Speaker 1: Hey, just so you know, I know somebody who went
Speaker 1: to go see Moodang. Really, yeah, how is she seemed
Speaker 1: like it was okay. Seemed like it was okay. The
Speaker 1: person I think just happened to be in the part
Speaker 1: of Thailand to do it. It wasn't like they went
Speaker 1: to go see Moodang, so I don't know if they.
Speaker 1: The reaction seemed very like casual.
Speaker 2: Okay, my eyes are getting watery already, like I'm getting emotional.
Speaker 1: Oh, I guess, I guess we can go check out. O.
Speaker 2: No, I'm just thinking about Moodang right now, and I'm
Speaker 2: just getting very emotional.
Speaker 1: I love how your fucking love of Moodang has not
Speaker 1: wavered in any measurable sense.
Speaker 2: It's why I saw someone be like Moodang really fell off.
Speaker 2: And then somebody was like, people demand too much of
Speaker 2: female celebrities.
Speaker 3: It was like, that is so true.
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Speaker 3: Mood eg for life. Bitches, get like metal.
Speaker 4: Tatts, mood oh ship that'll fit m O O d
Speaker 4: E n G with a yeah yeah, yeah yeah, or
Speaker 4: like with a little dude ag oh yeah, or move
Speaker 4: or do move with the little little hippo, little hippo
Speaker 4: and then dang oh yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm not a tattoo designer, but look, I think that
Speaker 1: is a good idea.
Speaker 3: Design is my passion.
Speaker 1: What no, I was gonna be like? You wouldn't You
Speaker 1: wouldn't really get it, would you? Maybe if mood passed
Speaker 1: away memorialized, don't say that I'm sorry before DearS at
Speaker 1: any moment earlier you were like, you're like mood Egg,
Speaker 1: but Moodang will grow up, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: But so what Fritz the hippo from the Cincinnati Zoo
Speaker 2: grew up and he is or he's gotten bigger. It's
Speaker 2: take it a while, but he's still like out to antics,
Speaker 2: you know, and his mom Fiona, we love her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, so your love for Moodan will not
Speaker 1: waiver based on how grown. Like. It's not that you're
Speaker 1: just in love with a baby mood Dang. You will
Speaker 1: take again, Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I feel like Mooting's like viewpoints are like
Speaker 2: pretty gray, you.
Speaker 3: Know, pro Palace nine, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Also I want to say Wonderwall right, Oasis Right.
Speaker 2: I follow a dog rescuer who adopted one of his
Speaker 2: dogs out to a Gallagher.
Speaker 3: Which one the not Liam, the other one Nol Nol. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh so I'm like.
Speaker 3: Following Nol Gallagher's like dog's journey.
Speaker 1: Wow, So you're all about respecting an animal's journey. I
Speaker 1: love that, especial for all living things, respect things. Uh well, Paula,
Speaker 1: we are joined today by one of the someone I
Speaker 1: haven't spoken to in a while, and I'm so glad
Speaker 1: they're back. First fell in love with the comic, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure many of you have as well. The red dot.
Speaker 1: I do like anthropomorphized b plugs. Another specialty. Okay, this
Speaker 1: is someone who has look is there is mighty with
Speaker 1: the pen and fantastic with the words, please welcome to
Speaker 1: the stage, the fantastic illustrator. And I would say comedian
Speaker 1: as well, because there's so much humor in these. You
Speaker 1: have to It's inevitable. It's inevitable. They go hand in hand.
Speaker 1: Please welcome, can't wake me?
Speaker 3: Thank you? AKA.
Speaker 5: Once upon a midnight query, as I draw, weak and weary,
Speaker 5: I nod, nearly napping, suddenly came a tapping, tapping at
Speaker 5: my mind, not to ignore, suddenly the thought did I
Speaker 5: lock my front door?
Speaker 1: Yo? I do that? So I do that so much
Speaker 1: whenever I leave that sometimes I'm not afraid. I'm not.
Speaker 1: I guess I am afraid to admit it. But I'm
Speaker 1: going to admit it. I'll do like a I'll go
Speaker 1: up this, I'll be up the street leaving my house.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I probably forgot, and I go back. It's locked.
Speaker 1: But whatever in my mind that that doubt, it creeps in.
Speaker 5: Oh, I do that, and then I also, I've brought
Speaker 5: my curling iron with me. What do you mean, like
Speaker 5: in the I curl my hair. Yeah yeah, if it's
Speaker 5: still hot, I don't want to come back to a
Speaker 5: burned down house.
Speaker 3: Not only did you do you unplug it? You bring
Speaker 3: it with you. Yep, So now I know it's unplugged.
Speaker 3: That was my car. I bring my whole stove in
Speaker 3: the car.
Speaker 1: I can't, I can't trust it. Wait, so then you'll
Speaker 1: hold onto it kind of like just like in one
Speaker 1: hand had other hand on the steering wheel.
Speaker 5: I would see my passenger princess like just sit there.
Speaker 1: Oh, but it's not enough to melt your car.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's totally odd. Basically you think you're curling iron.
Speaker 3: It's in its own like car seat.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah no. But I mean if like if
Speaker 1: the fear is the heat could cause a you know,
Speaker 1: pyrotechnic event in the home, then wouldn't that standing up?
Speaker 5: Yeah, my mom left her curling iron on and we
Speaker 5: had to go like sixty miles to get to school.
Speaker 5: So if we're halfway to school and my mom really
Speaker 5: realized like, oh crap, I left the curling iron on,
Speaker 5: it's a it's a gamble, right, So yeah, it's just
Speaker 5: like those little micro fears, right, And I don't do
Speaker 5: it nearly as much anymore, but occasionally it happens.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, you should just get a mobile curling iron,
Speaker 2: do your hair in the car while you're driving, eliminate
Speaker 2: the fire.
Speaker 3: That also increase the risk in the car. Eat my
Speaker 3: cereal while I drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the kind of she ended up on Reddit.
Speaker 1: They're like, look at this motherfucker curling their hair and
Speaker 1: handing a bowl of cereal at the same time.
Speaker 3: I'm like, that's a woman. Leave her alone.
Speaker 1: Hatriarchy got them sucked up, I know, I know. Well, Kim,
Speaker 1: it's great having you. We want to give everyone a
Speaker 1: little bit of a sneak peek about what we're talking
Speaker 1: about today. I see a lot of hand ringing from
Speaker 1: the media about stuff of like, wow, will blackened Arab
Speaker 1: voters vote? What is going to happen in this election?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, rather than all the preemptive scapegoating, which
Speaker 1: I'm becoming very tired of, maybe look at the media too,
Speaker 1: because they definitely have a hand in fucking around with
Speaker 1: this election.
Speaker 3: More So, scrubs in the media are responsible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know which black people in the meeting who
Speaker 1: was Coats's fault.
Speaker 3: I never trusted that. Al Jazeira.
Speaker 1: Like that's okay, you know what, never mind, you're right,
Speaker 1: You're right. We're also going to talk about you know,
Speaker 1: we like to talk about anthropomorphized things, and I think
Speaker 1: with Kim's creativity, this story would really resonate. Netflix has
Speaker 1: made a movie that is going to be coming out. Look,
Speaker 1: I love holiday films about a very fuckable snowman, so
Speaker 1: or maybe not, depending on your taste, but we will
Speaker 1: talk about this film. Then. Just as we get closer
Speaker 1: to Halloween, we're about six days away from Halloween, not
Speaker 1: about we are literally six days away from Halloween. Just
Speaker 1: want to check in with some of the things that
Speaker 1: are happening around Halloween. Like the police are up at
Speaker 1: it with some really stupid ass community events that make
Speaker 1: no fucking sense of all. Plus the Atlantic, which my god,
Speaker 1: what a nosedive they've taken as an outlet. They also
Speaker 1: have this fucking, like really weird article that's like on
Speaker 1: the internet is completely ruined Halloween. I think we just
Speaker 1: need to kind of dive into that and dissect what
Speaker 1: that exactly means, because I don't really agree with it
Speaker 1: at all. But first before we do any of that, Kim,
Speaker 1: we got to ask you, what is something from your
Speaker 1: search history that's revealing about who you are or what
Speaker 1: you're into right now?
Speaker 3: Fencing lessons, I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: You were saying her pen is mighty, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: what if she owns what if she owns a sword?
Speaker 3: You don't know? And that she's like fencing lessons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm trying, Oh shit, okay, go wait for you
Speaker 1: or oh yeah for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like it was one of those things like growing up,
Speaker 5: I want to like know how to use a freaking sword.
Speaker 5: But it's one of those like activities after school activities
Speaker 5: that were way too expensive for a family of six.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so now.
Speaker 5: Most people I would say, like, oh, it's still very
Speaker 5: fucking expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. Yeah. There was like a really wealthy school
Speaker 1: that we used to compete with in elementary school and
Speaker 1: they had a fencing team. And that's when I was like, oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're poor, like this is this is some other ship,
Speaker 1: but come on.
Speaker 3: They made out of myth roll. What's so expensive about.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I think I don't know know, Like
Speaker 1: you have a thin.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you wear a white outfit and basically like
Speaker 5: just mesh on your face.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think it's the prestige, but I looked it up
Speaker 5: because we recently moved to Reno and I need to
Speaker 5: get myself out there, and I'm like, fuck it, let's
Speaker 5: see if they got fencing, and they do for adults,
Speaker 5: like beginner fencing, so I'm not like having to stab
Speaker 5: all these little kids, which would be fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that right, it'd be dope as hell if you
Speaker 2: were you card.
Speaker 1: Is hard part of that? Or is that just what
Speaker 1: we used to say? That is okay?
Speaker 5: I have no idea what it means. Well, I guess
Speaker 5: on guard means like be ready, yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, ye, get on your guard, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Turn your guard post post up? Yeah, exactly. And what
Speaker 1: are the prices look like for fencing?
Speaker 3: It's still like.
Speaker 5: For a package class that looked like around two thousand
Speaker 5: dollars for like two months, but they also had, uh
Speaker 5: the equipment and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh, and you get your own ship like that's
Speaker 1: your like you get your outfit and helmet.
Speaker 5: And or you're like rentals you know, oil rapier.
Speaker 1: What is it a foil?
Speaker 2: Right, there's multiple sword types, right, yeah, like a specific one.
Speaker 3: Well this is like decorative samurai sword flash through.
Speaker 1: Yeah youarm off, that's.
Speaker 3: Gonna be three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, did you watch any fencing in during the Olympics,
Speaker 1: because I remember there was like, wasn't there one dude
Speaker 1: who like rejected the results like you.
Speaker 5: Like full on toddler screaming, crying. Yeah. I watched that
Speaker 5: a few times just because it was funny.
Speaker 1: It's a cool sea.
Speaker 2: I like you saw that and you're like, that could
Speaker 2: be me.
Speaker 1: I could.
Speaker 3: Do that on the world stage, no problem, right, Kim.
Speaker 1: What's something you think is underrated?
Speaker 3: Uh? State holidays?
Speaker 5: Because today is Nevada Day And did you guys know
Speaker 5: Nevada has its own holiday.
Speaker 2: I didn't know what do you do to celebrate. Do
Speaker 2: you gamble?
Speaker 5: Traditionally you go to brothels gamble pay tithings to that's
Speaker 5: like every state.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well when I moved to California, I was like, when's
Speaker 5: California Day? And California doesn't have a California.
Speaker 3: Day, but Nevada Day does.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so yeah, I thought California would have a California
Speaker 5: Day because in Nevada on Nevada Day. It is like
Speaker 5: like a federal holiday. All the banks are closed, DMVs closed,
Speaker 5: stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I was waiting for California Day because you know,
Speaker 5: everyone wants an extra day off.
Speaker 1: It never fucking.
Speaker 5: Came, and I realized it was, Uh, not every state
Speaker 5: has it, but every everything feels special like California every day.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. It's not every state needs one.
Speaker 1: You know, people feel good about ourselves.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's Vegas, but everyone knows Vecas. The rest of
Speaker 5: us need to feel special.
Speaker 1: Park County is getting all the fucking attention, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. Isn't that what the county that the
Speaker 1: Vegas is in? I think so, yeah, I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: say that as if I know. I'm pretty sure it is. Yep,
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know why we don't have I mean, I
Speaker 1: probably because we also respect a lot of other holidays,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure other states wouldn't because you know, like
Speaker 1: some places are like MLK Day even though we're like
Speaker 1: I think we should all what are we really not
Speaker 1: gonna okay that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure like Indigenous People's Day went right over
Speaker 5: most people's heads here, even though they are a really
Speaker 5: large community of that, right.
Speaker 1: It probably depends on yeah, the governor and their outlook,
Speaker 1: and like it's still Columbus Day. We still like Italian
Speaker 1: genocide or day. Okay, it's one of our favorites.
Speaker 3: Mummy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out the Columbia Saints though, for without which
Speaker 2: the world might not have potatoes.
Speaker 1: What's something you think is overrated?
Speaker 5: Kim uh fall harvest activities, like people go out apple taking.
Speaker 3: No, that shit sucks.
Speaker 5: Like if you actually have to harvest like I did
Speaker 5: this year because my parents own grape vines and we
Speaker 5: picked wine.
Speaker 3: That shit is hard. It is not fun.
Speaker 1: It is don't you.
Speaker 5: Think people are costplaying as basically they want their Instagram
Speaker 5: pictures and they want their ten apples and that's it.
Speaker 3: It's I did that with strawberries in Japan, and I
Speaker 3: do it again.
Speaker 2: There's a place extraordinary, you know, and they're like so delicious,
Speaker 2: They're the most fresh delicious. I like cosplaying as though
Speaker 2: I'm doing hard work, you know, like I don't want
Speaker 2: to food.
Speaker 5: The fruit is amazing, like actual fresh fruit.
Speaker 6: I ate more grapes than I picked, right, but going
Speaker 6: out wild and yearned for the fruit. Yeah, but you
Speaker 6: get sticky and it's hot, and it's just no.
Speaker 5: No, I appreciate being pampered with my grocery stores, right.
Speaker 1: Sure. We were just talking about how like pumpkin patches
Speaker 1: are just like a total like cosplay larp scam where
Speaker 1: they're just like, yeah, we'll just dirty up these pumpkins
Speaker 1: and put them on the ground. You're like, hey, pick
Speaker 1: one of these. This patch just opened up where we
Speaker 1: dropped the pumpkins. Seriously, they grew here. Yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, like to actually cut a fresh pumpkin,
Speaker 1: like you have to get through that really thick stem
Speaker 1: and stuff. And they're like that people can't do that shit.
Speaker 1: So we just we let them come by and pick
Speaker 1: them or charge.
Speaker 3: Them, like a family friendly thing where you just let
Speaker 3: your kids run around some pumpkins.
Speaker 1: You know, I look as somebody with a little baby.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna front. I'm gonna have to go do
Speaker 1: my do my thing and have to take my pictures
Speaker 1: with the baby.
Speaker 5: Have you got the pumpkin where you cut out the
Speaker 5: holes for his or their legs and take a picture.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is really freaking cute, Like a hollowed out
Speaker 6: pumpkin pumpkin legs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, legs, he's walking around, He's walking around. We do
Speaker 1: have a pumpkin like a jack o lantern costume that
Speaker 1: he might wear, but we'll let him decide. We put
Speaker 1: the costumes in front of him and then he'll decide
Speaker 1: his own destiny. And most of the time he'll just
Speaker 1: pick up my shoe and I'm like, that's not an option.
Speaker 2: But do you see that viral like kid costume where
Speaker 2: the kid wanted to be pants and his dad made
Speaker 2: him like an incredible pants.
Speaker 3: Outfit and it was so cute. No, i'll show, we'll
Speaker 3: link it, but like, so cute.
Speaker 1: Dad, I want to be pants.
Speaker 3: Siously.
Speaker 5: I had to make my costume this year, and I
Speaker 5: was at the fabric store and this one lady was
Speaker 5: telling me a kid wanted to be a toothbrush.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they just bought a whole bunch of bristles and
Speaker 5: felt and they're just gonna be a toothbrush. I love
Speaker 5: those kind of costumes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let a kid be a kid.
Speaker 2: I hate when they do like family costumes because clearly,
Speaker 2: like one parent wanted it. Like you're all supposed to
Speaker 2: be different, weird things. It's not for Instagram.
Speaker 1: Aesthetic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Oh here we go. Let's see.
Speaker 1: This is the child who looks like pant Oh yeah, no,
Speaker 1: this is man pants. Yeah. God, look, you know I
Speaker 1: love that. I remember, like I told my mom wanted
Speaker 1: to be a mad scientist, and she was just like, here,
Speaker 1: put some hairspray your hair and wear these old glasses frames.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, I need us, I need like the
Speaker 1: white lab coat, and begrudgingly I got one. But that
Speaker 1: was like the furthest my mom ever want, I think,
Speaker 1: because coming from Japan and being like an immigrant, you're like,
Speaker 1: what the fuck do you want to buy a fuck? No, listen,
Speaker 1: like we don't.
Speaker 3: You don't need a costume to worship Satan. You can
Speaker 3: do that at home.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I spent all this money worshiping He's everywhere
Speaker 2: and nowhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah. My mom coming from a Buddhist cultures, like, why
Speaker 1: these people are so obsessed with this Satan shit? Man, man,
Speaker 1: why don't you go to figure your fucking life out?
Speaker 1: Sort of blaming this devil person. Anyway, the worst was.
Speaker 5: Having to wear uh, like a coat over your costume because.
Speaker 3: It was too cold. Yeah maybe not California problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know that problem.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I grew up in Utah, so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if it snows on halloweens, like, screw it, why
Speaker 5: why why go out anyways?
Speaker 1: One's so you look like a flasher and you're like,
Speaker 1: and here's my costume and say thank you to prove
Speaker 1: you're not just a kid in.
Speaker 2: I think we mostly had to wear coats otherwise we'd
Speaker 2: be really cold because it was Utah and at the
Speaker 2: end of October and it wasn't as bad climate change wise,
Speaker 2: but we definitely tried to push it and tried not
Speaker 2: to wear it. And there were all those you know,
Speaker 2: like the white kids who like wear shorts in December.
Speaker 2: They were all like, there were a ton of those,
Speaker 2: but like, my family was not going to be there.
Speaker 1: Family, No, yeah, we know about pneumonia and we want
Speaker 1: nothing to do with it, all right, and zigang, let
Speaker 1: me know if you how do you how do y'all
Speaker 1: in the cold weather places incorporate the snow outfits with
Speaker 1: the costume. Do you do you make that part of
Speaker 1: the costume or are you just doing door to door
Speaker 1: flashing to prove that you were whatever it was? I'm
Speaker 1: assuming assuming you're not doing it as adults. So let's
Speaker 1: just get past why not.
Speaker 3: I think we should. I want to go door to
Speaker 3: door and get candy.
Speaker 1: All right, well, uh, let's take a quick break and
Speaker 1: when we come back, we are going to talk about
Speaker 1: the election a little bit right after this and we're back,
Speaker 1: Like I said, we are very very close to election day,
Speaker 1: and you know, as the race gets closer, there's been
Speaker 1: a lot of early scapegoating draped in polling. You know,
Speaker 1: how will Arab voters vote, how will the Muslim communities
Speaker 1: of Michigan vote? Will they let Trump win? There's like
Speaker 1: that kind of like rhetoric, or will they let Trump win?
Speaker 1: Why are black men abandoning Kamala? Was her plan not
Speaker 1: good enough? With the crypto and all the other things.
Speaker 1: To that, I say, please direct your critiques at the
Speaker 1: significant voting block that is white America and ask why
Speaker 1: they aren't bothered. I think that's maybe a little bit
Speaker 1: of an easier question to ask those those numbers tend
Speaker 1: to be bigger than the marginal sort of groups that
Speaker 1: you're using to sort of create this like I don't
Speaker 1: know pre explanation in the event that Harris does not win.
Speaker 1: But as Jack has mentioned, the business blocked many times.
Speaker 1: But the more you look at how billionaires are using
Speaker 1: their influence to affect the race or just kind of
Speaker 1: get in the way of like the normal discourse, it's
Speaker 1: pretty clear that these people have no issue with the
Speaker 1: Trump presidency either. So I feel like is another worthy
Speaker 1: question and something that is worthy of some journalistic analysis. First,
Speaker 1: is the La Times the main newspaper, Yes, the La Times.
Speaker 1: They are owned by billionaire South African and musk friend
Speaker 1: doctor Patrick Soon Shung, and he vetoed earlier this week
Speaker 1: the editorial board's plan to endorse Harris, which resulted in
Speaker 1: the resignation of the editorials editor Mariel Garza. Doctor Sun
Speaker 1: Shong tried to explain this away as him like, He's like, well,
Speaker 1: what I did was I proposed sort of like a
Speaker 1: like let's take all the issues and analyze how they
Speaker 1: will affect Americans and give people sort of a non
Speaker 1: partisan analysis to help voters decide how they would like
Speaker 1: to vote. But it was quickly dismissed as bullshit, as
Speaker 1: Mario Garza herself said no, we were planning to endorse.
Speaker 1: He said no to that shit, and that's why that's
Speaker 1: why I'm walking from this because these people are fucking
Speaker 1: meddling and just something that's been very normal practice for
Speaker 1: the La Times since about two thousand and eight. And
Speaker 1: I think this also goes along with like the trend
Speaker 1: we have seen of like the wealthy buying newspapers and
Speaker 1: gutting them an attempt to kill local journalism, which.
Speaker 3: Is doesn't BeOS on like the Washington Post or something
Speaker 3: like what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he does, he does too, he does too.
Speaker 1: And we've seen them also have some interesting like.
Speaker 2: A lot of the headlines have become like oh, it's
Speaker 2: like pretty normal to be in a gatorade bottle and
Speaker 2: you're like, what what I'm kidding.
Speaker 3: I'm totally joking.
Speaker 5: I know they're on TikTok, I like their TikTok crew.
Speaker 3: Right, the Wappo TikTok. Yeah. Oh yeah. But again, everything's
Speaker 3: a grain of salt because bezos.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, it's just a very like again, we see that,
Speaker 1: you know, whether you own a newspaper or sit in
Speaker 1: the c suite of a you know, conglomeration of a
Speaker 1: company that you know owns different TV news networks, there
Speaker 1: are ways to be like, let's do this. Maybe let's
Speaker 1: not talk about this as we've seen, yeah, clearly for
Speaker 1: this last year, especially that relates to what's happened in
Speaker 1: and the gend ongoing genocide there.
Speaker 2: But then all right, and you've convinced me I'm gonna
Speaker 2: start a paper. I'm gonna for the regular people. Come
Speaker 2: come don and on and get my Halloway paper.
Speaker 1: See yeah, yeah yeah. So aside from that, and I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people, there are a lot of
Speaker 1: celebrities like, well, I never I'm going to cancel my
Speaker 1: subscription to the La Times. I mean there's a way
Speaker 1: to get through that with ad blockers and stuff. But
Speaker 1: I'm not here to advocate for that. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: just that's what Reddit's for.
Speaker 3: We would never copy and paste it into a Google doc.
Speaker 1: We' would never never look for a cashed version of
Speaker 1: the website that or use private browsing to try and
Speaker 1: get in the other way. But then we have the
Speaker 1: fine folks at MSNBC. You know, they fucking love the
Speaker 1: horse race and being like, I don't know Trump, I
Speaker 1: mean it's kind of kooky, but let's you know, maybe
Speaker 1: he could, maybe he could not. We just don't know.
Speaker 1: They've been finding very interesting people to platform, like a
Speaker 1: recent recent segment from Alex Wagner to platform people like
Speaker 1: these black people in Pennsylvania that will be voting for Trump. Now,
Speaker 1: anyone who has heard Trump speak may have recognized that
Speaker 1: a lot of these quote unquote normal voters people had
Speaker 1: very similar talking points like that they were also repeating,
Speaker 1: which I get to the repetition of it, kind of
Speaker 1: like American people just like, yeah, she's not qualified or
Speaker 1: educated enough. You're like, are you really doing really really
Speaker 1: there's a lot to say about Harris as a candidate,
Speaker 1: but they're sort of using like the very truck like this.
Speaker 3: Dumb slut bitch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, excuse me, how are you? And I'm no feminist.
Speaker 1: There was a woman who said that she's like, and
Speaker 1: I'm no feminist. I'm like, and that's fine, And I
Speaker 1: get that that was very clear. But here's the thing
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that. You know, like, there's no way
Speaker 1: that there are black people that support Donald Trump. But
Speaker 1: this is just sort of how I don't know if
Speaker 1: this is bad journalism or propaganda. When you looked at
Speaker 1: one of the people that was speaking like to this
Speaker 1: like this quote unquote panel of like normal voters in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: one of the women speaking is literally a Republican candidate
Speaker 1: for office that is running this cycle and they.
Speaker 3: Are you saying she's not a black woman?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're saying, Miles, it.
Speaker 1: Is in political art.
Speaker 2: Are you saying she turned black after being a Republican?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're saying, Miles, Not at all.
Speaker 1: I'm saying this is some opportunistic shit. We've seen places
Speaker 1: like CNN do that when they have their quote unquote
Speaker 1: undecided voters, and there are people who are like very
Speaker 1: much just Trump voters, but they're being like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe we'll see. It's just sort of like this lack of.
Speaker 2: Undecided and whether they're racist or sexist, how much.
Speaker 3: Money they which one?
Speaker 1: They want to openly admit to being on national television,
Speaker 1: and I get that is a hard decision to make.
Speaker 1: I totally get that they're also on Twitter. Some people
Speaker 1: have alleged that another woman in the video was part
Speaker 1: of a local Mom's for Liberty group. So hardly just
Speaker 1: like normal.
Speaker 3: People assurance.
Speaker 1: For me, like that regressive, homophobic group that's like, we
Speaker 1: don't want kids knowing about anything that will get them
Speaker 1: to have We don't we're anti empathy, don't look at it.
Speaker 2: Don't look down when you're in the shower. Make your
Speaker 2: contact with the shower head. It'll let it dribble out.
Speaker 2: Don't let the shower pressure me too, lie.
Speaker 1: Turn down the water pressure. So again, I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if this is just bad journalism or just straight up propaganda,
Speaker 1: but the segment was quite pointless, like when you look
Speaker 1: at these sort of like the underlying details in main question.
Speaker 2: Yes, Myles, as a black man, how do you represent
Speaker 2: your demographic?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: What like, what are you guys gonna do? What are
Speaker 2: black men?
Speaker 3: Well, right now, Indian people, we're gonna sell ourselves out.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, thank you so much, thank you so much. Yes,
Speaker 1: black people. And look I do have the opportunity to
Speaker 1: speak for Japanese people too, because we are a monolith.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, work known black and Japanese people
Speaker 2: always voting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you know, really Hachima Naomi Osaka, you
Speaker 1: know we're out here, we're trying to make a difference.
Speaker 1: Although I don't think really can vote because he's not
Speaker 1: a citizen. But as I have this jersey hanging behind me,
Speaker 1: but you know, we're gonna do the right thing. What
Speaker 1: we like to do is just continue to I think
Speaker 1: the kinta cloth thing in the Capitol rotunda was big,
Speaker 1: was really big. It was huge. It was a huge.
Speaker 1: It showed me that Nancy Pelosi's knees were like, she's spry.
Speaker 1: She was able to take a knee unassisted. And I
Speaker 1: was impressed with that. I was impressed with that physical ability.
Speaker 3: That's incredible.
Speaker 2: We were went over by when Trump spoke handy really
Speaker 2: poorly and that weird ad from years ago. Wait, there
Speaker 2: was an ad where Trump spoke handy and it was
Speaker 2: like the worst pronunciation.
Speaker 1: Are you for real?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, I'm like pandering or whatever. I think he just
Speaker 2: said like a few words, but it was really bad.
Speaker 5: He did that for Nevada in twenty sixteen. It's like
Speaker 5: in Reno, He's like, everyone says it's Nevada, but I
Speaker 5: know we all know it's Nevada, and Nevada's get so
Speaker 5: pissed off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't say Nevada. Come on now, I know better
Speaker 1: than that. Uh, as someone who's had to campaign for
Speaker 1: another person many years ago. Oh wait, here's the app
Speaker 1: keybar Trump chawcar. Oh hold on, hold on, I'll by
Speaker 1: Keybar Trump Chokkar.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait guys, you guys are watching Like the way
Speaker 2: his mouth is moving, it's like HINDI was never meant
Speaker 2: to be spoken out of those lips.
Speaker 1: He's like, sar car, Yeah, I've never seen somebody. I
Speaker 1: don't see. I've never seen anyone speak any language with
Speaker 1: their mouth that wide open, unless you're looking at the
Speaker 1: words like a video game puzzle. It's like up, key
Speaker 1: bar Trump, star Car.
Speaker 5: Wow, it looks like he's prepping for a blowjob, to
Speaker 5: give a back.
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, I did not Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, it was like the volley or something. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but it was uh and that won our vote. And
Speaker 3: that's probably why Osha married Vance. I don't know. Maybe yeah,
Speaker 3: who knows. That's all that matters.
Speaker 1: She's like, no, I really appreciate the effort he put in.
Speaker 1: Holy shit. And then so on Fox there was like
Speaker 1: there's just another moment. We shouldn't be surprised. They like
Speaker 1: Trump visited that barbershop in the Bronx. They edited the
Speaker 1: fuck out of that entire interaction to make it seem
Speaker 1: like he even knew how to listen to and answer questions.
Speaker 1: The unedited video is just another example of just how
Speaker 1: fucking out of it Trump is, but that's nothing new
Speaker 1: to most people who are observing the selection. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I just think so much is also being ignored about
Speaker 1: how in terms of like the mainstream media, and they
Speaker 1: wouldn't deign to criticize Harris in this moment, but like
Speaker 1: the moves that the Harris campaign themselves are making quite
Speaker 1: possibly will be their own undoing, like pivoting to the
Speaker 1: right on huge issues matter to their supporters, like law
Speaker 1: enforcement reforms, if any, immigration, just being like, yeah, we're
Speaker 1: basically can go as hard on immigration as Trump Gaza.
Speaker 3: I also like beyond strategy.
Speaker 2: I know we're like all caught up in like strategy
Speaker 2: and it's politics and it's capitalism and it's evil. But
Speaker 2: it also just sucks that they don't care. They don't
Speaker 2: have any morals and they don't care about anything. I know,
Speaker 2: we know this, and we've been knowing this, and that's
Speaker 2: what this country was founded on. But in the spirit
Speaker 2: of Moodang's innocence, I just want to take a moment
Speaker 2: and he with Moodang that people like don't do things
Speaker 2: for the sheer reason that it's good to bite your keeper.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, like it's just sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, totally. And I think it's clear that they're like, well,
Speaker 1: we're not going to do any of that stuff that
Speaker 1: would be like you know, actually beneficial to people, but
Speaker 1: detrimental to like our police industrial and military industrial states.
Speaker 1: That they will also like they're like, so let's just
Speaker 1: pick off some exhausted white Republican voters and see if
Speaker 1: like that can be it, because we're not going to
Speaker 1: do this other stuff that is just way too much.
Speaker 1: That's u uh uh. And and again, like I've said
Speaker 1: this before, if if they think like doing the off
Speaker 1: brand version of the GOP is going to be effective,
Speaker 1: uh you got, you might have another thing coming here,
Speaker 1: because if these people want to see more suffering at
Speaker 1: the border and for like people of color, they have
Speaker 1: the candidate for that, and they will go all in
Speaker 1: on that. They are telling you that as much, why
Speaker 1: settle for this watered down version if that's like that
Speaker 1: important of an issue to someone as a voter. So
Speaker 1: the logic is baffling, but go ahead, the maga.
Speaker 3: Maga aribs. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: But yeah, like again, go ahead, pin this on progressives
Speaker 1: and people of color rather than the Democratic Party's insistence
Speaker 1: on maintaining this cruel and awful version of American democracy.
Speaker 2: Please also slite point. People keep like conflating all these
Speaker 2: different demographics, like Arabs aren't all Muslim, most of them
Speaker 2: are Christian, And you're like.
Speaker 3: They're like, it doesn't I don't know. It feels like
Speaker 3: really stupid the boxes they're putting people.
Speaker 1: Into it in this weird way.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyways, well then again, people opening their worldview.
Speaker 3: We can't do that.
Speaker 5: Everyone has to be in their own little box.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you look at those those those images
Speaker 1: of what's happening around the world. Oh my god, how
Speaker 1: do you do it? Anyway, I'm a congress person and
Speaker 1: you're like, what you're not? Fuck?
Speaker 3: Okay person, you've never heard of Moodang? Okay, sorry, fucking do.
Speaker 1: You know what's going on in Thailand right now?
Speaker 3: Fucking eyes?
Speaker 1: My guy, look at this greasy the blush on her cheese.
Speaker 1: She's eight Yeah, fuck it twenty he write it in
Speaker 1: fuck it she.
Speaker 3: Would be a better alter. Wait, not this year.
Speaker 1: Not if you want Hey, look if you're if you're
Speaker 1: Moodang twenty four, glad do you.
Speaker 3: Think they're gonna be like birther people like, was you born?
Speaker 1: I have it on good authority that this hippo is
Speaker 1: from Thailand, and you're like, have it on good Wow, that's.
Speaker 3: You're racist, running mate. Yeah, he was the giant penguin. Miles,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Myles.
Speaker 1: Low information voter.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, did you already knowing about Pesto?
Speaker 3: Yo?
Speaker 1: Oh but wait, but I'm based off this coat. Isn't
Speaker 1: that like a young penguin.
Speaker 3: Baby Penguins, Miles.
Speaker 2: He is a baby and he's standing next to his
Speaker 2: parents and he's a million times bigger than them and
Speaker 2: he's just a little baby.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is the Lebron James of penguins.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's what we're saying. That's baby Pesto.
Speaker 1: Oh the muscle to.
Speaker 3: MoU Dang's cuteness. She gets like, oh, is he old
Speaker 3: enough to run for VP? The experience?
Speaker 1: Does he lack the experience? He hasn't even he hasn't
Speaker 1: even lost his baby down coat yet or whatever that
Speaker 1: phase of either.
Speaker 3: New like progressive actually progressive John Fetterman, Okay, I've.
Speaker 1: Never seen him assaulted couch, so you know he's got
Speaker 1: he's got and yeah, he hasn't been compromised by different
Speaker 1: interest groups. I love that. I love that. Okay, so
Speaker 1: let's move on to this Netflix movie about the hottest
Speaker 1: fucking snowman you've ever laid your mortal eyes on.
Speaker 3: Speak for yourself.
Speaker 5: I've seen hotter, I've made hotter snowman. Okay, I like
Speaker 5: dadod Snowman's thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there you go, there you go. Yeah exactly
Speaker 1: what is this traditional version of hot we're being sold?
Speaker 1: But so we all watch the trailer for this new
Speaker 1: Netflix movie. I've already forgot the name of it, Uh
Speaker 1: hot Frost Frost, which is very odd. So Netflix is
Speaker 1: they're really hot you We've got the high as the meats.
Speaker 3: Imagine a Frosty but it's melted in meats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, Wendy's you're missing out. I mean, y'all
Speaker 1: own that frosty shit. But I think again, we've seen
Speaker 1: the Obviously, holiday movies are very popular. I'm a very
Speaker 1: I'm very much into holiday movies myself. I love it.
Speaker 1: It's trash. It's like wallpaper, being not white and never
Speaker 1: having Christmas like white people do. I like to live
Speaker 1: in their fantasy worlds in the form of these like
Speaker 1: Terrible Sacharin Holiday films. So this movie which we all
Speaker 1: subjected ourselves to watching the trailer two so we could
Speaker 1: speak accurately on what this thing.
Speaker 3: Is offering journalists here.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is a movie where Lacy Shaybar, who you
Speaker 1: might know from a lot of Holiday Channel or Hallmark Channel,
Speaker 1: rom com. She was in Party of Five, Me and Girls,
Speaker 1: et cetera. She's playing a widower who brings a nude
Speaker 1: ripped snowman to life with a magical scarf.
Speaker 2: Also, this snowman is in like the town's where being
Speaker 2: like naked and like with a like stores in school
Speaker 2: and just like right there he is.
Speaker 1: See this is why Moms for Liberty is right?
Speaker 3: What if it was their version of Jesus.
Speaker 1: That have been so much funnier And it's like I
Speaker 1: am Jesus, Like, oh damn, I'm just trying to fuck
Speaker 1: hol me my bad. Can I get my scarf back
Speaker 1: so you can melt away? So apparently this guy's only
Speaker 1: had like a few days, like he's only like he
Speaker 1: was literally born yesterday, as he was brought to life
Speaker 1: by this magical scarf. He has a very limited time
Speaker 1: on earth. Quote before he starts to melt they naturally
Speaker 1: obviously start dating. And it features comedic actors like Craig
Speaker 1: Robinson and like Joe Joel Latruglio. So it's clear like
Speaker 1: there is a level of self awareness to this comedy
Speaker 1: that is like absurd, but also they also want to
Speaker 1: get the traditional holiday people up in.
Speaker 2: I don't think this is actually a Christmas movie. This
Speaker 2: is a movie about how hard it is to day
Speaker 2: in l a. Okay, I will take a man that
Speaker 2: melts in three days over some of them.
Speaker 5: I will literally snowman, I can't find anyone car if.
Speaker 3: My pussy freezes and falls off.
Speaker 5: Okay, I got this car, I got this cart I
Speaker 5: got this carrot from sprouts and tell me it cannot
Speaker 5: be used.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So also Krishelle ss Stoss always Chrischelle from Selling Sunset.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that was oh my god. Good is she
Speaker 1: with the dude from This is Us dumped her?
Speaker 2: And then and then now she's dating G and they're
Speaker 2: like a really popular Australian or married to G and
Speaker 2: they're a really popular Australian. But she also dated her
Speaker 2: Selling Sunset boss and she still works with one of the.
Speaker 1: Very strange I remember watching that when G was introduced
Speaker 1: and one of the twins was just sort of like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sure with this and.
Speaker 3: I'm fine at night every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love watching that show because despite all the
Speaker 1: money those two have, they are fucking broken people.
Speaker 3: They're sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we watched the trailer. I'm just what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on this? Because oh, before I want to
Speaker 1: I just do want to preface this is part of
Speaker 1: Netflix's like holiday stravaganza where they're going to be releasing
Speaker 1: a new Christmas movie every Wednesday throughout the month of November.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fucking cry. You're releasing all those movies. You
Speaker 2: couldn't even get me a single line in any of them.
Speaker 2: I want to be in a bad movie, so bad Netflix,
Speaker 2: I will not call it a bad movie. If you
Speaker 2: put me in it, I will be I don't care,
Speaker 2: I'll be any I'll be this day of an Indian person,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, would you be in one that
Speaker 1: was like a totally fucked up take of like Indian
Speaker 1: Christmas kind of ship.
Speaker 3: I had to do that for my sixth grade choir.
Speaker 3: You think I wouldn't do that? The Netflix, the world.
Speaker 3: They never let me sing in anything.
Speaker 2: And then they did a fucking Chris miss around the
Speaker 2: World and I had to be one of the stars
Speaker 2: because they didn't have enough brown people in my fucking
Speaker 2: Utah elementary school, so I had to teach them about
Speaker 2: the volley and they never let me sing again because Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll wear a sorry, I don't care, get me on screen. Okay,
Speaker 2: I will dress sorry, Okay an auntie to life?
Speaker 1: Would you be? Would you be in a holiday rom
Speaker 1: com about a single Indian woman trying to find love
Speaker 1: on during the holidays called a Sorry not sorry?
Speaker 3: I will write it.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: And there I know what's gonna happen is I will
Speaker 3: be cast as a friend.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I'll do that.
Speaker 3: I wrote it, directing it, and they made me the
Speaker 3: friend or I'm like the seven eleven. I don't give it,
Speaker 3: put me in it.
Speaker 1: I will.
Speaker 3: I told you earlier in this episode, I sell my
Speaker 3: people out.
Speaker 1: Okay. The price, there is a price is.
Speaker 2: Going to be the main Indian girl with that, Yeah, right, exactly,
Speaker 2: just throw back to by Hankah's.
Speaker 1: Area, full on brown face, you know it? Oh my god,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what if.
Speaker 3: What if we say this?
Speaker 1: And that's one of the movies they released.
Speaker 3: Netflix right now. They're like some other Indian person gets
Speaker 3: to be the best friend. I'm like, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: They're like, did you did you leak to sorry? Not
Speaker 1: sorry concept? Someone just quote these three people just said
Speaker 1: the entire film right now, with the title, with the
Speaker 1: plot and the cast, We're fucking up. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I love holiday films. I don't know about y'all, but Kim,
Speaker 1: I will ask you, as someone who as a cartoonist illustrator,
Speaker 1: you you have an imagination of things that are not
Speaker 1: typically coming to life, coming to life, having personalities. What
Speaker 1: what what's your critique on seeing the the huge nippled
Speaker 1: ripped o man guy and his life and him coming
Speaker 1: to consciousness?
Speaker 3: Well, two thoughts.
Speaker 5: One is I I did notice the lack of sentient
Speaker 5: bug butt plug representation.
Speaker 3: I felt that was needed.
Speaker 5: But I would totally watch this un ironically. If this
Speaker 5: was done in old school claymation style, that would be
Speaker 5: the best.
Speaker 3: I miss that. It would be so perfect to have
Speaker 3: hot Throsty one hundred and five.
Speaker 1: Is so funny. He's like, I'm melting kids, and as
Speaker 1: that happens, just a butt plug drops and the winnower
Speaker 1: picks it up.
Speaker 2: A single tear rolls down her eyes about what's inside
Speaker 2: you all alone with children?
Speaker 1: It's medical, Leane. Yeah, I I I was like it
Speaker 1: was I. Look, I'll watch any holiday films, so I'll
Speaker 1: probably watch this. Obviously. There is like a thing where
Speaker 1: I'm kind of like the Frosty watch party. I think
Speaker 1: we should. I think we should depending on how I mean,
Speaker 1: by the time it comes out, I have a feeling
Speaker 1: will still be in the throes of debating the election
Speaker 1: and whether or not it's certifiable. So in that liminal
Speaker 1: space where we're, you know, on the edge of total collapse,
Speaker 1: this may be the one thing that that soothes our nerves,
Speaker 1: in which case, yeah, maybe we should do that. Just yeah, yeah, truly,
Speaker 1: Oh wow, what's happening? I don't know. This fucking snowman
Speaker 1: is hot, though, so fucking hot. The other thing that
Speaker 1: is interesting too is that Lacy Shape was named in
Speaker 1: an age discrimination lawsuit against Hallmark, which could explain the
Speaker 1: switch to Netflix. Because if and look, I'm all about
Speaker 1: the like many days of Christmas shit they do on Hallmark,
Speaker 1: but there's a go damn near every day there's a
Speaker 1: new holiday movie. She her shit is all over her
Speaker 1: face is in she stars in this shit. So I
Speaker 1: wonder if they did the thing where they're like, all right,
Speaker 1: she aged out, we're done with her.
Speaker 5: Looks so young, she doesn't look anything different than mean girls.
Speaker 1: Honestly, it said Hallmark did not want to cast old
Speaker 1: people like Holly Robinson, Pete and Lacey Shaber Wait.
Speaker 3: From the article and Variety, it says Lacey's getting older
Speaker 3: and we have to find someone like her to replace
Speaker 3: her as she gets older. Hamilton Daily allegedly said, damn, okay.
Speaker 2: I like how women are always like told like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, don't be so competitive with younger women, because
Speaker 2: like you're always acting like they're trying to replace you.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, like men are like, yeah, we're replacing you that
Speaker 3: you're afraid of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Then he told Apparently the same guy told this
Speaker 1: casting director Penny Perry, who's seventy nine years old, that
Speaker 1: constantly she was quote too long in the tooth. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry that quote. Does that mean that is too long
Speaker 1: in the tooth for you to be casting aspersions on people?
Speaker 3: Also, if you use the phrase too long in the tooth,
Speaker 3: you're fucking too long, as.
Speaker 1: It's exactly.
Speaker 3: Say her Aura was off.
Speaker 1: Jesus, Yeah, what is the etymology? Like, you're like a.
Speaker 3: Recession.
Speaker 5: We can't have her because of her ginger vitis. Guys
Speaker 5: like it's noticing Oh my god, you know how Oh
Speaker 5: I guess it is. It alludes to a horse's gums
Speaker 5: receding with age. We're talking about we're talking about livestock.
Speaker 3: Over here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, old horsemouth. Look at that. We can't cast it
Speaker 1: only wants to fuck this old horse mouth. All right,
Speaker 1: let's move on. Let's find something different. Anyway, So this
Speaker 1: is all part of a very new exciting time here.
Speaker 1: We will see where this goes. I'm glad they're finally
Speaker 1: snow men to fuck.
Speaker 2: I guess we're gonna go outside. We're gonna see a
Speaker 2: bunch of snowmen and a bunch of holes in them,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna be like, how did the men get
Speaker 2: a hold of it?
Speaker 1: I know they're like, you don't worry about the men.
Speaker 3: There will be at least one carrot pun in that movie.
Speaker 1: That let's take some odds. Okay, there will be a
Speaker 1: carrot pun. There will have to be some kind of
Speaker 1: like like, clearly, this guy's like kind of an alien
Speaker 1: because he's just become human and like where he doesn't
Speaker 1: realize like he can't get naked all the time, probably
Speaker 1: kind of thing that seemed like that was sort of
Speaker 1: the case in the trailer where he's like so hot.
Speaker 2: Feels like there is like this theme of like women
Speaker 2: falling in love with dudes who just appear like what
Speaker 2: was it enchanted or like, I guess that was the
Speaker 2: reversal of it, but it's I don't know. I feel
Speaker 2: like it is like our version of like when men
Speaker 2: go for like nineteen year olds, we're like, no, no,
Speaker 2: we still want them to be an adult, but not
Speaker 2: ruined by the.
Speaker 3: World exactly we want we want them to not have
Speaker 3: met other.
Speaker 2: Men before they met us, right, and we want the
Speaker 2: patriarchy to not have insidiously.
Speaker 1: Ruined the Yeah, I mean, I think the one knock
Speaker 1: that goes against him looks like his tooth. Only friends
Speaker 1: are cops. So we'll see how that works out. So true,
Speaker 1: we shall see. Okay, let's take a quick break and
Speaker 1: we'll come back to check in with an overall terrible
Speaker 1: take from the Atlantic about Halloween when we get back,
Speaker 1: and we're back, so Halloween mere days away at this point,
Speaker 1: I still don't know what I'm going to be for Halloween.
Speaker 1: I think I'm going to be Mookie Bets because we
Speaker 1: have the same male pattern, baldness, and I think face
Speaker 1: or idic ability. Yeah, I cannot hit. I cannot swing
Speaker 1: the bats like Mookie Bets or maybe Dave Roberts, who
Speaker 1: is a black and Asian, or Jack Black Andese manager
Speaker 1: of the Dodgers. I don't know. Do y'all have costumes? Jet?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: I okay, I have had an idea for a costume,
Speaker 2: but I'm like trying to get I'm all up in
Speaker 2: these couple's costumes things because I'm like, well, I have
Speaker 2: Jack Keith, I need to have a couples I never
Speaker 2: got to do that before. I have an idea, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna, We're gonna. I don't want to say what
Speaker 2: it is, but yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah in the costumes, Kim, are you are you able
Speaker 1: to disclose what you may or may not be?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: No, one I know listens. I have friends that listen,
Speaker 5: but I don't care if they know I am doing
Speaker 5: a couple's costume. Okay, And I'm going to be Princess
Speaker 5: Ariel in her pink dress. Oh and my husband is
Speaker 5: ordered to be No, he's going to be a dingle hopper.
Speaker 5: He's going to be a fucking.
Speaker 1: Fork like that.
Speaker 3: I knew it wasn't gonna be Eric.
Speaker 2: I knew it.
Speaker 3: I like because he's a tool for you to eat,
Speaker 3: for me to eat.
Speaker 5: My sisters are going to be other Disney princesses, and
Speaker 5: their husbands are also going to be like obscure props
Speaker 5: from the movie.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that you got things got plenty or twenty?
Speaker 1: How many think about Bobs? Did you have twenty or
Speaker 1: plenty twenty? Okay, good funny, Yeah, thank you. I just
Speaker 1: want I want to be accurate when I evoke a
Speaker 1: little mermaid lore. So we're all excited. We have costumes
Speaker 1: that are informed by our love of culture and whatever's
Speaker 1: out there. But according to a recent Atlantic article, they
Speaker 1: are arguing that quote the Chronically online have stolen Halloween. Wow.
Speaker 1: Why Because while I guess the most popular Halloween costumes
Speaker 1: this year are like people like Beetlejuice or inside Out,
Speaker 1: the second most popular costume of all is Reagun, the wonderful,
Speaker 1: whimsical Australian be girl that took our hearts during the Olympics.
Speaker 1: And while she obviously appeared in the Olympics like via
Speaker 1: you know, traditional Olympic coverage, she became just huge because
Speaker 1: of the fucking memes and the other viral outfit which
Speaker 1: I know my esteemed a guest co host is going
Speaker 1: to love to hear, is the hippo moodang seems to
Speaker 1: be very popular, whether that's just people getting like normal
Speaker 1: looking hippo costumes or as I've posted in here in
Speaker 1: the Dock, one of the most horrifying masks I've ever
Speaker 1: seen that looks like some shit out of the Island
Speaker 1: of Doctor Moreau, like humanoid hippo person.
Speaker 2: These aren't necessarily like masks, like some of them are
Speaker 2: like makeup artists, like creating like a moodang.
Speaker 3: Look, yeah, I can't that one is terrifying.
Speaker 1: That that's terrifying. That one is Harry.
Speaker 3: I saw one that was like really cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah see, I'm all, I'm all about the cute shit.
Speaker 1: The I'm trying to be like sort of biologically uh
Speaker 1: anatomically accurate to having if both spaces would look on
Speaker 1: my human face, not so much. But the article it
Speaker 1: goes on to like complain about like meme culture on
Speaker 1: Halloween costumes. Like in twenty sixteen, remember Ken Bone, that
Speaker 1: guy who asked like a during like a town.
Speaker 2: Call forget Yeah, Jamie Loftis just had him on her podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, oh the sixteenth minute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he wore that like red sweater and it was like, dude,
Speaker 1: and his name's Ken Bone. This shit is fucking dope.
Speaker 1: He's undecided anyway. It goes on to say, quote meme
Speaker 1: costumes not only persist, they have become even more online today,
Speaker 1: participating in Halloween can feel like being in a competition
Speaker 1: you did not enter one that prioritizes social media attention
Speaker 1: over genuine person to person interactions.
Speaker 2: What Yeah, this person was a huge fan of sexy
Speaker 2: nurses as person to person and they were like, can
Speaker 2: we go back to the old days where women look
Speaker 2: like they were about to fuck you at apart like they.
Speaker 3: Profession is sex?
Speaker 1: Hey, can you take my temperature? Rectily? Nurse? You're like,
Speaker 1: what the fun? This is what I miss from the
Speaker 1: person that we could casually sexually harass someone based on
Speaker 1: their fucking costume? How am I supposed to harass a moo?
Speaker 2: Dang?
Speaker 3: How is that the about that happened?
Speaker 1: What do I look like hitting on a pigmy hippop.
Speaker 3: I try to slap for cheeks. It's got stuff in
Speaker 3: in there, you know.
Speaker 5: But this is where hot Frosty comes in and is
Speaker 5: progressive because now we're objectifying a man, right, a snowman, Yes.
Speaker 3: Snowman, thank you.
Speaker 1: The scales have been balanced. But the article goes on
Speaker 1: to note like it's stuff like the meme invasion threatens
Speaker 1: the spirit of Halloween. Let me just read this whole
Speaker 1: quote because it is this person again, speaking of broken
Speaker 1: people quote. In my experience, an interaction with these meme hipsters,
Speaker 1: a moment that should be one of immediate recognition and
Speaker 1: joy becomes a lengthy, borderline, inscrutable conversation. I had no
Speaker 1: idea I would be saddled with when I tried to
Speaker 1: make small talk instead of connecting, I feel alienated, and
Speaker 1: not just because I don't understand. Within seconds of embarking
Speaker 1: on these conversations, it becomes clear that costumes aren't intended
Speaker 1: for my or any other partygoers consumption.
Speaker 2: What what? I'm sick of carrying other people's trauma from
Speaker 2: not recognizing their Halloween costumes. I'm doing this emotional laboring.
Speaker 5: He just trying a hisssy fit because no one sends
Speaker 5: him any memes. This man is lonely and crying out
Speaker 5: for help.
Speaker 1: Yeah, truly it does feel very much like I don't
Speaker 1: have friends all day exactly. Oh you know what? Sorry?
Speaker 1: And and I know this feels I should have we
Speaker 1: should have known. This is actually from Kate Lindsey is
Speaker 1: the person who wrote this at the Atlantics.
Speaker 3: Okay, so she doesn't have friends.
Speaker 1: What do I say this one? I just want to
Speaker 1: be accurate.
Speaker 2: We're also it's the year of our Lord and Savior.
Speaker 2: Moodangs twenty twenty four, Like why would you be worried
Speaker 2: about memes?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I get around for fake fucking ever and based
Speaker 1: on like I'm just gonna show you, this doesn't look
Speaker 1: like an elderly person. This just looks like again, I
Speaker 1: think more to your point, I think, Kim, were you
Speaker 1: saying that? This just sounds like someone who's like, why
Speaker 1: don't it? Why don't you guys sell me any memes?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: This person has ever heard of an inside joke? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Outside? Yeah? All need they all need to be at
Speaker 1: least based on something that happened in a friend's episode,
Speaker 1: because I know that stuff.
Speaker 5: Okay, someone sent her one big Chungus meme and she
Speaker 5: just lost it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, She's like, isn't that bugs Bunny? No, it's big Chungus.
Speaker 1: So again she feels alienated and we should do everything
Speaker 1: we can to accommodate this woman. She said, if our
Speaker 1: costumes aren't for the people, for the other people in
Speaker 1: this room, then what are what are we all doing here?
Speaker 1: And yet I in my pumpkin costume or celebrity get
Speaker 1: up and made out to be the problem. If you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: just please shut up. The La Times, who you know,
Speaker 1: the owner, did a terrible job talking, you know, just
Speaker 1: running the paper. I will point out that they did
Speaker 1: have an article that added some like context to this
Speaker 1: whole idea of dressing up for Halloween. They did say,
Speaker 1: they did talk about how this is now a digital
Speaker 1: first holiday and it's meme inspired. But they add some context. Okay,
Speaker 1: So for what even like the generic pop culture costumes
Speaker 1: that you know, arguably have seeded like some of their
Speaker 1: cultural space to memes were once new and different. You know,
Speaker 1: that was like marking a shift from the traditional spooky costumes.
Speaker 1: They only became widely popular in the fifties. So quote.
Speaker 1: This is from the Endly Times article. It was during
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties that costume became a major retail business
Speaker 1: in the US. For instance, as costume companies like Collegeville
Speaker 1: and Bencooper bought the licensing rights to film and television
Speaker 1: characters from Superman to Donald Duck. They said, this is
Speaker 1: all kind of changed why and how people dressed.
Speaker 2: Like more for the times, and nothing bad ever happened
Speaker 2: in the fifties, So they were right to see.
Speaker 1: Flawless era, absolutely flawless era. My consciousness really doesn't begin
Speaker 1: till about two thousand and two. For whatever reason, I
Speaker 1: don't know why. This is how things were. But then
Speaker 1: there's another interesting part that the shift like to sort
Speaker 1: of make Halloween like a thing that focused on kids
Speaker 1: was to basically respond to the waves of youth vand
Speaker 1: that started during the Great Depression. So in the Halloween
Speaker 1: of nineteen thirty three, hundreds of teenage boys flipped over cars,
Speaker 1: sought off telephone polls, and engaged in other acts of
Speaker 1: vandalism across the country.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Halloween was the perch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the weird way.
Speaker 3: I want to be part of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Wow, let's distract, let's sugar up these teenage boys.
Speaker 1: I'm also like, whose cars are they flipping over? Because
Speaker 1: if they were flipping over the cars of the wealthy
Speaker 1: during the Great Depression, upside down a horse like, yeah,
Speaker 1: my penny farthing has been flipped, I say so. Apparently, quote,
Speaker 1: concerned adults started organizing neighborhood activities like trigger treating, haunted
Speaker 1: houses and costume parties to keep young people from making
Speaker 1: trouble or starting a proletarian revolution. This new focus also
Speaker 1: led to new types new types of costumes for kids. Naturally,
Speaker 1: But then again, this article is just pointing out this
Speaker 1: sort of evolution of our use of costumes. In the seventies.
Speaker 1: A big part of things changed because because of the
Speaker 1: LGBTQ community. This is again for this argy in gays.
Speaker 1: Look what they did, Look what the games Halloween spam.
Speaker 2: A devout Christian, I love Halloween and I don't want
Speaker 2: it to be touched by these queas, so it said.
Speaker 1: Then this is again from the same All Times article. Quote. Then,
Speaker 1: in the nineteen seventies, according to Morton, the queer community
Speaker 1: played a significant role in making Halloween a celebration for
Speaker 1: adults too. Quote. Before that, Halloween was almost exclusively for kids.
Speaker 1: Then counterculture groups such as the LGBTQ plus community came
Speaker 1: along and said, no, this can be an adult holiday
Speaker 1: and we're claiming it, and thank God for that, or
Speaker 1: else we would not have these parties where we can
Speaker 1: embarrass ourselves with our maybe overly obscure costumes or super
Speaker 1: memi costumes. And I'm not mispronouncing meme. I'm saying meme
Speaker 1: e like in adjective. Just want to put that on.
Speaker 3: You sound like an idiot, Miles, move on.
Speaker 1: I sound like I'm long in the tooth. You sound
Speaker 1: so long in the fucking tooth right now.
Speaker 3: They're so fucking long right now.
Speaker 1: Hear your long tea.
Speaker 3: Fucking kill the Dennis my god.
Speaker 1: So again, I mean, like, yeah, the now that like
Speaker 1: media is just the way we ingust media has changed.
Speaker 1: It just means that people and like it's not just
Speaker 1: like the costume companies don't dictate what the popular characters are. Like,
Speaker 1: it's been democratized in a way where it's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we've all embraced wearing costumes and now just do shit
Speaker 1: that we fucking like, what is the fucking problem with that?
Speaker 5: Well, this should be like celebrated because this is what
Speaker 5: pete capitalism. Right, you're gonna sell what's gonna sell, So
Speaker 5: why are we bitching about it? Plus, the Internet anyways
Speaker 5: is already being incorporated into the mainstream like hot ones.
Speaker 5: You've got a less celebrities from movies on the fucking internet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is such a.
Speaker 3: Non broken and aiden ross. Yeah all like there is
Speaker 3: no old time new like this is all related.
Speaker 1: It's just so odd And obviously let it be the
Speaker 1: antic that's like just digging their heels into like the ground,
Speaker 1: like we cannot move from this place.
Speaker 2: Okay, God damn, I said, Okay, Kodak because thedn't they
Speaker 2: like lose like majorly and like or like no, was
Speaker 2: it Kodak Or there was like some camera company that
Speaker 2: refused to like go digital and then they just it
Speaker 2: was Kodak, right, Yeah, they just died out because they
Speaker 2: couldn't keep up with the times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well look at you now. Now you're an ironic
Speaker 1: thing we say, or that you know, Cardi B can
Speaker 1: kind of flip for one of her hit songs, Boudak Yellow.
Speaker 1: But yeah, this is just a I just think just
Speaker 1: such a weird, weird take to have when like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, so like so many adults are the like
Speaker 1: people I know who are most into Halloween are the
Speaker 1: fucking adults.
Speaker 3: It's also so fucking wholesome, like, let people have fun.
Speaker 2: This is better than you Like, yeah, everything weird people
Speaker 2: do is so much like fun and so inclusive and
Speaker 2: like involves costumes.
Speaker 5: And my hot take has been Halloween is a more
Speaker 5: charitable and like community based event than Christmas because you're
Speaker 5: just giving out candy for free with nothing expected in return.
Speaker 5: Where Christmas you got to give like you have to
Speaker 5: and you have to give back, where Halloween is like
Speaker 5: here you go neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Cute who hosts parties, Like it's a place for people
Speaker 2: to come together, make eye contact, ask questions about other
Speaker 2: people's interests based on their costumes, and actually learn something
Speaker 2: rather than feel alienated.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's again to your point, Yeah, it really is
Speaker 1: more communal based because that is the time you actually
Speaker 1: get out, you talk to your neighbors, you interact with them. Yeah, Christmas, Segnes,
Speaker 1: I mean unless you're unless you have a tight knit neighborhood,
Speaker 1: you've probably been like we're doing because I think also
Speaker 1: like families and yeah, it stresses people the fuck out.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I think, look, let's all embrace it in
Speaker 1: our own way. Don't just don't please, don't do anything
Speaker 1: fucking racist. That's pretty much the rules. That's it. Other
Speaker 1: than that than fucking knock yourself out. Unless you just
Speaker 1: hang out on the hippos, we're allowed to dress as
Speaker 1: moodang right, thank you, And I'm so glad you say
Speaker 1: that that you you so you are refusing to appropriate
Speaker 1: pigmy hippo culture kind of I can get that.
Speaker 3: I refuse.
Speaker 2: I refuse to appropriate, and I apologize in the past
Speaker 2: for when I have appropriated pigmy hippo or lie in
Speaker 2: culture when I really wanted to be Simba.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry. That was a different time. It was
Speaker 3: the nineties.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. All right, Well look, Kim Hollavey, thank
Speaker 1: you so much for joining me today on the Daily
Speaker 1: zeite Geist. Kim, I first want to thank you and
Speaker 1: ask you where that people can find you, follow you, support,
Speaker 1: your Patreon, et cetera. And what is a work of
Speaker 1: social media or other media generally that you've been enjoying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can find me the double Underscore red dot
Speaker 5: on Instagram, Twitter, I'm on Reddit, my Patreon if you
Speaker 5: like spicy adult theme comics, I got you back.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 5: One thing that I've been really enjoying is another web
Speaker 5: comic artist called the Other End, and he's on Instagram
Speaker 5: and Reddit, and he has this awesome style that's like
Speaker 5: an homage to Sunday newspaper comics but in a modern feel,
Speaker 5: and they're like semi long form and just so fucking
Speaker 5: off the wall funny, like I look forward to his
Speaker 5: work every weekend because he posts on Saturdays. So definitely
Speaker 5: recommend that guy. And then Kevin can go fuck himself.
Speaker 5: The AMC show. I just bingched that and that was
Speaker 5: really really cool.
Speaker 3: Oh really okay, yeah that was in Shit's Creek.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah yeah, oh dope.
Speaker 5: I feel bad for not having your name. But it's
Speaker 5: a twist on like doing a like hard drama and
Speaker 5: a sitcom.
Speaker 3: In a relationship. Really really cool show. Sure two seasons.
Speaker 1: Okay, love that, Love that, Paulay, Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for joining me.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I want to go get my works of
Speaker 3: media that I'm looking at.
Speaker 1: One second, are they like physical books?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh oh, I look that.
Speaker 3: I look at books.
Speaker 1: They're not. It's just prints out, printouts, of Netflix. This one.
Speaker 1: I like this one. You like Love is Blind? Hey,
Speaker 1: I love it too good. Yeah, I'm just saying printing.
Speaker 3: Don't go there.
Speaker 1: You think I'm watching holiday films and I don't love
Speaker 1: Love is Blind.
Speaker 3: Come on now, true true, Okay. I am at Poulvan
Speaker 3: Alan p A L l A v I g u
Speaker 3: n A l A n everywhere.
Speaker 2: I run a show with my friends called Facial Recognition
Speaker 2: Comedy at the comedy store monthly. Our next one is
Speaker 2: I believe November fifteenth. It's like the third Friday of
Speaker 2: every month. And I'm in my reading era.
Speaker 3: Guys, I mean my fucking reading era.
Speaker 2: I fucking love it. I have been reading Stephen King.
Speaker 2: But these are three books that I'm about to start.
Speaker 2: And I got them from the Ripped Bodice in Culbe City.
Speaker 2: I love that place. I go there and do shows.
Speaker 2: They have shows on Thursdays. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: every Thursday, but they do have shows on Thursdays, and
Speaker 2: every time I go, I'm like, oh my god, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna spend all my money and I do. Okay, I
Speaker 2: haven't read these yet, but I love the idea of
Speaker 2: these authors, and I also know Alicia Rye, who was
Speaker 2: on a show that I was on called South Asian
Speaker 2: af And this one looks fucking hot and sexy.
Speaker 1: It's called I Hate To Want You.
Speaker 2: It's part of like the Forbidden Heart series. I think
Speaker 2: this one is I think more fantasy, The Jasmine Throne
Speaker 2: by Tasha Surrey, and I'm really excited to read this.
Speaker 2: And then this one is apparently really funny. It's by
Speaker 2: a black female author named Kimberly Lemming and it's called
Speaker 2: and she has a whole series, and.
Speaker 3: This is the first one.
Speaker 2: It's called that speaking of fucking hot frosty Snowman that
Speaker 2: time I got drunk and saved a demon.
Speaker 3: It's like her falling in love with I can't.
Speaker 1: Wait to read this.
Speaker 3: I'm excited, and she's like she's drinking out of like
Speaker 3: one of the like Renaissance thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, barrel of beer. Yeah yeah, it's fucking awesome. But
Speaker 2: I love that bookstore, so.
Speaker 1: Go support it. Yeah yeah yeah, just support all independent booksellers,
Speaker 1: please please, yeah. Please. A couple of things I like
Speaker 1: verst to tweet from at its Porter tweeted a lot
Speaker 1: of y'all don't understand politics because your history teacher was
Speaker 1: the football coach. And yep, that that resonates.
Speaker 3: Was that a dramatic hit at Tim Waltz.
Speaker 1: In a weird way? Maybe? Then there was then another
Speaker 1: thing I'm like speaking of, like romance. I have a
Speaker 1: friend Rahannah shout out Rohanna. She is into like like
Speaker 1: really all kinds of smut like romance stuff, but like
Speaker 1: she's like, I don't say, I don't say, she's I
Speaker 1: don't say no to anything like And recently I've I've
Speaker 1: said she read like fucking fifty books over the last
Speaker 1: like two months, like three months, and one she showed
Speaker 1: me was called Hollow Pean Okay, And it was about
Speaker 1: a woman who gets involved is fucking a man entirely
Speaker 1: made of candy. And I know what you're asking, what
Speaker 1: is the made rock candy? Okay? You ask? Then you
Speaker 1: ask what comes out of sid rock candy when this
Speaker 1: person reaches climax? Gummy bears? And she's also interested in being.
Speaker 3: Do you have a gummy bear? Baby?
Speaker 1: Look, this is I'm just telling you. The excerpts that
Speaker 1: she read to me were sentences I had never heard
Speaker 1: before ever in the history of human language, Like they
Speaker 1: are unbelievable, And I'm not saying you should check it out,
Speaker 1: but I'm just saying I heard about it, and I said,
Speaker 1: this ship is ridiculous, and apparently it's a very short read,
Speaker 1: so if that is stray.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were mini size candies, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Exact, miniature, fun size, Yeah, fun size, fun size, fun size.
Speaker 1: But I loved I love hearing about shit like that,
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