Chill Gates, Four Loko Seltzer? 11.8.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one or seven,
episode five of Darleys eight. Guystt You by Her Radio
is the podcast where we take a deep dive into America,
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November eight, two thousand, nineteen nineteen. My Jack O'Brien, ak Miles, Miles, Miles,

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their sister shin out and and got wasted again? Sweet
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controlled Hi, Jack's about to lash out at me. He
just armed out the room anyway, like shut out to Christie,

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come into you. I'll come into you. Oh oh yeah,

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very subtle. Dave Matthew, come right away and me for
the gravy. I will come right away. So if you crashing,
I'm sorry, I'm coming into you. Like nope, I can't
even give a full out warning. It's very certain I
have no pull out that thing crashes into my dick.

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I will come into you. What a start coming down
our third seat by the hilarious and talented first base
on Mountain site more Jamie loft Us and come in, hey,
chug Mike's hard in my pj's like Zamboni sports renner

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Nation still graving. Don't give a fun if Sunny starts
tweeting and at just t d z a K is
coming through so good? Okay, that one that felt good
is still grieving right on his renter Nae still grieving. Actually, honestly,

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I think everyone moved on instantly. And that's what do
you think the new flip because I just saw him
posting about how his daughter did a show him about
the moons and he's like, man, my daughter's blessed me.
Like all these knowledge about the solar system. Dude, every
recently cancelman immediately starts being like my daughter and you're like, yeah,
we talked about later today. Some people start off talking

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about their daughter and we're going there. Overrated Jeremy Renner
singing career, underrated, his house flipping career. I've always said,
we're thrilled to be joined in studio. Also by Sunny.
He's he's currently he's sucking himself off, all right, dog,

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No ribs removed either, No, No, he just that's his
new thing. He's day. That's a power move. He hasn't
been in here since he chewed that wire. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I was a good remind you guys till we had started.
He's no, he's relaxed. He is. I mean, he's just
kind of he's been depressed since Betto dropped out of
the race. Is skateboard is a men's rights dog, right,

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but also he's a well he's m R A. But
he's also a centrist right and not into the Second
Amendment either. He's in the battle. No, he's not. No,
but it's because he's pro knife what Bettle isn't against.
And that's the loophole that lets love bett Is Betto
never said I don't like knives? Is this true? Do

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you just leave Sonny at home with QVC like the
Knife Show? Just leave? I will leave him with this
thing called dog TV on and it's okay, I've seen that.
You've seen Doug TV. I saw an ad for and
I'm like, who is paying money? Isn't there a thing
where isn't I don't do the paid sepri Okay, this
is a YouTube channel, right, so but the problem of
not paying is it turns off after two hours and

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then it just goes to another YouTube video. So he's
always watching more that's men's rights. Yeah, you just come
back and more like Sebastian Mala new videos or whatever
that Stefan stefanieh. I leave Sebastian mask Alcon. I come
back as Stefan really fucked up? What's going on with

(05:36):
Western European civilization. It's just put his paw on the
screen as like a hitler, as just as a showing
of affection. He's like, this is the only guy that
I that I understand, like somebody with talking to somebody
on the phone at in prison, Well he is in
a prison of his own gender. Yeah, yeah, it's only accounts. Well,

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hey Jamie, we're gonna get to know you a little
bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our
listen to a couple of things we're talking about, such
as the President's attempt to have Bill Barr bail him
out with another pro Trump press conference, another pressor that
put a positive spin on things for him. We're gonna
look at some new transcripts that were released from the

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closed door hearings and just have a look at the
Republicans emerging strategy in face of all this evidence. Uh.
We are going to talk about Trump supporters and how
they just feel about his uh, his ineba, howel leadership,

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how they feel about him. Yeah, we're gonna talk about
Bill Gates and his feelings on politics. I was I
was shocked when he came out with a not cool take. Yeah,
that new docuse worries about him. It's like is the
one Netflix? Yeah, it's just like Bill Gates actually super nice?

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Is I believe? They'll talk about chillionaire yea, let's talk
about how he was friends with Jeffrey Epstein and started
their friendship after Yeah, but there's a light music bed
up Okay, acoustic guitar, pharmaceutical very cool, very cool. Uh,
We're gonna talk about t I and his just really

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t I Father of the Year. We're gonna talk about
some beverage updates and James Harden's performance as it relates
to strip clubs in NBA games, all of that and
plenty more. But first, Jamie, what is something from your
search history that's revealing about who you are? Oh? Last night,
so this is sunny adjacent? Uh? Why does my dog

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love period blood? That's I knew that was a thing, right,
But I don't know. Like Sonny's recently been I don't know,
like it concerns me where the intersection of natural instinct
and these videos he's been watching intersect because he's literally
destroyed three pairs of my pants, Like he just gets upset,

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and so I haven't with me today because he needs
to be near my blood or how die, Like it's
weird you like blood dependent pets and always love my
blood there. I don't know, but it's true. Like whenever
I'm menstruating, Sonny's like here she goes, Yeah, he's like

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the at it again, and then he'll like stay, He'll
stay by me. He's not as nice to my boyfriend,
Like it's weird, really weird. And then if I leave
him home alone, he'll eat the crotch out of my pants. Yeah,
like does yeah, like I don't. Well, the problem, the

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thing that sucks is all the answers I was hoping for,
like solutions, but I just found confirmations. They're just yeah,
it's like that. Yeah, dogs are horning for you, you know,
and like their noses are sensitive to like maybe some
hormones or something, and that's probably I guess. And this
didn't make me feel good either. First of all, they're
like most of the articles just like boiled down to like, yeah,

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well it smells fucking weird and so that's why they
like it. And you're like, well that feels terrible, But
I guess it's the same, the same vibe, like not vibe,
the same ol factory family, the same as sniffing a
dog's ass. So a ministrating woman is a information in there. Yeah,

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it's it's it's sunny, and which makes sense. He's he
loves data. Yeah, he's always looking for logic, fucking facts
and logic, and so he basically I thought he was horny.
It turns out he's just researching for the debate. Debate, So, yeah,
I've just been bringing up because I'm just like he's
been he's devastating my pants. So what do you And
if you were to leave him home and you had

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to like prepare your space, you would have to just
basically hide all your clothing essentially put so high up
that Yeah, shirts are safe, shirts are fine. Pants. He
just anything from the nether world. Anything. He's like looking
for the information and it's not there, and so he retaliates,
which is what he does with you know, all things. Well,
you know what they say when you when you start

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feeling powerless, you destroy And then he starts texting. He's like, yeah,
what the fuck? Yeah, he's like, oh's your refrigerator running?
Suck me off? What is underrated? Is uh getting dolled
up and going to bucat a Beeppo with your friend? Yeah,

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it's well, it's I start to think about it. My
friend Corey and I for the past three like holiday
seasons have like chosen a day. Uh. The first time
it was on Christmas, but then I think that that
was too far and we bummed everyone out. But we'll
like dress up, uh, and like we'll wear you know,
Christmas hats. I had a full cone tree on ones.

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We'll just there was one year that we both didn't
you know, we both are nipples were visible at we
sheer top, no bra at least. You just were like,
we're gonna sounds like a sheer leotard and then like

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Christmas leggings. But we were just like, you know, let's
push the yeah, let push the envelope. Nips out at
the Buca and and we had like we have the
best time every year. We go to the Bukatibeppo at
where is it not city Walk? That's a good one.
Now we go to the one at the Grove that's

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across the street from American Girl Cafe. You can't have
your nips out there right right. So you go in
your brows and you meet your friend in the highest
heels you have at you split one glass of wine
and then have you guys ever seen the wall of
fame at Bucca the Olma Rosa and a gigantic meatball.

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You're like, I love it. Buzz Aldrin and a gigantic meatball.
The property brothers and to a gigantic meatball, It's like
it's the best. Do you get the calumar either, No, No,
I don't think I've ever gotten anything except for the
glass of wine split. A glass of wine wine we split,
and then pasta and Mariner sauce. Unless you keep it
very simple and one big meatball so we can get

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the picture. I would love to if it's not, if
I'm not intruding. Now, do you have like recommendations? No,
I would love to participate. I'll wear a tuxedo. Oh please,
They like, maybe we can make this a whole thing.
We can make a movement out of this, getting bumming
people out like almost look and thumb our noses at
regular customers at Buka, people like, I can't believe how

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under addressed people an effort. Yeah, it's great. And then
they take pictures of you there, yeah you know many
of those Alm refrigerator with me and Majesty where they
have like those like angel gargoyle things and they're like,
hear the gargoyle. We're taking a picture. So we have
like the nips out picture picture with like everyone. Yeah,
everyone just wear their high pressure the high pressure cell.

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Do you want to get the print or this one's complimentary,
but it feels like a bigger one. I'm like, not,
you don't want it water marked? Am I I'll keep
the Yeah, I'm not paying twenty bucks for this photo
of me and my partner. Upset. And also when I
made I did, I made a fucking I made a
scene once because the Calamari order didn't come in the
gigantic Martini glass, Like I believe this is supposed to

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come and oversize Martini glass and they're like, actually, that's
only for the family style size, And it was so
embarrassing to get told that. I was like, uh, yeah,
all right, it's for people with families. I was like,
and I think your date like hopped in a cab
outs by the way, jumped off the pushed her over

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the book of the bed Buca actually basement of Peppo?
What it means? What? I didn't know that, you know
it doesn't what's buca mean basement? Yeah? I thought it
was a mouth based That's what I thought, to basement
of the Beppo base? What does Wait? What's a Peppo?

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Peppo is the dude's name. It's like a nickname. Oh damn,
You're like, wait, hold on, are you some kind of
sucking Bucca historian over am a dough Boys fan, just
like your friend in the Engineering Boom dj D. My
boyfriend's also really and he listens to Doughboys in the shower.
It's like relaxed. He my my Google Translate says by

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means beppo. Beppo roughly turns into Joe's hole. You see
a very different establishment. We might want to pivot to food. Joe.
It's like, no, man, people like this glory whole business. Yeah,
you should come. You should come this year. We'll think

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of it. What what's something that is underrated? Oh my god,
it's something that's overrated. Hold on bucca, which literally means
horror pit can be a dialectal word in Tuscany for
basement or seller. With that, I must say that with
one trip to Buccapo, even if you don't have the
mileage to get yourself to Italy, take your family and

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enjoy a night the Tuscany of the moment, Dude, Joe's
asshole to Joe's where were we? Something that is overrated
I feel is well, this is like a cell phone.

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Overrated is being caught alone in public and then lying
about it. Yeah, I favor you just gotta own it.
He just gotta own it. It was. It was I
went I like to go places by myself. I had
like my first day off and forever. On Sunday, I
was like, you take the dog, I'm going to go.

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So yeah, I'm gonna go on a couple of roller coasters,
a Universal, and then I'm going to see two movies.
And it was a great It was a glorious days, wonderful.
It was such a nice day. But then the second
I got to Universal, I got spotted by you know,
someone that I know who works there, and he was
and I like really tensed up, and he's like, good

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to see you. I like, I'm meeting five people. He's like,
oh okay, And then he saw me, he saw me.
It was it sucked. I was having a great time.
I went to Animal. He saw me in line for minutes.
You said, and Harry Potter section, or do you do

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sometimes if people are in the area, you might catch
you out your favorite writing spot. Yeah, you might see
me in the back of the Harry Potter restaurant. Harry
Potter potatoes. Harry Potter potatoes, potatoes that cost twelve dollars. Potatoes.
They're just mashed potatoes. It's the most expensive potatoes in
the entire fucking world. It really hurts my feelings. But
you but it's you know, you're paying for the apple,

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but do you like them? But I'm guessing for you,
they're like you look at the menu, like you know what,
I'm gonna go with the twelve dollar potatoes again, not
like there doesn't want to try them. There's others. It's
like a weirdly I don't know, they shouldn't have gone
with like let's make English food there because English food sucks. Yeah,
but when done right like a proper I love like pies,

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like British pies, like meat pies. There. What's the music
sting for? One Mile starts talking about British food. I
don't know. I have to think we'll find some chamber music.
But yeah, I got I got spotted in line of
minions person by the same guy. You're still by yourself.
You did you make an explanation or was this one

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of those eyes where you catch eyes? He kept walking, man,
he kept walking. I opened my mouth to say something
and he was like, it's too late. You're like, no,
they died. It sucks too, because he was like he's
a lot younger than he's like nineteen and he was
just like walked away with He's so nice, like the

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nicest and he he just walked away with his braces
and he's like you, I kept believing a hack loser.
Have you ever seen a TV show You're supposed to
just kiss some dude who's next to you, like, oh,
it's my boyfriend. And that's how we mean exactly. I
just go with it. I just stayed in line for

(18:45):
me is and you knows right sucks doesn't know what
I was doing. Yeah, I have I have like story
notes for the Minions ride. Alright, I feel like it's
too plot. Have you too much going on? There's an
adoption narrative in the Minions. Yeah, adoption narrative, the premise,
what's the journey you take? Give me the lab line

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of the ride. It's too much. It's two different things.
First of all, the audience is being turned into minions.
That's fun. That should just be the ride. But there's
a second plot line where the three little girls that
grew adopted has forgotten or it seems like he's forgotten
their adoption anniversary and they're really upset. Goodness, that's the subplay.
And at the end of the ride, group comes out

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and it's like, just kidding, I didn't forget here's a balloon,
and they're like, yeah, anyways, it's just give If you're
alone in public, that's just own it. People normally be like, hey,
that's cool. I love movies. You see Parasite Jojo Rabbit,

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Damn it is a good double features Jojo Rabbit, Jojo
Rabbits the new take a movie He's the best Friend
where he plays hit It was, it was, it was
pretty good. I liked it. There was my friend went
to go see it and apparently there was like an
English guy, like an older English guy who maybe had
like memory problems, but as he was watching the film

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keep going that bastard. When Hitler would come on the screen,
the woman with him was like, no, honey, it's just
a film. It's right film. And it's like do they
know what he bloody did? Yeah, and like he took
it as but it became a thing. Everst it'd be like,
I can't believe this, That's why you gotta go to

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the movie. It's like when I went to see Judy
and one person the audience didn't know she died. Oh
my god, but yeah, Paris I was like the best
movie I've seen all year. I loved it so much.
And George Rabbit pretty good. Uh. Finally, what is a
myth what some of the people think is true you

(21:02):
know to be false. I don't think about this, uh lately,
the myth that saying yes to everything is a good
thing for you in your life. I think that. I
feel like I like, I used to be told that
a lot. You know, like when you're starting out doing
any job, they're like, just say yes to everything, and
like you'll and you'll be and and and that's I

(21:24):
think verifiably false. As someone who has said yes to everything,
it doesn't make you happy, it makes you it makes
you very tired, and then you end up doing a
lot of ship that later you're just like, oh man,
I don't stand by this at all. So yeah, I've
just been thinking about that. I don't know, I think
it's better. I think I think it's better to apply

(21:46):
it to situations where you're going out of your comfort zone, right,
that's I think the benefit of saying yes to things
like That's where I try and work on it. We're
normally like, I don't know if I want to do that,
but rather than like presuming to know what the outcome
is gonna be, Like, you know what, let me stimulate
myself a little bit by doing something I'm not used
to versus like, hey man, can you be like a
voice actor? And this like kind of racist like cartoon

(22:09):
I'm doing. I'm starting out, Okay, sure, why not? Like
you know TVD, you don't want any want to look
any up anything up? But I get that, especially when
you're like performing though two and then you start over
extending yourself and or like there. Yeah, like when I
was like with performing out there, like oh, you know,
do you want to travel four hours to go to

(22:31):
like my house to do stand up for my family
for free? It could be good for you. And I'm
like this, you know, where is the line? I guess. Yeah,
it's like if you're challenging yourself. Yeah you didn't say yes,
you know, but I can close. I can. I've done
a lot of stupid stuff. She's like, actually I have
to go to get back really fancy thing I have

(22:54):
to go to, but like stuff like that. Yeah, I
guess it's like you've got to contextualize it of like
can and could this be a learning experience or at
least a good story. I don't know, But for the
most part, I'm like, damn, I imagine how much time
I would get bad if I didn't just say yes
to everything. Your manager won't let your manager says it's
not a good use here. That'll be like, you know,

(23:16):
panic room. As much as you know when we met,
I was kind of down here at this level where
you're at. But you know, now I'm up here, so
you know, the deal has kind of got to be
up here wh I'm at now, you know. Yeah, that's
a good way to put it, as Magic Johnson, people
feel bad, No, I like, no, it's not like I
don't know. Maybe that's a terrible myth. Maybe I'm a
bad person. No, no, no, no, no, that's a great myth.
And you are a bad person. Oh isn't there a

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Jim Carrey movie about yeah? Yes, Yeah, yeah, yeah, And
where you got that from? Yeah, that you should say
yes to everything? Only Haunted by a family guy A
character A bit. I saw yes Man, I saw yes
man in theaters? You did. Yeah, I'm sorry, I just
I just killed the energy in the but as I
did see as man in theaters isn't it clutched my

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invisible person? Who who is his love interest in that movie?
I remember? Is it Jennifer Anderson? Again? Dude, have you
guys watched The Morning Show yet? No? I heard it's
so bad, it's good, It's it's it's a wild watch.
They're just like, what if all sex criminals were innocent?
Like not like that, but likes He's like, I wasn't

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that bad? And then you get you have to see
like Steve Carell's character like not learn how to better himself,
but learn how to use a coffee machine on his own.
Like it's just like, I'm going to watch it because
the reviews have been so bizarre, Like there are people
being like, it's fucking terrible. Some people like how can
something so terrible be so watchable? Then there are other

(24:45):
people were like it's bad basically plays Matt right, Yeah,
but like what if Matt Lauer was not so bad? Also,
the love interest in Mary Zoe Desk Channel Zoe. Oh Yeah,
that's probably why I saw it. That was my peak
wanting bangs like that. Oh yeah, Harry's love interest love

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interest love interest is Zoey Deschanel. Yeah, that seems that's
a big. That's a big. That's an eighteen year age difference.
That's you know, you know you love to see it,
you love to see it. But do you guys believe
Keanu Reeves dating someone only nine years younger? There? Man,

(25:33):
I hope they're so happy. Yeah, I have a feeling.
I mean, he seems so haunted. I think only an
artist could love him. I hope that they just paint
portraits of each other. But she never shows him the paint,
the portraits she's painting him. It's like, just really fucked up.
I hope they do tantric painting. Oh god, can you

(25:55):
imagine she's straddling him, They're both facing opposite direction over
the others. I would see that movie. Uh, make it happen, Kea.
It's called Freda. All right, we're gonna take a quick break.
We'll be right back. And we're back, and it's time

(26:22):
to check in with the impeachment inquiry. I'm talking about
impeaching this. Uh so it's been revealed by somebody in
the know a as President Trump is. Want to point out,
it's an anonymous source, so we can't trust any But
they were talking about how the president was trying to

(26:44):
lean on Bill Barr to have a press conference and
just say no laws were broken. Yeah, perfect. I think
literally that was he has such a you know, we
all know how his brain works. If you do a
press conference. It's true because that's what he wanted President
Zelinsky in Ukraine to do. He wanted it to be
I think on for Reed Zakaria Show or something on

(27:06):
CNN specifically, if there's something very specific on how they
wanted this thing announced. But with Bill Barr, yeah, basically
saying no laws were broken and there's no there's no
need to investigate. But ultimately Bill Bard declined, which I'm
very surprised because he is usually in a state of
like perpetually taking a ship on the Constitution. But so

(27:29):
I guess from I guess it says something, and by
something I mean nothing by the fact that he distanced
himself from the president here. But it's still a bit
of a surprise because I thought Bill Barr was all
in for the fun. From Bill Barr was even part
of the phone conversation. He was like, you can speak
to Rudy Giuliani and Bill Barr will give you a call,
right And then even like Bill Barrow was maybe complicit
in the whole thing. Well, he's even on that wild

(27:51):
goose chase, trying to lean on other governments to try
and be like, oh, can you look at the origins
of the Russian investigation because I really need a report.
I because I ultimately, I think the word is that
he's working on a counter report to try and rebut
the entire impeachment inquiry. Right, So maybe he's maybe he's
just saving his goodwill to lie through another bogus memo
or whatever it may. Yeah, maybe he's just like saying,

(28:13):
I don't I don't understand why he would back down
on anything at this point, because it's already gone. He
can't scale it back at this But I just like
the Trump response was because it came out of the
Washington Post. The story was a fake Washington Post con
job with an anonymous source that doesn't exist. Just read
the transcript. Why is the why is transcript capitalized? The

(28:34):
Justice Department already ruled that the call was good. We
don't have freedom of the press already ruled, And then
what was that part? We don't have freedom of the press. Yeah,
I think you do. That's why they're reporting this ship
about you? Right, Like, what does that mean? They should
be free to do what I say that I need
them to do, and only don't have that freedom. So

(28:55):
therefore the Justice Department rules. But I don't know where
they t shirts by Marche. He pleased by this Trump
gift rep. He keeps saying that he wants to read
the transcript on TV to the people because then they'll
see But what it's not a good First of all,
it's not a transcript. Second, well, it's not good for him,

(29:17):
good for you, but for you? Good for you? For TV?
Yeah is the point? Could you imagine how gaudy that
set is, like a marble fireplace shooting gold out of
the fucking table? Read that's so, I mean, haven't they
been doing those around like they've been doing like like
reading readings of them. That's just like the creepiest ship. Yeah, well,

(29:41):
there wasn't there like a celebrity read there was where
the stars and like no one wants us. But then
they sell out. Well because there's a very specific part
of democratic supporters who are just kind of like only
read headlines and like are kind of divorced from like
what's like what it means? And yeah, this will be great, man.
I'd love to see if can you know Rob Schneider

(30:01):
played the part of Robert Mueller. People love celebrities, and
they love celebrities to tell them what to think and
to pone the president. Yeah, um, let's talk about other
ponage of the president. Um. So Bill Taylor. So we
we got a chunk of an actual transcript at this
time of the closed door hearing testimony that various people

(30:27):
were giving to Congress over the past couple weeks, and
we gotta we got a chunk of Bill Taylor's testimony
that is about as clear as it can get. It's
fucking the credit to the Democrats for the way they're
questioning a lot of these witnesses. First of all, if
you look when you read these transcripts, it's clear that

(30:48):
there are Republicans there and they are asking questions. So
this idea that they're completely cut out of the process
is just patently false and you can read it for yourself.
They're just terrible with their time. And the other half
there are people who just don't even and go to
the hearings because I think they don't even want to
like taint their own brains with the truth. Um. So
this line of questioning is just so specific but painful

(31:09):
it just goes question And when you say that this
was the first time I heard that the security assistance,
not just the White House meeting, was conditioned on the investigation.
When you talk about conditioned, did you mean that if
they didn't do this the investigations, they weren't going to
get that the meeting and the military assistance answers My

(31:30):
clear understanding, security assistance money would not come until the
President of Ukraine committed to pursue the investigation. So if
they don't do this, they are not going to get
that was your understanding. Yes, sir, are you aware that
quid pro que literally means this? For that, I am,

(31:55):
just because they really do have to have to be
like special to really trying and fucking hammer this through.
And I think I don't know. I think the language
is getting lost with quid pro quo versus like extorting
another government, um with like military aid. Well, I guess
you're not going to believe this because I heard the
editor of the National Review, the conservative outlet, talking on

(32:18):
one of the impeachment podcast I think it was the
w M. Y C one a couple of days ago,
and he was talking about how none of this matters. Yes,
there was quid pro quo, but it's not enough to
remove him from office. Sure it makes him a little
bit uncomfortable, but if they remove him from office, they'd
be subverting the will of the American people. Right before

(32:41):
an election. Yeah, oh, Sean Spicer clubbed the knee of
one of his competitors on Dancing with the Stars. Rather
than the enforcement mechanisms removing him, let's let the viewers
decide if Sean Spicer should stay. Like, that's fucking absurdad.
He is trying to cheat at the elect chin that
you're talking about, That's what he's doing. What did the

(33:03):
NPR host? NPR dude didn't say that. I was like,
what the funk are you doing. He's just like, oh, okay, chill, no, no.
I mean, he was pushing back, but he just wasn't
making that central point that we keep bringing up, that
they're trying to cheat at the election. So this needs
to be solved before the election. The election is not
just the well, let's see what the people think, because

(33:24):
they're cheating at that right, it's never gonna be reflective
of what the people actually think, you know, national security.
Who gives a fun Yeah, I think Sony should be
allowed to vote. I don't know if i'd love his politics,
but his politics, all right, I'm gonna go to jail

(33:45):
by go to jail. All right. Well, speaking of letting
the people's will reign, Trump basically can't do anything wrong,
is what we've learned. Well, he can't possibly piss off
his followers. There's there's apparently his base, and then there's
his fucking basse. Because six of the people who approve

(34:10):
of his job, the job that the president is doing,
say they can't think of anything he could do that
would cause him to lose their support. I can't think
of anything I mean that he hasn't done already. But
if he shot your mom in the face, I can't
think of that. Yeah, she must have done something. She

(34:33):
probably deserved it. Well, this is like when you realize, man,
like we're fully crossing the rubicon now of people who
like there's no I mean, we've known there's been no
such thing as objectivity for some of these people. Like
to this point, you really see like what the stakes
are for some of these other people where they're like
I don't care what he's doing because what his presidency represents,

(34:53):
which is like the status quo of like white supremacy, misogyny, whatever,
every phobia, Like I need that that has to still
be in place. I think that and and and I'm
sure this is like somehow connected to like in the
past three years of people who voted for Trump and
then regretted it, they've pretty much all at this point,
Like if you haven't arrived at that conclusion already and

(35:15):
like sort of started to move towards voting democratic, then
it's like, are you going to at this point? I
feel like the stands are all that's left for them.
And that's why every time he does something terrible or
like somebody's like, yeah, he sexually assaulted me or you know,
any of these things and the media freaks out about it,

(35:36):
his approval rating doesn't go down because him making the
media freak out about things as part of the reason
they love them. It's just like seeing seeing him own
the libs. Yeah, well, I mean a lot of his
Unfortunately the irony is though despite like that, he can't
do anything when you look at the amount of like

(35:56):
bullshit he's done to the economy, like it's a lot
of the efects of his terrible trade policies are like
hitting the states he needs to win very hard. So
but I don't know if people will be able to
connect those dots. I'm sure some of the candidates will
try to, but no way they're like, I don't know.
I mean, is it because like the amount of like
insurance claims for farms have been like just exponentially higher.

(36:18):
But I mean you see that there are groups of
farmers who are kind of like this is fucking terrible,
But I don't know. And then I'm sure there are
other people who are like my farm, like my factory
farm is huge enough that I actually love this. But
you know, different strokes, right, Maybe economy matters people, some don't. Yeah,
I mean this is also why, you know, we've talked
about how things are moving into more like left ward

(36:42):
direction just nationally in terms of local politics, but I
don't think any of that really matters when it comes
to the presidential election, because these people it's beyond politics.
It's full on like death cult at this point. They're
ready to follow them all the way down, all the
way like, well I'm not gonna I'm not gonna back out. Now. Yeah,

(37:03):
well there's another supporter that Trump might have gained or
might gain if Elizabeth Warren's the Democratic nominee, because Bill
Gates has said that he doesn't know who he'd vote
for if it was Warren. First Trump. Uh yeah, the
guy who everyone's like, Oh, he's so nice. He's such

(37:24):
a nice fella. The exact quote was, if I had
to pay twenty billion dollars in taxes, that's fine. But
when you say I should pay a hundred billion dollars,
then I'm starting to do a little math about what
I have left over. I'm just kidding. But seriously, like
he didn't, Yeah, he did say, he said, sorry, I'm

(37:45):
just kidding. So you really want the incentive system to
be there, and you can go a long way without
threatening that, but still but still uh so as Ryan Grim,
uh the I think he used to be BuzzFeed news director.
But he pointed out on Twitter that despite being famous
for giving like all his money away, he's worth more

(38:07):
money today than he was when he retired. Right, it's
just all texts there. I I I never understand, Like,
there was that great clip that was circulating a couple
of weeks ago that says all of this more articulately
than I'm about to, but just like the whole like
congratulating billionaires on like giving a small amount of their

(38:32):
fortunate away and that being the justification to keep like
keep laws in place that allow for like, that's why
we shouldn't abolish billionaires because sometimes share right half of
a percent of their wealth and you're like, legally they
should have to do that plus more. Anyway, it's just

(38:53):
I don't know, nice guy Bill Gates. I don't funk
with it, and and that that Netflix series is genuinely
I watched like part the first episode and it's just
like nice guying him. It's the same thing as like
Musk going on fucking Joe Rogan and smoking weed. You're
just like you're just trying to be a person. You
could put me more off. You're hitting that blunt like that.

(39:15):
It's I don't know, Yeah, that's I guess I'm not surprised,
but that's a fucking well. This is where you see
this the real class warfare starting to begin, especially with candidates.
And there's a few you know, write ups just looking
at like how many billionaires support each candidate. I think
Pete Budda has the most billionaire donors, and then he's
got McFarlane, Corey Booker, he's got Seth What shows you though,

(39:39):
they have more faith in bud than they do Biden
because Biden only has like thirteen billionaire donors. I think
Elizabeth Warren has two or one. Bernie is the only
person with none. But again it shows you that there
is this thing where because as people talk more and
more out loud, they're like, wait, there's two progressive candidates
that are a threat to my like just a pensive

(40:00):
wealth accumulation. Yeah, to say, like, well, look I'm trying
to look at what's left over for me, huck three
billion dollars you fuck. Yeah. So this Twitter user, Unionized
Santa Elves pointed out that a million seconds is twelve days,
a billion seconds is thirty one years, just to like
put the sheer amount of like what Perpec accumulated into perspective.

(40:25):
He has a hundred and six billion dollars, So the
seventy five percentile of American like somebody who's doing well
compared to everybody else has I think three hundred sixty
eight thousand dollars net worth. So they have the equivalent
of four days. Bill Gates has three thousand, two hundred

(40:48):
and eighty six years worth of worth of put their
net worth into the seconds calcul Moses was alive when
three thousand, two hundred six years ago, like literally most
like literally from the I'm out here spending money from
Moses time, they're still spending money from eight Yeah, we

(41:10):
get four days. There's been a lot of there was
like a TikTok of like a teenager trying to figure
out how like how far Bill Gates is like wealth
could go and it like it literally solve world hunger
and not even be half gone. Like it's just so
it's so fucking absurd. Every day he wakes up and
decides not to do that with his money, and we

(41:33):
will give money to MPR. But like to think that
that's a fair division of resources is literally impossible to
conceive of because he must believe, like if he thinks
he is three thousand, two eighty six times like more
than that, like right from it, than he believes that

(41:54):
he's like a god on earth. Yeah, there's another I
read another article or just a stat about how a
lot of these hyper wealthy people are running out of
investment ideas, So now they're just hoarding like something like
I don't know, two or three trillion dollars in bank account,
fucking what. Like it just it makes me something. And
then I have like family members who are like, well,
why should they be forced to give away so much

(42:15):
money that they earned? And You're like, well, look at
like that's on the assumption that it was all legitimately
earned and not by just like hoarding or withholding or
every loophole and the planet either way, it's just the
inequality be fucking offensive to people. And the way that
you accumulate that is through like exploiting here and exploiting

(42:38):
the ship out of a unequal the personal hit powerball. Yeah, fine,
leave them alone, whatever whatever. But like if you're out
here on some multinational conglomerate ship and you're just siphoning
all this money out of different parts of the world,
like it ends it ends bad. We're already in the
process of seeing how how terrible the income inequality is

(43:00):
in this country and let alone the rest of the earth. Right,
it's just like, show me a billionaire that like got
that way ethically, it doesn't exist. That's like not I
think people are picturing like, Okay, I know rich people,
so that these people must be like like that just
a little bit more like two times more real. Well

(43:22):
but also it's yeah, that guy, but it's so far
and beyond just anything that we can even conceive of
the amount of money and inequality that exists. And I'm
sure if you ask, like an average person, like how
much what's what's your dream like wealth lifestyle, I'm sure

(43:43):
probably want to I'm look if you're not completely fucked
up from celebrity consumer culture, but like I just want
a house and you'll be able to go on vacations
with my family versus like, hey, I'm gonna like, I
don't know, piss away a couple of billion dollars on whatever.
I don't know. It's sucking. So but you know, there
was a video of him jumping over the chair that time.

(44:05):
People like that, Yeah, he does have hops like that,
He's got hops, So maybe he does deserve that much
more money from the sick vertical as you say, mad boost,
have you seen that video? Mouth? Yeah, of the chair hop?
Yeah it is it is. We've really come full circle.
A capable of amazing things must jump this high to

(44:29):
hoard your wealth. All right, we're gonna take another quick
break and we'll be right back. And we're back, and
let's talk about t I. You guys, I'd really come

(44:51):
around on t H. I guess I never really had
an opinion about him before, but then after watching Rhythm
and Flow, and he was like kind of the elder Statesman,
elder statesman wise, And I just want to make sure
right at the jump, because I was hearing people talking
about t I yesterday and some people were mixing them
up with T Pain because they were kind of same era.

(45:12):
T Pain is perfect, Pain is clean, noct sing, it's perfect.
The guy we're talking about t I, guy with the
mohawk who wears all the jewelry. Right, No, No, it's
Mr t oh Ship Damn Jack, Right, call his doctor,
it's happening. I'm the guy from Law and Order SUV

(45:39):
former oil and drilling magnate that passed away earlier. That's
Tea Boon Pickings. Yeah, the whole thing. He was on
the podcast with Miguel's wife and other people. But on
the podcast they were saying asking if he had a
sex talk with his daughter and outcomes this and don't

(46:01):
that Uh, he just so lightheartedly describes this child abuse. Says,
every year we go to the Guyna College is to
check the the structural integrity of her hymen. Yeah, to
make sure I guess she is a virgin because from
the Caveman Handbook of Parenting, that's that mean virgin. That
is yeah, which is fucking First of all, I mean

(46:23):
it's there's already been so many takes of this, but
like the yah, I broke my hyman on a bike
seat when I was twelve, Like there's it doesn't feel good,
but there you could get your high. First of all,
it's child abuse. Second of all, him is get broken
all the time by by ship. You wouldn't expect I've got.
I've got a lot of everyone sound off in the

(46:43):
commis if your bike seat gang, you hit a you
hit a bad bump, sometimes injury or high and unicycle gang,
unicycle gang. Yeah, there's a lot of stick accident gang,
log flume gang. Yeah. I know someone that broke their
hymen on a log flu and ride. Yeah. There I got,

(47:04):
I got, Yeah, I wish straight. But there's like all
kinds of ways that you can right. And his response
to that too, when the doctor told him this was
like just basically saying, she don't ride no horses, she
don't ride no bite, she don't play no sports. Just
check the Hyman police and give me back my results,
expeditiously expeditious. Also, how did the doctor like that? No?

(47:31):
I can't, I can't really abide by this. This is
why it's America, man, it's the celebrity worship bullshit, like
just yeah, you got t I in your exam room,
right saying with some archaic luche shaming thing of being
like I gotta make sure I don't mean sensical. I
mean it's like all of it's nonsensical. But this is

(47:53):
just like you have to miss so many obvious things
to arrive at that conclusion of like, well this is
the only proof. Yeah, like what about trying to like
build some trust with your daughter so she'd want to
talk to you? But also like what's this idea? Because
like it's not like again, his his misogyny is on
full display for someone who has not been a faithful husband.

(48:14):
And I think like one of his younger his sons
was saying like they were sucking around a fourteen or
something like that. But again, because you you have this
weird idea of your your daughter property type thing that
like it must be it must have the warranty before
I auction it off or whatever. I don't understand. Do
you think it's born out of the idea like like

(48:35):
sometimes over protective fathers actually mistreated a lot of women
in their dating life. So that's like a continuation of
that cycle to them as like a parent, just like
putting uh, like young woman under your control. Like and
it's like that's same same, like that same psychology of
like when a dead is extremely hard on or a
parent in general is like really hard on their daughter

(48:56):
and encouraging them to be chased, and then there's telling
their son to go funk everything that is like it's
just that same thing taken to like a rich person
absurd like physically abusive, extreme hate it? Yeah, I hate it?
Really would a doctor have to like she should have
to report? Yeah, I mean this this happened like doctors.

(49:19):
I don't know that the medical community needs to be
more careful with doctors and celebrities because I mean, this
is what killed Elvis, This is what kills a lot
of people that they treat celebrities as if they're not human.
They treat them like they're different and you can't do
that ship like that's people's well being. Yeah, and I

(49:42):
know she was like the most recent time, he said,
as of her eighteenth birthdays. The test followed, But this
was also happening with her as a minor, and it's like,
but then is she really consenting to this kind of
exam But then it's like under duress because like the
thing is like I mean but when you're like parents

(50:03):
is in the room and is that kind of person? Yeah,
Like that's that's so I don't know. That's also a
thing like like people who have celebrities in their family
and the celebrity like starts taking advantage of like the
imbalance and like every you like see like the kids

(50:24):
are like different parts of the family like act differently
towards the celebrity and like yeah, like I don't, I
don't know. It's just so Also once you get to
be like an older teenager, I'm like I'm trying to
remember around what age I like told my parents not
to come in to the doctors like examination. I feel
like around puberty, you're just like I'm good unless it

(50:47):
was like something that I was like, oh I don't
know if I can handle this situation my mom come.
But it's like I would be shocked if she's like, no,
I'm sixteen years old. I don't want my dad to
be here because I think at the eighteen, when she
was eighteen, she technically did have to sign something to
allow her to allow him to see it, because at
that point she was an adult. But yeah, I mean
that's which is like, like, I'm sure her thinking was like, well,

(51:09):
if I tell him not to come in, then he's
going to automatically assume the worst and probably be coming
even more overbearing than like that, Like I just can't.
It's already so like frustrating and humiliating. I mean it's
I understand why those questions are asked, but when your
parents are still in the room and they're like have
you ever smoked? Have you ever drank? Blah blah blah,
And it's like kids lie about that all the time.

(51:31):
I mean I even lie to my doctor about that ship.
Yeah you said you stopped drinking Mountain do right. Yeah,
it's a lot of man, it's a lot of yellow
Number five got to get a physical with cheeto fingers.

(51:53):
You laying off the chips. Ye, what's on your finger? Nothing? Nothing? Nothing?
I think come sick from these generic tutors. Uh, well, ship,
that's horrible, very upsetting. I hope that. Yeah. And yeah,
just like the fact that he would say that, and

(52:14):
and just like the layer of humiliation of announcing that
in public on top of the fact that he did
it is just take his money and run. That was
his response to them asking if he's had the sex,
because have you have you started a responsible dialogue with
your daughter about treator like property. I did do the

(52:36):
car garage for a check up, Jesus to make sure
that Kelly blue Book is still high on the daughters
are just cars you can yell at like you're just
like what that's that's the t I motto. Yeah, Jesus nice,
he tweeted. He said, Oh, I finally understood when what
t I was saying when he said he was wild
as a tallow band. Yeah. Literally, all right, let's get

(53:00):
some beverage updates going on. Yeah, um, first off, in
hard Seltzer News for Local and bud Light. We'll be
stepping into the arena. So it's for local company. I
thought that was just a beverage like made by some
irresponsible it was I don't know if they were hard

(53:25):
to say. It's actually it's sold by Fusion Projects of Chicago, Illinois. Yes,
do they make like battery acid or something. I don't
know what they do, just accidentally it was a byproduct
other like industrial process because it was like Ohio State
frat guys that first of that's what they are. That's

(53:46):
how the first one came out, and that's when people
were like soda and lots of booze. I still never
had when I missed, I missed. I definitely missed the
like peak of it when it was really really horrible.
But I I just I've I've I've had a few
looks in my time. They are they are brain destroyers

(54:08):
and sold destroyers. But look they're now getting into the
lighthearted Seltzer game. But this ship is going to be
twelve percent, which is down. Originally they're like, this is
about to be a fourteen percent like Seltzer, but I
guess twelve seems easier when you consider I think the
other ones are five. They're very low um and they're

(54:29):
getting petty because they all know because I guess White
Claw's most popular flavor is black cherry. They are also
offering a black cherry flavor because they want to let
you know with truly that's my hard selter choice. Oh yeah, truly,
Truly they're good made by Sam Adams. I think Boston
Company believe. Yeah, that's just that, and that's why I

(54:52):
just watch fucking get my truly crash my truly watch
Boston m so and then Budd has theirs bud Light Seltzer,
which will early next year. Um, and they're they're doing
right there, like it's five percent but doing the similar thing.
They will have a black cherry, a lemon, lime, a strawberry,
and mango mango. Truly, I've had very intense mango truli

(55:14):
is too much and the berry I can't. I saw
the mango truli, I was like, I think this will
be good, and I was like, this is a mango
seltzer that I've liked. Think I've been like trying to
because the Mike's Hard was really I mean, I like,
something's wrong with me for the Mike's Hard, Mango, Mike's Hart, no,
just my Mike's heart in general. I just I'm like,

(55:37):
I need I need to find a different you know
it can't be every night. You can't have a nightcap
of a mist every night to affect your skin. You
start growing hair where hair don't belong, under your finger nails, nails, hair,
kind of manicures. That's too much. Mike's hard. It's just

(55:57):
like anything I'm doing. Yeah, I don't know, Mike's hard.
To entering the game, they already I have a feeling.
It's like anything. Probably every single person who's making alcohol
realizes this is the wave that you gotta surf, so
they're going to hop into it, right, but you know,
I will try The four logo Terrible is more than

(56:21):
any beer, right, Yeah, it would be ridiculous. That's like
quadruple I p A. It's like a highly alcoholic wine.
Yeah yeah. Uh Well, in things that I care about Starbucks,
people are pissed. People are fucking pissed. Do not mess

(56:43):
with my Starbucks. Don't even talk to me. Before Classic
Jack always entered the office. Uh No. One of the
top trending his shirt around his belly button is the
Starbucks logo, that's right, or Starburst? Did you guys hear me? Oh?

(57:10):
I'm sorry, what were we talking about. It's one of
the type trending topics on Google because, as we talked
about yesterday, they introduced their holiday cups. Some of them
are reusable, so that's cool. But the thing that's really
driving people wild the walls that they discontinued the gingerbread latte.
I did not know. I didn't know. People are that

(57:30):
there are people in this office who came in on
a ten. As they say in the improblem, uh screaming.
I did not know. Really, Yeah, like pissed. I thought,
you know, wham broke up again an old that it
was like inspired by an old Dave Chappelle joke about

(57:52):
seeing upset white people. But the whole thing, look, I
love a holiday drink, like a seasonal beverage. Mind is
full disclosure. The Winter dream latte at Coffee Beam Winter
Dream t latte. I don't know that flavor. I'm not
familiar with winter taste like spices. Basically that's what it is. Yeah,

(58:12):
I don't like when someone in the beverage like when
they give you a flavor and then you're like, but
what is it? Is it taste? Like? Yeah, neither, But
I guess that's the thing. It's like it evokes because
the second you're like, oh right, it's like like someone's
house you wish you grew up in, or give me something.
I know what. It tastes like, like unicorn lattaste, Yeah, exactly,
ground up bones. Yeah. The flavors that they have this year,

(58:35):
I guess a lot of these are normal peppermint mocha,
toasted white chocolate mocha, caramel latte, chestnut pray lean latte.
Egg I've had the egg Classic had. It actually has
way more calories than like any of the like by
like a hundred to two hundred calories depending on the

(58:58):
just cream. Yeah, it's I mean egg nog is I
think like the most caloric thing that humans. Yeah, because
it's like egg yolks and sugar. It's so like it
tickles your throat as it goes down. You're just like, oh,
this is a solid inside stitch. Yeah. See, I don't

(59:22):
I mean they're I mean, congratulations to everyone who has Starbucks,
But I never I don't know. I still have that
thing where my dad used to say when I was
literally be like, oh you fucking drinking Starbucks, You fucking French,
Like he just had a class. It basically caught the
same as dunkin donuts. But my dad also doesn't drink

(59:43):
dunkin donuts. He goes to crumbling bombs. He's like, cents
any fucking size, you know, And but uh so I
always I'm still a dunks person. Well, are there a dunk?
Do you do holiday dunks? I do holiday dunks. I mean,
dunks is kind of it's just kind of candy. The
coffee is not necessarily we don't have to explain that
they got that basking Robbins Partnerships and sometimes they're like,

(01:00:04):
do you want cotton candy cold brew? I'm like, I do.
They have a good like a good mint, like a
holiday mint coffee that I like, I forget what it's
called formally, but yeah, sixteen ounce eggnote k Yeah, dude,
if you get that venty five ninety let's seems of

(01:00:29):
cholesterol daily cholesterol. Can you imagine this? Fuck Shout out
to them though for just like actually putting a real
eggnog in there, Like that's just being like, it's a
eggnog dust. It's a subtle form of population controls. Car
freshener eggnog car freshener sprits over the top of a

(01:00:53):
regular uh a latte, al right. Well, I I have
to talk really briefly about something that DJ Daniel pointed
out to us this reddit threat where uh, somebody like
like did a deep statistical analysis static of James Harden

(01:01:14):
u n B a m v P. Not last year
he could have easily won the MVP. I think he
came in second, but the year before he was the
m v P. He's revolutionized the game to make it
harder to watch. But he's just like incredible. Yeah, has
like a step back that is almost like superhuman. He's
an incredible player, but he's also a notorious partier. Uh.

(01:01:38):
There is a uh strip club in Houston that has
his jersey retired on the ceilings because he spent so
much money there. Uh. And so this reddit uh NBA
reddit person decided to do a statistical analysis of how

(01:01:59):
James Hardened performs in away games based on how good
the strip clubs are in that city and how many
of them are and how many Yeah, and he found
that there was a significant statistical correlation um James. He
said that James Harden's box score is twenty predictable based

(01:02:20):
on the quality of a city strip clubs. Harden's best
performance comes in the city with the worst strip clubs, Toronto.
Shout out to you, Toronto. Harden's worst performance comes in
the city with the best strip clubs, Miami. Uh And
then this was surprising. So he based his strip club
ratings on I think Google, just Google ratings, which I

(01:02:43):
had no idea, whereas where all the feedback is right,
that's what That's what I've always used as a tool
for all things. But maybe Google had like people are
just really into leaving a strip club feedback on Goo Google. Anyways,
he said Salt Lake City has the third ranked strip

(01:03:03):
clubs of all NBA cities, which surprised me. I'm guessing.
And where did Portland rank, because I know they have
most strip clubs per capital. I don't know, right, but
very low value. Caitlin and I went to a strip
club in Portland the last time that we were in
Portland earlier this year, and it was it was so
much fun. There's someone invited us who worked there and
we went for eggs and legs and it was like

(01:03:26):
a breakfast thing. It was breakfast, yeah, breakfast. It was
really good. They made my ovarreasies just the way I
like them. I love I like the slimmers. They're good.
I thought that was an ovaries Joe. No, that just
that's simply how I like my egg prepared. Well, you know,

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I look, when you liked the party, they liked the party.
I guess just just tip. Well, I don't give it.
Used to be a tumbler called one star Yelp reviews
of strip clubs, and they took get down. It was
the most hilarious ship to read people. No, like it
was I mean, and I guess inherently, but these people

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had legitimate gripes about the business of the like they're like,
you know, when I'm coming in for a lunch special,
I only have one hour. Like these were like like
angry people who are like it's fucking my day up.
It wasn't like yo, the dancers of trash whatever. It
was like, no, the management is this, And it was
like so like so many of these reviews were so

(01:04:30):
well worded that you're like, that's that, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
My most perverted friend uh once complained about the coffee
at a strip club. It was like no, no, just
like out loud, like it was something we'd be like, yeah, man,
that coffee does suck or something. But He's like, god,

(01:04:51):
what is this lunch specials? Some places doing good though,
some places have good food there. Other places they'll get
it from up the street. I wish I had, Yeah,
I wish I wish I had the name of this
rip Cob we went to with amazing food and people,
but I don't know it off the top of damn it,
damn it. Well, there's lots of them in Portland. Yes,

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if I remember shop like gang Jamie. It's been so
fun having you as always. Hey, thanks for having me,
Thanks for having sunny. You know, just been nailed it.
He's been asleep. He's just dreaming of tender. He's your underwear.
Sonny got yes, and he got his fucking phone back.
He got privileges back. Yeah, he's hitting the iPad hard.

(01:05:36):
He's going on what was that thing called chat Roulette.
He's whipping his dick out on chat Roolette. He's going
to go to jail. Where can people find you and
follow you? Oh? You can find me on Twitter dot
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moan nasty? Just like follow me, uh Instagram at Jamie

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christ Superstar. I added a second show in Boston, for
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It's going to be incredible. Is there a tweet you've
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If you don't follow her, you gotta follow her best.
She's the best. Uh. And she had a my favorite
t I related tweet. She said, I bring my eighteen
year old son to the doctor every year to have
them check if he still has a gorgeous, tight little
bean hole. She's at Anna Dresen. Yeah, she's the best. Uh.

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People Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Gray. Couple of
tweets I liked, one who was from Marcella Argueo, who
was also had a t I take quote tweeting the
BuzzFeed article talking about and said why doesn't he just
accuse his virgin daughter of being a slut like a
normal abuse of father? Uh. Then also Dan White at

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at Dan White, I work my fucking ass off at
the job my dad got me through his friend. And
another one from Maya at Meyer ergas. I just realized
that the word dorito implies the existence of a larger adulter,
possibly more delicious doro h at. It makes you think, yeah. Uh.

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well as the song we ride out on miles. What
are we riding into this fine weekend? Oh man, we are?

(01:08:48):
You know what? Let's just ride on out from a
track from Vinyl Williams and I'm not I'm not, I
didn't know. I'm not very aware of this Vinyl Williams
but very good, like you know mixture, you know how
I like it. It's byby There's. It's a little psychedelic
but has a good rhythm to it, because you know,
I can't I need my rhythm. You know, we're going,
especially going to the weekend. Haven't said it once, I've

(01:09:11):
said it a bunch. And this track is called Lansing.
I don't know if it's about the great city in
Michigan um or just that's the name of the track.
But this is Lansing by Vinel Williams. Is there a
West Lansing that feels overshadowed? Lansing is the one that
everyone's heard of. Yeah, that's a college town, right, and

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then what is there must be a West Lansing that
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