DIE FOR DIVIDENDS, Jeremy Renner: Victim 3.25.20

In episode 594, Jack and Miles are back with Jamie Loftus to discuss Greta Thunberg possibly having coronavirus, rent freezes, Trump trying to get America back to business regardless of the warnings, the clear class divide over the stock market, why Trump and Republicans keep referring to covid-19 with racist nicknames, a new Mountain Dew flavor, Jeremy Renner trying to lower his child support payments, fun activities to do while in quarantine, and more!

FOOTNOTES:

1. Greta Thunberg Says It’s ‘Extremely Likely’ That She Had Coronavirus
2. How close is NYC to instituting a rent freeze?
3. California landlord group calls on members to freeze rents and evictions
4. I want it over by EASTER! Donald Trump says the U.S. doesn't shut down for deadly flu and defies doctors' advice that millions could die if he pushes ahead with getting America back to business - in just 19 days
5. Texas Lt. Gov. Urges Old People To Sacrifice Themselves To Save Economy Amid Coronavirus
6. Philadelphia 76ers star @JoelEmbiid has decided to pledge $500K to COVID-19 medical relief—to help survival and protection efforts in the community. AND he’s committed to helping Sixers employees who will suffer financial hardship in light of the franchise’s salary reductions.
7. Devils, Sixers cut some staff salaries for three months
8. Why Trump, The Radical Republicans And Fox News Are Calling It The ‘Chinese Virus’
9. Even a national crisis can’t stop Mountain Dew from innovating
10. Jeremy Renner requests child support reduction due to coronavirus pandemic
11. WATCH: Prefuse 73 - Pentagram

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season one, Episode three.
Up there, Daily Night Guys production, Hi Heart Radio. This
is the podcast we take a deep dive into America's
share consciousness and say, officially, off the top, fuck the
Cooke Brothers, funk, Fox News, the coronavirus, um, fuck the

(00:22):
Trump administration. Look this reopen America. Hashtag in this radick
is funk A lot of things. You guys. It's Wednesday, March.
My name is Jack O'Brien, a kay when I find
myself in times Little Virus, Daily Sight Guys comes to

(00:44):
me the second rate podcast. Quarantined Quarantine, Quarantine, Quarantine, Quarantine,
all out of Mountain Dube Quarantine. That is courtesy of
first time a K writer Big Butter, Big Butter, Pig

(01:07):
Butter Massive David really good, may be delicious, and I'm
thrilled to be joined as always by my co host
Mr Miles. Your plane. Let's do it face time. I'm
lonely in toxic, gated blooded. Oh bron it if you're wane,

(01:35):
let's do it. Let's cyber I'm horn it um. I
just add another part for the first part by try
get at just edz a gays shout out to genuine
and thank you for spelling genuine correctly. A lot of
people spell it like the word genuine or you do
g e N. Thank you for spelling a G I

(01:56):
N respecting the artist's name. That is one the songs
that most crew in my estimation when I heard it
on that song podcast, that damnian neale. Oh when you
hear the stems for that thing, man so good. Uh,

(02:18):
there's to be joined the damn jam fucking gene h
worst real to be joining our third seat by our
co host Jamie laft Us. All the hands that I
used to shake, oh TP, I used to waste all
the rides at good Zambon and I'm stuck by my window.

(02:42):
That's at just t d Z a K A trite
gang represent three. What a story. No one's touching. Christi
Yamagucci means crown for now. Yeah, yeah, for now. We
got time old, plenty of people at the time. We
got time in the choir. We had so much time,

(03:06):
at least a week before we all head back to
work with our lunch pails h and our American flag
T shirts because we are going to reopen America. Baby god.
That's uh, that's my search history but reopened. When will

(03:27):
America be open? Guess some things we're gonna talk about today, guys.
We're gonna talk about alternate hand washing songs. We're gonna
check in with or ask you guys, what's going on
with y'all's rent uh in where you live? Uh. We
are going to talk about the America back to work
because you want to work. We're gonna do a little

(03:49):
more updates on class warfare. Uh, talk about the seventies
sixers pay cut, the Conservative plan behind China virus, all
of that, plenty more. Maybe we'll get to tell evangelists
because they actually found a cure, many different cures. Was
it those slop buckets? The Jim Baker slop buckets? Oh,

(04:16):
there's also just donating to them that apparently helps a
lotus in honor of Psalmnu, So all things always to
cure yourself, brothers and sisters. Brother let me tell you
what alright saved? But first, what is something from your

(04:41):
search history guys that's revealing about who we are? Oh? God,
I searched how many tomatoes do you need to make sauce?
I was trying to make. I want to be quarantined
with miles. Yeah, are you making a lot of ship?
I need vegetables, And like there's a produced woman who's like,
you know, I'll just go to has plenty of produce

(05:02):
that needs to be sold. And I thought I bought
enough to make you need like five pounds to make
like a full on Pomodoro sauce. But it's actually really easy.
You can like just cook them. Hey, just dice up
your roma tomatoes, cook them down to a boil. You
know what I mean? Are those the little guys they're
like they are the ones that don't look like, yeah,

(05:23):
they look all weird. Yeah, they look like taller rather
than fatter. I've never had a food before. Ah, yeah,
you're always eating tasty wheat. Yeah. But yeah, I was
just trying to make my own sauce. I googled the
chaotic opposite of that. I googled when is my guacamole old?

(05:45):
And what does he go by? Smell? Color? Texture? Well,
I tried not to get thrown off by the color
because I kind of I looked at it. I was like, oh,
that doesn't look good, and then I gave a little taste.
I was like, still taste okay, and then I'm like,
I better check came with the experts, and I was like,
when it is my guagg Wally Old and Mr Google,
Miss Google, I don't I don't care to presume, said, uh,

(06:08):
it's probably fine. It's always fine. Actually it was like
it doesn't expire. It doesn't expire, the honey. It's just
permanently good and he doesn't expire. Right, that's like that.
I think that's right. I find it in tombs. I've
never once thrown honey out. And I found some old

(06:29):
ass honey in the back of a spice dad. I
always took like this thing that a docent told me
during a museum tour very long ago, like through a
mummy exhibit, and they're like, and we also found honey
in this pharaoh's tomb, and the honey it was still
good after all these years. And I was like, Okay,

(06:49):
so I'm guessing honey never goes bad. I could be
totally wrong, and I may have a lot of bad
honey induced injuries. I got that same I got that
same info on like a museum for And it's like,
when you say it that way, it sounds kind of
like sometimes when people relay history to you. You're like,
you're a fucking pervert. Why do you care about that?
We're like, and the honey was still good. You're just

(07:13):
like quick Google honey does not go bad ever. In fact,
recognize as one of the only foods that does not spoil.
It will just crystallize over time. I think that there
was something about that in the movie slash Book Holes.

(07:34):
But they their thing was like peaches. They had peaches
that preserved for a really long time. Preserves. Yeah, yeah,
I got that's where they get the name from. Swish.
I should rewatch holes. That's I mean, now that's all buff.
That's now, that's a spicy little buff. That's a good guys.

(08:00):
What is something that is underrated? Um? Hot take talking
talking to some boomers. Uh there, So I've been I
was looking for, like to see if there was like
a spreadsheet of like different like services like this in

(08:22):
different areas. I haven't been able to find a lot,
but there's a service in my area where they're basically
like looking for volunteers to call um seniors and just
check in on them and be like, hey, do you
need do you need like groceries delivered or prescriptions? Delivered
and just like setting them up with services. But I've
been talking to a lot of l A. Area boomers

(08:44):
but having a lovely time. I've been having such a Yeah,
it's making I've been doing it for like whatever, the
hour before we start recording, uh in the mornings, and
it's been so nice. I've had I've had some some
cutie pop conversations, had some scary ones too. There was
like guy yesterday that was like, millennials need to be drafted. Also, well,
you please deliver prescriptions to my home. I was like, no,

(09:07):
and yes, you need to be drafted coscripted to deliver
your prescriptions. He well, his thing was, I don't know,
there was like a very I I like just put
on my like auntie uncle goggles um with communicating. But
it's like his thing was like, uh that he was

(09:27):
drafted in nam and so he's like, you've been drafted
to your couch and you're still sucking it up. I
was like damn. I was like, damn, that is like
not untrue. There's I mean, look at Ronny and Canyon
we're out here fucking it up. So anyways, learning all sorts.
But it's it's been it's been lovely. If you can
find a local group that's doing a service like that,

(09:48):
I feel like more people should be doing it. But
this is the only one that I've What did you
have to What did you have to search to find
that information, like for someone in their area, if they
were trying to look for that, Like, what did you
look for exactly? I follow a bunch of like local
coalitions for like the elderly and the homeless. So I've
just been like checking their instagrams every day and normally

(10:10):
they'll post like a post or something in their Instagram
stories if like an affiliated organization is looking for volunteers.
So I just found it through like homeless coalitions Instagram.
So I kind of looked really like plugged into the
good person scene. I feel like people who are kind.

(10:30):
First of all, I'm flexing. Second of all, I don't
got ship to do, like there is there's never there
never been a better time to do to do nice
things from your home because I don't have shipped to do.
Second of all, I was actually phone banking for Bernie
the whole time there is. Second of all, I was like, listen,
I know that California already voted Bernie. But let me

(10:50):
just spread the good word again. No, this is and
talking talking to boomers is great. I mean everyone, like
I loved phone banking for Bernie. But but it's you know,
when you're offering something and not asking for something, people
are so much nicer to you. It's great. Yeah, the
it's interesting as a generation, Boomers were kind of the

(11:12):
first generation that was able to dodge the draft. And
we've elected three Boomer presidents out of the last four presidents,
all of whom dodged the draft. But yeah, I think
we were We're up. You were drafted to your couch.
What does that mean? It was the best It was

(11:33):
the best old head. We were all drafted to our couch. Jack,
Oh my god. And some people are out here Runyan
Canyon draft dodging. We've probably talked about this already, but
I'm everything's a blare now. But we we've talked about
the fact that, like the young people on the beaches
are gen z and not millennials right in Florida. In Florida. Yeah,

(11:56):
but I think that I think the Runyan Canyon culprits
are are I see, I've seen him all. Every generation
is sucking up oh yeah, dude. When I went down PC,
I don't again times of blur, But I saw like
a full on like biker meet up at Neptune's restaurant,
like motorcycles and they're all just hanging out together drinking beers.

(12:19):
I'm like, y'all are fucking up. Bye bye, room, room.
This is why we're gonna lose like the good that
are left. This is why we're gonna we're gonna lose
all the good stores that are still open. Come on, yeah,
and we're those bikers, mostly like young eighteen year olds
with like they were all like they were all full

(12:42):
on like midlife crisis in it up, like oh yeah,
And it was like definitely. It was kind of the
thing where like you know people who try to act
like they're in like motorcycle clubs and like look like
they're patched in or something into a motorcycle gang. But
like you look at this ship and you're like, bro, y'all, okay,
this is like your writing club, but like they want
to put out the vibes like I'll beat you to

(13:04):
death with a chain. It was like that, like the
Malibu version of those people. You can tell they got
all their gear at the same gift shop. Yeah, exactly,
what is something we think is overrated? I have an
answer to this. Happy Birthday is a hand washing song.

(13:24):
First of all, we you have to sing it twice,
which is annoying. But the we don't know, like people
sing Happy Birthday at all different paces, Like we don't
know what what the definitive pace of happy Birthday is.
Like That's why it's usually such a mess at birthday
parties because some people are singing it slow, some people

(13:45):
are singing it fast. Uh, I think you have to
sing it twice? Go ahead. You just need a song.
You just need a song that you can sing, that
you like to sing, like one that you'd like to sing.
And you realize, oh shoot, I've been singing one minute
a song, so singing. One of the last shows we
had at the office, when Lacey Mosley was through, we

(14:08):
were joking about like your birthday song isn't long enough,
and she had the idea, we're doing um kia's my neck,
my back, but from the very beginning. So if you
started from all your ladies, pop your pussy like this,
sack your boddy, don't stop, don't miss all your ladies,
pop your pussy like this, shake your buddy, don't stop,
don't miss just do it, do it, do it, do it,

(14:31):
do it now. Lickg suck this pussy just like you
should right now. Lick you suck this pussy just like
you should my neck, my back, lick my pussy and
my crack. And then you could keep you could if
you want to sing the prop going, get that extra washop.
But there we've killed a good amount of time, and
you can kind of like you wash your hands harder. Well,

(14:53):
and that's yeah, and that's like double duty. You can
leave your your like hand washing situation ready to Yeah, exactly,
you better be washing your hands up to rate up already. Um,
I think people are saying the chorus from I Will
Survive is twenty five seconds staying alive seconds. There's more, yeah, beatles, uh,

(15:22):
twenty five seconds from beginning to end. Um, that's the
one I've been singing because I'm sure like what that
beginning of like journey don't stop believing should be enough
for like other just like scumbags who missed screaming drunk
in a bar at night like that, yeah, living on
a prayer, like just find a twenty five seconds snippet

(15:42):
of living on a prayer. If you do the first
verse of closing time, I do, Mr bright Side the
whole fucking thing, and you have no fingernails. I have.
My hands are falling off. But I have never been
happy or I think that. Has anyone ever done to
white strips. I think they're overrated as hell? Oh I

(16:04):
don't think so. My mom passive aggressively snail mailed me
chress white strips because she doesn't think I look nice,
and so I was like, I mean that we could
talk about that all day. But anyways, she passive aggressively
mailed me some white strips a couple of weeks ago
pre quar. But I'm like, now I could, I could

(16:25):
do the white strips like I've got the time, I'll
it'll be harder for me to forget. Uh, But I don't.
Like I've been doing them for a week. It doesn't
seem like they're working. The gel is nasty and sticks
to your teeth. And I almost swallowed one last night
and I had to. I forgot they were there, and
then I like swallowed hard and one got lodged in

(16:46):
my throat and I was like, oh, my God, has
anyone succumbed to an errant white strip going down their windpipe?
Has anybody ever died by white strip? That would be
that's the most I mean, it's like, yeah, so I owned.
Something happen is you fall asleep with the white strips
on and then you wake up and you're like, teeth

(17:07):
hurt because you've had them on too long. WHOA, yeah,
they they're sorry that I have never whitened my teeth,
which is uh, I have the proof in my mouth.
I've never whitened my teeth, but it happened to a
loved one whose name I will not. That's kind of

(17:28):
scary too, because it's like you on the label, there's
like a warning of like if your teeth hurt, power through.
Like you're like, I don't know. They're so you don't
need Now is not the time to be, you know,
mobilizing your mom's passive aggressive beauty solutions everyone. Yeah, fuck

(17:49):
self improvement at this point, improving the cleanliness of your hands,
all the all the standards that we used to have
for like what a good parent is. I'm just like, yo,
if if y'all need to just watch TV for a
couple of hours, that's going to happen. Yeah, yeah, we're

(18:10):
indoor people. And finally, guys, what's a myth? What's something
people think is true that we know to be false. Uh,
my myth is that there can't be good marketing emails
during the quarantine. I just got an email. A lot
of people are putting out there that I'm glad you're
busting right now. This is this is more than your
average our COVID nineteen update. This is an email. So

(18:33):
I've been on every bus company to ever take to
the road. It's not a brag, it's just the truth.
This is from a bus company called flix Bus. If
anyone's ever hopped on a Flix bus, flix Bus just
sent an email. It seems like just because they're like,
they're not updating us on anything. They obviously can't sell

(18:55):
bus tickets right now, so it's just an email that
says we miss you, but right now, staying at home
them is the right thing to do. Hashtag stop the
bread spread, hashtags stay at home fun facts are a
great way to pass the time. Hopefully they can take
your mind off things and put a smile on your face.
And then there's three facts about busses. It says two
babies were born inside of a flix bus. They can
ride now for free until they're eighteen years old. Of course,

(19:18):
of course, what do you mean, our generosity only extends
to children? And they said Gold Bus. That was the
name of the first flix Bus when the company was founded.
Back then the busses were blue. And then my favorite
is they linked to a mini game on Steam where
you can just when because everyone's hurting because they can't
ride the flix bus right now, they have a simulator

(19:40):
so that you can drive the flix Bus places I'm
assuming is going to occupy all your time going forward. Well,
unfortunately on Steam it has mixed reviews of people seem
to think it's fun. But I thought that that that
looks like you can also just not email us app,

(20:03):
but just just trying to shoehorn their way in there.
Just to let you know, even though it's a thing
no one should be writing right now on this, you
have too. We're still kind of Did you see the
marketing email from the FBI. It was like an FBI
fitness app. They're like, download this to your phone and
you'll get you can like exercise like you're in the FBI. Yeah,

(20:26):
fucking right, that's some mis congeniality ship is miscongeniality nationalist
propaganda probably, damn it. It's also damn it a little bit.
I got gotten again and I gotta throw that one
in the pile. I got it. It's just it's just
a tad that we've we've covered it on the Betel Cast,

(20:48):
but we didn't consider that it's a nationalist text. All right,
let's take a quick break and we'll be right back
with more news. And we're back, and we wanted to

(21:11):
check in with Zeke Gang on just how everyone's like,
what's going on with anyone's rent situation? Uh in their
local city? Like what what's the policy? Yeah, it seems
it's been hard to I mean, yeah, just like on
a local level, it's been hard to keep up with everything.
We're obviously like we all live in basically the same area,

(21:34):
but I've been trying to keep up with friends who
are living in different areas and like waiting to hear like, oh,
is there actually going to be a rent freeze in
your area or like, I mean, some people, like the
governor of California has said that like if you have
things related to COVID, you can get some relief. But
then on a local level that's not always true. Like

(21:55):
our city, our city council very shadily, shadily shady postponed
the meeting about rent freeze by two weeks. I wonder
fucking why. Uh so, yeah, where I mean, it's whether
it's like a discussion in the discord or there reddit
or whatever. We're just curious of like where where's everyone

(22:17):
at on that, because it seems like every community is
in a very i mean in a different place in
a number of ways of like are you allowed to
go outside? Are people still like walking around in your
and your like are people still hanging out places? And
then like yeah, what's what's the situation? Yeah, and if
you have any suggestions on how people are organizing to

(22:39):
help put pressure on their local city council to do
a rent freeze or pay your rent, that was the
best way to do it is to literally not pay
your rent because it's like my strange addiction is calling
my city councilor and then being a gog noord ignored ignored.
So um, I mean it and I think it all. Yeah,

(23:01):
it depends on who. If you have a management company
that is being uh completely inhumane, or maybe you have
benevolent landlords that are Dak Shepherd and Kristen Bell who
have so kindly told TMZ that they they're not asking
for their landlords know their landlords and ladies. Of course,

(23:22):
I don't know if Hannibal bursts also, um, but yeah,
it all came out there. I don't know if if
they told people, but it sounds as if they're not
asking for a rent. But yeah, I mean at a
time like this, it seems again you see texts going
like viral on Twitter of people's back and forwards with like,

(23:43):
you know, I don't know if they're real, they seem
pretty real based on how like it's very disconnected landlord
talk of like, hey, so I know it's kind of
a tough month, but um, just because the pandemics going
on doesn't mean the bill stop, so we'll still needed
to pay your rent on April. And they're like, but
I have literally no income and my lords are like, okay, well,
I hope you're not one of those people who's working

(24:03):
like check to check because that would be bad. And
it's like, well, what are are you? Are you just
collecting rent? Is that your job? I hope you're not
just collecting rent month to month and have no way
to do anything else. That's pretty fucking rich from like
there's someone that you know is sitting on like frozen
two checks. You're like, yeah, God, damn it. Oh, don't worry,

(24:26):
we'll we won't be asking. And it's at a time
like this, I mean, how how could we at a
time like this? Christ and Bell's texting with Josh God,
Josh Gads crying, crying, crying. This is just my Dystovian
fan fiction. Yeah, I hadn't quite put to I hadn't
quite put together the human toll of this crisis until
I saw that video of Josh Gad crying and that

(24:48):
look backs an eye up. Yeah, yeah, video for Kristen
Bell because he knew the personal sacrifice her and Dex
were making. What was God crying for the landlords? Do
you think there? But that does seem to be a
like that text exchange, whether it's real or not, seems
to sort of dramatize a thing that's happening where um,

(25:14):
you know, the companies clearly have not been financially responsible
enough to make it work. Across like six to eight
weeks of going dark, but they're expecting people to be
able to have been financially responsible enough to make it work.
It just seems like, yeah, I mean, it's like I'm

(25:36):
glad that some large are doing the right thing, but
it's like, yeah, we gotta we gotta force them to
or you know, just not parents. Yeah, what do you
I mean again, that we're looking at it every day
is bringing some version of do I pick like doing
the right thing or do I do the thing that's
best for money? And I understand the two, like some

(25:57):
people are unable to work, and owning a property to
have some kind of passive income is a way to
have some kind of income as well. But yeah, that
when you look at companies, like there's also a lot
of people who whether it's a private company or private
person that you rent from or one of these gigantic
management companies. When you see these management companies or these

(26:17):
you know, these companies that owned multiple rental structures be
so fucking unaccommodating, that's when you're like, I wonder what
happens if everyone in your building is like, yeah, we're
not going to pay rent. Yeah I definitely can't. We can't,
but like so super producer of Fellow I heard shows,
Sophie Lichtman Uh sent me a screenshot of maybe the

(26:38):
most terrifying email I've ever I've ever read, which was
just something she sent to her landlord. It was like
it was so scary, it was badass. She was just like,
the gross incompetence of this management company boggles the mind.
You're like, holy shit, the mind boggles. I was boggled.
I was. I felt fully bodied by that email to

(27:02):
not me. It was great. But let's let's talk about
how I think this overall kind of logic applies to
just generally what the president and you know, Fortune five
hundred CEOs are kind of the frame of mind they're
trying to get the country into because Trump has gone

(27:23):
full blown. Uh, you know, we're going to send you
back to work because you should want to work, because
it's what it makes America great is that we all work.
But then it just it seems like it's totally motivated
by I don't know, their desperation to not have a

(27:43):
bad quarter, Like it just seems like they are refusing
to change their priorities to a you know, survival mentality,
like we all need to be in a survival mentality,
not a well this looks bad on the spreadsheets mental
It has to be a fucking like where we need

(28:04):
to like just go dark, survive this and then come
out and figure out a way out of it. But
it can't be we can't be like asking people to
die for for I mean, I don't know, Jack. At
a certain point, we got to ask if the cure
is worse than the disease itself, you know what I mean?

(28:24):
And uh, you know, if the cure is this bad,
where you know, I gotta go in an earnings call
and tell the investors why, um, you know, our outputs
down and why profits are down? That means no bonus
for me. Okay, what then am I supposed to do?
So yeah, I'm actually super yeah. I mean yeah, it's

(28:44):
it's getting to the point where it's like literally there
and people like know it, which makes it better and worse.
But like the that they're just like bartering human lives
for like for businesses, and it is I don't know,
it's it's uh, you know, it's this is what's been

(29:05):
the underlying sickness of this country for decades um. And
it was easy to just sort of overlook a lot
of it because it was coming, it was playing out
in ways that aren't all sort of for some people.
Like a situation like this makes all of these problems
come out at a certain level and makes it all
very clear to people, like what's going on and where
the priorities lie. And when you have people like you know,

(29:29):
the Lieutenant governor of Texas trying to make like sacrificing
your life for the capitalist machine sound like super metal
and heroic, it makes you kind of like, oh, wow,
that's that's really that. That's that's the point we're at
because it's like, hey, we're feeling the crunch up here
up top, and we're no longer we're not willing to

(29:49):
feel any discomfort over the economy shutting down. So now
we're demanding that the massive shoulder that burden so the
elite do not have to That's why you need to
go back to work and I can continue to be boss.
They need to be the first ones on the line
and just kill themselves off if the if there, if
that's their plan, they need to be the first ones

(30:09):
to go back, and they need to do the fucking
job with their own goddamn hands. There was. There was
a tweet from Jamal Booie, who's uh, I think a
writer that has done some stuff with the Times and stuff,
but had like a really terrifying but good tweet yesterday
that said, hold on, I'm playing it up in my

(30:29):
Faith's a faction of American elites are openly arguing that
we should sacrifice at least a million of our citizens
to keep the economy going, by which they mean the
stock market blood for shareholder value, and that like basically
summarizes what these people are arguing for. Yeah, it's it's
come to the point where it's like, Okay, now we're
going to try and put a dollar amount on a

(30:50):
human life. We're doing that. They were doing that before
with things like medical care and things like that, but
now it's really like, okay, well let's look how many
people could die, Okay, and that's this much in losses. Okay,
so one person dying, okay, Okay. I think we can
live with that. Yeah, I think that's an important point.
I mean, yeah, the the quote from the Lieutenant Governor
of Texas, Dan Patrick is wild. I don't know if

(31:13):
we want to insert that. I'll play it right now.
I'll play it right, Okay, So he the Lieutenant governor,
went on Tucker Crosses Show and essentially said, old people,
fucking lay your lives on the line so we can
keep this sweet, sweet stock market going. And this the
way he says it, it's it really is like some

(31:34):
black mirror type ship. And and we're gonna be in
a total collapse, recession, depression, collapse in our society. If
this goes on another several months, there won't be any
jobs to come back to for many people. So I'm
gonna be smart. I think all of my my fellow
grandparents out they're going to be smart. We all want
to live, We want to live with our grandchildren as
long as we can. But the point is our biggest,

(31:57):
our biggest gift we give to our our country and
our children and our grandchildren is the legacy of our country.
And right now that is at risk. And I feel like,
as the President said, the mortality rate is so low,
do we have to shut down the whole country for this.
I think we can get back to work, and I
think we should wait out his time, and if he

(32:18):
says we need another week, I trust his judgment. But
we have to have a time certain We can't say
in three months or six months or twelve months. These
businesses can't wait that long. So um Tucker, I intend
to be around a long time on your show. But
but it's it's worth whatever it takes to save the country.
Jesus Christ. Hey, grandma's and grandpa's, can you just funck

(32:39):
off and die unless you're like that, we can open
the stock market again. Like it's just yah, that's what
they're saying. There's no there's no other way to there's
no other way to actually like distill that into some
other sentiment. It's just simply, hey, poor people die so
rich people can continue to earn money off the stock market. Yeah,

(33:00):
I wonder Like he's like, yeah, I'm gonna be careful.
I'm sure my other grandparents are. You're talking about people
who are, like you, wealthy enough to protect themselves and
not going to work, and who have retirement funds and
who like aren't going to be in the situation to die.

(33:21):
Yeah that's yeah, that that's and like that's who he's
talking to. Also, Like that's that's how something this asinine
gets started, is because all the rich guys start talking
to each other and they're like well, this is bad
for us, and people are gonna want to make a
sacrifice and they don't really think about like they think
that they're making a sacrifice, but they're not really because

(33:43):
they know that they're going to be fine and the
people that they know are gonna be fine, and their
family is going to be fine. Well, another another scare tactic,
just as it relates to the stock market, and like
the kind of bullshit arguments to just like let's get
the stock market back going, uh kind of ship is
um some scaremongering for people whose retirements are attached to

(34:05):
the stock market. Um, where like I don't know, like
my my all my dad's retirement, which is not a lot,
uh is tied to the stock market, and so he
has been like and I'm sure that a lot of
people like retirement ish age has been I mean not

(34:25):
arguing that like not reopen America, but is like I
don't know how I'm going to fucking retire now, Like
if if the stock market crashes this bad when the
time comes for me to take my money out in
a couple of years, then like I'm not going to
have enough to last for as long as retirement needs
to last. And so it's just and and so he's

(34:45):
been getting like messages to that effect from you know,
from his his place of work that is like, yeah,
this is really bad. Seems like we should all get
back to work. What do you think, like ship like yeah, yeah,
And it sucks to to have to have, you know,
something like your long term financial stability, like your retirement
or pension tied to something as volatile as the stock

(35:06):
market and then and then weaponize that against some someone
rather than also like really they should be looking at Okay, well,
who's going to be made a whole that is going
to help the economy or help the stock market bounce back?
And how are they going to use that money responsibly?
And then how are we also going to make this
recovery package part of observing people who unfortunately may have

(35:29):
been completely fucked over by the market crash? Yeah, how
do we take that into consideration rather than like well,
what about like spirit air, how do we make sure
they they they stay online and then they can fire
as many people as they want. Right, We're in it.
And it just like brings another like glaring hole in
the way things work, like brought to the forefront of like, yeah,

(35:51):
if if the stock market is this volatile and the
people who are you know, like have a vested interest
in it are such chaotic evil people, then is it hum?
I mean, it's not necessarily humane to have someone's entire
retirement like attached to that. Like that just doesn't make
any human sense. That needs to be a public service.

(36:14):
So right, There's other stories that are again this split
between capital and labor, like the in the sports world,
the seventy sixers ownership was asking every employee of the
seventy sixers in the Philadelphia Flyers uh from fifty dollars
up to take a pay cut, uh rather than you

(36:39):
know them have a unprofitable quarter. And they eventually like
got kind of reprimanded for that from the public because
it's a public company that like people pay attention to.
But ship like that is going on everywhere, and like
right after they did that, Joe l Embiid, who's the
seventy six is best player, was like, Okay, I will

(37:02):
donate like five thousand dollars to those people so they
don't have to take a pay cut. Like that reminds
me Zion Williamson, who's like an eighteen year old rookie
in the NBA was like, I'm gonna donate a bunch
of my money so that people who work at the
at our arena don't have to like are able to
feed their family. And it just reminds me of like

(37:25):
there there was the study of like who scored the
highest on the narcissism test in Hollywood, and it was
all the reality stars because they they got famous, not
because they had a talent that made them famous. They
have they got famous because they have like a sucking

(37:45):
hole where their self worth is and they just needed
to fill it with fame. And I think that we're
seeing a similar thing with capitalism that the people who
are richest are not necessarily the most skilled or the smart,
just they are the most unbalanced, greedy and predatory and
they're not going to do the right thing if they

(38:07):
can possibly help it. And meanwhile, people who got rich
by having a talent or a skill don't have that
disposition there otherwise like mostly normal people, and so they
have to donate money because they have empathy. So that
you know, well, that's really kind of I mean, that's

(38:28):
that's good to hear, Yeah, but I mean it that
that like that I think the entire country and system
is run by people who are like the owners, who
are like uniquely uh uniquely constructed to not have empathy
and be predatory. That's how you get hundreds of millions

(38:50):
and billions of dollars. Is well, yeah, that's how you
can how you can look at that's how you can
look at making a cut to your labor force and say, well, actually,
if I cut this entire factory operation off and move
it over here, then I can actually make three times
as much money. But the reason I can do it,
make a decision like that is because I don't give

(39:11):
a funk about the people who worked in the factory,
that lived in the US in the first place. And
it's my ability to not give a fuck about them
that allows me to make the capital making, the profit
generating move to just shift my ship somewhere else in
the name of profits. And you know, again, that's that's
just sort of the game where all of this is

(39:34):
the wealthier asking the less fortunate to take to actually
be the ones to sacrifice so it doesn't have to
be them. And man, if I was doing some crisis
pr for let's say the concept of capitalism, i'd be like, look,
this is what y'all need to do right now, all
you billionaires come to the fucking just or come to
the fucking rescue and be like, yo, here's fucking here's

(39:56):
three billion dollars for me, here's five billion for me,
here's ten million for me. I get it. I made
a lot of money, but I realized now I have
the resources to make this right. Let me do that.
And maybe people might shut the funk up about taking
all your ship when the dust settles after this. But
right now, everybody's sitting on their hands acting like, well,
actually I need poor people to actually boat tighten their

(40:16):
belts up. Oh that's then no, no, see that's how
again their family are the ones? Yeah, um yeah, it's
it's wild. Uh. And I mean I I do think
this raises the you know, the idea of a general

(40:37):
strike because I mean, clearly the fortune CEOs and the
the government, like every all the people who have the
power clearly need uh you know, labor too to exist,
Like they they can't deal without labor. And just with

(40:59):
after a week of people being quarantined, they are like
on their knees like begging people to go back to work,
and uh, It's like I've seen a bunch of tweets
from people just being like it's almost like the thing
that was driving all the value was our labor. Well,

(41:19):
I think again to this shows you why the media
is so fucked up to the emphasis of all the
stories we're looking at come from the perspective of the
moneyed class. It comes from what do we do about
the economy. It's not about more stories about how can
we circle around communities that are at risk right now,
about the un housed people, about people who are not
able or disabled, were not able to work even who

(41:42):
can work even less now, who have needs for children
who can't be because they were depending on things at cool.
They pepper those stories in here and there is like,
you know, a little puff pieces, but then bring it
back to like, oh my god, but the economy, you know,
like when you really look look at that, it's like,
I don't that's not what actually stresses me out. I mean,
I know there are people who are stretched out about

(42:02):
the like the stock market aspect, but I'm like, how
are we why aren't we talking about how we can
actually relieve the suction of capital from people who right
now the thing they're feeling is like, why have bills?
I have rent? That means that's money coming up out
my head, going up in a direction to somebody else
who has more money than me. How can we relieve

(42:23):
that pressure and like responsibly to say, everybody, hold the
funk up. Nobody's moving any money around right now until
we figure this ship out. Unless you're buying gas or groceries.
That's the only ship money maybe can be exchanged on.
But fuck a phone bill, fuck your rent, fuck utilities,
fuck these car payments, funk all this other stuff that's
mostly owned by banks and ship like that. Why aren't

(42:46):
why isn't Why aren't we having meaningful discussion like that
on the news? But I think because they don't want
to put out there the fucking what the game is
like and that that needs to be deal don't yeah
about all the think about all the important economic news
there is, like all the different like factors that influence

(43:06):
the economy. And to your point about the media, think
about that There's an entire cable channel, MSNBC that is
nothing but dedicated to the US economy and the only
thing they pay attention to is the stock market. It's
like that that's all you need to know about, like
how the media is just fully, fully focused on the

(43:30):
thing that influences like the people who live around them.
It's all just like a mid culture where it's like
the media saying like the thing they care about amid
thing that is absolutely devastating the rest of the world.
Like it's just yeah, and and I don't know, it's
like we were talking about last week, it's hard to

(43:53):
find like sources that feel reliable, like now kind of
more than ever because you just have to kind of
check yourself and be like, well, but wait, what is
like you know, on the surface, I'm like, but well,
a lot of boomers are like, oh MSNBC, it's the
lesser of two evils. But it's like, no, they have
a vested interest in stuff that's fucking you over. It's

(44:15):
just done. Yeah. Wait. And in the meantime, it's like
to see like places like um New Zealand, UM go
into isolation with just a hundred cases of of common
in their country and it's just kind of I don't know,
like they're well, yeah, places that have figured out like

(44:36):
proper social safety nets to be like yeah, okay, even
if you're not working, there's a way to make this
all work. That's not how this country works. And I
think just when you look at the news coverage and
who dictates that, like the moneyed class people who probably
have a ton of their wealth tied up in the
stock market, which is why they're shipping themselves because they
could lose tens of millions of dollars. It shows you

(44:56):
that their biggest fear is to be working class. That
is the biggest fear of wealthy people is to be
working class. Because when you are working class, nobody gives
a funk about you, and they don't want they know
that because they set the game up like that. So
now they're on their hands. It needs to being like, oh, well,
we got to figure out how we need to figure
out how y'all going to get back to work, because

(45:18):
I can't be like y'all right, yeah, so funk that
I need to for at half these fucking companies. Man, Yeah,
we need to shut everything the funk down and just
focus on people not starving to death and then come
out whenever the doctors tell us to come out and yeah,
Trumpet and people to shut the funk up and then

(45:40):
rethink how you're these real estate markets work, and then
rethink how these health this health industry works, and then
rethink how these investments work, and then rethink how our
manufacturing works. Yeah. Yeah, but the first priority is like
protecting people and like saving fucking live. Yeah, not using
the just the disturbing calculus of what is a human

(46:00):
life cost him millionaire's portfolio? Geezh um. One one story
that uh I wanted to bring up real quick is
just about like the media spin, the way the conservative
media and the Trump administration started referring to UH the viruses,

(46:24):
the China virus. UH. Kurt Ikenwald had a article where
he basically reported out that they had consulted like as
the infection rate and the death toll rose, UH, Republicans
and administration officials realized they couldn't keep just saying, you know,

(46:46):
COVID nineteen is a fictional thing being used to hurt Trump.
So they rather than just like going with what scientists
were saying, their decision was to reach out to a
political consultant to find us spin that would allow them
to attack Democrats and the media and distract everybody from
Trump's abject failure to protect protect the country. And the

(47:10):
consultant came up with the idea of them calling it,
uh the China virus or the Chinese virus uh and
like so that this uh never Trump Republican had reached
out to him and told him this story before they
even started using it, and he was like, well, that
wouldn't work, but okay, and then sure enough, like he

(47:32):
like a day later he heard Tucker Carlson call it
the China virus, and then Trump started bringing it up
and then I mean it worked virus in a few
different places as well, just like all those fucking racist
deflective variants on Yeah, and it it definitely worked in
the sense that they then created the narrative and started

(47:54):
a narrative around the idea that well, democrats are mad.
They were just like princing the fact that it came
from China, and that's a like they you know, they
figure they know their audience extremely well. And uh, I
mean well enough that that that fucking man died trying
to make his own fucking malaria medicine with like fucking

(48:17):
aquarium chemicals. Yep. So um, yeah, but anyways, I mean
it's incredibly harmful, like the media, like I'm I'm definitely
not saying the media and Democrats are wrong to criticize
the use of that phrase because it's incredibly racist and
contributing to what is already a dangerous situation for Asian Americans.

(48:41):
I think I think part of the sort of strategy
around that is, like you you can you acknowledge that
that it's racist, and then also acknowledge that they are
doing that intentionally to try and distract you from that.
They might as well call it honestly, dude, like we
can't pin this on Trump flu is probably what is
really what it's called for. Alright, guys, let's take another

(49:04):
quick break and we'll be right back. And we're back.
And one company that's not sitting this ship out, oh
my boys, at Mountain Dew. Holy sh it, like League

(49:30):
of the United Dude emptn DO is a fuck They
told COVID nineteen fuck you pussy. The DO ain't gonna
stop doing what it do um, and they are set
to release a new flavor that, literally, I can't believe
this looks like the ven diagram of like where Jack

(49:51):
O'Brien is the middle. It's Mountain Dew with a fucking
great white shark on it called Mountain Dew frost Bite.
It looks like Jaws coming out of the fucking ice,
like some fucked up sequel Um and Jack, this is
the flavor for you only, but you can only get
it at Walmart. So you've got to get to Walmart
if you want this blue do. You gotta get COVID

(50:12):
if you want to get to do there there's Uh.
I feel like the way that this product got on
the market was just that someone was like talking to
a Mountain Dew representative and they have their fucking goatees
or whatever, and then they're like, and the Mountain Dew Okay,
here's my here's how I picture it. Mountain Dew guy
is like, yeah, so like we're not gonna, you know,

(50:33):
introduce any new products during the COVID nineteen outbreaks. So
and then someone was just like, what are you fucking scared?
And then that's why they're releasing this. Oh wow, they
just got pumped in the right. I think I'm a
fucking pussy. I'll put a fucking shark on the bottle
dog and then this comes out. Yeah, I mean I

(50:56):
cannot not go out and buy this, so, uh, you
can catch me at at the Walmart and the I
don't know what. The nearest Walmart is probably the one
in the valley. Uh there's yeah, yeah, there's one. Uh yeah,
there's one over by you. But um, but the flavor
is what kind of get is a little weird. It's

(51:18):
a quote, a burst of icy refreshment, fucking duh. But
with a cool melon flavor? What kind of melon? I
don't like that. I don't know. Shark melon, although, shark
mel shark melon? Yeah, great, white piss. But you want

(51:45):
to know what shark piss tastes like? But you're probably like, wait,
how could you know? Because they're swimming water already. We'll
crack open a bottle of mountain dew frost bite shark
piss um it. I mean the mountain deer should never
try to approximate anything, right, Like code read Code red

(52:09):
is not like it's not like they're like a berry flavor.
It's just it's code red. Bro, It's code red. You
know it when you taste it. Thereas flavor, Sierra missed
or not Sierra missed? What what is it? Baha blast blast?
I could go for a blahha blast right now, I

(52:30):
could too. Yeah, well, code red is I think there's
except with it what they say as a kick of cherry.
That's how they do. Then there's a voltage. It's due
to charge with Raspberry Citrus and jin sing okay charge.
Did you guys ever drink Surge Serge? Oh yeah, I
drink surch Oh man. I remember when Surge came out.

(52:51):
We um in l A that there used to be
this thing called Clipper Night where local like elementary schools
could play on the sports arena basketball court before a
Clipper is NBA game. Um and around the time I
think Keith Klass was playing right before he got jumped
outside of a nightclub. For any NBA fans out there,
they were they were promoting Surge and handing it out
by the case to like teenage kids leaving a fucking

(53:13):
Clipper game. We're getting on a bus and our teachers
were like, only take one bottle of Surge, one can
of Search and we're like, fuck you, miss Harrison, I'm
blowing up my motherfucking bag. Oh it was. It was glory.
Whatever they make the TV show about mad Men for
our era, the Surge guys, Uh, there's I remember there's

(53:34):
like my one of my cousins told us and I
think that he thought it was true. Like I was
getting surge from like whatever, like a burger king like
soda machine, and he's like, you know, this surge is
just all the other sodas mixed together and died green
and like that was He was like, you can just
make surge at your house by mixing together all the
other sodas. It's definitely not true. And I had heard

(53:59):
that about uh dr pepper. Oh really, Oh that makes
more sense because it's at least supposed to have multiple flavors. No,
my cousin thought it was like green piss on top
of all the other sodas. The commercials equated it to
like having a substance abuse problem, like the first commerce

(54:19):
I remember because it was so out of this fucking world.
I remember all of our friends. You'd be like such
screaming it because and I don't know if you remember
this commercial. It's vivid. This dude has a bottleless surge
and he puts it like on the back of a couch,
and then there's like a group of like ten horny,
like twenty year old dudes who are like frothing at

(54:40):
the mouth for this bottless surge. But like there's an
obstacle course of like bombed out couches that they have
to like steeple chase over to get to the bottle.
And once the guy places the bottle, he screams out
at the top of his fucking lungs. And then the
guy's fucking run to try and get the bottle. And
the one dude who gets he's not even drinking. He's

(55:01):
like throwing it in the air, like he's like, I
got that just holding it. It's like a combination of
meth and the ring from a Lord of the rings,
held it and feel its power. Yea madman. For like
the early odds would be so funny, Like we want
to check in with the guys who made the gusher

(55:22):
campaign where kids heads turned into full last strawberries. Yeah,
like yeah, what's that guy's story? Is he cheating on
his wife? Like for sure he is, yeah, oh yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah yeah. Um the guys who the guy who
came up with the idea of the red bull women
who like go around and give out red bull on

(55:43):
college campuses, right, and then like one of the one
of the characters is a red bull woman who then
like becomes an ad copywriter because she's really great. Oh my,
oh his inside. We gotta we got we got a
little writer's room. We can got going that she's got
your storyline updated. Well yeah, but it's like if we

(56:04):
gave Peggy like ombre hair and like a graphic tea
that a angel devil. We're in business and it's played
by Elizabeth Moss. Again, it's still Elizabeth. Elizabeth Moss is
wild own on some weirdo park right now. She'd do it. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

(56:25):
she's such a good actor and she's yeah. Um. By
the way, guys, I have some bad news for me.
Baha Blast is not just Baja blast flavored. It is
actually a tropical lime flavor. I so all all mountain
dew flavors are bullshit. Yeah, that's funny. I appreciate them,

(56:50):
like keeping the scam up though and being like, no,
it definitely you taste it. You taste a cherry in
there isn't even a fruit. I'm down in Baja California, man.
You know the tropical lime down here. It's the same
color as the water at many golf courses. Exactly. Let's

(57:13):
talk real quick. We always have to get an update
from a celebrity who has had the quarantine effect their life. Um,
don't believe the stories that Jared Leto has started a
cult during the quarantine. Uh, he started a cult before
the quarantine and he's currently uh doing social distancing like

(57:34):
he should, so that that's an old story that again
is just getting re agitated because he didn't know about
coronavirus because he was with his cult. Okay, now he knows.
He's keeping social distance from his cult that he's had
for a while now, okay. But Jeremy Renner, on the

(57:57):
other hand, it's really the uh Jared Letto of the
Marvel universe, Jeremy Renner. Uh, well, what's going on with
Jeremy Renner? Guess you got tell dude. Alright, So apparently
he knew was about to be a fucking lean year

(58:18):
for him because he's done with the Avengers ship. Well,
his Hawkeyes series was almost canceled because of some allegations,
but then I think it was uncanceled, but now it's recanceled.
I don't know. So he's basically saying, between look, dude,
I wasn't gonna be working much this year, even though
I was in some of the biggest films. Ever, on paper,

(58:38):
I just this goddamn alimony and child support is too
damn much for me. Judge, you gotta ease up on me.
I think he's paying around thirty thousand a month um
for his child that goes to his ex wife. But
he's just saying, like you know now that these other
productions are holding up, I think eleven thousands probably a

(59:00):
better amount. Uh So, I don't know, I don't. I
don't know, Judge, you tell me, but I think that's
fair weird discussion to begin with, because you're just like
eleven that for what? But then you're just Jeremy take
Jeremy Runners money away from him. Something I think is
interesting is that Jeremy unners ex wife's name is Sunny,

(59:21):
which can't be a coincidence. I think my dog is
scamming Jeremy Runner out of nine dollars a month. Just
was wearing lipstick and a wig for their He's like,
you ever gonna need sorry, the needs have changed. Uh No,
I don't know. What do you think? Is you know

(59:42):
that Jeep didn't re up his music contract? Is that
the situation? How much do you think he got paid
for this? That's why I'm like, if I'm Sunny Pacheco,
his ex is lawyer, I'm going to the judge. I go,
your honor. This motherfucker had an app last year. This
dude was popping year. Heard his single nomad It Stops.

(01:00:09):
Just play the jeep commercials and you will you will
be unable to play the one, especially the one where
he leaves a black tie event and drives his jeep
out to a concert that has spontaneously formed for him.
They just kind of had a feeling he was gonna
not think that that black tie party was lame. Uh.

(01:00:31):
Jeremy Renner, I think as a talented actor, but I
would put him also in the category of I don't
know the town. He was pretty good. I thought, I've
always you didn't think he was good in the town.
Went to the premier of the town of Fenway Park,
the Cathedral Church. Okay, Mr Renner, I just want to

(01:00:57):
tell you, despite what's happening in the world, in the economy,
you still do have an obligation to pay your child
supported aluma. Yeah, I understand, I understand your honor, but
I'm just telling you right now, my my income is
just so unpredictable. I gotta tell you that was worth it,

(01:01:19):
very worthy. Past is that guys? Is that guest? Johnny
Pemberton and I did some some renter bits a while
back and we were just going we were going through.
We focused on his single Nomad, which is underrated, I think,
but we were just everybody knows Heaven ain't got no
name or something. Heaven don't have a name, even though

(01:01:40):
that they say the name in the title. The lyrics
to Nomad, it literally sounds like it was generated by
a PG rated machine where it's just like if this
world to circle, Oh, I got no time for them.
Squares two plus two mus equal, I don't care. Yeah,

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I'll jump off the edge to get me there. Like
it's just it's just the most bullshit, it's about nothing.
I'm a no mad oh man. Good to have him back,
Good to have him back back in the mix. I
need some uh any quarantine activities we want to share

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with the zite game. Um, I've been using this new
app or not new app new to me, just as
other people were put to point out that, uh yeah,
Uncooked too as an older game. But um, there's this
app called Portal and it's basically like these soundscapes that
are recorded with like professional sound engineers are going into

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like Nepal or the fucking rainforest or like a field
in England and just capturing like the atmospheric nature sound. Um.
And it's mixed in a way that it feels almost
like round sounds. So if you've got really good headphones on,
I put them on, I get high. I will like
listen to an audio book or a podcast, and if

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I close my eyes, bro, I can go places. I'm
telling you. It's but so in the in the free version,
you get like four sounds, and I've just been messing
with those. But like there are other ones you can
unlock that are like, you know, there's one that's just
like a roaring like would fire. It says it's Switzerland,
but it's just the sound of this like wood crackling.

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Look portal. It's just cool. You can mix it with
your podcast audio books, and like it's mixed in a
way where like you're like it's sort of on the periphery,
sort of of where it's taking up the sonic space
where you're hearing, so you can also so it's carved
out enough that you can listen to whatever else you
want and still kind of vibe to it. I love it.
I love it. Alright, guys. Well, it's been a pleasure

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talking to you guys as always, Jamie. Where can people
find you and follow you? Uh? You can follow me
on Twitter dot com at Jamie Loftus help Instagram at
Jamie christ Superstar. I'm doing a live stream on well
Yeah tonight Wednesday night at a p m. Pacific Standard

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on the lyric Hyperion Instagram page to help raise money
for their employees. And it'll be fun. I shot a
couple of sketches with Isaac. They're not very good. You
should tune in they are. Oh boy, they're bad. So yeah,
hopefully and then don'tate a little bit of money to
the lyric if you can. Uh. And is there a

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tweet you've been enjoying? Uh? Yeah, I've been well not
and maybe enjoying isn't the word, but uh there has Uh.
In part Um super producer on a House, niar On
Hosni brought this to my attention. In addition to Major Jhari,
they're doing a Twitter storm slash making a lot of
calls to end COVID sanctions on Iran and encouraging Um

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there's a movement encouraging people to tweet at their representatives
and just encourage people to loosen sanctions on Iran so
that we can you know, actually fucking help someone for
once and not um, you know, make sanctions worse and
make things harder and be inhumane and evil. So, uh,
there's a Metro Juhari. Her whole account right now is

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just um full of um things regarding this. It's the
hashtag is end COVID sanctions and her handle is at
tweet tro Juhari. Awesome, Miles, where can people find you?
And is there a tweet you've been enjoying? Twitter, Instagram,
PlayStation Network, Miles of Gray. Other show for twenty Day

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fiance a new episode out today with Sophia, Alexandra and
I talking about ninety day fiancee UM and a tweet
I like, okay, look, it's a little. If you've got
kids around, turn turn them away, turn the volume out
and put headphones in because it's just a it's a little.
It's a little, it's a little r rated, but it
made me laugh so hard. This is from at lex

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the Stampede. It said, if her pussy smells like fruits
and flowers. She sprayed some ship on it because real
pussy smelled like that heat coming from the back of
the PS four. Okay, oh my god. This wow. These
are things that pop up on me feed and give

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me a little bit of a laugh of the PS four.
Oh boy. Jenny Lewis tweeted, I am tweeting Quarantino. Um,
she's a good musician, so I like. You can find

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me on Twitter at Jack Underscore. Oh, Brian, you can
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information that we talked about in today's episode, as well
as the song we ride out on Miles What is

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It Gonna Be? Uh? This is from prep Use seventy
three or Prefews seventy three. I always say previews, but
this is from an album that came out seventeen years ago.
One Word Extinguisher is one of the first albums I
ever heard from this artist and got me really interested
in like more forward thinking production and things like that, uh,
and making my own music. As well. And this song

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is called Pentagram and it's just great because it's got
a great vocal sample. You know, they change it goes
into different meter at times. It's a little bit of
something for everybody, depending on what kind of music you like.
But check out the entire album One Word Extinguisher, it's
really really cool. The Daily zey Geis is a production
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