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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one four, episode
one of Days Guys in production of My Heart Radio.
This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
into America's share consciousness. It is May tene. My name
is Jack O'Brien. A K. How long? How long till
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think it's that bad. C p K is it forever? Now?
That is courtesy and Christie, I'm a Gucci main. R
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Was something I've been annoying her Majesty with in the home,
which is spinash dip just came too hot, burned up
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my whole damn mouth. And that was I kept trying
to do the scar tissue and I said spinash dip
and she's like, no, she doesn't. And I played the episode.
I played the episode with Brett. I'm like, you love
this part. She's like, I don't want to listen to this,
but then she did kind of laugh. She was like, Okay,
Loki se be the case. He'd be the case. He'd
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be the case. Now that's why we're still meant to be.
But shout out to her. Magic went up with that one.
Shout out to her. We we should say up top
because I'm not ruling because I'm so sloppy. We're both
dealing with a vas vaxx brand vax uh A night
of vax sleep. We got we got vaccinated yesterday. As
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we're recording this end of last week, I woke up
every three hours on the hour. I'm just a little
bit tied. You. You had like the chills all the
and I'm gonna say this, y'all, don't get vaccinated. Yeah,
thank you, gonna say it. It's not worth it, y'all.
Like I almost had to not do this podcast today
and that if that's gonna get in the way, and
no thanks, I know, but I'm actually I feel really
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lucky that I don't have like the super like uber
flu that people have gotten. So I'm doing I mean honestly,
like it's aside from being uncomfortable. Yeah, we shout out
to DJ Daniel who's who's got it worse than both
of us got it same day for some reason bad,
for some reason. We all got got our second dose
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on the same day for some reason. The bro cycle,
bro cycle. Uh well we speaking to the bro cycle. Uh.
We are thrilled to be joined in our third seat
by the brilliant, the talented, the hilarious Brodie's to be
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back in the bro chair to me, ready to read
a fly away on my pepper tasted more than chip.
You guys like that song? Yeah, alright, over're here, We're here.
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It's good to be here. Don't listen to myles. Everyone.
Don't get the vacs. Definitely get the vacs. Just get
the first one. You don't have to get the second one. Dude,
it hurts. It's funny how many people I've actually had
to convince to get vaccinated. Yeah, me too. Um, I
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am friends with like all of my close friends are
just like hella old people. They come over, We play cards,
and we um play chess and they tell me about
the Tuskegee experiments and stuff like that. Right, you know
I had to show them, Um, you know, a power
point um every single time. Okay, that's fair, that's fair.
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That's fair. That yeah, say, that's fair. Absolutely. So I've
had to convince people in my life to get a
first shot, second shots, third shots. But they're getting them.
I'm holding them down, I'm putting them in their arms.
I got. I got a friend to to get vaccinated
because I said we wouldn't be able to go to
a Laker game, and he was like, oh for real.
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He's like, okay, yeah, I should probably get that then,
and I was like, I couldn't, but I got real mad,
like I didn't tell him, but I was like, the funk, bro.
It wasn't everything else, it was merely the thought of
you getting embarrassed walking into Staples Center when they're like,
you've been vaccinated, my man, And you're like, does that
friend Lebron James by the way, because he doesn't seem
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to want to get vaccinated, which I understand because he
does seem to be the only indestructible human being on
the planet. But still, man, you could be passing that
ship around. And I get it from like a comic
book level, but not in reality based on Lebron. They
said I can't go to anime conventions anymore unless I
got it, So yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We were also talking
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before we recorded about the uh, the difficulties socially of
emerging back into the world. It's it's not easy. It's
never been easy for me. I worked from home for
four years, just in a kitchen where uh my wife
was going to medical school, so I barely saw her. Uh.
And then we moved to l A from Columbia, Missouri,
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and I didn't know how to talk to people anymore.
I was like, I couldn't even like be in a
public setting. It was wild. I mean some people you
would argue that you still don't know how to talk
to people, right, Yeah, why is he only looking at
my shoes? Yeah? But yeah, should be be patient with
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yourself to everyone. We're all we're all gonna be a
little awkward here. At first. We had to literally changed
full on our way of life rapidly. So yeah, it's
gonna it'll take a minute to thaw. Yeah, start off simple.
Get some have some like board game parties before you
have full blown parties. You know, play some repples to
apples or something like stuff. Yeah, you want to prevent
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like people getting so fucked up they start getting emotional
phase and party like that's like about a month in
for me, I'm gonna be like, yo, we're not no, no,
we're not drinking like that. We're not drinking like that.
We are at a pool party right now. Yeah, exactly.
My turn up schedule has me turning up and about
six weeks. So yeah, people experiencing social anxiety for the
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first time like that that will make you drink too fast.
Do not. Don't do that because you're like, oh, I
gotta gotta get as many of these and in the
old body I'm gonna have. My first house party is
going to be strictly martin Elli's no alcoholics, just bake champagne,
low sodium food, just very you know, like let's parents,
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you know, straight narrow, exactly right. I drank so much
apple juice when as a kid, and like now when
I taste apple juice, it's it's like fucking maple syrup.
That is like the thickest, sweetest ship. Yeah. It truly
is not healthy. Yeah, for that much sugar to be
in a child's body. Yeah, But for whatever reason, that
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was like the thing like my mom thought, because you know,
my mom only like I think from her perspective as
a Japanese immigrants like sodas are bad. Yeah, so you're
not drinking soda, but this glass bottle that is all sugar. Yeah. Yeah,
it just been downloads because I would like, at a
certain point, I really could not get off Martinelli's Apple Juice. Yeah,
because I was just it's a simpable drink. And then
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I then I got like, as I got older, I
would drink the whole apple shaped bottle and then my
mom would get mad at me. And then this is
when you know, she was trying to change me, but
sugar fucking already had me. Yeah. No, are like I
feel like our whole generation was just like juice was
a health food no matter what, and that's that's just
straight up sons. Yeah. Remember that girl, Alex mac ye,
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It was on the news news. Yeah, totally get that
because I'm your age. Alright, let's tick a quick better,
let's tell the people what we're talking about, and we'll
get to know you a little bit better after that. Uh.
The Jan sixers not to be confused with the seventies sixers,
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who are closing in on that one seed in the East.
The Jan sixers, we're getting to see a little bit
more of their defense like as they as they get
into these courtrooms, and it's it's bad for for Fox.
I guess mostly who knows. I mean, that's I think
the larger question when they used your product is a
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straight up defense for like somebody to commit treason. That's
that's pretty wild. Um, So we'll talk about that, We'll
talk about stay on that topic, talk about Tucker Carlson's
latest attempt to kill people with his show, and we'll
we'll keep talking about Tucker because he and Marjorie Taylor
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Gobols are using homophobia on uh, Liz Cheney, you know.
I also want to just check that I I checked
Trump's blog for the first time from the desk of
Donald Trump, and it's, uh, it's wild, how how badly
he transitions to any format that's not Twitter. He does,
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he does not work and is not no, I don't know,
I mean Mixed Week. There's probably gonna be a really
good like mc sweeney's piece about this, right, yeah, yeah,
written in this format, but it's wild. I want to
talk about the hard Seltzer Wars, the Annoyed. I would
love to get Brodie's take on all the all the
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hot anime that is uh, storming, taking the glow by
storm you gotta yeah all that plenty more. But first, Brody,
we like to ask our guests, what is something from
your search history? Something from my search history? Man, there's
so many things recently. Uh, my best friend he's had
on the podcast, Cody Ziggler, he just got a arcade
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cabinet or he's getting one, so he's gonna assemble it
in his house, and he tweeted that he was looking
for rugs, you know, to go with his little man cave. So, um,
I spent like a long time googling X Men rugs
with your with with my favorite X Men on them,
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and let me tell you they're hot. These are good rugs.
Um I'm trying to get trying to get some beast
mode rugs for sure, trying to get some gambit rugs
like which like which which? Illustrator's version of the X Men.
You remember in the nineties when they were selling like
X Men tins at like KFC or something. Sure, sure
when all they when all the all the nineties aesthetic
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all the X Men versus street fighter aesthetics stuff like that. Oh,
like so the cap Commy version of them cap COMMI
version for sure, and then you know that's been around
for such a long time that you know I'm trying
to I'm trying to see if I can get some
et Se rugs with Wolverine on them or something like that.
I feel like that. I see so many Like again,
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when I'm on TikTok, I see a few channels where
there are people just making custom rugs and they look
really dope, but they're just they're just making rugs if
things you normally probably wouldn't where they're like, oh yeah,
here's a Charizard rug that's like looks really on point. Um,
but yeah, X Men rug, I would funk with like
a big as Sentinel. Yeah, just to like lay on
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top of just a huge one. Take me to Genosha baby, right, yeah,
take me there the Yeah, there's a lot of coolest
wit which So which cabinet did he get? He got
the Arcade X Men game, he got um, yeah, he
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has games built in because that's how they are now.
I think you can modit to have that many games
put in. But he got in um an X Men
versus street Fighter one. I'm definitely in that same vein
of like I want to get in a cabinet and
just because I've seen him, we're people Mottom and they
put the entire Neo Geo library in it, and I
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don't know what it is, but me and a lot
of my friends in the last couple of months have
been just getting into like older fighting games. So I
really just want to have people over and have like
a mini tournament where we're all scrubs and we're all
like beating each other down to like Samurai show Down
or something. Yeah, or King of the King of Fighters
or some ship. Yeah, exactly, I love King of Fighters,
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which your favor one all of them trying like one
of the first ones. I just remember my cousins used
to take me to the art like the gassing as
they say in Japan, the game center, the arcade, and
just I would get so much secondhand smoke as a
kid being in those arcades while my cousins were just
fucking people up on those machines. That maybe that's why smoke. Now.
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Every single day I think about selling my house, moving
in Japan and just being like a barcade fly. Yeah,
I mean, it's a it's a lifestyle. I mean, people
have found a way to just like live most of
their time and you know, sitting down playing you know
Capcom fighting games. That's my retirement plan. There it is.
And plus if you become a citizen, I mean they'll
take care of you. You know, they got benefits. Did
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they never go away or are they like kind of
diminished in terms of popularity of the arcades like with
home gaming suf I mean they've been hit by economic
stuff as much as UM anyone. Like there have been
like a couple big ones that have like shut down,
but there's some still going strong. So yeah, nice. What
is something you think is overrated? Something I think is
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overrated is um production values in music. And that's that's
a salty thing to say because I'm currently working on
um an EP. It's just like as my quarantine project.
Like right now we're kind of in like this back
to school sale vibes of just like stuff is about
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to come back the summer, so like we're all trying
to like rush to finish our projects and stuff. And
I've been working on a slow like just a lot
of like goth EP and stuff, just home recording, and
every other day I'm like googling how do I make
my tracks? Um not terrible. How do I make this
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not sound like trash? What do you play? So are
you what are you recording it in? I am recording logic,
and I have this like interface where I just like
put my microphones in and I am like recording guitars
and like vocals, and then I'm like programming drums and
bass and stuff like that. And I'm the kind of
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person like I was a punk when I was a kid,
and I love it when something sounds like it was
recorded through like a boom box and then rerecorded through
someone's phone or something like that. Um So, like that's
kind of what I wanted to sound like. But then
I also I'm every time you're listening to a track,
I'm just like, oh, this sounds terrible compared to everything else.
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Um So, I kind of just want stuff to sound
bad again. And kind yeah, I mean, there's like a
lot of hip hop production is going sort of like
there's there's kind of a few ways I hear production going,
and one seems very like we're down with eight bit sounds,
just eight oh eights and like even mixing it to
the point where like it's kind of becoming aesthetic, where
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like bass drum hits like blow your like they sound
like they're blowing your speakers out, like to kind of
evoke that sort of feeling. Yeah, I know my speakers
are just broke and like like this style like oh no, no, no,
they're If your speakers are actually blown out, it actually
sounds perfect cancer. But yeah, I think, I mean, I think,
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like everything, like, it's definitely just as people are able
to make stuff more at home, like, it definitely changes
like what the standard is or what people like or
don't like and stuff. So yeah, let us know when
you got the e PM I will in about a
month or something. Just call us up and say, hey,
you know that new sound you're looking for, listen to
this and cut your phone up to the thing that
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sounds like what is something you think is underrated? Um?
Something I think is underrated, which is sort of in
the same vein is old video games soundtracks. This is
something that I've just been leaving on all day when
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I'm like working, when I'm writing. It's been very therapeutic
for me. I've been listening to like old SNS soundtracks
like like earth Bound and stuff like that. I've been
listening to like PlayStation one like Ridge racer soundtracks. Oh
oh fuck, they go hard breakbeats. If you like break beats, um,
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you gotta get on this PlayStation one and it's like
new jazzy to that soundtrack, like almost Dennis Chambers kind
of thing. Absolutely, so much relaxing stuff, so many great
composers in that like sixteen bit era that I feel
like these days were just so used to like stuff
sounding like a sympathy, uh simple sympathy. I mean yeah,
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I just feel like we kind of like lost a
bit of an art form a little bit. But uh yeah,
that's what I'm repping. Just go through your YouTube search history.
We've had a very VGM heavy two weeks. Of course. Yeah,
brand I said, what's the limit for you? I was like,
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you go sixteen bit. He's like, noam eight sixteen too busy,
thirty two, get out of here, Get out of here.
With that, I've got a real life conversations with Brent
about the subject, and I didn't realize how how deep
that he went. Yeah, No, I mean he was. He.
I mean, I think it's like any that kind of
music really has. It's sort of in the same way
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I got really into Japanese b GM background music and
just because it's easy music to play and it's not distracting,
Like it's a good sonic texture to have on like
in your environment. But like yeah with video game music too,
Like I find myself just kind of if there's a
comfort I think in that familiarity because someone that so
many of the songs I like, they like revive my
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memories of them when I start listening to there's such
a there's such a vibe for sure, I'm just gonna
make a TikTok is just that there it is. I
also am more and more into hearing people who are
bad at music at singing sing like hell yeah. Christie
A Gucci Man shared this video of jay Z singing
wonder Wall, and it's definitely my favorite rendition of wonder
(18:58):
Wall because that's that weird Twitter account or someone is
like faking uh jay Z's voice. You know, I don't
think if you know it's it's it's it's because he
like keeps like stepping away from the mic. Yeah, it's
really him, because he like knows he's not that good.
But like when he comes on, it's like jay Z's voice,
but he's singing and he's trying to sing wonder Wall
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and it fucking rules. If you love singers that aren't good,
I'm definitely gonna hit you up by my EP feature it. Yeah, alright,
let's take a quick break. We'll come back and check
in with those jam sixers, and we're back and uh yeah,
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So over the last few months, we're starting to we're
starting to see what the what these jan sixers defense
is gonna look like for Stormy in the Capitol and
and you know, for everybody who was like, you know,
I know a lot of people on the left war
like this was nothing. They were just disorganized and like
nobody was ever really in any danger. But if that
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was the case, why do they, like, why are they
so desperate and seems so completely guilty every time they
step into a courtroom and like immediately disavow everything they've done. Yeah,
because it wasn't just a large yeah it was it
was Yeah. They were like, no, we are here to
tip the scale the racial power and we're here to
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prevent the racial power inversion by all costs, by any means.
And yeah, like, well, in the beginning, it seemed like
a lot of people were just saying, like, we're trying
to blame Trump, They're like I was. I was honestly
like I was doing. I was vowing the president's orders.
That's what I was doing. It saw a lot of
shifting blame to Trump. But now it seems like lawyers
are coming up with this new, like fucking thing. Look
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this guy is this this one lawyer was representing his
his clients in court who again was someone who's form
the capital and was disorderly and you know, the the
usual charges, getting violent and ship and he says, quote
um that he lost his job at the beginning of
the pandemic and then and for the next six months,
watched Fox News consistently. The lawyer says, my client developed
quote fox itis and quote fox mania and believe the
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lies about the election from Fox News and then President
Donald Trump. He believed what was being fed to him.
So that's why I believe. I don't know if my
you know, what's going on with my client. He have
fox Itis, And I don't know if this is like
some weird new fucked up like gay panic type defense
or they can like just immediately shift to this thing
like it's fox sitis, fox itis, you know, like it's
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just it's open and shut y'all, it's Fox. It is.
But in the logic of this defense, right, if that
did work, and in fact a judge or a court
was said, yeah, you know what Fox did that, I
accept that defense, that Fox had completely warped this person's
reality and made them do that, then wouldn't I you'd
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hope that again, there would be a like a real
examination on whether or not Fox even needs to be
on TV at all. But that's why it's like these weird,
disingenuous sort of lines, or like they're not really expecting
people to believe it, but they still want to throw
it out just in case. It's, you know, a usable defense.
First of all, fox itis specifically is when your stomach
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hurts too much from laughing at Malcolm in the middle, Um,
and it doesn't Yes, oh fuck, yeah, I mean so
this is I just hope. I mean no, I mean,
I hope, but I don't know what it's all for.
But again, if we're gonna let people say these things
in court like then, and if they even remotely factors
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into a sentence being lessened or whatever the outcoming lesson
because of this defense, then certainly you would need legislators
to immediately begin to think of like, oh, well, if
this thing is we're saying legally, we believe that it's
causing people to do whatever a funk the box is saying,
then what the fund are we going to do? But
I don't know, it's just a just an interesting sort
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of road they're going down. Yeah, I'm all for throwing
Fox News under the bus, though, I mean if it
if it leads to consequences, if Fox executives and Tucker
Carlson like face jail time, I'm all for that. Yeah,
I just don't I don't see it happening. Yeah, I mean,
because we'll see what how a lot of these sentences
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even end up there in this article they were talking
about other people because like now there's just so many
zoom hearings that people's like families, like defendants families are
just zoom bombing the fucking like hearing, and like it's
it's set up so poorly that it allows people to
just disturb a fucking court proceeding over zooming and there's
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no moderator or something or I guess, so there's no
like waiting room. It's just like because I think that
what they do, it's like it's there so people can
view the hearing publicly, whether that's media or whatever. But
on the other side, they're not even doing this ship
where it's like, oh yeah, you can't talk in here,
but it's allowed people like come in with like really
flagrant display names and like start playing audio and ship
over the fucking the zoom call. So, which I'm sure
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in dear is their family member to the judge. Absolutely, yeah, absolutely,
I mean I gotta respect that always came through, always
came through, you know what I mean, Like, if you're
gonna make it possible to zoom bomb a fucking more,
I mean, this is a very easily solved problem. But yeah,
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but it's but also like you if you know, obviously,
if you were in their position, you'd be like, damn,
you didn't even come through in the zoom but like
you didn't zoom on my Yeah, Okay, I thought we
were sucking down, all right. Well, on the subject of Fox,
let's talk about Tucker Carlson's latest attempt to kill more
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people with this show. I guess, so last week he
like in children wearing masks to child abuse the people
out of two weeks ago, okay, two weeks ago, we're
getting all of our controversies went to two weeks ago. Yeah,
so yeah. He he compared children wearing masks to child abuse.
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Uh said that people are morally obligated to attempt to
prevent children wearing masks by literally calling the police immediately,
and also said it was like if they tell you
where your kid to wear a mask at school, It's
like saying a teacher is gonna punch him out every day. Yeah,
and that's that's how you should be responding. Yeah, so
that's cool. I mean that all makes sense. Uh. So
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last week now, he aired one of his most dangerous
segments yet because you always got to top yourself straight up,
suggesting that the COVID vaccine is killing people. And he
phrased it because this is like how he he does
his job. He and phrases as how many Americans have
died after taking the COVID vaccines? I'm concerned. Yeah, just
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like putting it out there. Uh. He claimed that there
have been a total of three thousand, three and sixty
two deaths after getting the vaccine. The actual number is
almost certainly much higher than that. Okay, show work, show
your work, Show your work, Tucker, where you get those
numbers where we come work? Where did where did you
get those numbers? Oh? Fucking self reporting database where it's
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not verified and people themselves can just you know, add
whatever they're saying is having the vaccine adverse event reporting system. Uh.
Brought brought to you by anti vaxxers and the anti
vax movement. If you know anti vaxxers on Facebook. They
love telling people to check this thing out this website. Right. Also,
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people who get the vaccine can die. Um. It has
been reported you could get hit by a car right
after getting your second shot, after the vaccine, even after
even after it. Yeah, now you tell me, Um, I
don't know if I want this that because I'm trying
to be like Jean gray Off after the second Phoenix. Yeah.
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Our writer jam is pointing out that more than of
the population received at least one dose. So that's there's
a lot of people. According to the CDC, eight thousand
Americans die every day for you know, all all the
reason life. Yeah, because hearts don't always keep going on forever.
One in every forty thousand people dies every day. That's
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kind of fun up to think about. But if you
do the simple math there, that means that of the
five million vaccinated people, more than three thousand people who
were vaccinated would be dying every day right now, which
is actually way more than the thirty people a day
Tucker Carss was freaking out about. So but it's but
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it's important that he just gets people's minds working this way.
The ultimate hurdle is like getting that last thirty percent
of Trump supporters to actually get the vaccine so we
can actually eradicate this thing. So that's how you do it.
If you just keep keeping the keeping it hot, and
keeping everybody off balance with your misinformation, then that's you know,
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I think as their plan is to be able to
say like, well, the I thought I thought he was
ending the pandemic, even though we're constantly feeding a counter
narrative to our base to exacerbate the pandemic. But we
thought it's just so transparent on its face. And he's
got in the vaccine, right. That's the other thing. A
lot of people like, man, this one forgot the vaccine,
(28:35):
like he ain't about that. He ain't. He's I feel
like he will talk about it, but as he really
about it. I mean, he doesn't even claim what he's
saying is true. He says he's an entertainer, so like, yeah, yeah,
he's a fucking yeah like you hear you hear his
like his real conversations, and he's like it's so exhausting, man,
Like yeah, fuck man, I got thank god, I got
the vaccine. You know, so I got it. I mean,
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I just wish more people would, but you know, not
what you get paid to do. More like Sucker Carlson,
all right, should we end the show now? Him justin
if you want to edit in like a studio APPLAUSA
or somethiing bomb drop, bring back the bomb drop. He
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would appreciate that. That's the only way that he approves
of killing people. Tucker Carlson, one of Foxing's biggest advertisers,
by the way, still fucking fightser. Uh So they're they're cool.
Get getting the getting the hits from from fox viewers.
Like we're good, bro, we're getting yeah, he's have you
(29:37):
seen what we made family even with the patent waiver,
We're good. We got their visor upper cut. We can't
be man. This episode brought to you by Capcom. Their
their main concern is, you know that nobody lifts those
vaccine patents and the boxes behind them on that they
(29:58):
don't give a funk about about politics, politics politics. Dude.
When I sat down and they told me I was
getting the fighter, I audibly sighed. I was like, darn it,
I was gonna side no matter what. But fucking kidding me?
Is there another one you want? I don't know, like
the good one. I want the baby powder one. Yeah, exactly,
(30:24):
the baby powder that gave people kids. You've been watching
Eddie Griffin's i G TV streams, always keeping along my
good Eddie grand Eddie Griffin coming so hard with the
I'm a scientist type takes. He's like, motherfucker's didn't even
know how to make baby powder without killing people, talking
about Johnson and Johnson, and I'm like, okay, Eddie, don't
(30:49):
do this. But I was like, that is a good
that is a good point, Like if you're trying to
fool a stupid person, like pointing to the baby powder
thing when Johnson and Johnson, Yeah that's that's sexy. But yeah,
either way, like you know that that old mentality. I mean, listen,
give us undercover brother too and then retire. You know what,
right he's been waiting. Want let's talk about one more Tucker.
(31:13):
It's more of an anecdote. He had Marjorie Taylor goobles
on his show Your Favorite, and yeah, it was. It
was an interesting conversation full of it. Seems like they've
just resorted to going straight up homophobia on Liz Cheney
well wells on a way to get her out. So
(31:35):
you know, right now all of the talk has been
because Liz Cheney refuses to lie, right what a what
an exceptionally high bar for in this one, very specific instant,
in this one exactly that's I'm like, I'm not saying
she should be you know, deified, but she voted to
impeach Trump, you know, after the January six things, she's like, yo,
he didn't steal the election. You'll for real with this no,
(31:57):
And she's she's part of the House leadership on the right.
So a lot of people don't want her there because
they need to go full steam, full momentum on all
this big line nonsense. And so because of that, there's
a lot of pressure on Kevin McCarthy, the minority leader,
to oust her, to be like, yo, you can do this,
like just fucking get rid of her. You know, she's
trash and she's like thinking for herself and ship. We
(32:19):
don't need that. We need people who deep through this
boot and act like the election was stolen? Can you
find us that? And he's been dragging his feet as
of a lot of like a lot of Republicans too,
because they still see her as a major figure and
they don't really want to hop into this because it's
mostly like this Maga you know, the new Maga crew
that's really the loudest. But Tucker Carlson has tried to
turn up this pressure campaign on on on Kevin McCarthy
(32:42):
first because he pointed out the fact that he rents
a room from GOP poster Frank Lentz. Okay, so he's like,
oh interesting, And also Frank Lantz is not a total
Trump shild as well, so it's already like, oh, look
at him he's paying. Is he paying Frank Lantz five
thousand dollars a month? Because based on the area that
he's in, that would be the reasonable price and if
(33:03):
he is getting a deal, then that would actually violate
ethics rules. So that's what he's trying to be Like,
I guess it's selective outrages on one million right now
because when the shoe was on the other foot, and
Scott Pruett was being like, yo, put the sirens on,
so I get my dry cleaning and then get this mattress.
Can I stay at a fucking or energy lobbyists apartment
all the same ship for no outwood? So it's like
(33:25):
come on. So now him and Marjorie Taylor Green found
another angle to try and humiliate him, just to kind
of get him to do something, and it's yeah, homophobia.
So now they're like painting's like he lives with another man, yes, exactly,
so it starts off he has on the show Tucker Crosses.
(33:46):
This from Tucker. Were you shocked to learn they share
a toothbrush or our roommates or whatever. Marjorie Taylor Green says,
I was curious, like who gets the top bunk? Who
gets the bottom bunker? Says Do we have any clarity
on that? Marjorie Taylor Green, somebody to find out, right,
calm the funk on. This is all they got now,
(34:06):
and this is it's just wild to see them all
turn on each other in these very remarkably toxic ways. Seriously,
like bunk beds aren't cool, shut up, and yeah, I'll
fight over that top bunk because it's a journey up there.
That double end was old when I was used in
Big and eight. Come on, boom, thank you. Let him know,
(34:29):
Let him know. What was his name? What was the
name Josh Josh Basket. I was gonna saying, Hank Grasket?
Who was that little boy? Hey Grasket? Ask you Henck, Hank,
get over here, Hank. That's that's uh amazing. It's also
(34:54):
wild that they're you know, the shoe isn't really on
the other foot, because the thing they're pointing out is
again corruption among Republicans, Like this is just a thing
that Republicans do. They get gifts from other Republicans and
and yeah, McCarthy said, he's like, look, I this guy,
Frank Lentz's apartment. Apparently he bought four penthouse units to
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make one mega fuck you unit in d C and
has twelve bedrooms. So it's not like they're splitting a studio.
He has like I don't know, like in one of
the wings of the house. McCarthy claims he's only renting
a fucking you know, a four hundred square foot room,
so therefore it would be on fift dollars a month
for him and Luntz is like the Republican poll guy, right,
(35:39):
like yeah, Like on paper, it's like, yeah, they don't
need to be living together, but it's like, this is
how y'all get down. This is how most politicians get
down anyway, Like I or Democrats just be smarter to
find a way to rent a room from like a
distant relative so the paperwork doesn't look as sloppy. I
mean even truck Shumer famously um just like stays at
(36:01):
a shitty apartment with like three other dudes exactly. Yeah,
and uh, I forget the other I think George Miller,
but he's retired. The basis, but it was it was
that show Alpha House. I think it was John Goodman
or whatever, was based off this anecdote that they all
(36:22):
lived together. But you know, if you saw you could
check the video that's from where Dick Durbin and she
were given a fucking tour of this place and you're like,
oh my god, y'all are discussed. It's like a frat house.
Like it's all it's all flog house. I'm not joking.
The and the news crew that went to go do it,
(36:43):
they're shady as fun because the camera person got hit
grabbed his own inserts to cut into into the story.
So one of them was like, clearly something had been
plugged into an electrical outlet and started flaming because it
has like the black streaks going up the wall out
the outlet. There was that. There's underwear, just like there's
a couch. There's a bed in the middle of the room. Yeah,
(37:04):
they gotta sucking. The stove isn't clean. It's really fucking
like it looks like, yeah, three dudes living together, but
does extra for a cold bed, which means he doesn't
it can't just be somebody sleeping in there. When he
comes in. He gets his own bed where durban you know,
he has to kick whoever's in there out when he
wants to take a napp Durban. Actually he keeps a
big he keeps a dog bed for a German shepherd. Yeah.
(37:28):
They're like literally living like Charlie and Frank and always funny.
That's what pilots have to do to They have like
a like kind of little flat houses. What a bunch
of losers. Yeah, well I think it's funny too, like
because I remember, like when I came over, like they
have money. It's like they're not in there. They're not
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in d C all the time. So it doesn't unless
you're like stupid wealthy, like and you have like coins
you're looking at like you're not gonna fucking rent a
place year round, you're gonna try and custom corners. I
would deaf. We fucking live with the homies. We were
all in the Senate, you know, fucking the earth over,
you know, starting to leave my ship all over the
place and make it gross like I wasn't an adult.
(38:11):
I'm surprised. It never like manifested on the Senate floor
like like weird sniping. It's like and you know, and
maybe there could be an amendment that would remind the
good people of the Senate Chamber too, not merely just
soak their dishes, but to maybe fucking wash them did right,
Um fuck, that's that's what you know. How like they're
(38:34):
always talking about like Senate decorum and how like it's
a shame that we don't have the same Senate decorum
that we used to have. That's what they're talking about,
is like that we don't call out each other for
the dirty ship that we do around the house. Yeah,
they're talking about literally decorating around the apartment. Alright, we're
(38:55):
genesis Evan Gallian poster first of all, framan if we're
gonna put it up. Also just wanted to I finally
looked at Trump's blog. It's like, I don't know, he's
just not good at communication. Guys, what stock right? It's
basically it's like they programmed a website, like somebody charged
(39:17):
him too much money to be like qua it is
gonna be the best website and then just like skinned
to fucking you know, for you edited a humor website
and has interacted with the written word quite frequently, in fact,
knows a thing or two about you know, what makes
a good piece a good piece and a bad one.
What if you well, if this wasn't Donald Trump, what's
(39:38):
your first just be scathing? Where where is it? Where
does it all come? Where's it going on? I mean
it's good in its simplicity, Like it's fine in terms
of presentation. It's just he can't write in this format,
like without an audience and without like somebody to feed
off of in his own like little siloed off echo chamber.
He sucks, like he's just not good. He can't like
(39:58):
he doesn't have the enter g So, like the one
example I wanted to call out is he tried, he
tried to get the we're gonna call it the big lie.
It's not the big your it's not your big lie.
That's my big lie. Uh. In so I'm may third,
he said, the fraudulent presidential election of twenty will be
from this day forth known as the big lie. Uh.
(40:21):
And then a day later, a day later, uh he
because he can't like I don't know if it doesn't
let him like quote or like at people like pooling
other people's tweets. A day later, he just like has
this rambling thing where he's like the fake news media,
working in close conjunction with big tech and the radical
left Democrats, is doing it everything they can to perpetuate
(40:43):
the term the big lie when speaking of the presidential election.
They're right and that the presidential election was a big lie,
but not in the way they mean election. She didn't
even have legislative approvals from any of the states. He
just like it goes on for like sentences and like
paragraphs about how like it was a lie, but not
(41:03):
with the way they mean uh. And so now we
won't try and call it the big lie because they
already got that one. So now we'll call it hoax
number one, the nut, the biggest hoax cut. So wait,
let me see where where does he end up with.
He ends up calling it, Uh, think of it instead
as the greatest fraud in the history of our country,
(41:25):
with fraud and country first and last letter, first and
last words of the phrase capitalized. So he's trying to
make it a thing. So he's he like gave up
after a couple of days because he like he recognized
he's so focused on like what people are talking about
and like who is like getting making a big splash,
and like, so he did the big lie thing. Everyone's like, yeah,
(41:47):
funk off, we're not doing that. And then he's like, okay,
we'll go with uh, biggest fraud in the history of
our country and even greater hoax than Russia Russia Russia
and Mueller Muller Mueller impeachment number one, impeachment hoax number two,
or any of the others many scams the Democrats pulled. Uh,
it's just like he can't do it. He can't. He
(42:09):
needs Twitter to fucking first of all cut him off,
and then he needs those likes, like and the retweets
and the people that he can tweet back at and
ship because like otherwise he's just he's off. I'm so
upset that someday there's gonna be a library named after
this man. It's gonna get vandalized as ship though, I
(42:31):
hope so. I like they put it in like you know,
like white Fish Montana or something, right, the only place
you could go or just to see all these little
block things. It's it's nice to see that, you know,
there's not like a million likes under them. Um, there's
just nothing. It seems very powerless. Yeah, it's lost. And
(42:52):
again we were saying that about this last week, like
he can't he's not good with that much runway. You know,
he's Twitter limit here because this whole tweet would have
been you want to know what the real big fat
is the Democrats And that would have been the tweet, right,
and then people were like, oh him, or he tried,
(43:13):
but it's not the it's not like this whole thing.
It's because he has it's too much room to try
and explain it won't work out for him. It's only
whole paragraph about how he's giving up on calling it
the Big Lie, in which he repeats the phrase the
Big Lie like thirteen times before he mentions that he's
coming into your nickname. No he yeah, well again, it's
(43:38):
great to see that this is what he's left to do. Uh,
just like rambling on and on. But again he's not like,
he's not a he's not a rapper like he he
couldn't have his own album. He's a feature. Yeah. Actually
he does ad lips. You know, he's takeoffs from me goals. Yeah,
exactly right. He'll do the Angry Opper you know what
(44:01):
I mean, those other ones and the Angry President or whatever.
But don't get him. No, he's like, he can't do
sixteen bars. You can baby do four or eight and
then it gets real dodgy after that. All right, let's
take a quick break and we'll be right back. And
(44:25):
we're back. Do you guys give a ship about the
logan Paul Floyd Mayweather fight at all? Of course I do.
I lost hundreds of dollars body, and I've been going
to boxing classes get ready for this sweet science, am my, right, fellas?
I mean yeah, I want to see Floyd Mayweather beat
(44:46):
the fucking brakes off. I just want to see him
get humiliated so bad, Like I I don't know, I
don't know if I'll even be able to watch it
because I wanna see that happen so bad. But didn't
he didn't Jake Paul like Face Time or something recently
with Donald Trump or someone like that over the weekend.
I think he hollered him. They're straight up like they're
(45:07):
you know, wistling coded like where are the great white hype?
Totally great white hype about the fight Floyd Mayweather. That's
that's how they're building it, like they're little tussle they
had was fucking I don't know if that was real
or not, but I mean his brother Paul looked a
little shook it. Yeah, he came out of it with
(45:29):
a black eye, but he was like, it wasn't. It
wasn't the Floyd didn't hit me. It was his bodyguard.
So I won. Um. But like even when you look
at like the rhetoric that he was using, like Jake
Paul came up, like the Floyd Mayweather and his brother
were on stage and Jake Paul came up, was like,
your shoes aren't tied, dude. It's like, wait, what do
(45:51):
you like a sixty year old's talking about right and
then tried to Sticks and stones can't break my bones,
but these fists will. Yeah, anyways, let's let's hope they do.
It's yeah, it's if there's I mean, fu Flid may
(46:14):
Weather two and like a horrible, atrocious human. It's just
like that's why I'm like, fuck, I don't know the
amiba versus the parasite, like, okay, but I definitely want
the noisy dude. They're both noisy. But if there's something
you want to see, the guy who was out here
being like yo, fight anybody, like you learned what it
(46:35):
means to fight somebody who's like undefeated professional guy, get
in and beat up both of them right after, like
right after the fight when they're drained, Kimbo Slice comes
back from heaven. It's not gonna sunk out. Yeah, alright,
let's talk about the new call A Wars, the hard
Seltzer Wars. They are upon us. There is a lot
(46:57):
of lobbying money flying around with self serves at the moment.
We talked about like a few weeks ago about how
like White Claw had like their new like search level,
like fucking White Claw that had like more alcohol or whatever.
But a lot of this has to do with like
new players entering the game. So first of all, White
Claw the Seltzer ship is not a flash in the pan.
(47:21):
I mean I was like, okay, this is this is cool.
I'm sure like it'll level off. They did. They up
to their sales by one and it's not even just
because people were at home. More like there they did
over four billion in sales. They did two point six
billion the year before, like overall in the market for seltzers,
and they're now got nearly ten percent of the beer category.
(47:45):
And what's that's doing is creating a lot of ripple effects.
The first one is that craft beer brewers are now
all having to make Seltzers because they're they're looking at
analysis and they're like, Seltzers are gonna take over the
craft beer segment, Like they're gonna be a bigger segment
than craft beers. So you have people like Stone who
does Stone want I P and all these other like
craft brewers getting in the fucking Seltzer game because they
(48:06):
can't miss the fucking wave. And isn't the goal of
the Seltzer to like taste like nothing? So like what
is that they're gonna be like ours tastes extra like
nothing like yeah, essence of nothing called Father's promise. It's
just like but they're the way Stone is doing it
(48:26):
is they're putting it in a glass bottle like they're thinking,
like they're trying to funk with consumers. I'm like glass
clear bottle, not the fucking slim can. Like we want
to show people that it's clear. We want to show
people like and give it this like it's called like
whenever either or some ship. So they're really trying to
sell you on this healthy life ship. Um, but it's
not just them. There was a letter that was being
(48:48):
written by the head of Boston Beers, who makes sam
Adams and they also make Bostons and these ready to drinks.
They're gonna sucking, They're gonna they're gonna get us all
fucked up, bro. So they're trying to get agonized are
because the spirit makers are now like, well hold on,
(49:11):
hold on, hold on, people Seltzers on the come up,
Well what the fuck we should be there too, because
I think a lot of people think of Seltzers already
as a quasi like vodka soda type can. Yeah, they're
they're built tunnel lie. They claim to be like seltzer
or like I think people assume their seltzer with vodka
in it, but it's actually like a multi liquor exactly,
(49:34):
which brings us to the lobby. So the reason they
have to do that is for taxes right there, it's
it's tax differently if it's a multi multi liquor versus
a spirit because of prohibition. Thank you for that temperance
movement and the whole thing with the like the lobbying
is around. They're arguing saying that we need to change
the tax codes actually because it's the same A B V.
(49:57):
And that used to be sort of part of the
logic and we shouldn't by like it's blurring the lines
now with these seltzers that they feel like we should
be able to hop in no problem and we can
use spirits now to turn these up. And it's turning
into like not even like federal level, but even like
local level where states that have like you know, monopolies
on selling certain alcohols. They're even being a lobby to
(50:18):
to like consider there, you know there whatever their rules
their regulations for vodka bobblers. Yeah, what will smear enough
do because I think Crown royals like already in the
game and they're they're doing well, so just an interesting
thing to watch. All these treats turned into like momentary
(50:40):
like meme drinks and now just being like nah because
the other thing too, is they point in this article
in The Daily Beast was about how a lot of
people like certain drinks were fads because people just would
drink something because that was the thing to drink. Like
I p A S were very popular because people were
just really I don't know where in the I p
A era, so we just drink I p a s.
And now so many of those consumers have shifted to
(51:02):
Seltzer's because they're just sort of on the same thing,
like I drink what's kind of what of the moment?
And now I think that they're really trying to hit
him with the healthy right, like hoppy Seltzer you know
one that's just really a Japanese drink called hoppy alcohol,
uh and like it's a you add like showed you
(51:24):
to it when you eat like an old and like
an old man like yakutory or like he's a guy
type place that sounds sick. I mean all four Seltzer's
even in the bottle as long as they put a
little marble at the top and you can play with it. Yeah, man,
but yeah, let us know if you're still on that
(51:45):
Seltzer train, you know, because I definitely saw. I saw
the wave die pretty quickly. Like in my friend group.
I don't know, because I don't know. I feel like
the kids who are raised on soda, you know what
I mean. I think Seltzer has a strong influence on them.
Yeah yeah, so I feel like they will stick around
for a while, at least comfortably. Um, but I wonder
(52:07):
what's going to be the next thing after that? Like,
do you guys ever see like jin coming back or
something like? I don't think. So let's talk about the
annoid real quick. I don't know if you guys might
were you too young to remember? You did? Congratulations? That
was the goal I had that the Nintendo game. Oh
(52:30):
yeah yeah. So his whole deal was Domino's uh spokes
mascot that would he was an antagonist, so it wasn't
There was no Ronald McDonald here, more more Hamburglar than
Ronald McDonald. He would try and disrupt delivery of pizza
when like pizza delivery was a new concept, and the
(52:53):
thing they were trying to this is kind of amazing.
The thing they were trying to like communicate to people
is that your pizza a like what Dominoes was the
only place that could avoid like this character who ruined
pizza deliveries, and like one one of the problems that
people kept having with pizza delivery is the pizza would
arrive smelling like smoke, which is so fucking gross. Smoke, Yeah,
(53:19):
cold and smelling like cigarette smoke because like people would
just you know, the delivery person would just be hacking
butts on the way over, taking his sweet ass time. Also,
I always bring this up anytime or early pizza deliveries mentioned.
But the movie Et, they don't understand how pizza delivery
works yet and they give him money to go to
(53:43):
the end of his driveway and tell him to get
them a pizza with lots of Pepperoni's on it. So
when they wrote that movie, they thought pizza delivery was
someone driving around with an oven in their car and
like just had all the pizzas. Yeah, they just thought
they had all the pizzas in the car, and like
you went out and told them what what was on
(54:04):
the thing? I just imagining like an Italian man like
driving a car and also checking his pizzas at the
same time, and like the car is very like poorly
built in cumbersome, like if he takes a corner too hard,
like it'll just flip all and then E comes out.
(54:26):
It's like one with a wait. They were asking et
to get the pizza. Got the pizza? Drew No, it
was like the teenage the older brother's friends who who
I picture is still being older than me, even though
I think they're like right, and then uh, they're telling
Elliott because he's like the they're playing D n D,
(54:50):
which I think was also kind of groundbreaking. Damn, I
haven't watched that movie with adult eyes ever. In high school,
I learned abou pizza delivery from movies too, and I
learned that you could deliver a pizza to a sewer
in New York. Yeah, they'll slide it right under. Yeah,
you're just rading to the storm drain, right or were
(55:11):
they getting a manhole cover? I think it was a
manhole because then he had to get like changed through
like a great or something, so it was it was
like a great. Yeah, has anyone ever tried to make
a pizza that replicated just the even the consistency of
the pizza from the Teenage Mutant Ninja. People have tried cartoon. Yeah,
(55:33):
the cartoon it was like slow, wet and like it
would like stick to here. Yeah, from like All Dogs
Go to Heaven's style animation pizza. Yeah. Yeah, I think
Chucker cheese um got kind of close, yeah, but not quiet. Yeah.
It's like if if your pizza cheese was all barata.
It's like so wet and like right, and the crust
(55:55):
was just like a dish sponge movie. You remember the
cheese in the Goofy movie. Yeah, yeah, started, That's how
we started. Our pandemic was a rewatch of the Goofy movie.
So anyways, Dominoes is trying to bring the noise back.
If you've never seen the Noid, it's like he's wearing
(56:15):
like red pajamas with like weird floppy bunny ears on top.
And so they have a new commercial with Annoy disrupting
a self driving Domino's delivery truck because they want to
be like whimsical about the fact that they're like robots
rolling down the street. Yeah, and he's also a mini
(56:36):
boss in a Crash Bandicoot mobile game. What did you
just get out of jail or something? Right? Come back
the noise like I'm home. Yeah, Man, let's collapse a
game Domino's. Man, I've paid my debt to society, come
out of retirement. One last Also, I was surprised to
(56:59):
learn that Jam wrote the story for us. By the way,
shout out to Jam crushing it today. But he uh
pointed out that the Nooid and the California Raisins, which
were both like terrifying but like somehow just zeitgeist defining creations,
were both made by the same claymation artist will Venton genius,
(57:21):
truly a genius. The reason that the Noid went away
and that there was also a Saturday morning cartoon called
the Noid's that they almost dropped on the world that
was just going to be a pizza commercial disguised as
children's entertainment. But the reason the Neid went away was
because in nine, a man with a mental health condition
(57:43):
who happened to be Ken named Kennethnoyd took two employees
hostage at in Atlanta Domino's Uh and believed that the
company was basically antagonizing him with the character the Noid
and owed him money. Uh. And his demands also included
a private plan in Mexico Go and an extravaganza pizza. Uh.
(58:03):
And so he's still brand loyal. Yeah. So eventually the
hostages were able to escape and he surrendered um and
was found not guilty by reasons of insanity. But like
that was that was it. They were just like it
became like front page news because it was such a
strange Yeah here he claimed noiditis. And the headlines from
(58:28):
the time, like just reading can imagine from yeah the
l a times Uh, one of the greats to ever
do it. Pizza workers can't avoid neid held hostage five hours. Um.
Like the fact that that's how they really wrote that
ship is is well. But yeah, so Jan was also
(58:50):
pointing out that this is part of a like overall
renaissance of dumb corporate mascots apparently like the general ration
like millennials. For some reason, I have like affinity for them.
Sevent of American adults enjoy seeing brands use mascots, so
we can expect to see old mascots because I feel
(59:13):
like I love so many gen Z kids like rock
old promo shirts that have like old like old marketing
ship is kind of like the vibe for a lot
of younger people. So I can see how bringing these
like are kind of resonating on that. I mean, honestly,
we had so many mascots back in the nineties. I mean,
like in the two thousands, we only had car Fox
(59:34):
and like the General from them Subway. Yeah exactly. Yeah,
in the nineties we had everything we have freaking like Buzzby.
We had um everything we had in the Hawaiian Punch.
It was like that right dude with the wavy hair
they're drawing for the right thing. There was the fucking
(59:55):
Coca Cola bears you yeah. Uh. I mean even like
I wonder if they're gonna bring back Ronald McDonald McDonald
Ronald McDonald as I call him, uh and like his
whole cast of characters. They will eventually bring back Grama
make Grammed the face of McDonald's. Because clowns have like
(01:00:19):
they're going to just bringing lost in gromed over out
of the box thinking. But I like it, h yeah,
because I think children generally don't. Like when I was
a kid, I found clowns terrifying. My my grandmother collected
clowns also did not like me. My grandmother did that too,
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my great grandmother. Yeah, it was like your phobia. Yeah,
and now my kids like just are agnostic. They're just like,
I don't know what the fund is that. Why is
that person have shipped all over their face? His face
with your nose kind of the doctor there's that sad
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clown in a toy Story three And they're just like
kind of just confused as like what is what his
deal is? They're like, wait, why is he not smiling?
Why is it okay whatever? Why does he look like that? So, I, yeah,
I think it's time to replace Ronald with Grammet on
the sheep, one of the two ron al Right, before
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we uh let you go, I do wanna just ask
you for your thoughts as a anime fan expert. You know,
the the number one movie in America last week, the
number one movie of one globally is Demon Slayer, And
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I don't know, I was I was kind of caught
off guard by that because it had always like been
treated as something that was like sort of niche in
like my experience. But so I first of all, I
want to just get your thoughts on like this kind
of breakthrough success. Why you think it's breaking through? And
then also just like what's a good way into uh
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for I want some gateways. I watched The Avatar Last Airbender,
loved it, um, but was okay yeah, animated, animated okay, similar. Yeah,
I'm actually not surprised at all that this movie did that.
It actually it broke records in Japan last year. Um,
it was the highest grossing movie there. I can definitely
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see that. It's sort of a surprise. This anime got
really popular in the last um couple of years. And
it's for like a couple of reasons, like it's sales,
like it's manga sells shot up once the anime came out.
It's a very well made anime. It's a very well
paced show. The just the promotion around it has been
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really good. And this movie, um, which is kind of
pretty rare for anime movies, is canonical. Actually it's just
as soon as the episode, as soon as this season
one ends, this movie picks up and just like turns
one of his um like many arcs into a two
hour movie. But yeah, I saw it with my friends.
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This is the first movie that I saw in theaters
in a year. You know my black anime friends. Um,
we saw the dubbed version, which I I gotta say,
I did not love the dub I'm a subs guy.
I literally UM taught myself how to talk Japanese in
the last couple of years, So I like a sub
But like, there's so much actioning that's happening. I can't
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blame people for not reading it. But I would suggest
this movie on its own, but this, the season itself
is is a ride. UM. I would suggest that some
stuff to get into that you can these days. Honestly,
there was a wealth of stuff. If you have a
Hulu account, if you have a Netflix account, you could
watch stuff like Hunter Hunter um, which is uh really
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good one to get into that's like, um might subvert
some of your expectations. You could watch stuff like um
Tenshi Muyo on Hulu, one of my favorites. You could
watch anything from what Else is getting a Netflix adaptation soon,
Gundam is getting in Netflix adaptatient soon, Cowboy Bebop is
getting a Netflix adaptation soon. You might recognize that from uh,
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you know, watching Cartoon Network when you're a kid. Tom,
there's a good one I think is pretty nude. It's
called Tokyo Revengers. It's on UM crunch your roll. It's
got kind of like the liquid vibes, but also kind
of like inception vibes, where someone is like traveling into
their past, so like chains the future. It seems kind
of cool. There's all kinds of stuff and even if
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you just like Sailor Moon and stuff, go back and
watch Sailor Moon like, you can enjoy this stuff at
any time. I got all fun old Rahma tapes I
had in my mom exactly, I should say. I watched
m Night Shamalan's adaptation of Avatar The Last Better, which
I'm pretty sure is so really into that. I love
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that ship, man, I love it. Uh No, that's so
thank you. I knew you would be the right person
to come to UM dope. Man. Well, it's been awesome
having you as always. Where can people find you and
follow you? Um? You could follow me at Ao Browberrow
on Twitter, Instagram. You could listen to I guess three
(01:05:30):
of the other podcasts I do right now, which is
UM the Male Gaze for Me and my comic friends
talk about current events, The Dark Weep or Me and
my friend Cody talk about nerds stuff. Yeah, and uh,
there's this new one I have called the Dumb Posers
where me and my friend jack Um write songs based
on suggestions and just like goof off and have a
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really fun time and have guests on. And yeah, you
can look out for my really bad music EP genuine
music think that comes out a month from now. Yeah,
it's going to be called the Boo Hoo's. The band
that is just me in it is called Dub Boo
Hoo's And ready We're ready. H Is there a tweet
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or some of the work of social media you've been enjoying. Yeah? Absolutely.
There was this guy who have been falling for quite
a while. His name is Chris call A Gerow, and
he is kind of like a front facing comedian, but
he is like constantly doing impressions um that just like
make me laugh my ass off. Like um, Like whether
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it's like fighter pilot who doesn't want to shoot at
Godzilla and just wants to go home, or whether it's
just like investigator who's obviously finds a ghost in their
house or something like that, or like little kid who
like has a secret and doesn't want to tell you
it like he's so funny. I retweet stuff all the time.
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Chris calla gharow, he's on, He's on. I guess Twitter
and TikTok probably nice. Miles. Where can people find you
and what's a tweet you've been enjoying them? You can
find me on Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Gray,
also twitch, dot tv, slash four twenty day Fiance to
check out Sophia and Alexander and I talked to nonsense
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about reality tv. Uh tweet that I like. First one
is from Blair Saki at Blair Saki all caps that
I want my egg salad nasty as hell onions fucking
up and down and all around. Bitch kind of turning
to Jesse Pinkman at the end there. But it does help,
I mean, even looking if you don't like white on
he cut up a little green onion and if you
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keep it in the refrigerantor that flavor will go throughout
your egg salad. Okay um. And then the second one
from Katie Delaney at Katie Delaney tweeted a picture of
like a remember like when theme parks used to have
like those cartoon maps and ship so she tweeted an
image of that and said, if you didn't used to
longingly stare for hours at cartoon maps for water parks,
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you'd never actually attend. We are not the same. And
that resonated with me because I used to love picking
up brochures. I treated underneath it like how like a
hotel lobby. Brochure rack was like a news stand to me,
and I was like, oh, yeah, I'm getting this. I
need that. I need to know about this. Because you
can put in a bag and then act like you
can read and ship you can't. You can't. Miles knows.
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You stop trying back like you can't. You can't read.
That's why you listen to the show so we can
tell you what's happened in the new. Yeah, when my
kids get something new, the brochure that comes with it
that is like they usually come with, like a toy
usually comes with an advertisement for like a bunch of
other toys. That's they just go right for that. They
don't pay any attention to the toy. They're just like,
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but what don't I have? What didn't you get me?
Let's look at that, Like, no, but the thing right
here in the box. Yeah, Yeah, I'm one that later, asshole.
Let's see a tweet I enjoyed Dan Mentos Air to
the Mentos for and tweeted if they lift the mask mandate,
my ventriloquism career is ruined. And Julia Claire tweeted edgy
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comedy is so cool. You just stayed in opinion the
ruling class had in nineteen fifty four, which I think
that is kind of wild that that is what is
edgy now is uh just white supremacy and uh retrograde
politics after But I mean, well, we're not allowed to
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say that anymore. Oh, I guess I'm canceled now. No,
you're just out of work and you won't succeed as
a Inadian because you lack empathy or any ability to
creatively come up with jokes. You can find me on
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that we talk talked about in today's episode, as well
as a song. Do we think you might enjoy miles,
What what song are we putting in people's I mean, yeah,
I mentioned Migos and out and I'll honor them. And
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in another another Atlanta based group you may have heard
of called Outcast. Um, this is a mash up from
DJ b Cause on SoundCloud and this is the Mego's
track t shirt but on top of the Spodioti Dopeolicious Beat.
And it's called T shirt because spodyot edit it's just dope.
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When you hear like a thing like that really just
be such a flexible instrumental track. And I'd like it
more for the novelty more than like damn. I've been
waiting to hear white T shirt, to hear T shirt
on Spodioti Doppelitious. It's just one of those those mashups
that makes how are you spell? On the outcast? Because
when I spell with the normal way, it just comes
up of the word that okay, and then there's a
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