I was going to say it's like trying
Speaker 3: to the for like tech issues. It's like what is
Speaker 3: going on and she's like five different things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just say the number as quickly as possible.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of people coming together, I want to give
Speaker 2: a shout out to Maximum Derek exclamation point on the
Speaker 2: on Blue Sky. That's their use name on Blue Sky.
Speaker 2: But this is a listener who built an incredible lightsaber
Speaker 2: and is auctioning it off to raise funds for Miles's family.
Speaker 2: If this is your first episode listening since the fires,
Speaker 2: Miles and his family lost their home. We will be
Speaker 2: linking off to a GoFundMe for them and also this
Speaker 2: auction where where they're auctioning off this very cool lightsaber
Speaker 2: to raise funds. And then we'll also be blinking off
Speaker 2: to some a list of gofundmes for displaced black families
Speaker 2: who have been displaced by the fires, some vetted GoFundMe
Speaker 2: directories that you can go check out and contribute to.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's still you know, the next twenty four
Speaker 2: hours supposed to be very windy, So.
Speaker 4: We are podcasting from one of the biggest positions of
Speaker 4: ignorance about the future.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly right, Captain Planet back yea. All those kids
Speaker 3: were warning us about each of their fields or realms.
Speaker 2: I didn't really watch that. So they had like a
Speaker 2: fire person.
Speaker 3: There was fire, Earth with water and Heart, and everybody
Speaker 3: thought Heart was a bitch ass, but it turns out
Speaker 3: Heart is mutual aid.
Speaker 1: So there is sore.
Speaker 2: These were not weaponized. It wasn't like they're no, they
Speaker 2: were definitely so like the fire could like yeah out
Speaker 2: and what did Heart do? Just like kind of break
Speaker 2: your heart? Like ghost?
Speaker 1: You like, oh, like, how could heart be weaponized?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I love bombing.
Speaker 4: I guess I love bombing and then ghost I think
Speaker 4: in the in the show, Heart mostly translated to mind
Speaker 4: control over animals. If I'm being as far as like
Speaker 4: fighting a group of people or a bad guy with
Speaker 4: it was usually I can control these pigeons.
Speaker 1: It was the mother of Dragons of yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my heart wouldn't be able to recover if somebody
Speaker 2: was able to control some pigeons, make them like kind
Speaker 2: of coup. In my general dreams, it wasn't.
Speaker 4: It wasn't I think super well thought out. It was
Speaker 4: sort of like a combination of like Aristotle and Voltron
Speaker 4: as far as elemental forces.
Speaker 2: Some of that Aristotle, sof I was a philosophy major
Speaker 2: in a university department that had a strong like bent
Speaker 2: towards the classics, and like a lot of the shit
Speaker 2: you end up studying and that is like, well, we
Speaker 2: know this is wrong, right, Like it's just people saying
Speaker 2: stuff that we scientifically have disproven a long time ago.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, you know your how's your ethereal
Speaker 4: bile going exactly.
Speaker 2: The various humors. It was just like a guy in
Speaker 2: the entire nation who was like, well, it's the smart
Speaker 2: guy who's like thought of stuff and he had interesting.
Speaker 3: The content creators of their time, like are prolific, just
Speaker 3: became the philosopher of their time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is like one of the most important lessons
Speaker 2: that you learned from that is and that that's actually
Speaker 2: I forget which one of the like one of the
Speaker 2: famous classic philosophers was like, all about the most important
Speaker 2: thing to learn is how little you know about anything?
Speaker 1: Kruger effect.
Speaker 2: That's it was Dunning and Krueger, the Collabo that would
Speaker 2: change everything.
Speaker 3: I like that one guy just was like I really
Speaker 3: want to fuck my mom, and then we made him
Speaker 3: a hero.
Speaker 4: You know, Oh my god, it's so wild.
Speaker 2: They were like, we just be aware, like we know
Speaker 2: so little, just be you know, open to the mystery
Speaker 2: of the universe and open to your own ignorance. But
Speaker 2: then like spent the rest of their career being like, so,
Speaker 2: here's probably how physics works. Yeah, it probably has to
Speaker 2: do with these little dudes. Who are you know? Anyways,
Speaker 2: Andrew Paulave, it's so wonderful to have you both, Paul V.
Speaker 2: We're going to get to know you a little bit
Speaker 2: better in a moment.
Speaker 1: For the audience does not know me? Who is this?
Speaker 1: I should come on as a different character every time.
Speaker 2: Before we get into that, we do like to tell
Speaker 2: our listening to a couple of things we're talking about
Speaker 2: with the impending TikTok band. We do just want to
Speaker 2: acknowledge Red Note or New Overlord the number one app
Speaker 2: right now on the Apple App Store? Is that correct Apple.
Speaker 1: App on the on the US App Store?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, Paul V, you're gonna catch us up on that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about a couple new ivermectin Pitchmen that
Speaker 2: we got Matt Gaetz who is now has a show
Speaker 2: on one of those one of those networks, O A
Speaker 2: N or like true America. I don't know what the
Speaker 2: fuck on one of those things.
Speaker 1: He's on own, He's gonna get own.
Speaker 4: It's so it is that there's multiple TV networks called own.
Speaker 4: Is alper Winfrey networks still around?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that is the most wild thing about
Speaker 2: what we just said. The number of networks named him
Speaker 2: also imactin having a real moment right now. Mel Gibson
Speaker 2: went on the Joe Rogan podcast because this is the
Speaker 2: new hell scape that we exist in where it's Mel
Speaker 2: Gibson was so a lot of people are making it
Speaker 2: talking about how he made the claim that he was
Speaker 2: like three of my friends had stage four cancer. Now
Speaker 2: all of them are cancer free, and like he was
Speaker 2: trying to make the point that they were cured by ivermectim,
Speaker 2: but he couldn't really remember what it was. A lot
Speaker 2: of people are, you know, just pointing out how incorrect
Speaker 2: that is. But I feel like not enough people are
Speaker 2: pointing out, like how high he was on stimulants. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you guys saw the video clip, he
Speaker 2: is fucking flying.
Speaker 3: Okay, But like, I don't know what mel Gibson's baseline
Speaker 3: is because he just seems insane all the time, so
Speaker 3: like how him on stimulants?
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe maybe it's not.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's that doesn't feel like what the brain is
Speaker 1: now it is.
Speaker 2: I do just want to give a performance note of
Speaker 2: whatever this is. It is.
Speaker 3: Also was like the resurrection legitimately happened, like there was
Speaker 3: just like a hole it was.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know all that plenty more, But first, Paula,
Speaker 2: do you do like to ask our guest what is
Speaker 2: something from your search history that is revealing about who
Speaker 2: you are?
Speaker 3: I I think this morning looked up who is the
Speaker 3: dacy girl from the Rihanna Bitch Better Have My Money
Speaker 3: music video? Because she had a dacy henchwoman who was
Speaker 3: like gorgeous, amazing whatever, And like I was like, what
Speaker 3: happened to her?
Speaker 1: And so I looked her up.
Speaker 3: Her name is Sanam Cindy and she's still like doing stuff,
Speaker 3: still active. She seems awesome. I want to see her
Speaker 3: in more things. I don't know, That's what I looked up.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'll have a memory from when I'm like a
Speaker 3: kid and felt representation and was like what happened?
Speaker 1: Who was that?
Speaker 2: Who was that? Yeah? He was like wake up?
Speaker 4: Why was now the moment? And not when you first
Speaker 4: saw the video.
Speaker 3: Oh, I did look her up, but then it's been like,
Speaker 3: however many years I was obsessed with her, and then
Speaker 3: like I hadn't like thought about her in a while.
Speaker 3: And then some some like real popped up or something
Speaker 3: and it was like Rihanna made that song because she
Speaker 3: wanted her money, and I was like, I don't know
Speaker 3: this backstory, but what happened to that girl?
Speaker 1: Like what happened to her?
Speaker 2: I do love those explainer videos that have the most baseline,
Speaker 2: obvious explanation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so she actually really wanted to say money. Hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: they were talking to you.
Speaker 4: I am depressed to admit that. Like on Amazon Prime,
Speaker 4: when when you pause it, it tells you all the
Speaker 4: actors in a scene, and it's so like obnoxious and idiotic,
Speaker 4: and I find it immensely helpful.
Speaker 1: That's like the.
Speaker 3: Pop up the music video on v H one. Do
Speaker 3: you remember how I had all those pop up facts?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I love that. I would do that with every like
Speaker 3: animal actor. I'd be like, what's their backstory?
Speaker 1: What happened? Wischbone is still alive?
Speaker 2: Right, what's this guy's deal? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Set right, I know, put me on a set and
Speaker 3: I'll just be with the dogs in the corner.
Speaker 2: The dogs are I feel like, always dead by the
Speaker 2: time I look it up.
Speaker 1: Don't say that you don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know by the time I look it up,
Speaker 2: which usually you know, I watch a lot of classic films,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Just feel I feel like they don't.
Speaker 2: Like Frasier dog was like gone way too soon?
Speaker 1: How dare you? You better shut your mouth, Jack O'Brien.
Speaker 2: Wait, you thought he should have been dead sooner? Is
Speaker 2: that know?
Speaker 3: That dog is running out of a farm upstate somewhereledge
Speaker 3: the past.
Speaker 2: Okay, gotta gott together? Yeah, yeah, what what do I know?
Speaker 2: So you you don't look it up? I got it?
Speaker 3: What is Sometimes I text Jackies like a picture of
Speaker 3: a dog from a movie, and I'll be like, he's
Speaker 3: probably still alive, right, that happened in the seventies. No,
Speaker 3: And I'm like, we're breaking up?
Speaker 4: Fuck you?
Speaker 2: What is something you think is underrated?
Speaker 1: Okay? Something this is so depressing.
Speaker 3: But something that I think is underrated is air quality,
Speaker 3: because I am so like, what are we gonna do?
Speaker 1: I miss?
Speaker 3: And also even before this, like I would travel first,
Speaker 3: stand up and I would go to the Pacific Northwest,
Speaker 3: and I would just the first thing I would do
Speaker 3: with when I stepped off the plane was just Inhale
Speaker 3: because the air is so crisp up there and there's
Speaker 3: so much greenery. It just feels so good. Sometimes you
Speaker 3: see a picture of like snow and you feel your
Speaker 3: lungs expand, and I'm like, I'm I miss I miss
Speaker 3: fresh air. I want it to be fresh soon again.
Speaker 2: You know, man, I hope it's never like, oh that
Speaker 2: that was a thing they used to have, is fresh air.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'm definitely more aware, Like I'm I'm all
Speaker 2: up in the air quality apps. I'm seeing the little bubbles,
Speaker 2: the little numbers, the yourselfers. Yeah, we got some curifiers.
Speaker 2: Is that is that their contradictory?
Speaker 4: I will Yeah. So that's I feel like Apple has
Speaker 4: been lying to me because I'm like to say, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Air quality now, air now dot gov. I'm like, it's
Speaker 2: the government. They can't totally lie.
Speaker 3: There was there was like a PhD person on Twitter
Speaker 3: and it said PhD in her name, so I believe her.
Speaker 3: Believe women. And she said that it's like the air
Speaker 3: quality indexes in disease. If you will are not detecting
Speaker 3: some of the pollutants in the air, So the things
Speaker 3: that they're measuring aren't necessarily what is the ToxS in
Speaker 3: the air, because like right now, because of the wildfires,
Speaker 3: so we don't know what's happening.
Speaker 2: Right they're just kind of looking out the window being like,
Speaker 2: looks clear, I can see the Hollywood sign from here.
Speaker 3: So I think we get like windmill air purifiers science
Speaker 3: wow and.
Speaker 2: Makes them look like yeah, I don't know. I'm all
Speaker 2: about air quality maps and fire maps and really like
Speaker 2: a horrible way to become extremely familiar with the geography
Speaker 2: of Los Angeles. Oh yeah, like all the places that
Speaker 2: are like, oh, this is way further away than I thought.
Speaker 1: We're way too close or way closer than Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, I love that the air quality has like the
Speaker 3: range of colors, so you're like green good, smiley face
Speaker 3: red bad, no good red, like like and that's how
Speaker 3: like every everything, like every app is colored this way.
Speaker 3: So you're just like, Okay, I'm just not gonna need
Speaker 3: for numbers. I'm not gonna pay attention to it.
Speaker 1: This is this remains.
Speaker 4: They actually pushed a an update since then, and they
Speaker 4: have not fixed it. And I don't know what they
Speaker 4: would fix it to, but it's crazy that on the
Speaker 4: Watch Duty app red flag, which is not nothing but
Speaker 4: is basically nothing as far as warning is light pink,
Speaker 4: whereas moderate danger is yellow, and then immediate danger is
Speaker 4: darker pink.
Speaker 3: This is a UI issue that is okay, well, I
Speaker 3: haven't been paying attention to that.
Speaker 2: Are you pink aka in a dry somewhat windy area
Speaker 2: or are you darker pink, in which case you're on
Speaker 2: fire right now?
Speaker 4: You should stop. It's it's genuinely just pitching feminist.
Speaker 1: Yes, what are they going to name it fire? Helga? Like?
Speaker 3: What are they going to keep naming them natural disasters?
Speaker 3: After women?
Speaker 4: My pitch If anyone from watch Duty is listening, a
Speaker 4: cross hatch, a black and white cross hatch for red
Speaker 4: flag area.
Speaker 1: Wait, but how the overlay on the map would be
Speaker 1: messed up?
Speaker 4: Okay, fine, then like gray see.
Speaker 2: And this is why this is why we have these meetings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, our weekly standing meeting on watch duty, the three
Speaker 3: of us.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, the two choices are crazy.
Speaker 4: It's so hard to read the map.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, whereas like every other map that I've encountered,
Speaker 2: Like Paul is saying the air quality maps all seem
Speaker 2: to get how this sort of thing should should operate,
Speaker 2: but it is. It's like fire is red and orange
Speaker 2: and yellow and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the hottest fire is blue.
Speaker 2: There I made it like the most dangerous one is
Speaker 2: light blue.
Speaker 4: Be like, god, damn it.
Speaker 1: I want them.
Speaker 3: I want them to add things to the map, like
Speaker 3: if there's like like weird radioactive stuff. I want to
Speaker 3: see like green goo on the map, like Nickelodeon's time.
Speaker 3: If they're yeah, let's see how this is like the
Speaker 3: citizen app for nature, you know what I mean, like
Speaker 3: arrest the fire to tackle the hurricane. You know, just
Speaker 3: what our new I think it's better for Okay, I
Speaker 3: do want to say we're probably gonna talk about this later,
Speaker 3: but I do think a lot of people are trying
Speaker 3: to like find arsonists because it's way easier to like
Speaker 3: go after an art like a single arsenist than like
Speaker 3: the entire system. So I think that this might be
Speaker 3: a fun way to distract then focus on the weather
Speaker 3: or like the natural disasters of it, man made natural
Speaker 3: disasters of it all.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just make the app more interactive. It's like ways
Speaker 3: where like people are like, oh, there's a cop in
Speaker 3: three miles, but it's a hurricane.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was some way to like catch the fossil
Speaker 2: fuel executives and the water company boarding executives like red handed,
Speaker 2: like they're.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like gamify planting trees, like plant trees up
Speaker 3: ahead for so many points.
Speaker 4: Actually, another one thing that was being gamified sort of
Speaker 4: was people looking for price gouging in LA rents. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was very nice.
Speaker 2: So how are they gamifying that because they're going from everywhere,
Speaker 2: not gamify, but sort of digitally distributing responsibility.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so they're looking up If you go on zillow,
Speaker 3: you can look up different addresses and you can see
Speaker 3: like the price history of like the rentals or whatever,
Speaker 3: and then you can report them to the district attorney
Speaker 3: or for whatever area and tell them that they're price
Speaker 3: gouging during a natural disaster, which is illegal. And so
Speaker 3: people on like TikTok rip and other places are posting
Speaker 3: like their Excel spreadsheet of all of these landlords that
Speaker 3: are gonna hopefully get jail time.
Speaker 2: You're doing that, and when you report them, it makes
Speaker 2: like a really like a very satisfying noise it's like
Speaker 2: a change. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it makes like a little we're only motivated by
Speaker 3: the venmo tchange exactly.
Speaker 2: Like ah, like that's the sound of a uh it
Speaker 2: puts like a fire out on the app. Yeah, what, Paul,
Speaker 2: is something you think is overrated?
Speaker 1: Okay I was.
Speaker 3: This is all fire related, and I'm so sorry, but
Speaker 3: it's understandable with the evacuations and everything. I always when
Speaker 3: I was younger, even just there's something in me that's
Speaker 3: like I don't want to own many things and I
Speaker 3: want to be able to put it all in my
Speaker 3: car and drive away if I need to, and like
Speaker 3: I kind of had to do that when I evacuated.
Speaker 3: And so I think, like what LA has shown people
Speaker 3: who like all these people who are donating their clothes,
Speaker 3: donating their items, is that other than like the sentimental
Speaker 3: stuff and the irreplaceable stuff, a lot of our like
Speaker 3: purchases are overrated. Like people are so willing to part
Speaker 3: with their clothes and with all of these things that
Speaker 3: people from the fires don't have. It kind of shows
Speaker 3: that like we don't really need everything we've bought, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, We're willing to give it up
Speaker 3: to make other people's lives easier. Those things are replaceable,
Speaker 3: and the important things that we can't replace our each other.
Speaker 3: So I think that kind of I was like, oh, man,
Speaker 3: like I am packing up my car and it does
Speaker 3: fit in my car, like the stuff that I really need,
Speaker 3: you actually need that I need and love my dogs
Speaker 3: and you know, my sentimental stuff and whatever you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I was kind of like, Okay, well, like this
Speaker 3: is devastating, but we're all like, we're we're going to
Speaker 3: figure out a way to help each other.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it definitely does something to your perspective where
Speaker 2: you're just like, I guess I just need this folder
Speaker 2: and then probably another pair of jeans, but like not
Speaker 2: definitely another pair of jeans, but yeah, probably like for
Speaker 2: the sake kids in the car Jack.
Speaker 6: Stand up about we think about it, there's too many jeans.
Speaker 6: We got too many jeans in jeans speaking of kids
Speaker 6: the jeans, am I right?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Anyway, yeah, yeah, I personally agree with that, but like,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of ship that I've realized I could
Speaker 2: just get rid of, and we're in the process of
Speaker 2: doing so.
Speaker 3: So wait, I did also see a gay couple break
Speaker 3: up with that sentiment exactly. There was like an Instagram
Speaker 3: couple that was like, well, we've been kind of headed
Speaker 3: in different directions and with the fact that our house
Speaker 3: burned down, we're really starting at news.
Speaker 1: So we're separating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, way to start clean, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back,
Speaker 2: and we're back. And yeah, I mean we've spent a
Speaker 2: lot of the time talking about the wildfires, talking about
Speaker 2: just fucking misinformation. You know. There was the post that
Speaker 2: presented local news footage of black families attempting to save
Speaker 2: their household items and describe them as looters. That got debunked.
Speaker 2: But I mean, just thinking about what black families are
Speaker 2: going through right now in Altadena and just around Los
Speaker 2: Angeles with this heightened like the thing that people seem
Speaker 2: to really want to focus on at a time when
Speaker 2: we don't know what caused these fires at all, but
Speaker 2: we know what made them possible, which is climate change.
Speaker 2: But you know, they want to find looters, they want
Speaker 2: to find arsonists. Yeah, that's they want to find a
Speaker 2: bad guy that they can beat up, and like that
Speaker 2: specific that like Henry Winkler, the fawns, as we talked
Speaker 2: about in a previous episode came out and was like
Speaker 2: there's an arsonist in LA and then we I hope
Speaker 2: you get beat within an inchest like he got like
Speaker 2: real violent about the imaginary arsenist that somebody told him about.
Speaker 2: And Whitney Cummings, stand up comedian who's had a number
Speaker 2: of very questionable moments over the past years, has just
Speaker 2: like had a full break years over the past seems
Speaker 2: like she had full break said she says that people
Speaker 2: are pouring gasoline in the sewers for some reason, and
Speaker 2: also that had this video where she claimed that she
Speaker 2: was going arsonist hunting.
Speaker 7: So now that the biggest threat seems to be in
Speaker 7: addition to when arsonists that are just lighting fires.
Speaker 1: So we're going to go to some places where it
Speaker 1: happened what happening like the base.
Speaker 7: Of canyons and drive around based canyons.
Speaker 4: Why would it be at the base of kids?
Speaker 1: What's the plan if we find one? Where if you
Speaker 1: please take them before? Where is the beef? I mean,
Speaker 1: what else is the plan? What if you can't go
Speaker 1: look for something?
Speaker 8: And I have a plan of like once we find them,
Speaker 8: what are we gonna do?
Speaker 1: We're gonna I like that's just narrating our thoughts as well.
Speaker 1: It's trail heads, which is where Arsons.
Speaker 2: Seemed to be targeting, coming from.
Speaker 8: The key to the who is doing something so violent
Speaker 8: and so sick name that you know, there's really not
Speaker 8: much you can do besides kill them if that's not
Speaker 8: an option.
Speaker 1: If that was true, Crystalia would be dead.
Speaker 8: So crazy that they just are stunned and just rethink
Speaker 8: their entire plan. And if anyone can out crazy and
Speaker 8: arsenist who has a big.
Speaker 1: She's not wrong.
Speaker 4: Also, Anderson Cooper's up into Banga, like, is it gonna
Speaker 4: be awkward if we run into this?
Speaker 1: Anderson Cooper is That's why it's all.
Speaker 8: We're looking for shady people that could be arsenists anyway.
Speaker 3: And then I sent you the the tweet of her
Speaker 3: with the lesbian firefighter joke question mark that she said
Speaker 3: it's in the chat.
Speaker 4: Oh god, I can I just say it has become
Speaker 4: so clear in the last five years that nothing causes
Speaker 4: more brain damage than money, money and same.
Speaker 3: Really, so why I am looking for for them? I
Speaker 3: don't want to think anymore. Being socially responsible is it's
Speaker 3: it's hot, but it hurts my head. No, so give
Speaker 3: me all the money.
Speaker 2: Here's another tweet from her.
Speaker 7: All right, like everyone, I'm trying to figure out how
Speaker 7: this happened in California so that I don't say something
Speaker 7: that's inaccurate. I came across the video of the fire
Speaker 7: chief a lesbian.
Speaker 1: Love it great fatal lesbians try to be one. Didn't take.
Speaker 2: I don't think I'm a lesbian.
Speaker 7: I just live in Los Angeles and the manner so
Speaker 7: effeminate that Honestly, at this point, dating a woman is
Speaker 7: like the straightest thing.
Speaker 4: You can do is yeah, that's a genius right there.
Speaker 3: Also, look at how tight her face is and she
Speaker 3: says she's never had plastic surgery.
Speaker 7: I think lesbians can be firefighters, don't find don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm not thinking about.
Speaker 7: Your genitals or your preferences when I need a hero, right,
Speaker 7: But is that not.
Speaker 1: Like, why is it okay? That'd be like a gay man,
Speaker 1: we need more gay men and here.
Speaker 7: That'd be like a me gone, we need more hot guys.
Speaker 1: In here to be firefighters. That would be like a dude,
Speaker 1: be like, we just need more hot blondes.
Speaker 7: Isn't that essentially just recruiting people in your dating pools.
Speaker 2: It's got five point six million views. This fucking sucks.
Speaker 4: I think that's that's Twitter, man, Twitter.
Speaker 2: This is Twitter's just gone. This is smart for it's
Speaker 2: been gone. But I think, like, what what is it
Speaker 2: that happens to them? They have a lot, so they
Speaker 2: start like getting paranoid and like trying to protect that.
Speaker 2: I feel like they start only hanging out with other
Speaker 2: people who have a lot, and probably people who've had
Speaker 2: a lot for longer than they have, and so are
Speaker 2: like kind of instituted in the like scaffolding of just
Speaker 2: right wing ideas, like rich person ideas.
Speaker 3: Also, they have like way too much time on their hands,
Speaker 3: but don't channel it into the right things. They're like okay,
Speaker 3: like conspiracy theories are easier than fighting like systemic issues,
Speaker 3: which are like the true conspiracy theories, you know, like
Speaker 3: spending my time chasing an arsonist into fire evacuated areas
Speaker 3: and making times harder or making this whole situation harder
Speaker 3: for like people actually fighting the fires is easier than
Speaker 3: me like doing actual work and like doing mutual aid
Speaker 3: or whatever, like they it is. It is a lot
Speaker 3: less risky for them to do these like individualistic acts
Speaker 3: than it is for them to connect to their community.
Speaker 3: Because at that point, when they connect to their community
Speaker 3: and they see that their lifestyle has like funded the
Speaker 3: issues or is contributing to this like disparity between social
Speaker 3: classes or whatever, that's when they have to like make
Speaker 3: actual changes in their life.
Speaker 1: And that's so much harder for them for their lifestyle.
Speaker 3: So it's way easier to just like blame lesbians and arsonists, yeah,
Speaker 3: than it is to go do the actual work.
Speaker 4: Well, it's also Hollywood has rotted people's brains into thinking
Speaker 4: there are individual villains for this, and there are, but
Speaker 4: they are not people on any They are not in
Speaker 4: a trail head.
Speaker 1: They all think they're bat They all think they're Batman.
Speaker 1: And this is Gotham, Like he's wild.
Speaker 2: Like watching her video where she's going out to battle
Speaker 2: the arsonists with swords, like it's just so evident that
Speaker 2: she's like built herself into this individualistic view of the
Speaker 2: world where like she is the protagonist of an action
Speaker 2: film and so like she needs to, like it's more
Speaker 2: important for her to believe that and that like therefore
Speaker 2: she deserves her success and you know, one hundred times
Speaker 2: as much money as like other people with her job
Speaker 2: than it is to just like you know, let in
Speaker 2: any drop of reality.
Speaker 3: I think she also thinks this is what happens to
Speaker 3: quirky bitches when you don't check them. Okay, if people
Speaker 3: get so quirky and people validate their like absurd cookiness.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about why bitches and they and they just
Speaker 3: like they just continue like violating boundaries, and people find
Speaker 3: it funny or like they you know, like overstep, like
Speaker 3: they get they get out of their lane, and people
Speaker 3: are like, oh, she's just being funny.
Speaker 1: It's just a joke. It's just quirky, quirky.
Speaker 3: Then they then that starts becoming the reality because like
Speaker 3: these could be jokes, but they're not, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like they're almost it's you can see she's
Speaker 3: like she's laughing.
Speaker 2: At how funny, how crazy she is. So yes, it's
Speaker 2: just a joke. No, she's like going out and telling
Speaker 2: people she's fighting.
Speaker 3: On her giant platform quirky bitches need to be checked. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 3: we're done. We're done with that.
Speaker 4: That's that's the thing that you and Trump agree on.
Speaker 3: Me and Trump, me and that queen were queening out together,
Speaker 3: Me and Trumps. Yeah, oh, god manic Pixie, dream sword girl.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, the Batman thing is like, if he
Speaker 4: actually wanted to help get rid of bad guys in
Speaker 4: Gotham City, he would dissolve his corporation and give that
Speaker 4: money equally to everyone, and it would do more than
Speaker 4: any number of fistfights he could have every night.
Speaker 2: But he, he and Albert would rather believe that some
Speaker 2: men just want to see the world burned.
Speaker 3: Albert, Albert Butler, listen, Batman's policy is bad. My fanship
Speaker 3: fandom for Batman. I'm like, I'm like military industrial complex brain. Okay,
Speaker 3: you cannot call him. Albert is Michael Caine.
Speaker 4: I like Albert, what a great idea for a Butler.
Speaker 3: Alfred's Alfred's brother, who is an underachiever. I wanted to
Speaker 3: go to art school but to kind of get a
Speaker 3: job at the brother Albert, Hey, hey, you want to blaze, bro.
Speaker 2: Some people just want to watch one of these burn
Speaker 2: But you know what I'm saying, But yeah, that that
Speaker 2: is I feel I feel like a lot of people
Speaker 2: have taken that line to heart. They're just like, you know,
Speaker 2: who's to blame for this thing that environmentalists and anybody
Speaker 2: who's been paying attention have been telling us is going
Speaker 2: to happen and is coming? Uh, just random people.
Speaker 3: Did you notice that de I and d I E
Speaker 3: have the same.
Speaker 2: That they're really trying to blame.
Speaker 4: I mean also though, even if you just want to
Speaker 4: blame the actual flame that started this, I would you know,
Speaker 4: no one knows definitely yet, but the historical likely hood
Speaker 4: it is it is a PG and E transformer of
Speaker 4: some kind. That's the power company in southern California, and
Speaker 4: all they are.
Speaker 1: Breathlessly and transformers. What do you mean? What are their pronouns?
Speaker 2: Yeah, respectful of you. All right, let's uh, let's take
Speaker 2: a quick break. We'll come back. We'll talk TikTok and
Speaker 2: some other things.
Speaker 4: We'll be right back, and.
Speaker 2: We're back and TikTok going. It really looks like TikTok
Speaker 2: might be banned. Gen Z not happy.
Speaker 4: I've seen.
Speaker 2: It's a very serious dressing down of the US government.
Speaker 2: They seem that.
Speaker 1: They are reading the government to philth.
Speaker 2: And they are actually doing something, uh, the a massive
Speaker 2: act of rebellion. They're joining the actual Chinese version of TikTok,
Speaker 2: which is red.
Speaker 4: Note.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just like it's number one. It's the number
Speaker 2: one app the app Store today, which is pretty I
Speaker 2: saw it just defect, just straight up defect, just start
Speaker 2: working an intelligence for the Chinese government.
Speaker 3: I saw one TikTok that was like, hey, we're all
Speaker 3: going to go over to Red Note. And then I
Speaker 3: saw one Red Note of this dude, this American dude,
Speaker 3: who was like, hey, guys, I'm here by myself and
Speaker 3: I don't I'm never speaking in Mandarin and.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 3: Okay bye, And then like the next day everybody joined,
Speaker 3: but he was like one of the pioneers.
Speaker 1: He was so scared, Mom, are you guys coming over?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 3: But now everybody loves it because they're all making friends
Speaker 3: with all the Chinese users and it's really cute and
Speaker 3: really sweet, and they're subtitling their videos in both I believe,
Speaker 3: Mandarin and English, and so it's like everybody can understand
Speaker 3: each other and it's doing it's really undoing US propaganda
Speaker 3: against China, which is beautiful.
Speaker 4: Man. It is like, how much more evil could any
Speaker 4: country be than our own tech companies? Like what is
Speaker 4: the pitch here? Really?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Like, oh, we're supposed to be scared of foreign governments
Speaker 4: Like sorry, dudes, Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the way to handle this situation.
Speaker 1: Red doge so corny.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, I wonder if this will just I
Speaker 4: just don't think it's gonna work.
Speaker 1: I guess the move to red no.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, the banning like it's like, I you know,
Speaker 4: it's not there's it's too easy for people to get
Speaker 4: around it.
Speaker 2: So like so they just use like TikTok with a VPN.
Speaker 2: Is that essentially gonna be like the easiest way for people.
Speaker 4: I just think that, yeah, some ship like that is
Speaker 4: going to increasingly become it's just going to become an
Speaker 4: arms race and of like you know, because that's the
Speaker 4: whole thing with tech companies is like the only like
Speaker 4: actual advantage. They don't provide anything, but what they do
Speaker 4: is provide loopholes around existing legislation, which is the only
Speaker 4: reason they have value. Right, So yeah, we'll just do
Speaker 4: more of that. It's gonna be an endless fucking race
Speaker 4: to like whatever the fuck.
Speaker 1: Right That sounds like life Andrews.
Speaker 2: Yeah, an endless race to whatever whatever brought to you
Speaker 2: by the US government. Man, all right, I want to
Speaker 2: I want to talk about Matt Gates's o A n show,
Speaker 2: which is obviously.
Speaker 1: One who wants to talk about it.
Speaker 2: It's just he you know, we knew it was coming.
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone's watching.
Speaker 1: It, but I didn't even know it was the thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's and I'm very young.
Speaker 2: It makes you gotta he's gotta have something, you know,
Speaker 2: because he can't just go.
Speaker 1: Away sixteen year old girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Something besides that to leave us with. So, you know,
Speaker 2: the editorial content not great. It's not great. You just
Speaker 2: blame dun How's people for the wildfires? It performance wise,
Speaker 2: people are saying he's constantly stumbling over the teleprompter.
Speaker 3: His facial features are slowly getting smaller, but his size
Speaker 3: is still saying this same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, his eyes really are very small. They seem to
Speaker 2: be getting smaller. He does he did have a sponsor
Speaker 2: to launch with, and that is a Boca Routone pharmacy
Speaker 2: with easy access to ivermectin, which he notes has been
Speaker 2: helping so many people during COVID use Matt one zero
Speaker 2: to get ten percent off. I just I just want
Speaker 2: to play a quick snippet of the ad which was
Speaker 2: going a little viral. It's it's pretty wild that this
Speaker 2: is where we're at and also it does seem to
Speaker 2: be like I it feels like ivermectin is having making
Speaker 2: a bit of a comeback.
Speaker 4: I think you just haven't been watching the right news.
Speaker 4: I think it's been ever since they decided been here
Speaker 4: that was better than medicine. It's it's been their new states.
Speaker 1: Like this is like the rights ozembic.
Speaker 3: They're they're like, they're like diabatic people. Ozembic does do something,
Speaker 3: but like all of but ivermectin does too for animals.
Speaker 3: So like all of the diabetic people are like, stop
Speaker 3: buying ozembic, we like actually need it, and all the
Speaker 3: horses are like, please stop taking our ivermectin.
Speaker 2: Like here is Matt Gates talking about how ivermectin is
Speaker 2: making the waves.
Speaker 9: Medical freedom is important. You've probably heard about ivermectin. The
Speaker 9: medication has been making the waves for years and helping
Speaker 9: so many things. Let's be honest, finding a reliable source
Speaker 9: to get it that's not as easy as it should be.
Speaker 9: That's why I want to tell you about old family pharmacy.
Speaker 2: They're making it eighty buddy, it's not a it's not
Speaker 2: a race to get to the end of He's reading
Speaker 2: this like you know, and a kid will like read
Speaker 2: in school and just like it's a it's a race
Speaker 2: to get to the the fastest. Yeah, he is.
Speaker 9: Is made right here in the USA, not imported from
Speaker 9: India or China. It's high quality American nap.
Speaker 1: Sure, I'm fucking offended? Is fine?
Speaker 4: Yes, First of all, it won't do any less than
Speaker 4: the American I remected right.
Speaker 3: Which does will let you ship your pants just as
Speaker 3: fast as the American.
Speaker 4: I know that at the margins, this is still going
Speaker 4: to cause obviously terrible suffering to some ignorant people that
Speaker 4: don't deserve it, and that it will fuck up our
Speaker 4: healthcare system with these people who should have, for instance,
Speaker 4: been getting actual medicine instead of doing ivermectin. However, there's
Speaker 4: kind of a big part of it. It's like fuck it,
Speaker 4: let them do this good. I'm glad that anyone who
Speaker 4: wants to financially support Matt gets takes fake medicine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I okay, But also, like how many times have
Speaker 3: our parents said dumb shit?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, at a certain age, parents are children again and
Speaker 3: you have to take care of them, and they're stubborn
Speaker 3: and they get misinformation and then you're like, but I
Speaker 3: don't want you to die of cancer because you're taking ivermectin.
Speaker 2: So that is the big that's the new claim, Like
Speaker 2: I do just want so I want to play another
Speaker 2: piece of Ivermectin buzz marketing that's come through, which is
Speaker 2: Mel Gibson out of his gourd on something could be
Speaker 2: that he's just out of his gourd on being Mel Gibson.
Speaker 2: But he was on the Joe Rogan podcast. This is
Speaker 2: one of another one of these videos like the Wayne
Speaker 2: Comings was just has like so many more views than
Speaker 2: you thought possible and he is, yeah.
Speaker 1: And so many more views than I thought possible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. So this is here we go.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you a good story.
Speaker 10: Okay, I have three friends.
Speaker 2: I just want you to watch his energy and then,
Speaker 2: in comparison, watch Joe Rogan's energy. Here.
Speaker 4: All three of them at stage four cancer.
Speaker 10: All three of them don't have cancer right now at all,
Speaker 10: and they had some serious stuff going on.
Speaker 4: And what did they take. Jesus, they took some what
Speaker 4: you've heard they've taken.
Speaker 10: I rem acting, yeah, yeah, I'm hearing that a lot.
Speaker 10: There's studies on there now where people have proven that
Speaker 10: they have drinking meThe blue and stuff like yeah, methylene money,
Speaker 10: which was a fabric dye. Yeah, yeah, it's a textile dye.
Speaker 10: And then they find out has profound effects on your mitochondria.
Speaker 4: Yep, profound effects.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of.
Speaker 10: Stuff that does work, which is very strange, because which
Speaker 10: is strange.
Speaker 4: Look, idiots, when.
Speaker 10: You when you hear about things that are demonized and
Speaker 10: then did turn out to be effective, you always wonder, well,
Speaker 10: what is going on here? How is how is our
Speaker 10: medical institutions? How have they failed us? Sew that things
Speaker 10: that do cure you are not promoted because they're not profitable.
Speaker 4: How I'll tell you this.
Speaker 3: One time I saw Jio Rogan at the comedy store
Speaker 3: and this was years ago, and I saw that on
Speaker 3: his I didn't know how much of an idiot he was,
Speaker 3: and I saw on his Instagram he was wearing those
Speaker 3: toe shoes, those like things for like running, and I
Speaker 3: was like.
Speaker 2: Shoes with toes in them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the shoes that have like that are basically like
Speaker 3: have no support and stuff. And I was like, hey,
Speaker 3: you might want to be careful with those, because, like
Speaker 3: I've heard, sometimes they can cause like nerve damage or
Speaker 3: like if you don't have the proper support or whatever.
Speaker 3: And he like rolled his fucking eyes at me and
Speaker 3: was like that's only if you're not wearing them right,
Speaker 3: and blah blah blah, and I walked away like humiliated, like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, Joe Rugan hates me, this famous guy.
Speaker 1: I'm a new comic. And now I'm like, thank god.
Speaker 3: That was his reaction to actual facts. Thank God, I'm
Speaker 3: on the right side of history.
Speaker 1: This man.
Speaker 3: It would be so fine if he had his podcast
Speaker 3: in a bubble with all the other idiots and then
Speaker 3: they didn't affect the real world, do you know what
Speaker 3: I mean? Like, let them be fucking stupid together, we
Speaker 3: give them a McDonald's playplace of ideas and then just
Speaker 3: contain them there. But his influence is insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyone he can influence is just the moron. I
Speaker 4: don't know, It's just I think we're just like depressed
Speaker 4: that there's so many right wing idiots out there. But
Speaker 4: there's a part of me that truly is like let
Speaker 4: them do it. Like I know, I know, and they
Speaker 4: shouldn't suffer, but but it is just like I'm not
Speaker 4: I'm not going to fight someone on if they think
Speaker 4: I've remectin cure's cancer, Like, what can you do? They
Speaker 4: are so repellent on so many levels, and they are
Speaker 4: choosing to fight you on real medicine, Like what the
Speaker 4: fuck can you what? Like, what the fuck really is
Speaker 4: your responsibility at this point? Like I'm just like, I
Speaker 4: kind of I'm like, yeah, they should all be doing it.
Speaker 4: Please don't don't don't go to hospitals. I mean, I
Speaker 4: know again it's not how that works. But the should
Speaker 4: open He's opened his own comedy club. Now he should
Speaker 4: open something that is the second most powerful thing, because
Speaker 4: obviously comedy's the most important thing. He is one of
Speaker 4: the fifty comedies comedians in the world that matter. As
Speaker 4: he said on his own show, Laugh was medicine. But
Speaker 4: now I've remet But now.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly, I think he should open his own hospital.
Speaker 2: With mel Gibson, like his mannerism seem off right. I
Speaker 2: don't know, man, that's just what mel Gibson. I'm just
Speaker 2: I think I'm like having having a he he passed.
Speaker 2: But my white uncle who was like a right wing dickhead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, every time he thought he was giving
Speaker 4: you a little something to like stick it to the libs.
Speaker 4: That's exactly how he talked.
Speaker 2: That's how he got He just got like so like,
Speaker 2: I just think.
Speaker 4: That's what they're like, man, yeah, man, yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: I just I'm like, it's so weird because we feel
Speaker 3: like people always tell us like oh, like I get
Speaker 3: told by people in my family and stuff that I'm
Speaker 3: in like an La bubble echo chamber, and it's like, Okay,
Speaker 3: there's like eighteen million people here, but.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm in an echo chamber.
Speaker 3: But like watching them talk to each other and their
Speaker 3: mannerisms and they never they never question each other, they
Speaker 3: never call each other after like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the worst fucking improv team I've ever seen
Speaker 1: my whole list.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean it's also like, in what way is
Speaker 4: an echo chamber? Like I know everything that these people
Speaker 4: have to say, and I don't. I'm actively trying to
Speaker 4: avoid it, like I yeah, it's it's not like I
Speaker 4: need to hear this more than like a couple times
Speaker 4: every other week, honestly, right, Like I yeah, oh shit,
Speaker 4: Oh they believe the dumbest shit that they've believed for the
Speaker 4: last five years, and they're super like racist and homophone
Speaker 4: can transphobi Yeah, oh cool.
Speaker 1: I think I think also like just your echo chamber.
Speaker 3: I think also part of it, a part of the
Speaker 3: thing that I feel like we need to do more
Speaker 3: is because I feel like they really want to get
Speaker 3: a rise out of us, and that's like funny to them,
Speaker 3: because like we care about people, and so they will
Speaker 3: often get a rise out of us because we're like, hey,
Speaker 3: the stakes are much higher than what you're saying. We
Speaker 3: can't all just get along if you're like affecting people's
Speaker 3: health and taking away rights. But I think, like when
Speaker 3: when Kamala's campaign did the whole like you guys are
Speaker 3: fucking weird thing that really like did deflate them. So
Speaker 3: I think if like if you do ever see Joe Rogan,
Speaker 3: like he's constantly or like Dave Chappelle about trans people,
Speaker 3: like they're constantly surrounded by like yes men, they're constantly
Speaker 3: surrounded by people that are telling them like thank you
Speaker 3: for saying that, Like that is so smart. You were
Speaker 3: so smart. So if you're just like a like I
Speaker 3: was like, if I see him, I just want to
Speaker 3: be like you're a fucking idiot, dude, Like you're so stupid,
Speaker 3: Like you're an ape like into Joe Rogan because he
Speaker 3: always like pretendsius but he like literally is like weird,
Speaker 3: dumb as fuck.
Speaker 2: You the elfin Graveyard episode of just analyzing Joe Rogan's
Speaker 2: stand up special, Did you guys see that?
Speaker 1: No, there's no way I would not.
Speaker 2: Oh it's so good. I mean because it's just like
Speaker 2: it uses material from his past specials and from his
Speaker 2: show where he's like talking about how good the stand
Speaker 2: up special is going to be, and then the special
Speaker 2: like Burn the Boats is just yeah, so bad. It's
Speaker 2: like not it's just him going up and like repeating
Speaker 2: talking points from the podcast.
Speaker 4: Lazy I One thing I will say not to turn
Speaker 4: the right wing goons against each other. But the single
Speaker 4: thing that Joe Rogan is good at is debunking bad
Speaker 4: martial arts advice. Yeah, and I do I want him
Speaker 4: to to to talk up to Whitney Cummings about her
Speaker 4: sword technique.
Speaker 1: That's so funny he is.
Speaker 4: That's the thing that makes the dumbest assholes on earth
Speaker 4: think he's smart. Is he is genuinely good when he's like.
Speaker 2: He knows you know, he's like a commentator. He does
Speaker 2: the stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a mixed martial asshole.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, it's so weird because he's definitely not
Speaker 4: wrong about that stuff, and then everything. I mean, it's
Speaker 4: like every one of these dickheads they're good in exactly
Speaker 4: one domain and think that means their genius is everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and it's like Aristyle, Yeah, yes, did you Aristotle?
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, speaking of that very thing, did you? This is
Speaker 3: a side note, but did you guys see Bill Maher's
Speaker 3: special trailer?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: It looks so bad.
Speaker 3: It's like I watched this, but I was like, it
Speaker 3: looks like a fake trailer out of thirty Rock. Like,
Speaker 3: so I'm like, who thinks oh comedy and he thinks
Speaker 3: this is good?
Speaker 2: Yes, his only stand that's his only punchline. Now, Oh okay,
Speaker 2: who are these idiots?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 3: So many that these people will never doubt themselves like
Speaker 3: normal human beings, do you know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like I just want.
Speaker 1: To destroy their belief system.
Speaker 2: Paul, what a pleasure having you on the podcast. Where
Speaker 2: can people find you? Follow you all that good stuff?
Speaker 3: I am at Paula Vegan Alan p A L l
Speaker 3: A B I g U n A l A N
Speaker 3: follow me everywhere I might go to red No.
Speaker 1: Please don't take my handle yet. Oh my god, please
Speaker 1: don't take my handle.
Speaker 3: Maybe cut that out, you go go, But I don't
Speaker 3: know if I want to download it yet, but please
Speaker 3: don't take my handle in okay. And then I am
Speaker 3: doing a show. I'm doing multiple shows at Sketch Fest.
Speaker 3: I'm doing Facial Recognition Comedy on the twenty fifth at night.
Speaker 3: That's the show that I'm co producing and we hope
Speaker 3: people are going to be there. A partner is going
Speaker 3: to be on this show. Show it's gonna be really awesome.
Speaker 3: And then I'm also doing Comedian Clash the same day,
Speaker 3: which is the show that Jacquist does his game show.
Speaker 3: Please go to Mutual Aid l A and look up
Speaker 3: on their spreadsheet of the wildfire resources and how to help.
Speaker 3: Please distribute the masks out of Andrew's car trunk and
Speaker 3: help people and love people and show for each other,
Speaker 3: and stop hunting arsenists in the in the trailheads of La.
Speaker 4: Also, the arsonists are in almost certainly a boardroom somewhere. Yes,
Speaker 4: they are not on.
Speaker 2: The decision they made three months or decades ago.
Speaker 3: That Whinny Cummings pops up in a boardroom dressed like
Speaker 3: kill Bill.
Speaker 4: Listen if Winnie Cummings does at Luigi MANGIONI like, yeah,
Speaker 4: she can win it back. She can win it back allegedly.
Speaker 4: I don't know whatever I need to say to legally
Speaker 4: insulate me from whatever what I just said, don't do.
Speaker 4: That's the title, Don't Murder people.
Speaker 2: Paul, is there a work of media that you've been enjoying.
Speaker 3: I am still obsessed with the fires and everything that's happening.
Speaker 3: Hassanabi Hassan, thehun Hassan Piker on Twitch and the YouTube
Speaker 3: and all of the things. I'm sure this audience knows him.
Speaker 3: He did a really great interview with the incarcerated firefighters.
Speaker 1: It's on his YouTube. It's about an hour.
Speaker 3: It really gives an insight into their experience, the things
Speaker 3: they need. They hadn't showered for like five days by
Speaker 3: the time, and while they were fighting the fires. By
Speaker 3: the time they got showers that were donated from Coachella,
Speaker 3: I think, but and people didn't want them using the
Speaker 3: same bathrooms while they were fighting the fires. Their pay
Speaker 3: is awful, but there are people and seeing them be
Speaker 3: humanized in that way and spoken to directly, and having
Speaker 3: them be able to speak directly to camera.
Speaker 1: I think was good journalism.
Speaker 3: So even if you don't like Hassan, because I know
Speaker 3: some people don't, but whatever, that interview is really great
Speaker 3: because it does allow them to speak directly to camera
Speaker 3: and talk about their experiences.
Speaker 1: I suggest you go watch it.
Speaker 2: That's on the New York Times. You said, oh no,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Yeah, yeah no, they would never andrew T.
Speaker 2: What a pleasure having you? Where can people find you?
Speaker 2: Is there work the media you've been enjoying?
Speaker 4: Just you know, andrew T, I guess on blue sky
Speaker 4: fucking The answer is truly no. The only media I've
Speaker 4: been looking at is either a discord channel or multiple
Speaker 4: signal groups.
Speaker 3: It has replaced me on media, your signal groups, sure
Speaker 3: it has.
Speaker 4: It has replaced truly my social media in a good
Speaker 4: and bad way. So I don't I kind of don't
Speaker 4: really know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Tell us something funny. Someone said on the signal that
Speaker 2: they didn't want anyone anyone to know about.
Speaker 4: Yeah you pot, I will say, off of this, I
Speaker 4: don't know. I mean, one thing I will say is
Speaker 4: for anyone listening nationally or internationally outside of this area,
Speaker 4: we the sense I'm getting and actually typical for a
Speaker 4: lot of disasters is people feel like they want to
Speaker 4: do a thing, and often times, especially if you're from
Speaker 4: out of state, the thing that is most portable and
Speaker 4: flexible is Unfortunately, money. I know, it feels like kind
Speaker 4: of gross or weird to just be like, here's whatever money,
Speaker 4: as opposed to like here's a bunch of sucks. But like,
Speaker 4: unless unless you have like some insight or some like it,
Speaker 4: some specific ability to fill a need, almost always the
Speaker 4: answer is money, which is I know it's not emotionally satisfying.
Speaker 2: I know how they're gonna spell it. How do I
Speaker 2: know how they're going to spend it.
Speaker 1: I want to they spend it. Spell it with a
Speaker 1: dollar sign instead of regular money.
Speaker 2: Money I need. I need some means testing for mine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but also you know, depending on drugs instead.
Speaker 4: Of me depending on depending on how things go this week,
Speaker 4: there's also just going to be like less enthusiasm. You know,
Speaker 4: if if the fires are perceived to be burning down
Speaker 4: or burning out or under control, we're we're just gonna
Speaker 4: be like something. California, LA is going to be in
Speaker 4: a long period of need. And you know, it's this
Speaker 4: thing where like even just like on I you know,
Speaker 4: I don't have full information, but just from what I'm seeing,
Speaker 4: like we're really switching from a phase of like let's gather, collate, sort,
Speaker 4: package resources into like, okay, we need to like think
Speaker 4: about storage, we need to think about like logistics. Like
Speaker 4: we're in the kind of boring stage I guess of
Speaker 4: a crisis, so like it's important, but also I don't know,
Speaker 4: I'm saying a bunch of different things, but like send
Speaker 4: money and we're still going to need need, we still
Speaker 4: will have it for quite some time. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Jack Keith is collecting on his Instagram at jackies Neil
Speaker 3: j c q U I s n e AL. He
Speaker 3: went to a to drop off donations and they said
Speaker 3: that a major thing that people need is money, like
Speaker 3: you said, and so people can be doing that in
Speaker 3: the gift in the form of gift cards, like for
Speaker 3: food and for whatever, so that they can buy their
Speaker 3: own stuff. But you know, it gives people, I guess,
Speaker 3: something to give. Yeah, So he's collecting money for gift
Speaker 3: cards and over the next couple days to get people
Speaker 3: to be able to buy their own groceries and things
Speaker 3: that they need.
Speaker 4: In that same vein, I think it's like that flexibility
Speaker 4: helps so much, because it's like even when there's one need,
Speaker 4: like word goes out and then it gets filled and
Speaker 4: then there's too much, but then there's like a deficiency
Speaker 4: somewhere else and.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: Anyway, sorry, that's the only media I've been looking at.
Speaker 2: Okay, we can link off to some of those resources
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 1: Foot from his signal chat.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: That that link will be called top secret signal link.
Speaker 4: They're not really secret, I don't think.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see what one work media I've been enjoying.
Speaker 2: Julia Claire Oh, Julia tweets wrote finally watching season one
Speaker 2: of Severn's and I'm loving being part of the community,
Speaker 2: and then screencapped something from Reddit from somebody named Hello
Speaker 2: Reddit NBA who tweeted, hell you R should have pooped
Speaker 2: her pants at the end of every day before getting
Speaker 2: in the elevator. This would have sent a clear message
Speaker 2: to aldi helly, who would have who? And who could
Speaker 2: ever and who could ever keep going to work every
Speaker 2: single day knowing a moment later they'd be standing in
Speaker 2: it and then it cuts off. But it's actually a
Speaker 2: really good note. It is what you should do in
Speaker 2: that situation. You would just pove your pants right before
Speaker 2: you walked out of the elevator.
Speaker 1: I like that she.
Speaker 3: Like spoiler spoiler for season one, but she like literally
Speaker 3: tried to kill herself and people are like, no shitting
Speaker 3: your pants, just.
Speaker 2: A great everything, Like daily every single day you wake
Speaker 2: up covered in ship standing in a pile of shit.
Speaker 2: All right. You can find me on Twitter at jack
Speaker 2: Underscore O'Brien and on Blue Sky at jack Obie the
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Speaker 11: Yeah, so this song sounds like if you took a
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