Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of Saratoga
Speaker 1: trend Water.
Speaker 2: My name is Jack.
Speaker 3: That over there is Miles.
Speaker 2: What could that be about?
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Speaker 3: It's a drop now.
Speaker 2: I don't like using it, but I keep saying it.
Speaker 3: I said Booker, He said, don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: Dad.
Speaker 3: He's a bigger gag.
Speaker 1: He like, really he seems like a child like. He
Speaker 1: seems like the type of old person who has reverted
Speaker 1: to to child brain a little.
Speaker 2: That's what's what's that's what's simility do to you?
Speaker 3: Mmm mmmmm. Anyways, my name is Jack. That over there
Speaker 3: is Miles.
Speaker 1: This is the episode where we tell you a couple
Speaker 1: of things that are trending right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And the big hell Yeah that's taken both sides of
Speaker 1: the political spectrum by storm.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Subway's new foot long Dorito's nachos.
Speaker 6: Now, when I hear that, I'm like, what the fuck
Speaker 6: are we talking about a foot long nachos?
Speaker 7: And then I guess, yeah, merely it's the container that
Speaker 7: it is it? Yeah, can I get fourteen inches of
Speaker 7: nachos please? That's how I've always ordered nachos is by length.
Speaker 2: Uh, President Trump, we have your foot long nachos here?
Speaker 2: Oh wow, you did it?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, so basically what we do so the photos
Speaker 6: of this, we watched a review video. At first, I'm like, look,
Speaker 6: I'm not against nachos, Okay, we are very pro nachos.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I am pro.
Speaker 1: I thought I made a brilliant discovery when I started
Speaker 1: dipping Doritos in Salta. I was like, Dorito's yes, great
Speaker 1: on their own, can be the base for some sauces.
Speaker 1: And you know, nachos is it? They work really well?
Speaker 6: And that would put you ever put salsa on a
Speaker 6: block of cream cheese. Yeah, oh yeah, you know that's
Speaker 6: that's called Those are my nachos.
Speaker 3: And it's called super Bowl baby.
Speaker 6: So the uh this Dorito's fucking It's just a box
Speaker 6: with loose chips in there, and they're putting stuff from
Speaker 6: the fucking like this.
Speaker 1: The box looks like children's like individual uh you know,
Speaker 1: lunchbox apple sauces, Like that's what it looks like like.
Speaker 1: It would have four of those stats like to each
Speaker 1: other inside. Yeah, yeah, you buy it like cardboard sleeve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what it looks like.
Speaker 6: But it's just loose sandwich ingredients thrown on top of that.
Speaker 1: Ships I was, I said, you know what, I am
Speaker 1: going to ride for this you I don't care.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 1: And then I saw it and I said, there's one ingredient.
Speaker 1: I said, there's one ingredient that doesn't sit right with me,
Speaker 1: doesn't sit right. So you know, nachos have a lot
Speaker 1: of ingredients. They're they're not defined by any one ingredient.
Speaker 1: And these these got the cheese, they got alapagos them
Speaker 1: on board with. They also have just the sliced tomato
Speaker 1: from the sandwich, just half layers, just half moons of
Speaker 1: sliced tomato on top.
Speaker 3: No do that? Like, are you gonna also put shredded
Speaker 3: lettuce on there?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: What the fuck is this?
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 2: And then also the onions are just like the loose.
Speaker 3: Sliced slivers of onions.
Speaker 2: You can't do a deconstructed pico. You can't put a guy. No,
Speaker 2: that's not how this shit works.
Speaker 6: And I know that the subway is in a bad
Speaker 6: way right now. Look, I'm doing my best to keep
Speaker 6: y'all open. I'm eating my tuners.
Speaker 1: Their head is in the right place. Yeah, the you know,
Speaker 1: like collabing with Doritos, the kings of fast food collaboration
Speaker 1: to that point, right, Yeah, good idea subway.
Speaker 3: But this just five dollars.
Speaker 2: That's the other thing.
Speaker 1: It's five five fives because it is. It does look
Speaker 1: like there are just five Dorito's in there. Yeah, toppings on.
Speaker 6: I think the way they could have gotten away with
Speaker 6: this if they said, look, if you buy a bag
Speaker 6: of Dorito's or chips, will Nacho fi them for you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Chips like sort yeah, because it's only over them if
Speaker 3: you want, we don't care.
Speaker 2: We don't have the fuck.
Speaker 6: If that's your your fucking life, if you want to
Speaker 6: ruin it, this is just subway, baby. But yeah, this
Speaker 6: isn't gonna This feels like a big swinging a miss
Speaker 6: from subway.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 1: It also feels like something that I wouldn't mind to
Speaker 1: give it a try. You know, I'd just say hold
Speaker 1: the tomatoes.
Speaker 2: I just can't get past.
Speaker 6: Like I think that we love nachos, especially when we
Speaker 6: go to restaurants because we can't do it at home.
Speaker 2: There's just we just can't get it right at home.
Speaker 3: The way you arrest this just feels like some home
Speaker 3: ass nachos.
Speaker 6: This feels like my mom said, we got nachos at home, right,
Speaker 6: And you're putting loose ass tomato slices on some Dorito's
Speaker 6: and microwaving it and being like, here you go, eat up, dickhead.
Speaker 1: There you go, piggy point point slap that up, fucking loser.
Speaker 1: Do you want to just eat it with no hands
Speaker 1: out of the little paper trough that we've given you here,
Speaker 1: or you.
Speaker 6: Want me to tie your hands behind your back because
Speaker 6: a real piece of shit, real sick fuck like that.
Speaker 3: Huh sick oh all right, uh.
Speaker 1: The narrative around snow White continued. The Disney is basically
Speaker 1: taking a page from the Democrats playbook. Yeah, page from
Speaker 1: a page from like you know, every media, a page
Speaker 1: from America's playbook. After the Black Lives Matter protests, they're
Speaker 1: like this, the.
Speaker 3: Left is really far.
Speaker 1: The left is the reason that Prime is going up,
Speaker 1: going up?
Speaker 2: Is the left in charge of everything?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the left in charge. Man, that's what they do.
Speaker 6: But I've gotten so much more interested in the Snow
Speaker 6: White movie release, and like it's build up just over
Speaker 6: the course because some of those things are ambiently. I
Speaker 6: was like, Oh, it must suck because Rachel Zegler, because
Speaker 6: like you would see articles that were either one, snow White.
Speaker 2: Sucks, the movie fucking sucks.
Speaker 6: Or movie sucks are Rachel Zegler like Rachel Zeggler's pie
Speaker 6: shit type.
Speaker 2: Article or number three a blending of the two.
Speaker 6: You're like, it sucks because Rachel Zeggler's apiece are shit.
Speaker 2: And you're like, oh wait.
Speaker 1: So what Rachel Zegler is the star. She's she was
Speaker 1: like discovered during her West Side Connection uh no, West
Speaker 1: Side Story video story. Yeah, she did a good video.
Speaker 1: Everybody was like like she's good. She starting that, Everybody's
Speaker 1: like she's good. And then she starred in Snow White
Speaker 1: and everyone's like she's good. But she also did do
Speaker 1: a boo boo she did say free Palestine.
Speaker 6: But they're like she's good, but she's Colombian. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that's what's sort of like a good So this new
Speaker 6: there's a new article out in Variety, and there's no really.
Speaker 2: No other way to look at this except for a.
Speaker 6: Total fucking, poorly, poorly written hit piece, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, on Rachel Zegler to lay the failures of
Speaker 6: snow White at her feet basically and totally absolve everybody
Speaker 6: else of any kind of wrongdoing. So they start off
Speaker 6: the article by saying her support of innocent people being
Speaker 6: slaughtered in Palestine was step one of her downfall.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 6: So they pointed to a tweet where she was thanking
Speaker 6: fans for like going to an event to like promote
Speaker 6: the movie, and then like on this thread, she added
Speaker 6: another one that said and she's like in all ways,
Speaker 6: you know, remember free Palestine. That got a ton of
Speaker 6: engagement because a lot of people agree with that sentiment
Speaker 6: that yes, this is completely vile what has happened.
Speaker 1: And just then she signed the movie's death warrant right exactly.
Speaker 6: And then this article goes on about how the producer
Speaker 6: Mark Platt flew to Rachel Zegler to try and convince
Speaker 6: her to delete that tweet, and she's like, nah, I'm
Speaker 6: like Okay, I'm like, so far this Variety article makes
Speaker 6: her sound pretty cool to me, sounds pretty.
Speaker 2: Upstanding, like she's sort of, you know, has values.
Speaker 6: Then so this article then goes on to speculate that
Speaker 6: her support for Palestinians manifested in death threats to Gal Gadot,
Speaker 6: goa dot whatever. However, we're saying that waiting for Goadt,
Speaker 6: and the article doesn't provide any context in regards to
Speaker 6: how people may view Gal's politics and how she's been
Speaker 6: the subject of repeated protests, like when she screened the
Speaker 6: IDF produced documentary Bearing Witness to the October seventh massacre,
Speaker 6: like she personally it was like hosting a screening of that.
Speaker 6: Then she had a Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony.
Speaker 6: It was interrupted by protesters again because she's very, very
Speaker 6: vocally saying, like, Israel is not doing anything wrong, y'all
Speaker 6: are trip in, Everything's all good, everyone is.
Speaker 2: Hamas that disagrees with me. Basically is sort of like
Speaker 2: what her stance is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not really a compelling argument as to why people
Speaker 6: didn't see the film, but okay, right, yeah, But between
Speaker 6: the two, the one of them has the more unpopular opinion.
Speaker 1: And that is the more famous one gal Gado she has.
Speaker 1: She has a very an opinion that's very unpopular with
Speaker 1: people like that globally, I would say, yeah, globally in
Speaker 1: the United States, even a lot of people were like,
Speaker 1: the election is really coming down to a lot of
Speaker 1: people not thinking Joe Biden's doing a good job by
Speaker 1: fully backing Israel. That was pretty much agreed on, Like
Speaker 1: nobody thinks that what's happening is anything. Yeah, so okay.
Speaker 1: Then the movie is supposedly not good. I haven't seen it,
Speaker 1: but the reviews are like, it's kind of a piece
Speaker 1: of shit. Many of the reviews do say like Rachel
Speaker 1: Ziggler is the lone bright spot. I've seen that review
Speaker 1: in a lot of places. So what's their diagnosis here, Miles.
Speaker 2: It's just it's absurd.
Speaker 6: So then they then they said she posted fuck Donald
Speaker 6: Trump like after the election, and They're like, and that
Speaker 6: was alienating audiences even further. And I'm like, okay, is
Speaker 6: that all you got? And then They're like, then she's
Speaker 6: a real trouble maker because she told people that she
Speaker 6: wasn't going to the Academy Awards when her debut film,
Speaker 6: West Side Story was nominated. This is from the Variety
Speaker 6: piece quote Zegler had already strained nerves at both the
Speaker 6: studio and Steven Spielberg's ambling partners when she complained on
Speaker 6: social media that she wasn't invited to the twenty twenty
Speaker 6: two Oscars as the star of Best Picture nominee West
Speaker 6: Side Story, a film distributed by Disney. They're pointing to
Speaker 6: the fact that someone.
Speaker 2: Asked if, like, oh, are excited you with the Oscars?
Speaker 2: Are you going to be there? Whatever?
Speaker 6: And she's just like, no, I'm gonna be watching from home,
Speaker 6: no real context outside of that. They're like, wait, you're
Speaker 6: not going. And then if we find out that a
Speaker 6: Disney one of these Disney executives basically didn't allow her
Speaker 6: to go to the Oscars because they wanted her on
Speaker 6: set for Snow White. They wouldn't allow this young performer
Speaker 6: to go to the fucking Academy Awards when their debut
Speaker 6: film is nominated. Okay, cools, but yeah, this makes her
Speaker 6: look bad again. So by the the article, I'm just
Speaker 6: left with the impression that this was written by the
Speaker 6: Disney side of things, and they were just hell bent
Speaker 6: on scapegoating her for their own terrible filmmaking, and what
Speaker 6: a lot of the people have viewed as like negative
Speaker 6: aspects of the film aren't anything to do with anything
Speaker 6: Rachel Zegler was in charge of creatively or any They're
Speaker 6: like her.
Speaker 2: Performance, fine, it's all the shit around.
Speaker 6: It's really not that great, and I think the piece
Speaker 6: loses credibility for a number of reasons. But leaving out
Speaker 6: the fact that so much anger was coming from right
Speaker 6: wing freaks complaining about her inadequate whiteness is also a
Speaker 6: spectacular failure and feels intense. They don't the no, and
Speaker 6: it feels intentional in order to simplify, like this post
Speaker 6: mortem of snow White to Rachel Zegler supports Palestine, which
Speaker 6: caused death threats for Galaga Dot. Then she said stuff
Speaker 6: about Trump and is also ungrateful. So that's why the
Speaker 6: movie did poorly, rather than why the fuck did anyone
Speaker 6: think this was a movie worth making?
Speaker 2: And also for all the complaints, like in.
Speaker 6: This piece is like, oh, she shouldn't be so vocal
Speaker 6: better politics, yet Galaga Dot can do the same and
Speaker 6: there's no criticism of that.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm really.
Speaker 3: Those aren't politics.
Speaker 1: She's just like being real, dude, she's not like being
Speaker 1: idealistic and silly, like yeah, Rachel, she's being realistic about
Speaker 1: how they need to kill all those kids.
Speaker 2: That's important, really fucking backwards.
Speaker 1: It's it is a very consistent and effective form of
Speaker 1: propaganda against the West in the United States, sorry, propaganda
Speaker 1: against the left in the United States, where things just
Speaker 1: constantly get rewritten, where the left is allowed to say
Speaker 1: what they think is going on, like with the Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter protests and everyone.
Speaker 2: A lot of people agree.
Speaker 1: And then you come with some consequence and rewrite the
Speaker 1: story of like murders went up during during the pandemic,
Speaker 1: and that was actually somehow because people criticize the police
Speaker 1: some like and not because they froze all these like
Speaker 1: non police programs that were actually effective, like and also
Speaker 1: like everybody just had too much free time because they
Speaker 1: were all like everybody was like out of school and
Speaker 1: like there were no programs or any of the things
Speaker 1: that keep people occupied. Yeah, no, it's definitely because the
Speaker 1: police feelings were hurt and everyone was like, hell, yeah.
Speaker 3: The police are sad.
Speaker 1: We can go out and commit murders that seems realistic
Speaker 1: and do shoplifting, which actually didn't happen. It's you know,
Speaker 1: it's with the twenty twenty twenty four election, where it's,
Speaker 1: you know, they criticize Kamala Harris for not for running
Speaker 1: a basically a right wing campaign, like a campaign to
Speaker 1: the right of the Democratic Party historically, and they lose,
Speaker 1: and then it somehow becomes that it was they were
Speaker 1: too far left and it was the groups, which like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't even know what the fuck the groups means,
Speaker 1: but like the yeah, it's just always they find a
Speaker 1: way to turn it around, and it they just agree
Speaker 1: on that. They've just always agreed that that's who's fault.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: Anytimes something bad happens to this like center left thing
Speaker 1: that has no identity, like whatever Disney version of politics is,
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 3: Is, it's just bullshit. It sucks, it's not going to
Speaker 3: be good.
Speaker 1: Like whatever they're doing is not going to work with
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. Whatever they're doing, it's not It's just
Speaker 1: a fucking ven diagram. It's not even like a thing
Speaker 1: that actually exists. Nobody actually has those beliefs, because there's
Speaker 1: just beliefs you made up to try and cram the
Speaker 1: ven diagram.
Speaker 2: In reality, I'm one of these people.
Speaker 6: I believe in body autonomy, but not the kind of
Speaker 6: autonomy that sort of prevents the state from brutalizing an immigrant.
Speaker 3: Right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: That not that that's kind of where I'm at? Does
Speaker 6: that make sense? Is where am I people at? Oh,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of us. But yeah, it's just a
Speaker 6: very it's a reflex. And I think also, more than anything,
Speaker 6: when you have these institutions that are all about maintaining
Speaker 6: its power and influence, it can never be that someone
Speaker 6: outside of it made an observation that was like true,
Speaker 6: or that they bear any responsibility for the outcomes of
Speaker 6: the things that they are apps fully behind and responsible for,
Speaker 6: because no one's being like dude like everything. It's just
Speaker 6: these oversimplifications of why people didn't go. It's not like
Speaker 6: people were protesting outside of the theater because Rachel Zegler
Speaker 6: said buck Donald Trump like no, you also you've preemptively
Speaker 6: pulled back all the marketing shit, and none of that
Speaker 6: is discussed in the articles.
Speaker 3: Just fuck, they're fuck off this shit.
Speaker 1: They're just blaming her and probably yeah, it looks like
Speaker 1: they have it out for her career now, but.
Speaker 2: It's it's wild, Yeah, it really.
Speaker 1: It also like people should read alec Herriictsane's copaganda book,
Speaker 1: the section where the Harvard sociologists like, you know, begrudgingly
Speaker 1: and with great consternation, regret to inform you that the
Speaker 1: only way to lower crime is to double the police force.
Speaker 3: And we hate that.
Speaker 1: We hate to report that because we're coming from the left,
Speaker 1: and it's like you're actually not, but they're coming from
Speaker 1: the default position.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the stats quo exactly.
Speaker 3: But it is really sad that that producer had to
Speaker 3: leave his thirty eight year old son to go.
Speaker 2: To park Line. Yeah, his son, Jonah Platt.
Speaker 6: Someone commented on Instagram, were like, dude, your dad's like
Speaker 6: doing some weirdo shit ry like.
Speaker 1: Violat across the country to like tell somebody to delete
Speaker 1: a comment.
Speaker 6: He really just said he lived through his family. This
Speaker 6: is coming from a thirty eight year old man, is like,
Speaker 6: you really want.
Speaker 3: To do this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, my dad, the producer of an enormous piece of
Speaker 1: Disney IP with hundreds of millions of dollars on the line,
Speaker 1: had to leave his family to fly across the country
Speaker 1: to reprimand his twenty year old employee for dragging her
Speaker 1: personal politics into the middle of promoting the movie for
Speaker 1: which she signed a multimillion dollar contract. That's what the
Speaker 1: money's for, is essentially what it comes down to. Uh.
Speaker 1: He also calls like her immature for saying free Palestine.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 1: Actually that is That's the thing that we see over
Speaker 1: and over again is anything that is to the left,
Speaker 1: and like, you know what, a lot of people actually believe,
Speaker 1: even though they don't necessarily identify it as being to
Speaker 1: the left, it's always attacked as being childish.
Speaker 6: Well even now, like it's not just say, like to
Speaker 6: mischaracterize things of being the left or the right when
Speaker 6: you're saying, I'm I'm opposed to innocence being needlessly murdered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what are you on the fucking left a child? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Huh yeah, Like nice attack. But what I'm talking about
Speaker 6: is an appeal to our own fucking humanity and sense
Speaker 6: of decency. So yeah, I'm a decent person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Narcissism is not something to be coddled or encouraged,
Speaker 1: says the guy who's like, don't make my daddy leave
Speaker 1: his family. I'm a thirty eight year old.
Speaker 6: I'm a thirty eight year old, and my brother Ben
Speaker 6: has all the talent. I'm just jonah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is Ben Platt's I'm less talented, unremarkable.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, let's take a quick break and we'll
Speaker 1: be back. And we're back, and so is he. A
Speaker 1: lot of a lot of courts are asking the question.
Speaker 6: That, sorry, folks, how gonna gotta dump some terrible fucking
Speaker 6: news on us?
Speaker 2: On ourselves?
Speaker 1: A little bit, A little bit to think of it
Speaker 1: as like one of those fun ice ice Yeah, I
Speaker 1: challenges ice bucket challenges.
Speaker 2: Challenge, yeah, yeah, And who do you challenge.
Speaker 3: To tell this news to next?
Speaker 1: So, you know, we we heard during the run up
Speaker 1: to the election that he was saying, you won't have
Speaker 1: to vote anymore.
Speaker 3: Vote in this one.
Speaker 1: You won't have to vote anymore, folks, And we wondered,
Speaker 1: what was he talking about?
Speaker 3: What, what does it mean?
Speaker 2: What's olden?
Speaker 1: So it means he just signed a quote far reaching
Speaker 1: executive order that Eliza swear and Becker Senior Council and
Speaker 1: the Brennan Center for Justices Voting Rights an elections program
Speaker 1: described as quote an astonishing and unprecedented voter suppression effort. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's from Mother Jones. It would prevent millions of Americans
Speaker 1: from registering to vote. The centerpiece of the order is
Speaker 1: a requirement the voters show proof of citizenship when registering
Speaker 1: to vote in federal elections.
Speaker 2: This is again, but this is the bigger thing, is
Speaker 2: that right, our elections are not that's not from the
Speaker 2: fucking executive to determine how elections are.
Speaker 6: It's not a federal thing. This is those are up
Speaker 6: to the states. The heart the shit about this is
Speaker 6: this is giving inspiration for backwards states to then run
Speaker 6: this playbook on their own people, right, and like even like.
Speaker 2: When you just like the sort of these fourth things.
Speaker 6: That mother Jones and this mother Jones article that they're
Speaker 6: pointing out, and I think many experts also pointing out
Speaker 6: to these sort of four things too, it's really it's
Speaker 6: it's fucking slippery, like they're first one was preventing people
Speaker 6: from measuring to vote because they have to provide proof
Speaker 6: of citizenship. A lot of people don't have that, and
Speaker 6: I think the default way would be to bring your passport.
Speaker 2: But then even when you look at the.
Speaker 6: Statistics, more passport holders reside in blue states than red states. Surely, Okay,
Speaker 6: I guess you just disenfranchise your own voters in some level.
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess it's purely also to this is
Speaker 6: probably a setup move to be able to cast dispersions
Speaker 6: on election results because they're like, well, we tried, we
Speaker 6: tried to button this up and the States refused, trying
Speaker 6: to change deadlines for voting by mail, like letting elon
Speaker 6: fucking the dosee people like use get into all kinds
Speaker 6: of personal information to try and track like voter registration fraud.
Speaker 5: It's not a fucking thing at all. They tried to
Speaker 5: do this in the first administration, and remember they couldn't
Speaker 5: find anything. There's that find and they fucking just they
Speaker 5: just slithered back into silence, into their dark corner because.
Speaker 2: There was nothing there. Overall, this is just kind of
Speaker 2: giving blanket power.
Speaker 3: Let's just let it though, you know, Yeah, what.
Speaker 2: Happened with my thumb is Elon, how do I how
Speaker 2: do I put that guy in the chat? Dude? I
Speaker 2: don't even know. But yeah, this is this is a
Speaker 2: very another just huge, huge attempt to up end the
Speaker 2: little few norms we have left in the country. So
Speaker 2: we'll see how this plays out.
Speaker 6: But like just because on its face, it's like so
Speaker 6: on constitutional, but that's everything here nowadays.
Speaker 3: So I'm sure the courts got it.
Speaker 1: This does feel like the sort of thing that you know,
Speaker 1: the courts are pushing back on some of his executive orders.
Speaker 1: This might be a one for us, one for them type.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, they just did the one where they said, hey,
Speaker 6: the ghost gun thing that Biden did, all right, yeah,
Speaker 6: we're going to keep that in place with just Aludo
Speaker 6: and Thomas being the dissenters.
Speaker 2: But holy shit, man, this is this is that they're
Speaker 2: they're trying sang fucking everything.
Speaker 6: And the other part of it too is you know,
Speaker 6: there are other versions of bills like this that are
Speaker 6: like your name must match your birth certificate or we
Speaker 6: won't or you will not be able to vote. And
Speaker 6: a lot of people point to people who get married
Speaker 6: and change their last names, then what right, that's not
Speaker 6: gonna match your birth you won't guess what happens, and
Speaker 6: guess with the majority of people who end up changing
Speaker 6: their last names.
Speaker 2: For things, it's like, this is fucking yeah, they're trying
Speaker 2: it all.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I think the dark heart of this bill
Speaker 6: or this executive order is the inspiration it can give
Speaker 6: to the states that do have, you know, some ability
Speaker 6: to try and enact this.
Speaker 2: Kind of shit, as unconstitutional as it may be.
Speaker 1: Well on a happy note, Yeah, people are still out
Speaker 1: here grinding, you know what I mean, So the DMV.
Speaker 2: They're still grinded.
Speaker 3: Man, it can be tough to deal. Yeah, you gotta
Speaker 3: go there, wait all day. Sometimes you don't even get
Speaker 3: an appointment.
Speaker 2: Have you wait?
Speaker 6: Have you seen these places that are just like little
Speaker 6: satellite offices where you can just run in and get
Speaker 6: to like you're bro, there's a spot I went to.
Speaker 6: It was like in a mechanic shop, and they gave
Speaker 6: me real strict because yeah, because you know, the house
Speaker 6: burned down so I had to change my registration and shit,
Speaker 6: and it was like the renewal was happening right as
Speaker 6: I'm like, bro, there's no mail that's getting there, right,
Speaker 6: I just went there boom knocked it out. Anything out
Speaker 6: Brian the editor, Yes, Triple A has these kiosks, and
Speaker 6: I was like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wait, correctly it can be.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be at I'm trying to get my
Speaker 1: father in law's passport tomorrow, like we're last second. He's
Speaker 1: like leaving next week and they've been fucking holding that
Speaker 1: shit hostage. I'm going to be releading at a federal building.
Speaker 2: Yeah, are you gonna bring your manifesto?
Speaker 3: Got some notes, guys, I.
Speaker 2: Got something to say. Oh.
Speaker 1: But anyways, people are out here basically selling DMV appointments.
Speaker 1: So they'll like get the appointment by like hopping online,
Speaker 1: like on the internet, you know, getting the appointment, and
Speaker 1: then because people are so desperate and like the only
Speaker 1: other options like waiting all day in line, they will
Speaker 1: then sell them to people for up to two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty dollars And it's not illegal.
Speaker 2: So this is happening, of course, is happening Head County.
Speaker 3: This is Miami Dade County.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so they're treating it like a hype drop where
Speaker 6: they use box exactly to fucking generate appointments.
Speaker 2: Then they sit on.
Speaker 3: These appointments MV and the appointments.
Speaker 2: Dude, the bots are just fucking up all the game. Bro.
Speaker 6: They fucked up the sneaker game, now they're sucking up
Speaker 6: the DMV appointment game.
Speaker 3: Dead stock DMV appointments. This is so fucking wild.
Speaker 6: Just just sure. So they basically what do they do.
Speaker 6: They just stand around like.
Speaker 3: Hey bro, bro, bro, bro, you want to una appointment?
Speaker 3: You want to?
Speaker 6: I mean, because they do that shit i'd known, like
Speaker 6: the New York restaurant scene for reservations.
Speaker 1: Oh really, there's like scalpers outside the restaurants.
Speaker 2: Well no, they they sit on like when the rest
Speaker 2: you know how, Like it's like anything.
Speaker 6: It's like you know that the reservations for a month
Speaker 6: from today up, and like at nine o'clock you got
Speaker 6: to go in the thing and people are just flooding it.
Speaker 2: And then they're like, hey, bro, you need a reservation
Speaker 2: this day. I can.
Speaker 5: I can slide it to you for a little bit
Speaker 5: of cash.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, smart I mean and by crazy I mean smart
Speaker 1: as hell.
Speaker 3: And yeah, the spooky hilarious Yeah, crazy, scary, spooky hilarious.
Speaker 1: It's a good country. It's a good country. This unfettered
Speaker 1: capitalism thing is working. Well, that's going to do it
Speaker 1: for us. This afternoon. We are back tomorrow with a
Speaker 1: whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind
Speaker 1: to each other, be kind to yourself, get your vaccines
Speaker 1: where you still can get a blue shot, don't do
Speaker 1: nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to you
Speaker 1: all tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bye bye.