HAMBERDER RIGHTS! Oscars So...Odd? 4.27.21

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shout out Brockton mass every day all the time. I
was just I'm not joking. I just watched I watched
a Little Poopy again over the weekend. Brockton legends. It
was an old video. I was telling I was, I
didn't tell us something. I thought of something that you
ever do this where you were going to offer something
in a conversation and then you don't say it and

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then you think of it later, like wait, I want
to explore that curiosity on my own, but I didn't
have the courage to say out loud. And then I
just watched the the first Little Poopy video. I'm like, yeah,
he has something going. Little Poopy was such a yeah.
That was That was a big local moment. Everyone was
so excited. There's like every one exciting thing happens in
Brockton every six to seven years. What's the what was

(04:14):
what's been since Little Poopy? And he was on the
Rap Life with Jermaine dupri The most the most recent
thing that's happened in Brockton. That everyone I know from
high school was really on top of was that they
filmed a couple of scenes from the new Adam McKay
movie about climate change in Brockton, and Jennifer Lawrence and
Timothy Shallow were making out in Brackton. That was pretty

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exciting for us. It's kind of fun because Brockton is
used in movies every once in a while, but it's
only used to be like, Hey, isn't this a fucked
up looking place? Like it's like the apocalypse. Yeah, Brockton
appears in the movie Detroit as Detroit it's a brock Olypse. Yeah,

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it's the brock Olypse now, but Brockton's misunderstood. It's the
greatest place in the world. And you know that because
the Timothy Shalloming was kissing there. You kiss just anywhere.
I don't think I missed Little Poopy, but he's is
he still out here? What what's I mean? I don't

(05:22):
know about a little Poopy in a while and adult pop. Yeah,
now he's like big Poopy. Yeah, he's compacted ship in
the Coleman like, I don't know what he is now,
but he's he's Mr. Yeah, Mr Mr feces. All right, Jamie,
as you know, we're going to get to know you

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a little bit better in a moment. First, we're gonna
tell our listeners a couple of the things we're talking about.
I just wanted to talk about David Grossman, the sheep
dog guy who uh continues to lecture to police precincts
and the FBI, uh, just across America, continues to be
very popular. He is the worst and just seemingly a

(06:07):
clear and present danger that eventually people will just be like,
oh wow, that's a bad idea, but they haven't yet.
We're gonna talk about how Joe Biden wants to take
your meat well, like to see you try mac uh.
We'll talk about the oscars. What was that? There's a

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writer on Twitter. Writer on Twitter, Kylie Briakman said that
the Oscars right now feel like if you got high
and had a weird dream about the Oscars and absolutely
my experience like, yeah, they were all in a train station. Yeah,
you know, it doesn't make any sense. We'll talk about

(06:50):
what the producers of that Brittany doc have in the
hopper for Justin Timberlake's ass and Jamie, before you get
to any of that, we'd like to ask you, what
is something from your search history? Weed? Wow? Okay, sorry
that was a little naughty show, but I guess you

(07:14):
know it's early. I've done this before, so I'm gonna
be professional about it and ignored him. Ignored absolutely embarrass yourself.
You adult, ignore him, Ji, He's a weed head my
search history. I'm about to say, the most horrifying thing

(07:35):
in the world. Okay, So I searched roller Rue or
either of you familiar with roller Rue? No? No, okay,
So roller Rue is uh? So okay, how do I
Roller Rue is a mascot for Skateland USA, which just

(07:56):
had a location clothes uh. And I have a guy
who d ms me on Instagram every time this is
like this. It has to do with Chuck E cheese Lore.
I have a guy who sends me links to like
secret auctions for when novelty businesses are closing. And so

(08:17):
I found out this skate Land was closing, and I
got into a bidding war with I don't know what
they were going to use, but I got into bidding
war over some mascot suits. I don't know who I
was in the bidding war with. I have maybe some
ideas um that we were going to use them for
different things. But I ended up in a bidding war

(08:39):
over these roller Roue mascot suits and I won, And
so now I have to I might take the head
down to show you guys, Uh the I have two
roller room mascot suits and uh, there it's what it
is is. It's like a nineties era. I don't know
what sort of animal he's supposed to be, maybe, but

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it doesn't look like it at all. He got like
confetti coming out of his head. Sometimes he wears flannel.
They don't wait, I'm gonna get the head hold on
procure the cranium. It's like, hey, he looks like it
looks like Coco video game guy. I don't really know

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like and now I thought I was just is his
hair pipe cleaners? His hair is like yeah, it's like, uh,
pipe cleaners with fabric on top of them, and they
just sprowling around. He's very scary. And they wouldn't let
you buy just one. You had to buy both or neither.
So two of them. And I was looking to see

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online if there was any like cannon for this character.
And the only cannon I could find is that he's
just an employee at Skateland USA, just a laborer, just
about a laborers skin. He's just about a regular. He's
just like us, but he's a gigantic maybe kangaroo with

(10:06):
pipe cleaner shooting out of his skull. And where's like
when you Google image search him, he is. He has
no consistent outfit like a normal person. He's sometimes he's
in a flannel unbuttoned. Sometimes he's in a tie tyed
T shirt. Sometimes he's dressed as a referee. Yeah, sometimes

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he's dressed in like Fourth of July clothes. Yeah, Uncle
uncle Sam drag. Yeah, there's been an evolution based on
a Google image search where roller Rue has had a
few iterations over the years. So on some level, I
feel like there is someone who did care enough about

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this character that we could find out more. I want
to know more. And it's like I would be happy
to drop everything and and and come up with some
can and myself if they need it, because it does
seem like he's been on a journey over these years.
And I had to we had to drive to uh

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to Northridge to pick them up, and we had to
like go into the the skate rink that was in
the process of being dismantled, and they were they had
all these great celebrity skates there. They had like a
skate signed by Wayne Brady that said I don't know
how to skate, but thanks for inviting me. It was great. Yeah,

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oh my god. So you kind of impugned the motive
of the person you were in the bidding war with.
You were like, I don't know what they wanted this for.
Can you speak to what you wanted it for? I
kind of can't. I haven't really figured out what I
wanted for. I think I'm going to use them in

(11:50):
a show at some point, because which is why I
only needed one. I was like, oh, I could definitely
use like a big goofy like unclear what this is
suit for a show down the line. So I was
sort of like, oh, I just wanted for that. But
now I have two of them, which feels more pointed,
and I had to get them dry cleaned and they

(12:10):
take up a lot of space. I don't know what
to do. What you do? You do the prestige, okay,
because now you've got identical roller Roos suits. You do
the prestige with roller You take advantage that you have
a double suit and just fuck the audience's head over
and be like that. I had like a bunch of

(12:33):
win once I found out I had to. It's like
you could do a shot for shot remakes of Mary
Kayt and n Ashley movie if you wanted to, Yeah,
you could have. I almost want to have like, uh yeah,
being a roller Roos suit for an entire show and
then just have a big egg on stage and at
the end of second roller Root no one sees that coming.

(12:55):
You know, there's a lot of possibilities. I don't know
when I'm going to be allowed to perform again. But
also this could be a really COVID safe way of
performing because I'm wearing basically a full hazmat suit in
the form of roller Roof. I don't know. I would
test that theory by going somewhere with biohas. I'm good,
I got this roller roof. No no, no, you need

(13:17):
a ventilator what no, no, no, he's got like he's
got a little net thing on it. Just taking down
this fiberglass insulation with hand by with just our hands. Cool,
I'll rip it out. Let me just put my put
my breather on it's a roller roof. Speaking of breather,

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you said that you had to get it dry cleaned,
but what did it smell like it? It didn't sound
good and it didn't smell good. It just like job.
It smelled like sweat and breath, and like, I can't
I can't imagine like having to roller skate around in
this suit because it's hard to even walk around in
and having having a tail. Just just fox up your

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center of gravity completely right. It's like it's like wearing
a microphone from an open mic, stand up night breath. Yeah, yeah,
but you're inside of it. Now, you're inside the microphone.
The good news is that I got an incredible deal
on that. Yeah yeah, yeah. What is something you think

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is overrated? Something I think is overrated? That is probably
connected to what we're going to talk about with the
oscars later, is displacing unhas people and disabled people to
put on the oscars at a train station. Yeah, oh
I can wow. I didn't even think about what Union
Station must have looked like for them to be like,
get out of here. We got fucking celebrities coming through.

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It sucked. There was a lot of good local reporting
about it over the weekend that what one is specifically
as alyssa Walker who's amazing, but yeah, she was talking
to people who lived in apartment complexes nearby. There's like
a number of disabed old people who live in the
area who like need the access of the fucking train

(15:05):
station to get around, and instead it was like, you know,
an eight block run around just to get to the
train or just to get to right with like no shuttles,
know anything. And so there was just there were like
a number of people, um that were just completely like
you know, at least a week where they just like

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couldn't access services that are you know, should be a given.
So that sucks, but it was It was interesting too
because there was also a union discussion going on around
Chateau Marmont this week, where I believe there were like
other oscars. It was it was kind of confusing watching
the broadcast because I think they were shooting at a

(15:47):
number of locations in l A but kind of trying
to make it seem like it was all the same place,
which is you know, clearly wasn't. But Chateau Marmont employees
who have been trying to form a union for some
time flew uh, what do you call it? Like skywriting?

(16:07):
They write it with the sky or they were flying
pulling a banner. It was a banner. It was it
was like a plane banner demanding that they be able
to unionize over the oscars yesterday. So that was pretty cool.
But yeah, it's just like with any of these events,
people are displaced, and especially where there there were, uh,
you know a number of people pointing out how like

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you know, nomad Land is a movie about unhoused people,
and unhoused people were displaced for that movie to have
gotten an award at a train station. You're getting distracted.
But Chloe did see the movie. If it's like, oh no,
we lost sight of what any of these things are about.
It's so it's it's just like it's very bleak. It's

(16:51):
such a it's so frustrating. Uh, and I'm glad that
it was at least reported on, but yeah, just I
don't I don't, I don't get it. But yeah, Alyssa
Walker had great reporting on it. And hopefully I want
to hear more about the Chateau Marmont union's unionization efforts
because I don't know that much about it. The worst

(17:12):
stories about the Chateau. I'm like right there. The people
who don't live in l A wouldn't know this, but
there was a massive, hours long dog fight in the
sky between the Goodyear blimp and that Union Union plane
was pretty cool. Hold on, um, what is something you

(17:34):
think is underrated? Oh? This one is fun. Caitlin and
I just rewatched this outside in my backyard for the
first time in years the other weekend. Uh. It's an
animated movie called The Legend of Titanic. Uh. It's free
on YouTube. It's the greatest ship you'll ever see in
your entire life. It was made like four countries made it,

(17:59):
like the It came out the year after James Cameron's Titanic.
It's a cartoon that combines like four different movies. It
has like basically the same love story from Titanic, but
also there's mice on the boat and it kind of
has this five all Goes West vibe And then in
the movie spoiler alert, Uh, there's the reason the Titanic

(18:21):
sinks is because a rich guy's butler intimidates sharks who
live in the ocean, and the sharks dare a gigantic
octopus named Tentacles to throw an iceberg in front of
the Titanic. Tentacles throws the iceberg, then realizes the error
of his ways, and when the Titanic, of course hits

(18:45):
the iceberg right then, Tentacles so goes, oh no, I
can't believe what I've done, which is also how he talks,
which is really funny. And he he sounds like those
dead bodies. He sounds like no. See, that's the best
part of the legend of the Titanic. Tentacles, using his gigantic,
scary Musli octopus arms, holds the Titanic together and everybody lives,

(19:11):
no one dies. It's the greatest story ever told. Oh
my god, And that is my octopus teacher Teacher's tentacles.
The Captain's on like the edge of the ship, and
it's like he, I don't know, everyone famously dies, but

(19:31):
he really famously dies, and Tentacles goes, oh no, and
he likes the captain up with this little creepy tentacle
and puts them in a life bummer. Don't go down
with the ship. I feel so guilty for throwing that iceberg,
are you? It's so good And that movie is part
of the Tarantino verse. Where Hitler got assassinated and the

(19:56):
Titanic never never sunk is a little different. That's awesome, Uh,
I would what if there were a time travel thriller?
What do you think the Titanic not sinking? How does
that reverberate through our time? Oh? Like how fucked? Like anyway,

(20:19):
just a thought experiment. What happens if the Titanic doesn't sink?
Titanic is like the Titanic sinking? Also, wasn't that like
a Q and on talking point for some time too
of like the Titanic sunk because bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. I'm
pretty sure they managed to get Titanic involved into the quniverse.

(20:44):
I think we'd all live on cruise ships right right.
We don't learn oh like I think we never learned.
Like at that point, then it's another lesson about like
Man's hubrists about like technological marvels that were Whistler like yeah,
it's all good hopping at Zeppelin by me, nuclear powered

(21:04):
submarines and like, yeah, the nuclear war happened, nuclear armor
getting happened. That's why we all live on these giant
crucial because the Titanic didn't go down. Yeah, so actually yeah,
tentacles would have done a huge disservice to right, you
ain't my octopus teacher? Selfish? What is my octopus teacher?

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And like that was one of those things where I'm like,
you know what, I don't want to know. It was
tentacles the only octopus I've ever learned anything from. I've heard,
I've heard it's actually really good. Yeah I haven't seen it,
but I don't know. All I saw was like, Okay,
we get it. You held hands with an ocopus next
next the octopus. That's my favorite, uh tradition of Oscars,

(21:55):
of watching the Oscars is being dismissive of ship. That
is probably pretty good. Yeah, yeah, because I will get it, asshole.
It's almost like no, like it's actually like you think that,
but it's actually compelling. And I'm like, I'm sure it is.
But where I'm sitting high, it looks like you just
holding hands with octopus. Right, I didn't. That was one

(22:15):
of the parts that I missed of the ceremony was
the my octopus teacher guy getting the award. But apparently,
who is a fucking freak and we do not need
things like this on TV. Tentacles is a It's like
a teddy bear that lost all its fur and then
groot tentacles. He has a dog nose. He's kind of

(22:36):
this like squishy fleshy, looks like an exposed muscle kind
of yeah. The head is that of a fetus. The
body is muscular in a way that octopus bodies are not,
and also like flesh colored. But yeah, and then the
process of holding the Titanic together, it looks like, uh,

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it is doing like some manner of like mm a
maneuver fully strangling the Titanic. This is from Italy. This
whole universe is brought to us by Italians. And there
is a two. There is a part of a trilogy
in which the third installment is called Tentaclino, about little

(23:23):
tentacles and has nothing like they It's such read whatever
like reading. There's nothing to do with Titanic anymore. It
was just like three. Tentaclino is easily the most bizarre
and quite possibly the worst children's film I've ever seen.
I have no idea what values are lessons kids are

(23:44):
supposed to take away from this thing. You absolutely must
see it for yourself. It's one of my favorite bad
movies of all time. All right, Tentaclino. Here we go,
there we go really really good. Like I I've seen
tentaclin No, I haven't. I don't think i've seen the
second one, Titanic. The legend goes on, how could it

(24:05):
possibly go on? I don't know. The rest of that
boat trip is pretty gnarly. That is amazing, fucking Tentaclino. Wow, Tentaclino.
I know another Oscar snub, I mean snubs. Yeah, close
to no about Tentacleo. I doubt it. They she's a plant.

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Did everybody figure out if they really made another Pinocchio
movie this year or if that was like a typo
like they kept talking about this Pinocchio movie. Look up
the images from it. It's really scary. It's also the
second Pinocchio movie that director has made. The Life is
Beautiful guy. Oh yeah, right, I remember when he made

(24:50):
the first one, and I don't know why he made
a second Pinocchio. And what's the Germo del Toro Pinocchio.
That's one that's coming out this year more Pinocchios. Of
the three Pinocchios that are currently in the mix, that
the del Toro one seems like it will probably be
the best one because it's animated, but Disney is doing

(25:13):
a live action Pinocchio. H Roberto Bonini did a second
Pinocchio that is truly horrifying to look at. And then yeah,
I don't, I don't know. That's the one that's like
the it looks like this, like little boy has like
a skin condition where his face looks like would Yeah,
and then they go like they go the route of
like really adapting the fairy tale, which I guess ends

(25:35):
up with them like hanging Pinocchio. I was like, I
don't know this this side of Pinoccia. I don't understand.
I don't know what the lesson is. I don't understand,
and I don't want to watch it. Yeah, they're getting
too much Pinocchio. I almost want to say that, but
I don't. I don't want to put my put my

(25:56):
foot my mouth later, you know. But yeah, it's the
same as Robin Hood, where it's like this old open
source text that like people, there's just happens to be
thirty versions of it in development at any time. All. Yeah,
was it just because it's like what they call it,

(26:17):
like you gonna anyone can adapt it. It's just like
public public public domain or whatever. Yeah, is that it
must be. But it's just like who gives a ship
like honestly, like I mean like shout out to Finn
wolf Hard from Stranger Things, but like, okay, wait, Finn
wolf Hard is the Pinocchio characterscio. His character is called

(26:41):
like something or rather, I don't know. Everyone's got fucking
weird names. Man, I don't know. Lamp Wick, yeah, Pinocchio,
he's lamp Wick. You And McGregor is the talking cricket, yeah,
I don't know. Is Master Cherry like look Chris stuff.
Christoph Volts doesn't have to be in this, but he is.

(27:04):
No one needs to be there. Ron Pearlman does not
have to be in a Pinocchio thing. I get it
just for voices, And is what is your modil toro
going from the Shape of Water to this film? I think, yeah,
I don't think that anything's come out from him. And
because he's like, she's like too much fish fucking Let's
get these puppet lets, get these puppet narrative going, these

(27:26):
puppet nos is going. I don't understand any of I
don't understand if there is like a big cultural desire
for Pinocchio that I'm not understanding. But I don't know
anyone who's like favorite Story movie character is Pinocchio. That
was a pretty unnerving It's really scary. Yeah. I tried
to show it to my kids because just being like Disney,

(27:50):
you know, it's one of the Disney movies they haven't seen.
They lasted like five minutes. I think generally, like all
puppetry is creepy to its because you can like do
I don't know what do you mean? Like what's a puppet? Though?
Is a muppet a puppet? Well? I guess so you
know what I mean. Yeah, ventrilo Quick dummy uh from

(28:13):
Toy Story for like they won't watch Toy Story four
because of the ventrilo Quis dummiestively, but like they were
out on Pinocchio this second. He even made Pinocchio like
he didn't even have to come to Yeah. Yeah, there

(28:34):
there's also a Robert Zamecha's directed live action Disney Pinocchio
coming that's got Tom Hanks as Geppetto and Joseph Gordon
Levitt is Jimminy Cricket. I just don't think anybody wants this.
I'm not convinced at all. Arrivo as the Blue Fairy.
That could be. I mean, just like, I just does
anybody want this movie? I don't understand. That's what it's.

(28:57):
It's a weird like talent laundering service where they just
like keep people who are talented to like working on
something nobody will ever see. Like Robert Roberto Banini won
that award, and the next thing he did was a
Pinocchio movie no one saw. And then after that he
was like, you know what, Okay, so I didn't hear

(29:19):
me the first time? Okay, So okay, I heard you.
You need me to be Geppetto. Okay, Oh god, yeah,
because he was Pinocchio the first time, right. And then
there was a Jonathan Taylor Thomas Pinocchios. I've had enough.
I don't want any more Pinocchios. Oh that's right, Jonathan
Taylor Tom the j G one. That's really good. All right,

(29:40):
let's move on from that. I will not sit here
and let you talk about the J. T. T. Pinocchio. Okay,
all right, let's let's take a quick break. We'll be
right back, and we're back. And I wanted to I

(30:09):
guess it. On an episode of Behind the bastards back
in like June or July, I think, Okayama. Anyways, that's
all to bring that up. I was when we talked
about come Dr Kellogg, I don't let Robert talk about

(30:30):
come to me. That's a policy actually in your contract. Yeah, yeah,
I would not say my contract. Uh So I guessed
on this. Uh. This is my second appearance, so you know,
I'm still trying to start. And it was about this guy,
David Grossman, who goes around lecturing police precincts. I think

(30:55):
one of his books has required reading for the FBI. Yeah,
required reading at the FBI academy and at police academies
across the country. And his whole philosophy is that killing
is just not that big a deal. He's a former
army ranger who never killed that that's one detail. He

(31:16):
never killed anybody on the job. So he's just just
here to um tell you what he found when he
found from that would actually anything we're about to say
the most devastating lay to like like yeah, go to
go to the sea of Oakley's that are sitting watching

(31:37):
this guy and just shout that behind him. But anyways,
I just wanted to play a clip because it keeps
coming up in like people retweeting that episode, and I
don't think we've like really dug in on this show.
And it just seems like such obvious, you know, as
we're talking about reforming and replacing and defunding police, like

(32:00):
the fact that this person is allowed to continue to
walk around free, let alone like fucking lecture on how
police should be doing their job is pretty obscene. Like
and yeah, so I just wanted to play a clip
from one of his lectures, and this is kind of

(32:21):
the lecture he goes around giving people. I am convinced
from a life demo study, if you fully prepare yourself,
in most cases, killing is just not that big a deal.
For a mature warrior who's preparing themselves mind about his
spirit for a lifetime. For a mature warrior who's killing
somebody representative clear and president danger to others, it's just

(32:44):
not that big a deal. There's no wrong way to
respond to killing. This many ways people responded, they're all
the same, they're then they're all okay. But if you
could choose how you responded, I think you'd want to
feel good about it. Yeah, this is the most dangerous
one of the most dangerous people in this country, right,
Like you're someone articulate it. First of all, you're never

(33:06):
even killed it here, What the fun is it? Where
is this guy get off being like, Oh, it's all
good man, You're gonna love it. You're gonna love it.
He studies killology, um, which is a word he made up.
But he's like, look, I can be a botanist and
not be a plant, So what do you mean? I
can study kilology and not be a killer. This is
just so yeah, And I guess it really is that mindset.

(33:29):
This is the guy who tells everybody to walk around
with this warrior mindset, right because the world is out
to kill everybody, right, And he's telling the police a
sort of a version of reality that they want to
believe that at least it's easier for them to believe
that lets them, you know, indulge the instincts and the

(33:52):
emotions that make their life more fun. And he used
a very coded language, but he's essentially poor people is
who he's talking about. And uh, urban hellscape. He you know,
obviously just describing black people. And he also like talks
about how after people report to him that after killing

(34:16):
someone on the job, they go home and have the
best sex they've had in months. What Oh, so this
is straight up this is like very straightforward radicalization. Like
it's straight up it's you're the people you're gonna interact
with are not human. You are actually above everyone else
because he's a mature warrior whatever funk that is, and
then goes on to add like the sex dynamic, which

(34:38):
is also very prevalent in this kind of ship, which
is like, dude, it leads to the best spucking of
your life. It's just like implies that like killing people
is like a sign of virility, and like it's yeah,
this is I mean it's it's like an escalation on uh,
just telling people to keep doing what they're doing it.

(34:59):
This is like, yeah, this is yeah, you're giving people
the rational the rationale and intellectual cover to murder undisturbed,
like literally undisturbed, Like you don't want to be disturbed
by anything you're doing either, And it's really it's yeah,
it's it's this whole process of just being like by
hammer like that. I'm sure the repetition of being like

(35:20):
a mature warrior, a mature warrior, dad, because now you've
put yourself in this like in this morality tale where you,
the mature warrior are traversing the fucking desolate waste land
that is the city, Uh, having to fucking you stand
up for the week and by murdering people. And then
I just want to read this so Mother Jones reporter

(35:42):
Brian Schatz went to one of his speeches and quotes
from his like how he depicts like that the Donald
Trump American carnage, like we're living in a healthscape, cars
on fire at every corner. Um just like making shut
up like this guy is sort of takes that to

(36:03):
another level. His latest book, Assassination Generation, and says violent
video games are turning the nation's youth into mass murderers. Uh.
He talks about the wave of massacres is just the beginning.
These crimes are happening everywhere. He foresees attacks on school
busses and daycare centers. Kindergarteners run about point five miles
an hour and get a burst of about twenty yards

(36:24):
and then they're done. It just won't It won't just
happen with guns, but with hammers, axcess hatchets, knives, and swords.
His voice jumps an octave hacking and hacking and stabbing
little kids. You don't think they'll attack daycares. It's already
happening in China. When you hear about a daycare massacre,
tell them Grossman said it was coming. So he's making
up like violent X and like putting just like turning

(36:48):
the version of like of reality that these people see,
like their communities into a target rich environment and then
telling them that killing people is awesome is literally an
awesome thing to do and not that big a deal.
Mm hmm. That was so many dog whistles in a row,

(37:08):
like one right after the other, right after the other.
It's happening everywhere. Just get I mean, look, this is
exactly why these fucking people are useless, Like we don't
need more police, They're just they And they continued how many,
Like we're gonna have to spend half of the trending
episode talking about the three people that I've been shot
in the last week probably, So you know what is

(37:31):
all this for? If the whole thing is you're looking
right here when it's required reading of the FBI and
multiple police academies to walk around in a stance which
is I'm gonna have to fucking pop off at any
fucking moment, because everyone's out here to get me, and
your role is to get the people that are out
to get you, rather than to go out there and
help your community protect people. You're never going to have

(37:54):
any outcomes because of this ship. So like, why are
we even bought? I mean, you know, some of us
get it too. Many of us don't, though, unfortunately, to say, like,
this is not the kind of people we want out there.
The DC police they just wrecked a bunch of cars
because they were drag racing. Yeah, like, who the fuck? What?
What served? What are they doing anymore? What is this anymore? Yeah?

(38:17):
Escalation at all costs, basically, right, which is the exact
opposite of what they should be doing. I mean, I
think the only way they can survive is to provoke
the public to the point where there's there's such chaos
that that's the only way they can justify their existence
is to whip the public into a frenzy to then
I hate to use that term whip, but like just
to get the public in a frenzy to then be like, see,

(38:38):
this is why we got to be here, this is
why we exist because we're inducing this also, but we're
going to completely avoid that part of the analysis. Yeah, alright,
let's talk about what the right is focused on. Well, uh, other, well,
actual bad things are happening anything, anything but the real ship, right,

(38:59):
because we're just we just got talking about just got
done talking about how systemic racism is completely just that
it's manifested in the policing system which is now just
killing people on a daily basis. So now they have
to pivot because they don't they can't talk about that.
And I don't know if you saw everything was about
plant based something that's been a big Hamburger thing, Well

(39:19):
it all happened because of the Daily Mail, wouldn't you
believe it? The fantastic you know, Daily Fail. They had
a fucking article that read, this is the headline, how
Biden's climate plan could limit you to eat just one
burger a month, cost three and a half thousand dollars
a year per person in taxes, forced you to spend

(39:41):
fifty thousand on electric car, and crush American jobs. Wow.
That randomized, Right, that's like a randomized right wing a headline, right,
completely computer generated. I mean I will say this, Yeah,
Joe Biden's climate plan doesn't go far enough. I think
many people have acknowled it is that for us to

(40:01):
not get that degree and a half celsius degree change
to try and really stave off the worst of it,
the the United States has to do more than fifty
percent by the of what Biden is saying, like, we
also have to take into account how much the United
States has contributed over time and relative to correcting that,
it's gonna need to be bigger than fifty cent he

(40:23):
more than plus, the United States should actually be helping
many other nations who don't have the means to do
this as well, Like that's really our duty on top
of it. But that's a whole other show called We're
not doing enough. So, yes, this plan will get you
only one hamburger a month, you piece of ship. That's
all you deserve. And this is all because Joe Biden

(40:46):
again I said, Joe Biden is an viro terrorist who
wants to just you know, save our earth. But the
reason they got this number about why you only get
one hamburger a month is they pointed to this study
that was talking about how consumption would factor into just emissions,
and it's this one line they hung onto further reducing
beef by of current levels while replacing of other animal

(41:10):
based foods results in a per capita decrease in greenhouse
gas emissions of and because Joe Biden is saying we
need to bring it down, they're immediately going to you
get wah Hamburger. So this is uh, I mean like,
obviously this is the most ridiculous ship on the fucking planet.
But it's just like again, it's just cutting out like

(41:31):
who are the actual main perpetrators of climate change of
gas emissions? Right? I feel like that's like something that
a lot of like, uh, you know, just like on
the ground programs and and nonprofits have been trying to
make people understand for a while where like yes, everyone
should be trying to cut their emissions as an individual,
but ultimately it's not like an individual problem. Like you

(41:55):
can help and you can like do your part and
like more power to you. But it's like mega corporations
who Biden doesn't tax adequately. Who are the main perpetrators
of this ship? This is just so fucking going. How
about this? What do you only want hamburger? Though? Well wait,
I want to know what if I had want to hamburgers?

(42:16):
Guess we're never going to tackle climate change, I mean
now and then all this does is again because there's
one study and they're stripping away of all nuance. You
have people like Jesse Waters goes down. He says this,
that sounds great, but would Americans have to give up? Like,
but oh, but what would Americans have to give up
to make that happen? Americans wo have to cut red
meat consumption by whopping. That means only one burger a month.

(42:37):
Just straight regurgitation of this article. Larry cut Low, who's
famously all the drunk all the time, if you recall
from the Trump administration, who's just like his Fox News idiot.
It's like, you know, well, I don't think that's really
gonna happen. There's the studies coming out of the University
of Michigan says that to meet the Bid and Green

(42:57):
New Deal targets, America has to get this. America has
to stop eating meat, stop selling poultry, fish, eggs, dary
animal based foods. You know, you know as a meat
Greg Okay, got that. No burgers on the fourth of July,
no steaks on the barbie. I'm sure Middle America is
just gonna love that. So get ready. You can throw
back a plant based beer with your grilled Brussels sprouts

(43:19):
and have your American flag call it July four green.
What sur that's what he said. All I did was
the accent the words I said. We're not he I
don't know what. And that's why other people like plant
based beer. If they if they're going to try and
make people drink plant based beer, good god, what's your

(43:40):
favorite kind of beer? Mine's fucking fat drippings from a
roasted pig. What I'm saying this they think is in beer.
This is beside the point. But call it July fourth
green is just so awkwardly phrased. It reminds me of
the Tony Start billboard from last week where bring back

(44:00):
Tony Start to Life, where you're just like, we've got
some words out of order here. This is so it,
like I mean whatever, Like I I want a hamburger
as as much as the next person. But the the
amount of like symbolic importance put on the ability to
eat red meat is uh fucking bizarre. Like I don't well,

(44:25):
that's all again because they have to. They've they've reduced
their ideological sauce down to the dumbest parts now And
it used to it used to be a lot more
liquid and malleable. Now it's just become this toxic goo
where all they can be like is like, what are
you gonna stop eating meat? That's dude, there's real problem.

(44:46):
I'm talking about that. Yeah, it's not the issue. And
you look at this Fox News graphic okay, that they
put on Fox News. It's up in your grill. Biden's
climb requirements as a picture of a double cheeseburger says
red meat from die it max four pounds per year,
one burger per month. What the oh no, there, I

(45:08):
it doesn't make sense. And it's like, also, that is
such a silly looking like news screen cap. Yeah, that's
so ridiculous. It's as well they're trying to make it
look like it's a law world order. It has arrived.
You will now eat less meat. You will have one
burger allotted to you per month. I don't want to

(45:31):
live in the world, honey, where we only get burger
a month. It's just so embarrassing. But yeah, also, keep
keep the good name of grilled Brussels sprouts out of
your mouth, sir. I will call it for the July Green.
It's good the thing um you guys see Chuck Shumer

(45:55):
like yeah, sub talking like just enjoying my plan based
beer windmilling on his ass. Politicians are so embarrassing, but
I do, like, do it seems like a big d
Democrat move to be like, oh, hell yeah, we're gonna

(46:17):
like fight this culture war just because yeah, they don't.
They don't mind keeping the conversation about bullshit like this
because the easiest thing to combat in the world, Like
if everyone kind of benefits from this because it's like, oh,
let's not talk about an actual problem. Let's like it's
easy for truck Schumer to dunk on someone for neglecting
to realize that plants are involved in the production of beer.

(46:40):
Like it's just yeah, and it actively distracts from like
the policies the Democrats, won't. I just yeah, I think
in like watching this enough people understand how these two idiots,
idiotic groups in d C just keep the ball where
it is and don't move it forward by just being like, Hey,

(47:02):
what about me, Oh, which thing beer's made of meat?
What an idiot? What systemic racism? I haven't heard of it? Also,
thank you George Floyd for dying like this. These people aren't.
They don't give a fuck. They're so it's just as
easy for them to begin talking about this left or
right then to really get you know, alias start alienating

(47:24):
racist people by saying we need to completely rethink so
many things from top to bottom. You know, I can't.
It was Chuck Schumer going to be like, hey, enjoying
my plant based beer while I say, what's going on
with Brianna Taylor's killers? Yeah, like, of course not. Yeah,
it's anyway, cool, cool, angle everybody. But you know, that's

(47:49):
so tight that he was like enjoying my plant based
beer because I wouldn't even know his plant based Oh right,
I'm still breathing unclear melean air. Right. I hate I
anytime centrist Democrats are given a little opportunity to dunk online,

(48:11):
a piece of my soul passes away. It's so embarrassing
to watch, especially to watch like Facebook parents engaged with
it and be like, you go, Chuck, you tell them, Chuck.
I'm like, oh me, yeah, I'm pulling my kids out
of the public school district. What's that have to do
with the kids who go there? I don't know. Whatever anyway. Yeah,
go off, Chuck, I don't know, go huf king love

(48:34):
your niece's comedy. Technically cousins. Sorry to issue an apology
to the Schumer family. And I should have done my research, Yes,
you should have assumed differently when you make a shuk.

(48:56):
We just go out on that, Jamie. It's been great, happy,
All right, let's take a quick break. We'll be right back.
And we're back, and let's talk about you know, we

(49:18):
were all uh, you know with Chuck Schumer and Spirit
watching watching those oscars with our plant based beers with
my fourth July green and as promised, as promised, the
they were strange. You know. We talked about how Suderberg
was talking up like all these he under delivered on

(49:41):
like some of the things. He said that there were
no like character arcs during the awards that I noticed
maybe they were happening in the background. Um, you think
there was going to be character arcs? Yeah, he said.
He said that presenters will be playing heightened versions of
themselves and there would be like character arcs. That's a
that's like a very like I'm cheating on my essay

(50:02):
way of saying like, yeah, they're performers who are actually
gonna be on when they have to read something out loud,
very like it sounds to be like a galaxy brain
way of being, Like if they're acting kind of confusing
to you, that's actually an intentional choice and not just
uh like the situation that I that they've been putting.
Please keep your eyes open for that, right, Yeah, I

(50:24):
mean everyone was acting a little off. Yeah, yeah, oh
for sure. I I um was looking forward to just
watching this more than most because I thought, like, one
way or another, it will be interesting. And like the
second it started with Regina King like doing that long
tracking shot of her like walking in like it was

(50:46):
like a stylized Ocean's eleven thing, I immediately was like, oh,
I'm gonna hate this because I'm gonna feel sorry for
everybody who has to like go along with us for
like I felt so bad for like that was such
a weird long like I don't know, I mean, she's
a performer, so she made it great. But Regina King
made it work, I feel like better than almost anyway.

(51:09):
Feel like Regina King and Laura Dern and don Cheatle
were like the top making that very bizarre situation. Yeah,
was just like what I don't know what was going
on there. I went to pe I liked my favorite.

(51:29):
My personal favorite moment was when Regina King said barrat too,
which I was like, Okay, so Regina King does not
have time to watch Born and I respect that. I
respect that. I was I like, you know, like I
was thought. I thought it was gonna be way more

(51:51):
cringe e than it was. And I think, sure, like
there are parts that I just like, but I was,
I will give it this because it was so I
watched a lot more than I thought I would, because
it was a pure departure from the traditional gathering of
the egos, which is what every award show is, and

(52:11):
I'm like it. I think the heightened part just felt
like it's nice to see people kind of be a
little bit more on rather than like, come out to
the podium, roll your eyes at the shitty jokes that
have been written on prompt or open the envelope. That
it was just different and I but other than that,
it was messy. But I feel like of all the yeah,

(52:32):
of all the pandemic award shows, like none of them
are going to be perfect, but it was like it
felt like the most technically smooth. I was like paying
the closest attention. There was no one on Zoom on
a bad WiFi connection, which I feel like has happened
on every other award show. Then it's awful. I thought
that the green screens were funny, like when Sasha Baron
Cohen looked like he was standing on a bridge in Australia.

(52:55):
I'm like, okay, sure, apparently this was the rist Oscars
that had below ten million viewers. Um, the right wing
media is yeah, they're now they're wind milling their windmilling
on the oscars. Yeah, so silly. It's like, yeah, of course,
and it's not not as many people were watching it
what this expected. But also I mean like shout out

(53:20):
to Sugar Bear, you know what I mean, and the
entire experience unlimited, the DC based Go Go Funk band,
you know what I mean. Obviously Sugar Bear, Juni, Juju,
Mighty mo Keys, we all know the members of that band.
One of my favorite I'm Glenn Close. I'm a white woman.
A lot of people seem to believe it. It was

(53:40):
like clearly written my my Galaxy brand theory. There is
that Glenn Close knew she was going to lose and
given what she was nominated for, she absolutely should have
lost for the eighth time and went to someone knew
someone and was like, if I'm going to lose my
eighth Oscar in a row, um, I would like to

(54:01):
be I would like to look cool at some point.
That's my theory. She's like, I need a moment because
I keep losing oscars. Interesting. I wonder if Glenn Close's
publicist was like, look, we know she can't win for
this role, but give her a moment. Were like little
rel Like the writing team reaches out because they wrote
the bit in the room and they're like, dude, and

(54:22):
then Glenn could imagine Glenn Close knows about the button
that would be hilarious, and then they reach out to
her reps and at first Glenn Close is like, absolutely not.
I don't want to do anything. And then I'm sure
someone's like, look, you're about to lose your eight fucking
oscar in Okay, you're something you don't want the headlines
to be. Glenn just took eight straight l's you wanted

(54:44):
to be Glenn Close? Uh, kind of culture vulturing for
a bit. She did do like a quick aside where
she was like and you know the but was not
even nominated, so it didn't even have a chance to
win an award, which I thought was interesting, Like so
she was kind of connecting it to her lack of wins.

(55:04):
I would be interested in the oral history of how
this bit came to be. I feel like it's extreme,
it's more complicated than we could possibly imagine. And yeah,
what was the tug of war? Creatively? Did she have notes?
Was she like, oh, can we do something maybe related
to d C because of statehood and approaching statehood? Possibly
that would think that would feel better for me for

(55:26):
my character. What's my arc in this comedy bit? Maybe
that was she was playing a character. That was the
part that Steven Soderbergh was talking about, like Glenn Close
is going to be uh a very like cool hip
hop historian um, and then everybody else just said no.

(55:50):
I mean you could see in the audience some people
were like cool Glenn Close, Like I mean I get
on paper, like that's a funny skit or whatever, but
in practice, like it's just it. You know, probably went
went over great in the room. And then yeah, as
it was happening, it was like this sound this would

(56:11):
be funnier if you were just joking about it with
someone and it didn't. Actually it had the vibe of
a viral video. You know it's fake from the beginning,
and you're like, it's fake. I get I look, I
get that the old woman got up, and I'm not
just say trying to say that disrespectfully. I understand that
someone from another generation was like, oh yeah, fun with
the butt or whatever, and like that's blah blah blah.

(56:33):
But it's just again, I'm like, it's like when Betty
White got back into movies and like the mid two
thousands and they're like Grandma's wrapping everyone, Like it kind
of is that viber. It's like, we know this bit
isn't real. But then also, I don't know. I think
that the whole broadcast was so disorienting that some people

(56:54):
were like, maybe it's real. I don't write. And then
like the ending was that very strange and abrupt, and
I felt like it almost made it the whole Oscars
feel like an art film that was like it was
like and the ending will just leave you scratching your
head and being what was that just being like, hey,

(57:16):
thanks for watching. Well, no, the fact that so they
did Best Picture first, then they did the Best Acting awards,
and the Best Acting Awards were the most anti climatic ever,
because you know, Fern was not was not having She
was just like, okay, here's a a quote and then

(57:36):
thank you for this. And then Anthony Hopkins was not
there and nobody was there to accept the award on
his behalf and they were like oh, and they were like, okay, bye,
I that was yeah. That I mean, I guess like
that is proof that they truly do not know who
wins until the night of, because it did seem like
they were very clearly like setting it up for a

(57:59):
posthumous Chadwick Boseman win, which would have been like really
beautiful and but but because they said because no one knew,
it felt like there was this big ending set piece
set up that just didn't happen. It was I don't
know it was including Anthony Hopkins himself didn't know he

(58:19):
was going to win, to the point that he didn't
show up in if I was Anthony Hopkins, I would
not think I was going to win. I don't really
know who am I Where could I possibly offer them?
And did he become like one of the oldest to
win that he's the oldest actor to win that award.
We love our old kings, we love our octogenarians. You know,

(58:43):
they win the presidency, they win the Oscar. Anthony Hopkins
goes live on Instagram a lot um and plays his piano,
So I wonder if he'll that's how he'll be accepting
this award. He's eighty three. Wow. Yeah, but that was
like incredible and anticlimactic and like understandably disappointing for literally everybody.

(59:06):
Mm hmm. And also I feel like took Chloe Jaw's
moment a little bit too, because it was like best
Picture should have just been last, could have ended on
a celebratory cool note. Well, the the speeches were offered
like a nice moment to like where they weren't just
kind of rushing people off, like they kind of let
people speak, which I didn't mind it all. But I
think overall the lesson from this is, don't treat the

(59:29):
format of these fucking awards shows as sacred at all.
Like the way they're being done. I don't give a fuck,
Like I'd rather watch some awkward ass high fever dream
of an award show than like the again, gathering of
the egos. Let's all applaud and fucking fake laugh, like
just I don't know, let me do something, do something different.

(59:49):
But I think the lesson they learned will be the
opposite and right that it will be to be desperate
because the ratings were down and not take into account
that it was Angelina Julie has to be sitting then
fifty ft of Brad Pitt for the this year just
shouldn't count. Like it's just like, of course, not as
many people are going to watch this year. Not no
one can see movies. I don't know. It's just half

(01:00:11):
the time I was like an indignant or just like upset.
I'm like, well, yeah, maybe I would watch that if
the theater was open, and I want to have that
experience again. I'm like, I'm not watching no HBO Max
version of all these like films. Sometimes I want to
see them in the large format. What can you do?
I would like It's like I would like to see
No Madland, but I know that my attention span is

(01:00:31):
not gonna It's not a living room kind of movie.
You have to like go and see it, right, Yeah,
I think it's best watched. Well, uh, doing the New
York Times cross were puzzle. I'm not not paying any attention.
Has been my experience. Yeah, Yeah, I think if I
had to guess, they will ditch the no host format

(01:00:56):
for next year's Oscars and book Elon Musk to host
the Oscars and it'll be a ratings and the Oscars
are all n f T s What was the what
was the n f T thing for the Oscars? They were?
They were? I think that there was an n f
T in the goody bag. I'm pretty sure that there was. Wait,

(01:01:16):
let's fact check this. I'm pretty sure that there are
that rules. Yeah, there's a chad No, there's a Chadwick
Boseman n f T. That official. Yeah, I mean, huh huh.

(01:01:37):
I still don't totally understand n f T s um,
but I know I'm I'm not interested in that's gonna
be worth something, Jamie, because yeah, that's there's only going
to be two of those, and they're going to be
a valuable So, I mean, in the end, the estate
of Chadwick Boseman probably has to feel good overall because

(01:01:58):
he did get that n f T. They got that
n f T, so that's cool. Yeah, the graphic for
it feels like a fucking flyer for a nightclub like that,
and it's horribly Why n f T and the swag
Bag in tribute to Chadwick Boseman, scan this QR code
now like what it really does? Wow? Okay, and get

(01:02:21):
me out of here. Uh let's talk real quick about this. Uh.
Brittany doc crew, the team behind the Brittany Dock are
now focusing on the Janet Jackson justin Timberlake super Bowl performance,
which is definitely I'm so happy that they kind of
looked at the response to the documentary, They're like, Man,

(01:02:43):
a lot of people fucking hate justin Timberlake. Uh, let's
look into this life. Let's dig into why the documentary.
The documentary. The documentary induced an apology from him where
he's like, Hey, I'm so sorry to Brittany and jan
A Jackson. And I know we've talked about in the
past about how like how art recollection of that or

(01:03:06):
the mainstream media's recollection that has completely fucked up in
one sided. But yeah, yeah, like you're like, that's right.
You you kind of left your girl Janet out to
fucking dry on her own, and she was essentially banished
from media because of the Viacom executives and like less
Moon Vez and all those people. There's a there's a
great episode of Your Wrong about about that like specific

(01:03:30):
halftime show too. I'm excited that it's like actually going
to like get I don't know, I mean, I hope
Janet Jackson feels good now that people are like finally
kind of you know, getting her some fairness in this situation,
because it is so ridiculous to look back on. Yeah,
and I know, like there's it seems like they they're
not sure if she'll participate, you know, because Brittany had

(01:03:52):
nothing to do with the other one either. But I
think some people are also a little critical too, because
they're like, don't also interview people that's going to allow
them to revise their own history, like their relationship to
what happened, just by virtue of including them in this.
So I think it's going to be a a very
interesting production if it all comes together. But yeah, I mean,

(01:04:13):
it was inevitable, I think given that his justin Timberlake's
apology from that was like and also Jamie Jackson, right,
hey guys, well we're talking um. Well, Jamie, it's been
such a pleasure having you as always? Where can people
find you and follow you? You can find find me
in the all the normal places at Jamie Loft's Help

(01:04:35):
on Twitter, Jamie christ Superstar on Instagram, and uh, I
have a new podcast coming out in in June about
Kathy comics, so you can listen to or you can
listen to a Lolita podcast, spectel Cast, My Year and
Mensa Choose Your Poison. All award winning, are all award
winning and wonderful. They're all getting on base. You know why,

(01:04:55):
because they're all hits. I get I get it. You
know what I mean? I get that reference, got it?
My friends of Fenway. Jamie, is there a tweet or
some of the work of social media you've been enjoying? Yeah,
this is my favorite Oscar's related tweet. It's from Matt Bushell.

(01:05:18):
Uh and it's the screen cap of Sasha Baron Cohen
and Isla Fishers standing in like doing that. I don't know.
They were holding each other's arms for the whole ceremony,
and he captioned it, my husband and I love your
energy and mind if we buy you a drink was
absolutely what they were giving off your miles. Where can

(01:05:43):
people find you what tweet you've been enjoying Twitter, Instagram,
Miles of Gray. Also the other podcast for twenty Day Fiance.
Some tweets that I'm liking, you know, all Oscar related.
First one is from matt Leeb at matt Leeb Trent
Resner holding his Oscar. I want to thank you like
an animal because he did not get to say thank

(01:06:03):
you whatever you needed to say him. And Attic has
doubled up on the namies. Wow. Yeah. And then the
Lucas brothers, they, i mean, their projects had a good night.
But at Lucas Pro tweeted we may not have gotten
an Oscar, but at the very least we probably got Covida.
They're worth something that covid that you got at the Oscars.

(01:06:23):
Not many people can at Union Station Union. Let's see
a couple of tweets I've been enjoying. Julie Klausser for
some reason, this killed me, like have like a quarter
of the way into the oscar. She was just like,
is this a fundraiser? Really kind of that? But oh

(01:06:49):
wow that's great, Yeah, really well made fucking fundraise. Yeah.
Fun drive, I don't know drive it is for whatever.
Brian Granston was talking about for the Washington campus and
then uh Art Bravera hollowed at Social Practice or tweeted

(01:07:12):
it goes like this, the fourth, the fifth, the whiskey drank,
the vodka, drank the baffle King composing Chumba Bomba and
I really liked that. You can find us on Twitter
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about in today's episode, as well as a song we
think you guys should go check out Miles what what's
the song that people should check just just more boom
bap boom bapper tree. Uh. This is DJ Signify featuring

(01:07:54):
ASoP Rock. You know, this is just a good love
love love the voice of basop on this DJ Nified beat.
It's called low Tide, and you gotta give it a
second because it starts off real slow and dark, and
then the beat will drop and you get your full
wrap blow on it. But you don't have patience with
this one. So it's a journey doesn't just doesn't just
start off on one with a kick drum, you know

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what I mean. You gotta earn that beat drop, all right,
go check that out and be patient with it. The
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