Good with Powers Of Extortion, Greatest Lo$er 5.9.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season eighty one episode
for us Jo Dai Zeitgeist, a production of My Heart Radio.
This is the podcast where we take a deep dive
into America, share consciousness, and say, officially off the top,
fuck coke industry and fuck Fox News. This Thursday, May Night,
two thousand nine. Team, my name is Jack O'Brien aka

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the Zeit King and his army of Zeitwalkers, and I'm
thrilled to be joined as always by my co host,
Mr Miles grag Toka Tokan with smoke in your long
and you'll never smoke hellod your necksmoke Hello and that

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is Look I am I'm an Arsenal fan, but I
have to give it up. Liverpool FC did something amazing
on Tuesday, beating Barcelona four nuts in the Champions League.
So that just all the Liverpool fans out there, but
grudging league. But is that a Beatles song? Is that? What? No,
it's another guy from Liverpool. It's something Jerry and the
Heart Pacemakers or something that. Yeah. Well, we are thrilled

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to be joined in our third scene by the hilarious
and talented A Reese Wandser. Oh my God, you said
my name correctly. Yeah, yeah, we're drilling. Thanks. I think
you're driving her for it. Thank you. We're thrilled to
have you. Thank you for having me, Thank you for

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having me. Hello everyone, soone Liverpool. And was that also
in honor of the naming of young baby Archie. I
don't We'll get into that later. I don't we have
what you know. I don't know. It's not that Archie.
I mean, the thing that I'm pissed about is they
were like, the name will unify the US. They put

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a lot of pressure on that Archie. I don't know
one American person named Archie. That is not a fictitious
care right, there's the comic I know a bunch of
British people. The closest thing I know I was saying,
is the basketball player tiny Nate Archibald. Yeah, that's and
that was the last name. That's his last name. Yeah.
So I haven't thought of Archie being short for anything.

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I just blew my mind. Ye, And that's that's if
that's his first name. Called child Protective Services because you
will be bullied with that name. Yeah, there's not a
better way to shorten Archibald. Is no Baldi Gibaldi exactly,
It's Tibaldi, alright, as we're going to get to know

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you a little bit better in the moment. First, we
are going to tell our listeners just a few of
the things we're talking about. Of course, we're talking about
baby Chibald. We're talking about the Watchman HBO series, which
is looking pretty pretty fucking chill, bro. Yeah, I mean
I liked the graphic novel, so I was. I love
the graphic novels, not care for the movie, and this

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looks pretty dope. It looks like it goes away from
the graphic novel, but well, we'll get into it. We're
gonna talk about the Sultan of Brunei pulling a one
eighty on his death penalty policy for our sexuality. We're
going to talk about the President Donald Trump's taxes, his

(03:23):
sporting taxes. Uh, he's either turns out a criminal or
the worst businessman of all times or both. Yeah. Even
if he's a criminal, he's very bad at doing it
because it is even like white collar criminals were like, yo,

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was not subtle. We're gonna talk about the president's claim
of executive privilege over the Muller Report. What the funk.
We're gonna ask what the funk is up with Zello?
What the fun is up with everybody? You know? Yeah, indeed,
we're even check back in with Steven Moore. It would
be easy to just let this dude off the hook
and stop paying attention to him. But it is interesting

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to just get a kind of look inside the conservative
brain at this moment as to it's ugly and terrifying.
But you know, some of us find that interesting. It's
weird like that we're talking off Mike Ris about how
the same way we will try and rationalize our laziness
and create just monumental mental gymnastic loops to jump through. Uh,

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Conservatives do that for things like racism and oh it's nuts. Ye.
So yeah, in that sense, I'm like, wow, we do
have common ground. Uh wait, what we're both tricking ourselves
to bring out the worst of us. Yeah. Yeah. It's
like when people who were in cults taking intelligence tests,
they always score really high because they're just good at

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convincing themselves of whatever crazy ship they want. That's what
we do with our intelligence is convince oursel whatever we wanted.
I convinced myself when I was sixteen that I was
a Shawan John model and I told that lie. Nobody
believes me. Wow. Anyway, that's actually very impressive. Yeah, that's
a Yeah, that's a new podcast called Ship. We told

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ourselves in high school it's gonna be depressed. I want
to hear that train of logic. How you ended up?
I was yo. So look the side track. My had
friends who were on the Disney Channel growing up, and
they were at a celebrity basketball charity game in St. Louis.
That Joe Tory and the comedian Guy Tory, the Tory
brothers from St. Louis. They were on every year. To me,

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Jalil White who plays urkle Um Shilah Buff my homie,
my g recipes Tech from the Real World Hawaii season.
We were going around the city and people in St.
Louis knew there are a lot of people in town
for the celebrity basketball tournaments, like, oh, there's Technic, there's
there's Ercle or whatever, and they're like, oh, that's that
white boy from Holes and like and then at the

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clubs they were like, who are you? Was like, I'm yeah,
you know, I'm modeled for like Sean Sean John sweats
a vlure suit on with the fucking headband. Okay, check
the check the technique from that year, and I was like, yeah,
you know, I work with Sean and they're like, oh
my god, that's so great. That well, I for a
while I had to because then, like you know, a
like as a you were method about your lot. I

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was method, And then slowly I was like, no, maybe
I am. I cannot. I can't imagine the pressure of
being that young and having that many famous friends. I
feel so like unemployed were growing up in l A.
You're just kind of like, nah, man, these are people
who are gonna feed me, They're gonna pay for these drinks. Yeah,

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yeah and see and then and then I had enough
self delusion, tell myself, Man, I'm better than these motherfucker's anyway.
Am I on a show? No, but I'm better. Yeah,
you're just waiting, you're picking your spot. Yeah, that's what
that's called. The ego is an amazing thing. Uh. And
the last story we're gonna talk about is the story
I can't wait to talk about. One of my favorite
scams that I've heard about. Dude in Argentina is convincing

(07:06):
people he's a sorcerer and what he's doing with that
power is evil but very basic, very basic, but very
basic scam, very effective playing on the love lorn. But first,
the reason we like to task our guess. What is
something from your search history that's revealing about who you are? Um,
it's I look up a lot of furniture. Okay, yeah,

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it would like whether it be like a vintage or
just rugs or I just like to make my house
look nicer than everyone else. Okay, what what are we talking? Okay,
like mid century modern, but everything's tough diad like deep
gimtone fabrics, but lots of woid in marble, but not

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enough marble to call me Persian. Yeah, you don't have
any columns yet. No, God, that's a totally different genre. God,
mid century modern, love of God. No lions, no, no,
no animals in my house that aren't alive, like a
gold gold cheetah gold plate to cheetah. No, I don't
do like hands on the wall. I don't like anything
like that. Every Yeah, lots of lots of furniture where

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you buy used, you buy used, you buy new, Um,
actually buy new because I'm awful, but so my favorite
place settings HD butter cop and buy a lot of
furniture there. Yeah. Hey, I'm just trying to go fund
me so I can get a EAMs chair holiday. Well,
i'll give what's your favorite piece of furniture that you

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have in your house. I'm gonna say it's my couch.
It's it's an orange the mid cent dream modern tufted
couch and it's like a giant rectangle and I hate
the legs on it, but I don't change those. At
some point. Legs are changeable, you know, Legs are totally changeable.
Not oneople that. Unfortunately, you can tell me that every time.
What is something you think is overrated? Overrated? One direction?

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I said it, I mean just said, I'm sorry. What
did you say? Wonders overrated? Yeah? Alright? And the podcast
Miles Who's booking these people? Is overrated? Right? Did I
just say that? Like? Alright? Are you? I don't give me, bitch,

(09:19):
I got something to say. I just like, I don't
know like a lot of it, but it's most of
these like contrived bands, like girl bands, boy bands, Like
they're not the Backstreet Boys, they're not the Spice girls
and call me old school, but they're just not there.
I'm like where is the message because it's just falling
in love. We've already heard that I need something else?
So how would you elevate one direction to make them

(09:41):
that group? What do they about depression kids are actually
going through? Yeah? Because I don't really I'm like, are
we seriously going through this again? Because we have a
thousand songs about this, not even more than a thousand.
Every song is about fucking love, and I'm like, can
we have a song about my love for fro you know,
like you thought you don't a home? Where's the student loan? Okay?

(10:06):
Because that's the ship I want to hear about. I
would blast that ship. I was just talking to somebody
about I saw Harry Styles and the Wild recently, and
this person freaked out and I was like, what the
what happened? Like it's Harry Styles. I'm like, I don't
know what that means. He just looks like any lesbian
and West Hollywood. I was like the dude from Dunkirk. Uh.

(10:26):
And then then people got up. Then she got upset
and then told me about how the fan culture around it,
like the there are people called Larry's who shipped Louis
and Harry and I think that there's really long term
relationship there, right, And how motherfucker's go so as far
as to like hack family photos and shipped to try
and find the proof that these two were together. It's
and I was like, I don't have that much energy
for anything, right, Maybe have that much energy for like Zane,

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but he left. That was the only really hot one.
I'm like, okay, the rest of you, if I could
pass them on the same, I don't know. I think
he's just attractive and formally dating a indied don't know,
that's all I think anyone knows. And he has some
more tattoos the most, and that's enough being attractive and
dating ad that's a full time joke. Yeah, yeah, But

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do you think, I mean, do you think they're worse
than the Backstreet Boys? Or do you think we just
already had a back Street Boys? We don't need this.
It's not that we don't need anything else. I think
there's always room for something more, Like I love a
big believer in abundance, like more and more and more.
But make it better, just make it better, like do
it again, do it better. It's just like these remakes
of movies. Stop remaking movies that we're already fucking good.

(11:34):
Everyone's like, do hocus pocus. I'm like, na bitch, minutes
of pure fucking gold. Believe it a lot. If it's
not the original cast coming back for more, I don't
want to see it. Don't Jimmy better pull up in
that mood now. I don't want to see Kasey musk
Rays like pretending she's fucking Sarah Jessica Parker. That's gonna
piss me off. The one would be like Reese Witherspoon.

(11:58):
Who would be the who would play the best? She's
got us sharp chin. She could be a witch easily. Yeah,
she would be Jessica Chastain. So who would one? She's
just pretty enough, you know, it's like gorgeous. I love you,
but I mean like she's pretty, Like she's too pretty

(12:18):
to be like a too witchy witch. You have to
be the country one. What is something you think is underrated?
I'm gonna go ahead. I'm gonna keep it gay for
you guys. I'm gonna say, RuPaul, RuPaul, the person is underrated. Yeah,
just because everybody loves to talk ship or drag him
about the shit he says, he or she says. I
don't know where I'm going with these point now and police,

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I don't care. Look, I'm imagining him in and out
of drag. No. But um, I think he's totally underrated.
I think people really don't appreciate RuPaul's podcast one. I
have to shout that out. But um, he started like
a whole culture of like the community, like because drag
used to be made fun of. Like I was a
drag queen before I jumped the fence. Hello transgender woman here.
But I'm right No, but um, I was a drag

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queen for three and a half years and it wasn't
like a respected profession. We'd made like twenty bucks a gig.
Now these bitches are pulling thousands per gig, being flown
all over the world, and it is a it's like
a respected job. Yeah, Like if you see a drag
queen out, you're like, oh, ship, that bitch is going
to work. It's not why is that guy in a dress?
Change literally change a culture the way a culture shifted

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and have like a whole con around it, like a
drag un in both New York and l A. It's nuts,
Like how the fund did you just shift? Toxic masculinity
into everyone put on a fucking dress and it's kind
of working. And then make it international. Yeah, and just yes,
we gotta checks for you all over the world exactly
exactly because they have like a Thailand version too. But
it's not just gay people watching this, and that's the

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gag because you can't have ninety billion people watching a
show and it's all gays because guess we would run
the world at that point. Yeah, So it's definitely bigger
than that. So I think RuPaul's super fucking underrated. He
just changed the game and the culture is way way
better for you know, him being a conduit between that
culture and cure. And it was one of those things too,

(14:04):
like when when Rue was still doing like doing cameos
and things in films, people were like becoming more and
more familiar. They're like, okay, what's that? And I remember
that's when I was like, I forget what I was watching,
but someone told me to watching. Well, yeah, when he
was a health teacher and then like my dad or
someone's like, no, you've seen Paris is burning and what

(14:25):
is that? And they're like that's like the like the
o G documentary about like ball culture and drag culture
and I was like the funk like Willie Ninja, and
then voguing took my life away and to get man,
if you haven't seen these Vogue battles, get ready amazing. Yeah,
And we've talked before about how RuPaul was part of
the Athens Georgia r E. M B fifty two seen
like in the right and like, yeah, just always a

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part of like after after a while, when somebody is
just a part of like a culture defining scene, like
multiple times, it's like maybe there's something special about that person, right, Yeah, exactly,
there's a testament to you know, people who aren't just
gay who are watching because at one time I saw
kim Chi and I was like, I gotta flick it

(15:09):
up one time with kim Chi makeup games from another
plane at kim Che and she's hilarious too. She had
a really great tweet actually, and you guys have a
tweet question, but she had a tweet and it was
like she's I'm so sick of white people talking about
their bowel movements when someone's eating ethnic food, like oh
are you having curry? Oh, you're gonna have to go
to the bathroom after that. Oh, Brita, you're gonna for

(15:29):
go to the bathroom after that, And she said, don't
be mad at me because you're sensitive, asked dumb it
can't handle seasoning. I was because I was such a
good comeback. When someone thinks something like that, just genius.
See the whole culture ship. I'm like, thank you for
the tweets, thank you for all the queens I love
today because you're responsible for them. Essentially. How much slang?

(15:50):
Too so much slang? Finally, what is a mess? What
some of the people think it is true? You know
to be false or suspect to um something that people
think is true that I know to be false. That
milk is good for you, let's talk about that. I
was going to go in when we got to craft services,

(16:11):
but like, yeah, milk is not looking good for you adults.
Adult humans are not supposed to drink milk, like it
is food for baby cows to turn into big cows.
And so if you're defending milk, I'm like, Okay, drink
your milk, but I don't want. I don't want your
titty puss from a cow path fucking pass. It's disgusting.
I'm a pesky vegan, so I know everyone exactly. Everyone

(16:35):
that lives in l A, like doesn't live in l
A hates me right now listening to this to like,
fucking bitch, I'm like, whatever, I'll do. Yeah, I do.
I do like seafood, but I don't do dairy. I
don't do I don't even do bread. I don't eat
white food. So you just eat tuna and tuna fish. Okay,
I can eat anybody doesn't have to not have dairy

(16:57):
in it, which is pretty easy to come across, especially
if you shop a trader Jos. No, No, there's lots
of vegan cheese, super easy. It's good. Yeah. Yeah, the
diet on the pizza though, diet cheese and pizzas I
can't do. And you gotta find your brand. They have
their brands at home food, so you've gotta pay a

(17:18):
little more. But right, just right, you're gonna be fucking gun.
Which is so funny though too, because like, on one hand,
like some of the best vegan stuff is just so
chemically like built in a lab to mimic the thing.
And I'm like, but what I like that too, not
not to dress, not to say anything, we aren't, but
but I like that how much science goes into making

(17:40):
like vegan things sort of seemingly like because like, you know,
we eat impossible burgers a lot, and we like, I'm
addicted to them because they're just so good. But I'm like,
thank you to all the scientists who put hours in
the lab to try and make sure this thing is
cooking up a little bit like the beef, right, just
to fool your sense. It's one. I think it's a

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fun game of scientific progress. The sixties had the moon
landing and we have the impossible but exactly right. All right, guys,
let's get into the story today of I mean, this
is the this is the main story of the day.
I think Megan and Harry's baby, uh now has a name?
We have pictures? What is the name is Archie? But no,

(18:24):
please do it? Sorry, we talked about Archie. Is his
name Archibald? His name is Archie Harrison Mount Batton Windsor
that is Anglo Saxon is no, like overdoing it. Where's
Harrison from? I don't know, probably Harry. This is death
like literally Harry's son. Yeah, Oh, it's Prince George William No,

(18:48):
it's like two that's that's weird. But Archie, but maybe
Harry's real name is Harrison, and what you gotta take whatever.
I mean, I wish i'd give a funk about the
name because I'm a I'm like I said, Archie, though
I can't think there's a black Archie. I hope he
has red hair. What is he going to do? Red hair?
Archie Harrison, mount Botton windsor it's going to join a

(19:12):
country club? It is, Yeah, Well, I don't know. Megan's
always been like he's gonna grow up normal, I mean
as normal as you can with those rules. Like it
would be funny if they're like, look at Megan, Prince,
Harry and Archie. We're at Red Lobster again. If it
was like that, then I would be like, okay, like
I see what you're doing over here. I want to

(19:32):
see them eat with their hands at Red Lobster, right exactly.
And then like Megan's like taking off other people's plate,
off other people's tables to go yeah, she's actually really
I want to know. I mean, I'm curious how you
could I mean conceivably raise a child normally given these circumstances. Well,
he will be black, so right, It's hard. It's hard.

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To get any privileges when you're there. But they're probably
straighten his hair and ship and putting relax are in
or something. God, I hope not. I hope not. I
wanted to have a feeling they'll they're gonna let they're
gonna let that ship fly. But I don't. I just
don't know how you could like tell a kid, it's like, look,
you're the fuck your seventh in line to the throne,
but pick up your goddamn toys. I don't know, you know, yeah,

(20:18):
they where do they land? Because you know that they
they've insisted they want to stay out of like the
Capitol and just kind of keep it quiet because there
that's how they do it. But we'll see. Are they
moving to America? Wasn't that a rumor at one point? Yeah?
But look, we get all of our reformation from No
I want that reality show if they are in the valley,

(20:39):
living next door to drinking hills, out of suits, right,
all right, let's do that right right right? Um, and
then I can finally do my buddy comedy with Harry
But like, yeah, we got the same fucking birthday, bro,
do you ever smoke a backwoods before? And then it
all go, and Megan's like, I don't like my is

(21:00):
coming around so much. Harry. They're like, he's a cool
He's a cool bloke. This name though, I mean, after
promising to unite the UK and America with a name
and then giving the child the most British name that
I could possibly conceive of, I don't know, is it
the most what's the most British name you could think of?

(21:21):
I mean, if they if they put Fontleroy in there,
I would have I would say Harry Potter, Harry Potter.
Well they even have a Harry in there though, Harrison
Harry Harrison, Harrison Potter, Hogwart windsor yes, dumb. Yeah, uh,
I'm glad that I'm reducing all the things I know

(21:41):
about the UK down to Harry Potter. Honestly, that's a
whole another movement. Yeah, Crumpet would be. Now that's really
we're doing the stereotypical what American? Yeah right right, let's
talk about something that knowledge about some of we can't

(22:04):
speak knowledge. Yes, Watchman HBO series, looking Yeah, I mean
we've seen like a lot of montages where it's like
coming soon or this year, and we've seen glimpses but
now we have like a full minute twenty teaser. I
didn't know there's like an army of ror shacks. Yeah,
and this thing. But the one things you know, even
if you're not a fan, will look cool. Jeremy Irons
as an elderly Ozzy Mandius. Yeah, because it wasn't Azzi

(22:27):
Mandius like kind of younger like thirty. Yeah, but this
is like he's apparently it was described as an older
age or latter day Azzi Mandius or the character what
was his real name? So is this after the events
of the graphic novel? Possibly it must be, yeah, And
I don't and I haven't looked into enough to know
how it actually relates to because it's not a direct adaptation,

(22:49):
but it has a lot of the stuff in it,
so I don't know. And Trent Resiner is doing the score.
So that's that's good for about fift on your Rotten
Tomato meter. Yeah, with Atticus, because I mean the Social Network.
Don't you remember that score? That's that score was really good.
That movie is like this is nine neither Wow, this

(23:11):
is because if it was DC, it's a guaranteed. But
like Rotten Tomatoes and like, okay, let's let's not put
all our eggs in this back right right right, Like,
wait a minute, what's the dude's name who wrote all
those comics? Uh, Frank Miller, No, the guy who wrote
watch Man is sorry, I almost you could do that
without like DC our Marvel, Alan Moore, Alan Moore. Yeah, so,

(23:33):
oh no, my bad, it is d C. Good luck Watchman.
You got a lot to live up to. But see
they're doing it right, because they're like, don't make a
movie out of this. What I'm sorry, Engineer Dan is
over here throwing his hands up in Nerdville across the way. Check.
It's not like you can't look at us. I know

(23:54):
we're just doing in real time. But yeah, I mean
it's I think it would be tough to do. I
don't know if they if they've fully funked it up
like Warner Brothers d C style. Well, al Moore was
all about like he didn't use any of the pre
existing characters, like he made up his own, like and
he would always you know, when he would rewrite something

(24:15):
or write a series, it would always be like something
that was in the public domain. He didn't want to
funk with other people's properties. So like Watchman is basically
all characters that he created, and like there's there's like
the Owl or some ship that's like kind of like
Batman but not really Night Owl. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, look,
I always identify with Dr Manhattan. Yeah. Doctor Manhattan is

(24:39):
one of the great characters, just overly logical. It's like
Superman's lost his humanity because he doesn't He's like, I
don't understand. It's like Superman taken to his logical extreme, yeah,
where like he just can't think as a human being. Yeah,
and also gives everybody cancer when he has sex with
him speaking. Uh. And finally, the Sultan of Brunei. Uh

(25:11):
so George Clooney stuck his chest out. It was like,
I'm not gonna have drinks at this dude's hotels. And yeah,
well the Sultan of Brunei, you know, came out with
some fucking medieval punishment, basically saying that people who were
you know, uh, found to be engaged in any kind
of homosexual activity would be stoned to death. And yeah,

(25:32):
that was when George Clooney first, and like Elton John,
They're all like, we're not dealing with any of their
hotels because in l a like the Beverly Hills Hotel
and what Southern with the bel Air Hotel, I think
are both owned by the same time. I can't go Yeah,
gender people onside. I'm just they're like, you know about
the ownership, but like sorry, I'm gonna be stoned. Yeah
this uh. But then on top of that, actually JP

(25:55):
Morgan and Deutsche Bank actually told their staff to not
to completely cut ties from the the those banks doing
business with those hotels in any capacity to thing to
get any change, you have to hit people in the wallet, right,
So that's that's the only color that really matters. No
one's really racist because it could be rich exactly. No
one has a heart or morals. They just have a wallet, exactly.

(26:15):
That's really look like they said, what was it? And
Vanilla skuy there's a quote he's like my dad said,
they answered a ninety nine out of a hundred questions
is money? Wow? I love that you can quote Vanilla
s guy. That's right. I I don't felt like Cameron Diaz.
I'm like, you came in me. We're in loud Ah.

(26:36):
That's trash. Yeah, well that's all that's the only part
I remember. Actually, and the soundtrack it was better than
what I remembered. I think, cause I saw it when
I was like a teenager and I was like, damn,
that's deep. One of the most expensive shots in the
history of movies is uh the shot at the beginning,
Empty New York where he runs around through an empty
New York, And that was like they had to go
in at like six in the morning, empty out Times Square,

(27:00):
just so Tom Cruise could run around like a downma. Yeah,
it's even worth it. Yeah, sorry Tom, Yeah, not for that.
But that's not to say that even despite the announcement though,
in brune I, like there's still like LGBT citizens in
brune I still face all kinds of punished of course,
like if they're never out of the woods. Like I'm

(27:20):
gonna start like a charity where I just pluck LGBT
people from around the world and bring them to like
an island. It sounds like a concentration CAMPU only there's
there's a tiki Bar's like fantasy island. Yeah, we're gonna
make it way prettier. Everyone's a designer. It's great, you know,
it's it's it's gonna the prom is gonna solve itself.

(27:40):
We're gonna take your gaze and we're gonna make wherever
we live better. Yeah, give me your sick you're tired,
your gaze. Yeah, give me your alms. Actually, all right,
we're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back.

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And we're back. And the New York Times has been
digging and they finally got some of Trump's tax returns.
They got ten years in a row. So this is
this is pretty important because we've had like one isolated
one or a couple isolated ones in the past. Part Yeah, yeah,

(28:23):
they got ten years straight. And it was the ten
years when Trump was like basically becoming famous for being
a rich person and being like a very successful business person.
So what's the late eighties to into thee And what
they found is basically, when he was becoming famous for

(28:44):
being one of the richest people in the world, he
was actually losing more money than any American way he
has the title in he lost an excess of two
hundred and fifty million dollars, which appears to be quote
more than double any other individual US taxpayer in an

(29:07):
annual I R S sampling. So he was twice as
bad at making money as the second worst business person.
So it's just, yeah, he got famous for being the
opposite of what he actually is. He's like the perfect
example of fake it till you make it right, and
he hasn't really made it. But I like, my mom

(29:27):
taught me this when I was younger and being made
fun of before I got popular. Yeah, but I listened
to her because I listened to her. She said, Honey,
people believe what you want them to believe. If you
start acting cool, they'll think you're cool, and just you don't,
you will really just not care what they think, and
then they'll just start thinking of you. And so that
literally worked for Donald Trump. Like he's just I'm rich,
I'm rich, and everyone's like he's rich. Are we just

(29:50):
pairing like sucking morons? I don't know. Nobody thinks on
their owner things to fact check anything these days. But
luckily that we live in the age of the Internet
and people are fact checking and we are finding his taxes,
so luckily we're seeing the truth. But how many people
are gonna listen to the truth when it comes election
time like this? That's terrible with money and very very bad.
He's terrible with his own money. Why the fund are
we giving him our taxes. This is awful just for

(30:10):
him to give it away to other rich people. So exactly,
he's helping the wealthy out and maybe because he's he's
always wanted to be one of them, and he's like, hey,
you see what it did. Maybe I'll think of me
is rich now? Maybe not. I know, you guys used
to laugh at me when I would steal dinner roles,
right like that. But I mean it really it does

(30:30):
blow up the whole myth about him being a successful
business person. I mean the fact that you would lose
what they said over this whole pods like a billion,
billion and a half dollars or something over a billion dollars.
And then so despite that, right, we're looking these tax
returns dead in the fucking eye. The explanation is what
he's doing it for sport, so he wouldn't have to
pay taxes basically. Okay, So on one hand, you're either

(30:53):
admitting you're like yo, brous billion and a half dollars
or you're saying I defrauded the government so I don't
have to pay taxes, right, So when was it bad?
At it? I would go with the lost billion dollars?
Think so I would evade jail time, right right, right,
I'm terrible, man, Yeah, I'm the worst. I'm absolute garbage. Now,

(31:15):
now we are saying that, you know, we have this,
we we can look at it, like, how does anybody
deny this? How do his supporters like get their mind
around the fact that this person who they've just thought,
you know, was King Midas Everything he touches turned to goal.
How do they get their mind around the fact that
he is a complete funk up and bad at the

(31:35):
exact thing they gave him credit for being good at.
We have a clip from Fox News. Yeah, here we go.
They realized he's a billionaire. He was campaigning on the
trail with his plane behind him. That's as big as
a Delta jet with his name on it. It is.
It's we can't even fathom that kind of money. So
I'm sure that they if you have that kind of money,
you look at tax laws. You you buy things to

(31:57):
take a loss so that you make more the next year.
But that's out how most of us think. So I
think it's interesting to read this article. It's interesting to
see that he had a twenty nine million dollar boat,
or that he had this big boat. Yeah, but I
don't think it's going to sway anyone poles more. Actually,
these figures out for twenty and thirty years ago. I
think you know, when you hear people in Congress Sat
were trying to get ten years worth of his tax returns,

(32:19):
it's the last ten years to figure out, you know,
was there any involvement with anybody and the Russians anything
like that? How did he make his money? Did he
pay any taxes? That's what a lot of people would
wonder about. It is an interesting look though, at how
New York City real estate developers worked in the eighties
and the night and anything. You read this and you're like, wow,
it's pretty impressive. All the things that he's done is

(32:41):
byond what most of us could ever. Yeah, so I
maybe people love white people. If he was Mexican, oh man,
if he was Asian, like I thought they knew they
were good at maths. I'm Asian. I'm thinking that joke,
But hey, what are you gonna do? He He's It's
pretty impressive. It was was how they chose to make

(33:06):
sense of that because he has big planes and big boat.
That was we're so broke that we can't even understand
what it means to lose a billion dollars, So that's
not really a bad thing because because they kept saying like,
we'll never know, and then they posited this version where
he like would lose money this year, presumably so he

(33:26):
could then make more money next But we have ten
years in a row. That's the that's the problem with
that theory. Were consistently losing money every year. Every year,
he's losing more and more money than anybody else in
the country. He is bad, but then he didn't make
more the next year. But because it keeps going down
until the early nineties when he had to declare bankruptcy.

(33:49):
I just don't understand how people like that stay afloat,
because if I lose I don't know my rent. I
don't know how the hell did he have any place
to go, Like if all of your money is called
up in assets, because he's clearly cash poor because you're
in like billion billion dollars with a debt, you know
what I mean. So it doesn't I don't understand how
that still works for you. Well, I think that's where

(34:11):
he's able to either some you know, obviously dark financial maneuvering.
I was going to say that things. These are just
the taxes that are reported, like all the embezzlements that
had to happen for you to be able to keep
everything that you own. Uh, let's really talk about that. Also,
how did you get out of that billion and a
half dollar hole? Right? You know, like where that is
that revenue from? Did he? Because the Apprentice wasn't that good?

(34:36):
But you know when you see him like selling you know,
mansions to Russians for like double the value and things
like that, you're like, oh, very standard money laundering technique, right,
or if you see like even just you know, when
we look at the Trump Tower Moscow deal, like that
was a thing that would have been the biggest deal
he's ever closed in his entire career, his entire life.

(34:56):
And you look at someone who has been in the
fucking toilet for over probably in decades for really being
real about it, then you could begin to see, like,
what what the fund is really going on with this dude.
It's a broke, desperate man trying to do whatever you
can to stay afloat. You can only imagine what kind
of dark shit he wandered into. Yeah, he has to
be genuinely like delusional to like I think he believes

(35:16):
everything he's saying because he's just going with it. I
had him to breakdown as the same person. Ye yeah,
I mean yeah, most. But I guess when you're you know,
when you're so used to being wealthy and like you
have this privilege that help keeps you afloat, like it's
easy to kind of keep gaslighting yourself into being like, yeah,
if you inherited half a billion dollars, then it's easy
to lose a billion and be like, yeah, you know,

(35:39):
it's we we keep moving sport. I did it for sport.
I'm broke for sport, the champion of brokenness. I can
live all that, all of that money, and his hair
still looks like that. I know that's not the subject
we're talking about, but you keep doing the voice and
I keep seeing the hair. I can get you a
great wig, guy, or just like fucking you know, get
the proper plugs or some sh it. Rather than you're

(36:00):
you have money, you have the money. I don't understand
why don't you care about how you look? You're so well,
I'm so wealthy. But the wind is my greatest enemy,
the wind and rain, wind and rain. But yeah, I
mean people are asking, Like, I think the version of
the you know, hunt for Trump's tax returns is the
way that it's being portrayed the conservatives is it's just

(36:22):
like harassment and trying to embarrass him, and it's like embarrassed. Like,
first of all, yes, it should be embarrassed, because but
there's also the fact the things Myles was talking about,
there's all sorts of shady business dealings. He there's an
entire emoluments clause that's supposed to make it so that

(36:42):
the president of the United States doesn't have like financial
ties to foreign powers, and this one has. There's a
lot of smoke saying he doesn't, and it's weird that
he won't. He's the first president ever not to release
his tax returns. Like it's I don't know, Man's like
the double standard is just wild. Yeah, it's like any again,

(37:05):
if you're innocent and you have evidence that fully exonerates you,
you would be fucking screaming from them, Yeah look at
my tax returns, but there ain't shipped in there. So
just from a logic standpoint, to even try and be like, oh,
it's the shame thing they're trying to do, and he
just doesn't want to go into that. I think is absurd,
especially given now all the things we've seen about the
Mueller Report. And back to your point that you said

(37:27):
about just saying a thing over and over and people
are parroting it, like for the tax returns is like
I'm rich. But now when we go into the election
interference aspect, he just kept saying collusion, collusion, collusion, and
he did a very good job because we were pulled
into or not. I guess the reporting in the mainstream
media just became about did they was there collusion or
no collusion? And now with how you know, Trump has

(37:49):
just basically claimed executive privilege over the entire Mulle report,
the thing that quote unquote fully exonerated him. He does
not want to share with the public by any means.
And I don't see how that's to anybody indicates that
this person is innocent. And I don't buy, like, oh,
they just want to take another stab at it and
it's all bullshit. But again, I think the problem with

(38:09):
even talking about the Mother Report. And on Wednesday the
Judiciary Committee is like, you know, they're gonna find Bill
Barr in contempt of Congress. That's fine, but it puts
all the focus on Bill Barr, who's just a patsy
and all of this, and we're actually of we're not
actually talking about the bigger thing, not even collusion, is
that the president of the United States worked with a

(38:31):
foreign adversary to undermine an election. Now may not be
collusion or whatever, but even in the Mother reportin repeated yeah,
there's no criminal conspiracy, but repeatedly in the Mother Report
says that they knew that they would benefit directly from
this interference and still did nothing because they knew it
would help them. If that, on its face, isn't like, Yo,

(38:51):
why isn't that the issue? Because you can actually like
you can point to that evidence. You don't have to
talk about a criminal conspiracy. You can say you knew
this was going on. You did to say anything? Are
you like this? You're running to be the president of
the United States. And then we see all this other
ship like he's on ninety minute phone calls with Putin
and not warning him about interfering in this election. You
just know, it's like that on its face to just

(39:13):
stink to everybody, this is the power of celebrity. It's
really dangerous about the fame monster for a reason, like
it is a monster. But people are so obsessed with
the power of celebrity, and they love having a celebrity
president because they want something to watch, and you know
it's always going to be dramatic. People are addicted to
the fucking drama and it's killing them because all these
broke people are the ones voting for him, and he's

(39:35):
not looking out for their best interests. And I think
that really concerns me about him having the tax returns out?
Are is this going to make him eligible on the
ballot in Jersey where he was kind of voted off
he could he could not legally be on the ballot
in Jersey. They they put a bill in the past
or something and because he they said, unless he shows
his tax returns, he cannot appear on the ballot. And

(39:57):
they were about to do that too in California and said, now,
like shit, so is he in the ballot now? Like
just because we saw it? But he still was working
with Russian side. I think it's because they wanted to
see the version that of the years that they believe
are relevant, because this is like a journalistic report, all
of them. Yeah, and now you have like Steve Manuchin,
who was at the Secretary of Treasury saying, oh, I

(40:18):
can't show you those like that's not even your call.
So at every level we have people trying to defend
this president. But again putting the emphasis on these other people,
I think is a little bit. It's it's misguided because
at the heart of it, you have the person who's
sitting in the Oval office is someone who had worked
against the principles of this, you know, supposedly representative democracy.

(40:39):
We have everyone everyone around you is getting criminally indicted,
like like they're all going to jail, they're all getting
like getting fine time everything. There is a heart around this,
like in the center of this body. So like can
we cut the ship? Like, can you cut the ship
and get the heart out? It doesn't make any sense.
It's it's all based six ship watch the s I right,

(41:02):
Like this is basic. Man, we need Horatio? Yeah and here, yeah,
we just need sucking. What was my man's doing his
crossword puzzles? What was this thing? Was he good? He
did the New York Times crossword puzzlers? No, what's horatio?
I'm just talking about Horatio sunglasses sunglasses Horatio David Cruso. Yeah, yeah,
career um cruise in New York. No. I mean he

(41:28):
had that moment when he was like, fuck you m
Y P D. Blue, I'm gonna be a movie star. Right.
It took that sunglasses off and he's like, and I'm
in jade and could I come back on that? Sorry?
All right, let's talk about Zello real quick. Yeah, you
love Zello. I think every day, at various points in
my life, I've been addicted to Zillo. Is very interesting

(41:50):
to just track every house's like value around you. And
but it turns out like someone they're they're doing some
things that suggests they have their eyes on a bigger prize. Yeah,
because right now, we have so many apps. Right it's
all about ease. You know, book a vacation within five minutes,
all from your phone, best price guaranteed, Buy or sell

(42:12):
a car in twenty minutes. You know, get a home
loan in eight seconds, you know, ship like that, and
the slowly we've made these processes much easier, which is
great on some level. But you know, there are companies
like open Door which want to make your house like
make the process of selling your house very easy, where
it's like put your ship on our app. We can
try and get you an offer within four days or whatever.

(42:33):
You cut the real estate agents out or whatever, just
do it through us, blah blah blah um. And but
they're looking at the more of the sale end of
the transaction, and Zilo is looking more now at the
purchasing side of the transaction, which because before they have
like they in the app, I know, you can try
and get like a home loan and things like that,
but they acquired last year Mortgage Lenders of America. So

(42:53):
now they are going to begin also being the people
who are financing the purchase of homes on their app. Now.
Now while it all seems easy, right, like, there's there's
something about like the process of buying a home that's
very like laborious and makes people like really think about
because buying a home is the most significant investment a

(43:15):
person is going to make in their life unless you're
Donald Trump and you're so rich you can buy so
many properties. But like, let's be real, and even now
when we're living in a we're living in an age
where people's wages are stagnant and the home prices are rising,
and that sort of disparity has allowed for a lot
of corporate landlording. You know, like a lot of banks
have come in, like in Charlotte, North Carolina. It's like

(43:35):
really bad. There's a lot of banks that own homes,
they're just renting them out. They're gentrifying these areas, and
it's pushing people who don't have the incomes into areas
that are making even harder for them to find work.
And it just exacerbates a general problem we have with housing.
So that's why a lot of people are kind of
looking at Ziones like, oh, are they gonna begin sort
of getting in this world that? Yeah, And I think

(43:56):
that's why, you know, just in general, I think Zilo aside,
when we look at sort of this new trend after
the recession of like banks and investment firms coming in
to buy private properties, renting them, jacking the rents up,
and keeping people out of houses, that's a huge issue
to really kind of keep our eyes on. And also
when you think about anyone who's a first time home buyer.

(44:16):
You let's say you want to put a bit in
on a house and there's a bank that comes in
that has cash on hand and they can actually give
up and put something more than you can. You're gonna
lose to the bank every fucking time. So this is
something to keep Ryan on how this sort of market
is evolving to to begin like saying like, oh, these
kinds of things while they seem like they're easier, or
while it seems like, oh, well, the bank's coming in

(44:37):
and buying these just distressed houses and making them nicer
and making the neighborhoods nicer. There's also a very very
significant impact on home ownership in the housing crisis. Home
Ownership is a big way that that America built its
middle class basically, and then you know, have kept people
out of the middle class with redlining. Also, but the

(44:57):
fact that after the financial crash, which was like a
lot the real estate market was heavily involved, that like
the only people who got bailed out where the banks,
and they started buying up all the real estate. It's
taking a like that is hurt in the middle class
as much as fucking anything that conservatives point to, and yeah, man,

(45:19):
it's scary. And then and then when you tie in
the whole everything being consolidated because ease of use on
your phone, like the same way that like Facebook, it's
for some reason like these these companies that can reach
us through our phones have a way of just consolidating everything,
just like breaking it down into like very uh you know,

(45:40):
taking all the small pieces and just like owning it all.
So yeah, Zillo just we need to keep an eye
on them, I guess, I mean, really, Zillo side. You know,
we gotta get the wages right in this country. Yeah,
and address just you know, the predatory banking and all
that other ship. But you know, like as well just

(46:01):
complain about all the ship at the time. No, it's weird.
I think it's just so weird to be like like
I live on a pretty developed street. I live in
mid City, and it's like they're building it up a lot,
and um I live more like new apartments, but like
there's so many empty fucking apartments, like so many there's
empty townhouses the next block over like all like super news,

(46:21):
super amazing. But like I'm it's just so weird to
see like homeless people walk by stuff, and I'm like
the housing prices are so high, like it just doesn't
make any sense. Like my rent is ridiculously high, and
it's to the point to where even people that could
afford it, or even like what who do you think're
gonna rent this? Literally, like what the funk? Like, it
was really hard for me to even get in an

(46:43):
apartment because it's so competitive, even just in the rental market,
because if it's just me, okay, like I want to
live by myself. So when I was going up against couples,
I could make just as much as they do. I
can make just as much as they do as two people,
but they'd rather have two people on the lease with
two incomes. And so I was getting out by all
these people, and I was like, this is bullshit, Like
this is absolute bullshit because I gave you everything you

(47:04):
asked for and like I've got the money, and then
you still can't live anywhere. You're like, what the fuck?
And so it's already competitive enough. And so when I
look at like the amount of homelessness and like my
friends who all have roommates but make like a hundred
thousand dollars a year, I'm like, what the fuck is
very what the fuck? Well, that's I mean, because we
still we don't treat housing as like a right or

(47:25):
home ownership is like not that it has to be
like a inalienable right, but it needs to be something
that anyone has access to, and I think it's now
just looked as an investment opportunity, and you have people
who buy houses who have no fucking care for the
community that they're buying the home, and they're just like, hey,
I could buy up this block and just begin making
a lot of money rather than looking at the neighborhood

(47:45):
with the impact I'm having on the people that live there.
Um and so yeah, I mean I think that's just
sort of this is all just part of late stage
capitalism as we get into it, and it will only
get worse. Yeah, eat the rich eventually. Yeah. Somebody had
a tweet, uh a key a k K I tweeted

(48:05):
price a leaf of bread in nineteen seventy seven thirty
two cents two thousand, nineteen a dollar ninety six median
income aged thirty five nineteen seventy seven thirty four thousand,
two thousand, nineteen thirty four thousand. So our wages aren't growing,
but the cost of living is. Wait, that was even
adjusted for inflation. Yeah, inflation. Yeah, I mean that makes sense.

(48:27):
Everyone should be terrified. Well, and that's why people need
to take candidates seriously that are actually making this part
of their platform, you know, not just the Joe Biden's
of the world who like, hey remember Obama, Like that's
not enough, bro, because Obama wages were still fucking stagnant.
My man. Right, I saw everyone tweeting about that level
of words used based on how angry you are when

(48:47):
you say, my man, you've had it man. Yeah, but
you know, like that's why when you look at like
the policies of Elizabeth Warrener Bernie Sanders, like there, they
understand the existential threat there is to just regular people.
And that is something that really needs to be taken
seriously because I don't think everybody like people want to
be able to own homes, establish wealth so they can

(49:08):
their families can thrive, not for fucking bankers. My man,
my good man. All right, we're gonna take one more break.
We'll be right back, and we're back, and we just

(49:28):
wanted to take a moment to check in with one
time FED nominee Stephen Moore, because he is telling the
right what happened to him basically. Yeah, I mean, look,
we all know that our our podcast was the one
to ultimately sway him to pull his nomination out of
the running or That's what I tell myself a long

(49:51):
while I wear my Sean John Volora outfit and look
into the mirror with my head band on. Um. But
you know, he now he's he's doing his tour of
conservative radio and TV to really get you know, his side,
you know, not the actual story about how we just
saw all this misogynistic bullshit coming out for after decades
of cracking racist jokes and things like that, and making
him a holly unfit candidate to be on the FED board.

(50:14):
Not to mention that he had like wacky ideas about
going back to the gold standard. Was a self admittedly
was like I'm not really an economist, Like, ok, bro,
that that should be it. But why then are you
here then? But the truth is, and as we all know,
like whenever conservatives have to explain their racism or sexism
or whatever is um it is and accountable, they always go, oh,

(50:35):
you know, this is just the left attacking you. You
know what I mean, this is this is all bullshit.
They're just trying to attack my characters. All character assassination.
The way they held these receipts up in the sunlight,
it's character assassination. So listen to him so he went
on the Great Sebastian Gorka, remember that wicked piece of
shit his radio show. Uh, to really get his take
out real quick on you know what what the real

(50:56):
what really went down with all this ship? So you
said politics are personal to truction and our side needs
to be prepared for this, We need to gear up
for this. These are not you know that we You
st always have this debate. Our liberals just stupid or
the evil? And I don't know after this, I think
they're stupid and evil. Yeah, they can be both at
the same time. And at the end of the day, Stephen,
it doesn't really matter because the end result is the same.

(51:18):
They wish to destroy people for political purposes, and they refuse.
They refuse, as you have pointed out, whether it's in
your field, economics, whether it was mind, natural security, they
refused to debate the policies. No, we don't have to
get to the policies because we're going to the character
of the person first. It's irrelevant. If your character is fucked,

(51:40):
you shouldn't have no you have no you have no
place being in a position of power influence. If you
have fucked moral character, you have in your you're just
an unscrupulous fucker and you're not looking out for everyone's
best interest. Yes, you have to rule over everyone, so yeah,
versus like, yeah, you're unqualified, versus talking about Oh, I
wrote some Joe columns about like what women doing in basketball? Right?

(52:02):
That was a joke, guys, come on, right, So he
went on actually went on MSNBC talking to Ali Velshi,
and Ali Velshi was like trying to explain it was like, yeah, look,
I get what you're saying, is like, but there's a
problem when you're talking like that and you're seeking position
of power supposed to be representing a lot of people, right.

(52:26):
And then he's like he's like, look, bro, you made
some fucking dumb ass racist jokes, but we'll just call
that racism. Don't have to soften it by saying racist joke,
just racism and also really deeply misogynistic, problematic shit. Um.
And then again Stephen Moore baby coming up with a
real good solution to maybe something that would have kept

(52:47):
him in the running. The point is people need to
be convinced that somebody on the Federal Reserve Board doesn't
have a view of women. And I will simply say
that you know, um, those were humor columns. Maybe they
weren't funny. Some of them were funny, some of them weren't.
And you know, I I apologize for it. I don't.
I think there should be a statute of limitations on

(53:09):
saying stupid things as I did, you know, in these
and by the way, some of those were in Christmas
letters that we sent out to our friends and family
that were just meant to be humorous. And again, you know,
I can't change what I said twenty years ago, but
I think most women who know me will almost understand.
We'll say that I am not a sexist almost all
of them, almost all of them. So who's that? Who's

(53:30):
who's that outlier? But what happened when your interacting revealing? Yeah,
almost all? You know what? You know, he's thinking of
the people who were like, I'm sorry, Mr Moore, this
is just aggressively sexist and I don't stand for it.
He's like, oh, come on, cut's it was humor column.
Don't make me grab you by the plus eighty. Come on.

(53:52):
I snapped your broth few times. And then I was like,
I made a comment about what do you need a
bra for? Because you're flat chested anyway, that's come. I'm
doing it, you know. No, If no, it totally is.
And again, just there should be a statute of limitations
for calling me out on my Come on, bros, just

(54:13):
have like women rule things for a while. Yeah, I
think guys have had their go. Sorry, look it's been good.
It's to rhy every time, like every time and anything.
Just fucking people like human beings. I'm ready for the
next plague. Yeah, I'm ready. Okay, it could take me out,

(54:34):
but at least there was some good that came about.
I do think about that though, just because of my
millennial nihilism, I'm always like, well I see the end
of the world, Like, am I gonna witness that ship
with my naked eye? Like, oh, here it comes. I
hope I have a drink, Like I just hope I
have a drink, Like, oh my god. The truest injustice
would be like, you're the last ship is gone and

(54:54):
you look at your like snap. I don't feels that. God. Well,
let's talk about some some scams guys, specifically a Argentine
man who is selling his service online pretending to be
a sorcerer that could cast a spell to bring you

(55:16):
the partner of your dreams. He would then take desperate
and love lorn people have them tape themselves doing a
magical ritual involving alcoholic candles, vegetables, and then graphic recitations
and sex acts being performed on the tape. And then yeah,
and then the second half is send me that tape,

(55:38):
send it to the I will now I see your
half of the ritual. I will do my half of
the ritual and extort you. Yes, it is essentially what
would happen. Honestly, anyone who believes this it coming. I know,
I know that's my party was like, damn, like really
taking advantage of these desperate people because it looks I
don't even send nudes to guys. I'm you can relate,

(56:01):
you could leak me. I'm like now and apparently like
because I think the Southern District of California's like federal
Prosecutor's office was like, you'll get this man over here
because it was happening to like United States citizens. So
he's now like in San Diego jail, answering for his extortion.
Its scheme, but it's just like it was over two

(56:24):
hundred victims in twelve countries, like even over what time
like frame over a few years, like maybe five years.
And it started off just kind of being like just
sort of like getting this stuff and being like all right,
give me, give me twenty bucks or you know, give
me a hundred bucks, and just doing that over and
over and then realize that some people were like of

(56:44):
sort of higher repute, so those people like then he
went for the gusto and said, you know, send me
two dty dollars or I will release all of this
ship out there to Facebook, YouTube, I'll tag it everywhere.
You will not able to get this ship down. You
had to see this coming, guys, the age of information.
Your information is getting out there if you put it

(57:06):
out there. I mean it's just one of the yeah oh,
and then saying like I'll put it on like the
porn sites or just everything, just a full core press tabloid.
So it was just you know, cret a holy fetish ritual. Yeah,
weeping people doing weird ritual sex. Yeah. But it's it's
just one of those things, man like sending a tape

(57:26):
like that on its surfaces. But that's where then I'm like,
then I think of the people who they are, so
focused on that. Then I'm like, damn, that sucks. Is
a temporary but very serious mentally, you've got to start
loving yourself. I love myself four times a day a lot.

(57:47):
Just kidding now, Like you've got to start loving yourself. Like,
everyone needs to start looking inward what they think they're missing,
because you're not going to help in a relationship. You're
gonna be needy as fuck, and you're not a whole
person on your own, so you shouldn't be with someone else, Like,
I don't know, just shade, sorry guys, no, but just
you know you didn't deserve to be extorted. Find that.

(58:07):
Find that validation inside first, because if you're looking for
it outside, you will never have it and you will
get extorted out of Argentina at the very least, yeah,
by the dumbest, Yeah, extortion. True power is within, so
when you let it exist outside of you, you have
no true power. So first rearrange the way you're looking
at yourself, your energy, and realize that truth sprouts from inward.

(58:29):
If you're looking for external validation, you will never have
truth because it will always be based on some flawed
individual's idea of who you are exactly and when you
love yourself, someone will come and rearrange them. Guys the end,
the here end. Uh resist when a pleasure having you?
Where can people find you find me? At Aristocrat on

(58:50):
all platforms? That's probably getting a lot of my one
direction hate mail? And I don't care. I'm too old
to cool. I don't think I can't imagine many one
direction standard in shock, I'll be I'll be interested to
see at Aristocrat on Instagram, Twitter, Tumbler, whatever, everywhere. And
is there a tweet you've been enjoying? Um? Oh, I

(59:14):
love Stormy Daniels, she said, she said, I I'm not
Someone said a horror. She said, I'm not a horror.
I have a friendly vagina about work. Like that's a comeback.
I I've ever seen one. I love Stormy? Uh miles,
where can people find you? Find me? On Twitter and Instagram?
At miles of gray? Uh? Tweet I like is from

(59:34):
Reductress yet again. This one is quiz which Game of
Thrones character would you fuck? Even if they were your sibling? Productress? Bitch,
someone's at work writing this, Yeah, geniuses, Genie, I right,
someone has a bachelor is to write that. Uh. Couple

(59:57):
of tweets I like warrior cup at Wyatt Privilege tweeted,
once Game of Thrones ends, we're switching the deathbedding pulls
over to travel Instagram people because and then he posted
a couple of pictures of like these people doing like
daredevil ship on Instagram. Have you seen that trend? Like
this ship they're like leaning out the window moving train.

(01:00:20):
That's called trying to get a fucking Darwin Award. Yeah,
Like I lack empathy for this. I don't feel sorry
for you when you talk about your tragic death. I'm
trying to take a selfie. Yeah, fucking moron than another one,
Like on the side of is she hanging off a cliff?
I've never loved someone that much. I don't love myself enough.
But they don't even love each other that much. That's

(01:00:42):
just them, right, like trying to be the do the
like romantic, the most romantic. We don't know. If they
don't love each other, I do. I'll just take a
pictures having unsafe sex with a strange are there? You go?
Look how risky? Look at me. I'm living on the
edge right I'm letting him finish. And then at mermam

(01:01:04):
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