King Of The Baby Filter, Pelosi Not Drunk But Deserves To Be 5.28.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season eighty three, Episode
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dream I could find my way to heaven when I awoke.
I spent that on my breakfast. Okay, and that was
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Also warning to all the mcbreakfast fans were like the
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on demand like Epston does that. How do you think
the breakfast compares in terms of artery clogginess? Uh to
the like to a lunch there? Would you say, I
feel like basically eating a salad when I'm eating the

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egg mcmonny, Like that's in your mind, Like breakfast can't
be bad even if I'm eating a would have a
double stack where it's just like three sausage patties to
hand cheese. Ship. Salt is good for you, right, yeah,
salt is good. I like my diet to be comprised,
you know, at least sixty percent of sodium. We are

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thrilled to be joined in our third seat by a
returning guest, the hilarious comedian and activist Mr Derek Lamo. Hello, guys, fine,
very pal. I love it. I'm solid. Thank you for
having me back. This is like a threep congratulations for
hundred episode or something like that. We could be off,

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but you know, we don't do it like those other
podcasts where they like make a big deal special guest.
We kind of like on the morning and though I
think it might be sorry or four or two, we
don't know. You know, it doesn't matter because we're not
keeping score. Score is about the equality around the world,
and that score is not even yet. Were the Kawhi

(02:31):
Lewards of this podcast ship, we just put up numbers
and don't make a big deal about it. Very well.
I love like I love that because after every every
sport of it, like it doesn't matter what it is.
I don't know why we're still doing post interviews with
athletes about the game, like it's the same. The interview
at the end of the game at the end of
last week was the like, yes, they're all really bad,

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but that was the worst. It's just like she was like,
so what do you what do you thinking going in
your one win away from the finals. He's like, I
don't know, man, I haven't even been back to the
locker room. It's like, yeah, we just saw you play
the game. That was it was like, you know, we
just try to have a really good game out there
and you know, just play hard. It's like, you're not

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You're never gonna get anything different. It's amazing that they
can go from doing something so ingenious and high energy
to then getting in front of the camera and just
being the least interesting, most bored human beings in the
history of television. You could probably do. Remember when Sinclair
Broadcasting made all those anchors say the same thing, like
just doing all these postgame things and moments like yeah,

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I mean we had to work as a team on
that one, you know, got we had to grind it
on the fourth quarter. But I think in the end,
you know, we came through our shooting improved a lot.
You know, because he is the norm core of that interview,
he goes out of his way. He doesn't even put
those talking points together. He's just like, Um, what what's
a word that I can say here? Um? How's that?

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You should just go like you saw the game? Right?
Can I shower and then I'll come talk to you?
Does that work? Or even when somebody does say something interesting,
you know, it's just like I'm just here so I
don't get a fine like that is the ever? All right,
we are going to get to know you a little
bit better in a moment there. First, we're gonna take

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our listeners through a couple of things we're talking about today.
The fans declare victory in the Sonic Wars. Um, yeah,
Sonic is back to talk not the driver. They they
are pushing the release so that they can make a
sonic that makes everybody happy. Fine, we just found out
about a movie that I'm very excited about that. We'll

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talk about the Between two Firms film. Uh, We're gonna
talk about another peek behind the curtain of a Tony
Robbins Motivational Seminar. We're going to talk about the President's
going just full rogue loose Hannon mel Gibson and lethal
weapon on his quest to investigate the investigators you know,

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fascist autocrat right yeah, yeah, Uh? And Nancy Pelosi being
made to look drunk at the end of last week
and Rudy Giuliani being actually drunk. Uh. We're gonna have
a special segment that we're calling what We're fucking, which uh,
just stupid ship that we're talking about and enjoying around
the office, or just things we won't stop playing over

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and over and laughing and people like what the jokes
that are stuck in our head? Uh. And then we're
gonna talk about the National Enquiry Museum, which is a
waking nightmare of Yeah. But first we like to ask
our guests, what is something from your search history that's
revealing about who you are or where you are? Uh?

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I had to look up my YouTube history and it's
just full of John Malkovich clips, like interview with the
Vampire being John Malkovich, Like he it's doesn't matter what
character he's playing, like it's always just him being John Malcovich.
I feel like anyone who writes a script they just
know it's like this is Malkovich, and it just he

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has the most wow spot on inflection and like diction yes,
and he speaks very slowly, and it's like like, oh,
I love it, but I hate it at the same time. Right,
he sounds like a dude who's going to have like
a fit at a McDonald's order encounter, like just his

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cadences like that, like trying to keep it together. I
was told that the cutoff time for breakfast was ten thirty.
It is ten twenty eight, and you are refusing to
serve me a mcgriddle, do you know? I was like
to speak with a manager. A manager. Now I have
a plastic gun that I snuck past security. That was

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his thing in Uh yeah. I remember being very used
as a kid. I was like that's a gun, yeah, man,
but hey, you know, I just need that firing mechanism.
What is something you think is over it a civility
I think, just like this idea that it's like, oh, guys, no,
we have to keep everything calm. Things are crazy and
out of control. And the more we just acknowledge that,

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like that in itself is being like no, no, no,
we're not going to make this being normal. Like you know,
six migrant kids have died, like there are plenty of
victims of Nazis and fascists, and we're still desperately trying
to like no, no, no, everything's fine, everything's fine, everything's fine,
and it's like and no, it's not okay, guys. We
you can say that and you're not being inflammatory, you're

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not being dramatic, like you're observing. We are all living
in in this hellscape and it's okay to be like, hey,
this is this is crazy, right, I'm not alone in this. Yeah. Well,
civility is sort of like the defense mechanism conservatives like
to deploy when they're being taken a task over their
support of this president or the party or the policies,

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and that then being like how could you support Like
we can we just be a little more civil and
can conversation. It's like that's Megan McCain's blood type is civility, right,
because she's on the view being like, I just think
it's really unfair. It's like, no, motherfucker, because you you
you aligned yourself with this bullshit. So this is what
comes when I think it's unfair that anything. But yet

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you're given a platform, right, hey, but you know it's
it's like dcs just like Hollywood, baby baby all around.
But I think also, but civility. I think if we're
talking about civility, how about we're treating people with civility. Yeah,
we're really about civility. Then let's look at these policies
and you tell me where the civility is that do
we look? Are we operating like a civilized society? Absolutely does?

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Banning abortion? Is that civil to people who can be pregnant?
Like no? And the I think the broader point is
too just like you can it makes people uncomfortable, like
just being like, hey, look, this is not cool, and
we all I would hope we're not all, you know,
narcissists were We're laying in bed at night just like
thinking about all the mistakes that we've made and all like,

(09:09):
oh man, that was a really dumb thing. That I
did or oh man, I'm I was an idiot when
I was seven or even like four years ago. I
still think about all the dumb ship that I did
and all the gross things that you know, like I believe,
and it's like, you know, I incapable of doing better,
and it makes me want to do better because it's
like when you lose friendships or people like hold you

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accountable to things, he's like, no, dude, you're you're better
than this. Come on, you know better. It really implants
that seed in somebody else's brain is like, well, am
I am? I This person I know and trust and
love thinks I'm being an asshole. Maybe I'm being an asshole? Right?
We can all be better, you know? Yeah? Just trying
to seeking comfort and like being I mean, it's perfectly natural,

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but it's not. We don't all deserve comfort. And if
ship is go going wrong in your in your society,
like just being like god, I just can't take this
news cycle and stopping paying attention is not the move
for that news cycle shows up at your door. Right,
what is something you think is underrated? Uh? This is
a new this is a new development. Milkshakes. Yeah, delicious

(10:19):
snack and also a tool to fight fascism. Yeah, I
love it. Yeah, there was some Twitter poll that was
like who's done more to fight fascism? Liberals or milksha. Yeah,
you know a lot of people don't, especially I mean
like like I guess true sort of neoliberal type people
who are like I guess fashion. I'm not dealing with

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that yet. I'm looking at this other version of what
is fucked up. But yeah, the milkshakes had people shook.
The after Nigel Farage got hit that first time, he
had another bus stop he had to do and the
man had to hide in his bus and the way
that it was fraid was so funny. It's like Farage
is being held hostage by milkshakes. That should be like

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carved into his headstone, right, hostage by milkshakes. Yeah, it
makes you look like you just got shipped on by
the biggest bird, unless you're unless you're extremely lactose intolerant,
where you will just explode if milk touches your skin. Like,
you're not being held hostage by milk ship y. Yeah, No,
you are being held hostage by the threat of you

(11:23):
looking like a fool. Yes, and that's your ego is
actually holding you hostage. Writer j McNabb looked into the
origins of the milkshake attack, and uh found that it
was just sort of a spur of the moment thing
where some hateful politician in the UK. Do you remember that,
like far right far right was harassing a Tommy Robinson

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I think was harassing uh, an Islamic guy, and the
guy was just happened to be holding a milkshake and
just was like you have that here, have a sit
because because he was physically threatening him, so I mean
it was it was like a defense and he started
trying to like punch the guy and beat him up,
but he just kind of walked away. Um. And then

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later that day somebody else threw a milkshake in the
It was just like so perfect that people are like, oh, yeah,
this is yeah, those if you're not going to throw
a Mallatov, throw a milkshake, yeah, we'll get but right now,
milkshakes are fine and you know milkshake yeah. And also
people might not realize this, but McDonald's milkshakes are extremely flammable,

(12:31):
so they can oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's not milking.
It's basically patrol it's all the preservatives, uh and napalm. Basically,
what is a myth? What's something that people think is
true you know to be false? And I know I'm
bringing this up because my mom does it a lot
where she's like, you know, you know, it sounds like
you need to respect everybody's opinion. I'm like, no, you

(12:51):
don't write now, you don't because like if I like
that that James Baldwin quote, it's like, we can have
differences of opinion, but if you opinion is rooted in
my oppression or dehumanization, than no, And that is fundamentally
what I believe. Like it is fine. We can disagree
about whether pineapple belongs on pizza it does, or whether

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or whether cake or pie is better. Those are fine
or that one's team. You know, as I'm getting older,
I have a more of appreciation for pie just because
cake is. It was more fun as a kid cake. Yeah,
every time it's like art, you know what I mean,
I've been like I respect the pie more now, you know,
as I get older as well, you know this, these
are interesting times in fact, not to take the steam

(13:37):
out of what you're saying, which is a very good point. Yeah,
like like little characteristics in the things we enjoy fine
but fundamental differences in whether or not you think somebody
deserves equal rights. It is like, is not okay and
you don't have to respect that. Yeah, and this I
feel like usually white men tend to use the says

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it as an opportunity to be like, yeah, then why
can't I, like say the jokes that I think are funny,
or like, why do you guys have to look at
green book and criticize it? It's like, that is an
example of where your ideals, like in a way that
might not be evident to you, are enforcing oppression. You're
you're kind of communicating oppression in a in a way

(14:22):
that isn't evident to you, but it's evident to people
around you. Yeah. Absolutely, or even more recently, like the
abortion debate. You know that a lot of dudes were like,
well I thought it was no no universe, no opinion.
It's like, okay, look, you're you can have an opinion,
but is your opinion helping or hurting the people who
are most impacted by these by these laws? And if

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they're hurting, then you need to shut up. Well, it's
hurting those clumps of cells that I've defined as a citizen,
sovereign citizen of the United States, who are the most
important people. Companies can be can be citizens, so that
goes can be citizens. Uh, black people in migrants not
so much. Trans people, No, not so much. People know that. No,

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and that's racist. Is that my other favorite thing? And
we'll get to some other interesting defense. That's that's that's
reverse racism, right. I'm, you know, shout out to Twitter
for people realizing that old one doesn't work. They found
new ways to describe reverse racism. But I remember in
like the nineties in early two thousands, that was like

(15:27):
the cool debating tactic reverse racism. Yeah, what about white chicks? Dude?
What about why can't I okay you all right? You
know what I did that? What about white chicks? I'm
in the process of talking to the Wayne's brothers now,
so we can figure out how to square that away. Guys.
Let's get into equally important news. They have decided to

(15:48):
push back the release of Sonic. It was supposed to
be the summer, yeah, or sometime this year, sometimes this year.
I blacked out watching it, so now it is is
one of those giant culture changing moments that's going to
happen in the year. They have pushed it back to February,

(16:10):
will be in the thick of the election. Uh, and yeah,
we'll also be paying attention to Sonic the Hedgehog. I
guess the Yeah. The director was tweeting just like, look,
I hear you. You're upset by the design. We're going
to do better. And that was like the beginning of
the month, and then today it was like a hand
drawn sign of like, clearly Sonic holding a thing that's

(16:31):
like February, get rid of the wacky teeth and make
the eyes nice. What are what are his eyes gonna
look like? Probably more like that big goggle eye. Right.
Everyone was like, why the funk? Isn't it just like
Sonic looked one eye, two pupils. Yes, motherfucker. But I know,
I know Sonics thing is supposed to be. I gotta
go fast, but the creators went too fast, way too fast.

(16:53):
Just pump the brakes and get the look right. I
when it first came out, I wasn't as upset because
I never had second genesis, so I didn't have the
same you know, affection for the character that some people do.
Sending us yeah. Yeah, And like when I asked my
mom ified Genesis, She's like, you have Super Nintendo and
I'm like, yeah, but see the X Men game isn't

(17:14):
on that ship and I want that because I want
to play as Gambit. Are you hearing me? And she
basically through the Mario Paint mouse on the floor. She
was like, that's your new game. Mario Paint was not
that good, but look I made it work well. At
least you didn't have to deal with the like the
terror of Sonic two in the underwater levels and having

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in running out of air. Yes, I remember that my neighbor. Yeah, boy,
and I only played it because you know Miles Tales, right,
So but yeah, when you couldn't find one of those
air bubbles, man, yeah, that's when you learned what true
terror was because I was a method about that. I
would hold my breath. Well, he couldn't breathe, you knows.

(17:56):
Oh yeah, because that scar on your forehead when you
passed out in front of your that scar. I appreciate
you acting like there's only one um the ones that
are numbered. So there. We've also learned about another coming attraction,
uh between two ferns is going to be a movie somehow.

(18:18):
I mean the last time, the last time there was
a work of comedy that I was confused how they
were gonna translate it into a movie. It was mcgruber
and it ended up being one of my favorite movies.
Uh So I'm excited about this because you have to
get inventive to turn a format into a future links

(18:39):
pretty something that's so rigid, where it's like, this is
what this thing, this bit is just it's just literally
between two Ferns off throws. But and it already sounds
like it's meta meta meta meta version of it. The
description as Netflix has released it says, Zach Galafinak is
dreamed of becoming a star. But when Will Ferrell discovered

(18:59):
his public access TV show Between Two Ferns and uploaded
it to Funny or Die, Zack became a viral laughing stock.
Now Zach and his crew are taking a road trip
to complete a series of high profile celebrity interviews and
restore his reputation. Directed by Scott Ackerman, Between Two Ferns
and Movies a laugh out coming anyway. So I've never
heard of the director, but it sounds like it's going
to be good. So whoats now he's never gonna come

(19:25):
on the show, Uh, which, okay, we have an agent
civil trading ear Wolf. Anyway, So the deal is, I
think the show, I think the movie will just be
a lot of cool between two ferns bits with connective
tissue of like stuff before and after the recordings. Maybe
I guess. Yeah, Yeah, it seems like that's what's what
it's going to be. Would it just be funny if
it was just just one after another like an anthology

(19:47):
and just a ninety minute right with Mark, like a
three minute like silent pause for awkwardness, that would to
make it's like it was the funniest moment exchanging looks
for three minutes. I couldn't believe it. But as you said, Myles,
all hail deficit spending, because man, Netflix spending that spending

(20:11):
that cheese. It's like they know money doesn't matter, right Yeah,
And I think that's good because things are going to
get approved that wouldn't normally get approved. That we're gonna see,
We're gonna see some new ground broken. Also, Netflix, the
fucking holler at us at this point where the fund
is our TV show one? Yeah, well the merrow they

(20:33):
deserve it. I'm the biggest Bodega Hive fan. If you
haven't heard constantly me referencing on the drops, but um,
yes they're great, and I love that there shows not
twoice a week, but I need show time, so I'm
watching like, uh, you know, I'm finding ways on Mega
upload things like that. Yeah, I gotta get the showtime

(20:54):
plug in or the showtime log in. We got the
plug I know. Superduced Annajosie is like I had it.
But when we were first talk about it, you were signing,
yeah you didn't. You didn't kept those cars close to
the chest. Because there's also the Wou Tang of Mike's
and Men, which is such a bad title that I
actually love it. If if it were like of Messman,
who which wood Tang member would be Lenny? I mean

(21:15):
V O d V Right, huh, well, I guess, Well,
let's think about I mean, like I guess then we
have to take a part how we saw Lenny and
then is O d B. Was he someone who was
simple minded, did not understand his true power? Yeah? I
think so. I think he was just like pure primary process,
just like you're seeing the inside of somebody's so completely

(21:37):
un self conscious you can't help but love him, like
doesn't understand how amazing he is. Um, what about who
would be Curly? Curly? Yeah, probably is a we didn't
currently have the gloves with the vassiline, he slept in it.
Curly was a dude who was running the ship. There's

(21:58):
Curly's wife, right right, George would be method man Curly's wife. Okay,
I'm just saying that's the t What about who would
be George? Uh? That that's who I was thinking? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
okay with that? Yeah, Or you would have George and
Lenny being Ray and ghost because they're like the duo

(22:23):
that like are actually super makes sense. And then I
would say ghost Face would be Lenny because his flows
are way more stream of I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm constantly on Rome. I'm Sprint or some should I
remember calling me Sprint because I'm always on Rome. Yeah,
that would be amazing if I finally get the showtime

(22:45):
log in and it's just them like re enacting of
mice and men. Um, But I've heard I've heard that's
not what it's. It's a really dope documentary anyway, as
a drop in, like teach me about the rabbits. George
Inbecks enter the thirty six chambers. Yeah, alright, we're gonna
take a quick break. We'll be right back, and we're back.

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And I kind of admire what BuzzFeed is doing in
their kind of battle with Tony Robbins, because every time
he's like, they're just they're flat making stuff up. Uh,
They're just like, Okay, we're gonna release another thing that
make you look real bad. Let me go through my
wallet really quick. So the latest thing they released is

(23:38):
a video of one of his seminars from the eighties
where he uses the N word ten times in like
a minute, uh, in a story about how he won
over an audience of uh black men who were like
mad and thought he was being racist because all his

(24:00):
examples of success were white people. And he was like,
so I told I started using the N word, And
he literally uses it and then explains how like by
doing that and forcing them to confront their anger about racism,
he brought them around. Yeah, and this is so humiliating,

(24:26):
is he what the so he's really using that? Candice
Owen's victim and he's like, and I guess what I'm
gonna call you? The N word, yes, because and that's
not you being offended or me bringing up years of
oppression and racism. That's you. That's you actually taking on
a victim mentality. That's just your mentality. You're letting that
word control you. Therefore, and by the end, guys, wait,

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so you think that he's not on the right track,
But by the end he wins them over. He says, yeah, wow.
To the producers, a green boock turn into a feature. Yeah, exactly,
it's just that seminar. They stressed that ten minute clip
into a ninety minute film. So or they play that
ten minute clip nine times, or I'm sorry, we just

(25:09):
have to pitch this film. It would be like, uh,
some dog millionaire. With each instance he calls one of
these black men the N word, we then flash back
into that person's mind and see his backstory, and then
come back and then watch him confront that in real time.
Move on to his next iteration. Guys, it writes itself,
give me the Academy Award. I have to go. So
Tony Robson, lawyer, who has been kind of his partner
in just responding to this in a u in the

(25:31):
worst way possible. Uh, I'm can only imagine. So his
lawyer said in a statement that the presentation was positive
and was accepted in the context in which it was conducted,
a passionate discussion about racism and how to rise above it.
Uh and then this is maybe my favorite example of

(25:51):
uh wait, but one of my friends that I've ever heard,
and my favorite, I mean the most infuriating. They added.
Any suggestion and that Mr Robbins is somehow racist or
insensitive to the African American community is absurd and false. Indeed, indeed,
one of Mr Robbins's event partners for twenty five plus

(26:13):
years as an African American is an African and one
and one of Mr Robbins is event partners, which is
a made up phrase that doesn't mean anything. An event party,
the dude who drives the truck, it could be anything.
So somebody he has met once is an event an
event partner. The man who brings me my diet coax.

(26:38):
His event partner, Sambo, has worked with him from plus years.
He shines his shoes. That's like the oh my goodness again,
I love. The defense against claims of being racist is
if I'm so racist, allow me to direct your attention
at this black body right exactly that exists. Usually the

(27:00):
claim is one of my best friends. This time it's
one of my event partners. We couldn't be more vague.
And then he had to say is an African? That even? Wow? Um?
But yeah, So, I mean this is basically what we
talked about with him. You know, he in light of
you know, that defense and that clip. Uh, the idea

(27:24):
that he's insensitive to the experience of being a person
of color or a woman, uh is just completely indisputable. Um.
And I think he is. You like, his whole philosophy
is that any disadvantage that you have is just you
letting that disadvantage control you. So he's his whole like

(27:47):
mindset is like, you know, about overcoming anything that makes
you feel bad, which is a great way for a
you know, tall, gorgeous as mentioned yesterday. Yeah, for him
to you know, overlook the fact that not everybody walks
into a room and immediately gets the benefit of the doubt.

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So yeah. Um. Also, while we were reading about this,
last week's super producer Sophie Lichterman uh raised this series
of Kobe commercials that we went back and watched. The
Kobe system is now pretty mind bending for like they
would cut to a new person and it's like, okay, yeah, yeah,
it's a matter of best and strong. That's Kobe Sony

(28:32):
Robbins is your last question. And I just like to
add what Mr Bryant was saying here because about explosiveness.
If you really want to change your life and you
gotta take massive action, you gotta immerse yourself. You've got
to really understand that problems are really your gifts? Are
you done? Apologize to Kanye West? Kanye West million dollars
of his time. I'm sorry, Kanye. And not only that,

(28:57):
there's a moment where a z's and sorry is also
in it. There's another and he's like what kind of
tips and Kobe Bryant gives telling a zse to be
more aggressive, just go after it, and wow, like somebody
just head an eye for like the most problematic Someone

(29:17):
put that on Twitter, man, because wow, yeah the wowee
um yeah, so shout out to Also, we were trying
to figure out who wrote those, whoever wrote those, they're
actually very funny at the time, knowing not knowing how
you're like, there's actually some good lines in there, but
you did know Kobe so it's almost like Kobe, we

(29:37):
had you had to put that in the back of
your mind, right, So they put that in the back
of their mind. They were like, you know, who else
would fit in this problematic motherfucker's like Tony Robbins, k
What's funny is when Tony Robbins is talking, he's sat
next to Serena Williams. Shout out to her, powerful black
woman because she's rolling her eyes, I know. So you
know what Serena tried to tell us, Uh, let's talk

(29:57):
about always listening to black women. Yeah, exactly does let's
talk about the president of these United States. I was
just going down. So there was a little bit of
a tit for tat as I've heard it referred to

(30:17):
in the media constantly going on between President Trump and
Nancy Pelosi in their respective camps. Actually nobody really had
Nancy's back, but like Trump's people came for Nancy. Well,
no one needs, no one needs to have her back
because she's she's not insecure and she's just sort of
like I'm the speaker. And when Kelly and Conway is
like trying to talk to She's like, I'm trying to
talk to the president yes, not some assistants me. Um So, anyways,

(30:41):
we just pulling the ultimate. I need to speak with
your manager and she said, oh, I don't know her, right.
Uh So we we talked at the end of last
week about how uh you know, they were supposed to
have the infrastructure meeting. Trump stormed out in a pure
spur of the moment, storming out that happened. Who have
visuals pre printed, choreographed? Yes, uh so that he could

(31:05):
go out and then ramble, and he he hadn't written
anything ahead of time because he he rambled incoherently for
a while. And then uh so, I guess, I guess
like Trump supporters uh slowed down a clip of Nancy
Pelosi making it seem like she was drunk. Yeah, but
this was like the the one of the last shots

(31:28):
in the back and forth. So he stormed out. Then
was like, oh, you know, I can't believe what they did.
They need to stop these investigations. There's no infrastructure. Pelosi
was like, I'm praying for the president. Very petty, but
just like I'm praying for him. Um And because he
was saying like he just seemed so off, Let's say
people understand that that's the equivalent of bless your heart exactly,

(31:49):
but just being very uh, what do we call that? Um?
Patronizing um? And then Trump started name Colin I think,
called him crazy, Nancy or some ship. She was like saying,
he's villainous. That's more. That's not name calling, that's a description, um.
And then was also saying, like, you know, imploring the
Trump family and staff to have an intervention. That really

(32:11):
fucked him up. And someone's like, well, what do you
what are you trying to say? She's like, oh, I
can be clear. I'm talking about the twenty for the amendment.
So she's like, hold that, now what you got. Then
we start seeing all these fucking weird videos come out.
Then he's like, oh, I'm I'm unfit. Check out these
doctored videos because of the presidents number one source of
intelligence is just some memes. He's he's on fucking Twitter

(32:34):
on stormfront. Yes, boy, that's that's not happy anymore. Right.
I think they got shut down. Okay, yeah, go daddy,
pulled their pulled their license. Oh yeah, daddy, go on daddy.
So yeah, So then we got these altered videos. One
was like, you know, it's just trying to make her
have like as if her speech is slurred. Uh, the

(32:55):
old jin goblin. Rudy Giuliani then tweeted a similar video,
not the same one as Trump, but another one that
was clearly just someone playing a video of her at
like half speed, so her sentence was more like this
rather than I'm giving the president of the opportunities like
I'm giving the president and most people. If you slow

(33:16):
anyone down, it just makes them sound real fucked. Oh yeah,
I mean people have done it to us before us.
They did that to me a court that one time,
unmortually that was doctor video. Um. And then also with
Trump too, I think is when it first the one right,
the one with Trump actually makes him more coherent because
you can actually hear like his brain pinging between like

(33:38):
the things that it's like really just you can see
the path that his mind is taking, as opposed to
it's seeming just kind of incoherent and rambling, but it's
uh you see sort of the adderall adult, uh you know,
path that it's taking. Yeah. Well, and again these are
like I think these are only going to keep increasing,

(34:00):
you know, because this was straight like in seen, it
was all about trying to put up clips of Hillary
like she was dying of some new wild disease we've
never heard of her. You know, her brain is falling
out her nose. Yeah, she she falls all the time
because the tumor is so big she can't even see.
And also it's so easy for them because the people
who they're getting this to go viral with are all
in their sixties and they don't have good eyes for detail.

(34:23):
Like the second you look at this video, you see
her hair is moving in slow motion. It's like, yo, well,
also there aren't enough frames for the movement to be
smooth at all. Your right, So you're watching a video
on slow motion. I'll realize that, right. Nope, look quick,
tipsy off, yea, I really want to do and slow
down shooting a hundred twenty frames per second, you know,
then you can make it give us some semblance of

(34:43):
it looking like thirty frames. Carlos Manza gay Wonka on
Twitter actually had a really good, really good explanation about
that is of the He was basically talking about how
you know, like foxings, we obviously know is a talking
is a is a propaganda machine for for right wing
politics UM and most media outlets like if they make

(35:04):
enough noise, they pick up on it. And that's why,
like the Hillary thing, well, oh she's sick, Oh what's
going on with her health? And it's like, no, it's dumb,
like use your good judgment that you sometimes have, but
if they make enough noise, it automatically gets picked up.
And that's exactly what's happening in the case with Nancy Pelosi.
It's like, well, what's going on with her? What's go
It's like it's like that episode of Doctor Who where

(35:24):
he's like, I can take down your your administration with
six words, you know, and uh, don't you think she
looks tired like that? It's just planting the seed. Yeah, yeah,
I'm and like that's an episode of Doctor Who. It
is with with um the mom from Shaun of the
Dead she becomes the Prime Minister and with David Tennant

(35:44):
and then he just says, don't you think she looks tired? Yeah?
He whispers. He was like, I could you know, I
could I could ruin your your administration with five words,
and then he goes, no, six words and she's like,
go ahead, try it. You know. It's it's very confrontational
because she has basically gone full paranoia and wants to
start like this space Defense Force and and doctor who

(36:08):
is just like, no, that's a terrible idea because you're
basically inviting conflict by doing that, So don't do that.
Uh So then he whispers to like her assistant, don't
you think she looks tired? And within the next scene,
everybody's talking about is her health? Okay? Is she doing
all right? And she resigns And was that after Hillary?
Or this was this was David Tennant here, so this

(36:29):
was like two thousand and twelve. Alright, doesn't he look tired?
Doesn't he look tired? Doesn't he look tired? We've were
way past nuance? No for Trump that that would work.
So I'm not tired because he looks like he is
having trouble. But again, this is there is another example
of Republicans and their followers suffering from this very specific

(36:51):
type of cognitive dissonance that requires them to immediately accuse
the person criticizing them of the thing they're guilty of.
So they put out a video of Nancy Pelosi to
make her look drunk. After Trump goes up and has
this like completely incoherent like speech in the Rose Garden
and then his drunkest ally Rudy Giuliani, goes out and

(37:15):
tweets that video and literally drunken lee, Well, do you
think he's drunk? We need that what the apology tweet?
You don't think he was drunk? I mean, I don't know.
I guess I'm making the mistake of acting like we're journalists. Okay,
do we know he's drunk? Yeah, motherfucker's drunk. I don't know.
We don't know, we don't want to. All I know

(37:39):
is that Trump didn't want to give him a job
in the first place. The reason it took Trump a
year to hire him is because Trump had heard his
drinking had gotten out of control. He is admitted to
going on TV drunk in the past, like a couple
of years. Uh, and people say that he's frequently like
drinking during the day. And then he tweeted something that, uh, yeah,

(37:59):
just remind to me have like an email I would
have sent when I was blacked out. Yeah. Well, when
he tweeted that video, everyone was like, take this ship down,
like that's so he did. And then this is literally
what the I'm just gonna spell out the first word
of this tweet. It's I v E S S S
A P O l O G Y. So I was
apology apology, and then I would just read the rest.

(38:24):
But like I'm gonna dread it like this, I suppology
for a video which allegedly is a caricature of an
otherwise halting speech pattern. She should first stop and apologize
for saying the president needs a quote and revention are
and then and then a gift of the Timberwolves celebrating

(38:48):
or the cox I guess versus timber The only thing
that would completely seal the deal is just it's closed
off with r R. They ran out of characters? Are
you mad at me? Are you missed that? Even this
isn't even clogging in a two thirty these characters? Um.

(39:08):
He re retweeted he didn't take that down because this
ship is still up. That is still as this record
as of the end of last week. But he then
tweeted what he meant to say and the instead of
our he tweeted people who live in glass house shouldn't
throw stones, uh, and did not tweet a Timberwolves gift. Uh.

(39:33):
But that yeah, it seems like it's directed at himself,
a drunk person saying what in that gift though, it's like,
doesn't even make sense because I'm confused why that is
even a gift in the first place, because it's not
a good celebration. It's just somebody putting their hands up. Yeah,
and one dude is like tying his shorts. Yeah. Okay, look,

(39:55):
Rudy Jingabi, somebody helps jab might help Jingabi dot bi uh.
Let's talk about real quick. Oh wait, just one less
thing the then I just want to add. The last
piece of this escalating war was when Trump basically just
unilatterly said I'm giving Bill Barr just the blanket authority

(40:16):
to declassify information like just from all these intelligence agencies
to quote investigate the investigators of the Russia scandal, So
essentially saying I now bless you, Bill Barr, fucker of
information to now manufacture new scandals by declassifying sensitive information,
not to mention that it's it would also affect information

(40:38):
I think that we've gathered through the Five Eyes Agreement,
like with other countries like the UK and Canada. News
like now they that potentially means guess who's not getting
any more of that intel? The United States because you've
just been like, hey, why don't you, Mark Meadows and
Devin Nonez just drum up some ship and try and
create some new Benghazi type ship uranium one thing out
of declassified memos will selectively dac shit and we can

(41:01):
hopefully shift the focus away from the president's actual crimes. Yeah,
and this is exactly why the Democrats need to move
to impeachment, even if you know it's not practical or whatever,
like they still have a majority in the House. Like
the motion itself is what's important because they constantly talk
about how we need to take down Trump and use
it as a as to fundraise, but then when the

(41:22):
time comes to actually do something that would him limit him,
hinder him in any kind of practical way, they drop
the ball, right. Yeah, and I think, you know, it
seems like the Pelosi plan is to just slowly bleed
the president out, like let all these documents come out,
let the scandals keep piling up and piling out. Because
she's saying it seems like the calculus that the president

(41:45):
is using is, yeah, impeach me. You'll get it out
of the House. Will then do a sham fucking trial
in the Senate where I control all the levers. You know,
they will unanimously like oh not guilty with r Kelly
featuring Jay z Um and that, and then they're going
to use they'll campaign off of that. Look what they
tried to do, and we still want And I think

(42:06):
that's the only thing they don't want to do is
somehow give the optics win of getting past the impeachment thing,
to try and be like, you see, it's all good.
He got through impeachment because the ship ship couldn't stick.
But at the same time, when you look, that's where
I'm also like, I understand the political calculus, but the
existential threats are far too real and pronounced for too

(42:26):
many people that I can't like, it's hard for me
to square that with like, what about all this other
ship that is happening in a real time so we
can't get control exactly. Sometimes you can't worry about political
strategy and you just have to do the what's right. Yeah,
And I don't think Look, at the end of the day,
I don't know who's going to be really affected by
seeing Trump getting through an impeachment process and saying like, oh,

(42:47):
now I'm going to vote for him. I was on
the fence. I think that I think a lot of
this is the lessons learned from the Clinton impeachment, the
fact that you know, he got impeached by the House
but then got through the Senate and people are like, well,
that's what happened then, and people rallied to Bill Clinton side,
but they didn't have ship like it's it's just underestimating
the intelligence of the American people. It's assuming that, well,

(43:12):
they're always going to follow this rule of if you
can't fully impeach him and if you only get some impeached.
But this is a totally different instance where he has
done a lot of really really bad ship. Whereas the
Clinton thing, they were shaming a person for a for perjury, right,
and for an extramarital affair. That's what they really focused
in on, and it was, you know, that's just some

(43:34):
ship that America is like, all right, we get it,
but that doesn't have anything to do with like the
running right. So uh yeah, they just they did over
extend themselves on that one. But I don't think anybody's
gonna feel necessarily like this is over extending themselves if
he has in fact done all the things that by
all evidence it seems like he has done, um and

(43:57):
This is also an indication that if you don't don't
do that, He's going to do it right back and
try and find a way to make his followers think,
which is what that whole that announcement of being like
I now pronounced bar master of propaganda, you know, or
even you know, like uh, just the deal that he
wanted to make with Nancy Pulisy for infrastructure, I mean,

(44:19):
that's that's not a deal. I mean walking away is
not deal making. It was all pre planned. It was like, yeah,
an ambush that he really thought would had them because
a lot of the reporting was like they were like
this that doesn't make sense. It's going to be great,
and I want to don't even put a chair there,
because I'm gonna go in and I'm just gonna stand
and be like, fuck you guys, And then they'll see

(44:41):
the real question on everybody's mind. Though this is on
the front page of Fox news dot com. Can Trump
prove he's the ultimate dealmaker? Can he prove it? I
mean he's like, we all know it's true, but can
he prove it? Anyways? I think we all get that,
all right, Let's move on to him. Simple bankruptcies are
proof of just how good you are a business? He

(45:04):
can he prove it. He sure he's lost more money
than any American during the years that we were looking at.
What's the text even what are they even suggesting would
prove that that he could get something done with Democrats
because every other president who was going through any kind
of investigations, they were still able to govern. I think
they were trying to kind of push him in the direction.

(45:26):
I think Fox News gets they're the only source of
information that he listens to, so they're trying to like
nudge him in the right direction, like, Hey, we think
you're the ultimate dealmaker. If you just stopped like making
a complete fucking like new medical research shows making deals
with opposition, increase his hand in Dick's eye. Just do that,

(45:48):
all right, We're gonna take a quick break. We'll be
right back, and we're back, and we're going to try
a new thing. We're calling what we're fucking with around

(46:10):
the office. Something's uh, some silly ship that we've been
having a good time. Yeah, because normally, well that that
was it playing Sorry normally, you know, we always hear
guests what's happening in their world. Yes, and we also
want to let everybody know here at the daily side,
cause we are also stupid people who laugh at really

(46:31):
dumb ship on the internet and often frequently and for
hours and the same thing. Yes, recently, I was playing
a track by Logic featuring Eminem call Homicide in the
office and at the very end there was a sound
bite of this dude trying to pretend to be Emine,
like trying to copy Eminem's like rap gods super fast
flow style. Um. And I didn't know what it was.

(46:54):
And DJ Dan goes, is that that Chris Delia Eminem thing?
I was like what? And then apparently it was just
from a you video Fortilia in his car trying to
wrap like Eminem. Um, should we just play the clip
this here? This is something we regularly laugh at. I'm
in a band of chant and I want to stand
up band. Well, you don't got the stamina. You lacking

(47:14):
a stamina, You lacking the stamina, want your divorce on
Hamason Ford And I'm in a porch on the floorboards.
When I'm more on Torrent. You using way too many napkins,
lapkins and japis. You use the japtick and napkins when
I'm papkins, flapping them around like a papkin. Okay, so
you're using way too many napkins and flapping around like

(47:35):
a bat can have become probably the most frequently said
things in the office. Yeah, I think we we've we
greet each other with that. Yeah, we'll just apropos of nothing.
We'll just say it, flamping it round like a bapkin's
way too many napkins. At lunch we had to play
that too. When we're eating, I'll look at something like,
use way too many napkins and then leave it there.

(47:57):
I mean, I'm divorce Harrison Ford in the porch and
the floorboards. That one I think is the most accurate
to eminem because it's just it's a combination. It's like
a scene he's setting that makes no fucking sense. Has
the has the phonetics, but wait, too many napkins. I'm sorry,
guys if you now hearing this and go, wow, yeah,
the fucking idiots. But yeah, they're just like this is

(48:19):
who you listen to idiots. With the next one, I
just want to tell people to check it out. Stephen A.
Smith baby filtered. Uh, it's it's actually not the not Yeah,
that's why it makes it even better when you put
the baby. And so there's there's one that's like a
minute long where it's just a bunch of different a
bunch of different clips of him, and they actually have

(48:40):
the voice altered, and that doesn't work as well for me.
Is this There's this one on complex Instagram where they
just have an actual quote from him, but like where
his voice isn't altered and uh, but he looks like
a baby And it's incredible because it's just the most
Stephen A Smith thing that Stephen A. Smith has ever
said in eight seconds, you want to just play a
people who don't know Stephen A. Smith. He's a you know,

(49:03):
a commentator, a pundit for sports, uh and always has
just the wildest takes and he's a you know a
lot of people hate him. A lot of people also
love him. A lot of people are kind of me.
I just like to watch and just laugh at him.
I hate him, but this clip makes me so we'll
play this clip, Derek. If you haven't seen it, just
watch this. You have to watch the video though, because

(49:23):
I'm sorry this is more of a visual based one,
but it's so good. Every first move is the executive
what's to sign? Lamar him? Who is on clip? Which
that who is on crack? It's like from for the listeners,

(49:46):
that's just an actual Steve Na, right, but it looks
like a baby. It's amazing when it looks like a baby.
It's also amazing that that guy has a job. That's
that's his take? Who was on crack? What else? And
then I think our number one, let's let's pretend this
is a countdown. Even though the Christal lean and the
thing is probably the thing we spend the most time

(50:06):
talking about this video that we recently discovered. How do
we end up on the video? For some reason, I oh,
I think I was asking about John Tesh and then
super Edition Nick Stump was like, yeah, when I was
doing road trips with the band, like, John Tesh is
kind of that talk raider that shows up when you're
searching for ship on the on the air waves. And
then Nick was like saying, yo, he actually like composes

(50:30):
like jingles and stuff. And then we come to find
out he wrote the NBA on NBC theme song. He
did He's not just a dude? From was an entertainment
Tonight or whatever it was where you got to start yeah.
I think that's the only thing he's done other than
as a as a touring keyboardist. Um so if you
don't remember, for people who listen to the show, I

(50:52):
know a lot of you do funk with nineties basketball
and you know this song is that the then okay?
So okay, So we found a clip where John Tesh
is having a fucking concert and he like one of
the pieces he's doing is like all this patterns, like
actually came up for the thing on a jog and

(51:12):
I left myself a voice note. So what we're about
to play is this clip of John Tesh playing a
voicemail to himself with the idea for it live at
the Red Rocks. Yeah, sold out crowd. It sounds like
people are going nuts for he's wearing. By the way
he's dressed in a he's dressed like he's going to
the prom. He's got like a tuxedo vest. Oh yeah,
it looks like a problem after party because the jacket

(51:34):
is gone, the collar is undone a bit, but he's
still got the vest on very silky. Uh. He is
feeling himself as much as anybody has ever felt themselves
after party or nineties R and B Group. Yeah, exactly,
definitely a voice to men, like opening group on tour Um.
I just found out the Red Rocks thing is mislabeled.
This was actually at the Avalon ball Room on Catalina Island,

(51:55):
so it's like the Catalina Island wine mixer basically, because
the audience looks like it's coach Cella for people who
don't season their food. Now, yes, so this one, I'm
just gonna play you from the voice note and then
there's a moment you're gonna hear a bass drum. He
pantomimes drilling in basketball and then plays the thing on
his keyboard, so majestically, just here we go. This is

(52:17):
just check out John Tz. Here we go. It's machine
So here now the original demo tape for this particular
song for pro basketball guy. This is a message for
me about the NBA theme. Here's an idea. It goes
like this. Whoa, Yes, so they're loving it. All the

(52:48):
accounts are loving it. He's panting over and he looks
like he does not know how to dribble ball. Run
into the keyboard about to rip this ship. Get ready, Yeah,

(53:09):
it's the violin. Players are of choreography. Y'all have to
watch this. He looks like he's coming into the keyboard
a little bit like at one point because he's just
like feeling it so much. So y'all again, that's what
we're fucking with. That is what we're fucking with. And

(53:30):
you will see those things footnotes That John Tesch video
needs to be seen to be believed because his version
of dribbling a basketball. You think a tall man like
him would have picked up a basketball once or twice.
But he he is dribbling like they made a Broadway
musical about basketball, and like the actors are like doing

(53:53):
like a dribbling thing. Yeah, or it's like to a song, Yeah,
like if Stomp did a basketball, because it's like very rhythmic.
But it's not like how you dribble a ball. It
looks like he's padding very violently a child's head. Yeah,
life is like a free throw. It's just you and
the ball. But there's a journey to the line, like

(54:19):
also written by someone who's never played or watched taking
a free throw. Ton Shots from the Arc Arc of
the Covenant. Oh, there we go, a Christian themed basketball musical.
There you go. Alright, let's talk about what Pigeonforge, Tennessee

(54:39):
is fucking with There is a new museum that no
one asked for except for me, but we should go.
Actually out of respect, I would definitely definitely go. I
want to see what the gift shops like. But anyways,
Pigeonforge is a tourist trap haven. There's the Titanic Museum,
the Alcatraz East, Crime music um uh, and of course Dollywood.

(55:03):
Of course, it's just funny that the Titanic Museum is
in Pigeon Force, tennes and also the out like the
alcatrazast In case you can't get to San Francisco, come
to Pigeonforce, Tennessee. You can knock out Titanic. You can
knock out Alcatraz one plate at that museum. Dolly Dolly
Parton's Stampede used to be Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede, which

(55:26):
is basically medieval times but re enacting the Civil War.
We've talked about it before on the show. I think
the audience gets divided into North and South. The South
will occasionally win the Civil War. Uh. Slavery has never
mentioned um for some reason. Civil right, it's about civility there. Anyways,
Pigeonford is home to a new attraction, which opened last week.

(55:51):
It's called National Enquirer Live, some museum dedicated to the
National enquire Yeah, I mean for all the fans, we
should definitely pull up a group trip. Hey, we used
to go to Tennessee, man, Yeah, because what why wouldn't
you choose now to celebrate the famed tabloid that's been

(56:13):
revealed to have allegedly blackmail Jeff Bezos and used catch
and kill tactics too verry scandals that could damage the
worst president and countless other powerful men. Yes, yeah, I
mean the exhibits are fucking lame as fuck, and they
spent on this, They spent fifteen million. And they're advertising
the ship out of it as a family friendly attraction,

(56:37):
which is weird, Like that makes sense for a business perspective,
But the attractions they have are like one of the
things they have is a three D computer model of
the car crash that killed Princess Diana, Oh God, and
you get to follow her route as she's chased by

(56:58):
the paparazzi and in at the end after the car
crash has destroyed her body and she's no longer alive.
They ask families to vote on which which conspiracy theory
they think is more likely that the queen killed her
that she was pregnant. Uh, you know who do you

(57:18):
think was involved? Where the royals even involved? You know
those funny conversations you'd like to have with your kids. Yeah,
I'm imagining they have. It's almost like the wax museum
where they you know that you you take your photo
and then they put you up on a fake National Enquirer,
like local man killed Princess Diana because she was pregnant
with his baby, and they islamophobia. Speaking of wax museums,

(57:43):
they had I think the visionary behind this, whoever it
may be, had a dream of a wax museum. But
they were also like suffering from a terrible fever because
they have a room where you get to see different
um Michael Jackson photos recreated in like wax figure form.

(58:03):
But he looks like he's like melting or like it's
like a mummified dead body. It's like a brown face
with a curly hair wig on. There's nothing Michael Jackson about.
Then and one they have a recreation of a photograph
of him sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber, but it doesn't
look like him, like Miles said. And he has like

(58:25):
a big curly you know, afro wig on but his
eyes are yellow and he turns to you and then
like closes his eyes and rolls back over back to sleep.
But his they gave him thriller eyes, the yellow eyes,
which is because you know the Chinese ship. Maybe they're
like he's a monster. Um. Another fun exhibit for the

(58:46):
whole family to enjoy recreation of Nicole Brown Simpson's condo
where she was murdered, complete with her chalk outline. Uh
oh boy, look, it's like the recreation of the front stack.
Oh my god, Like so what and what this is
all supposed to be grammable? So like yeah, yeah, go
to go to go post like Nicole. No, you can't

(59:08):
even get there. See if they wanted, if they wanted
it to be successful, they would charge and ask you'd
have to show how many Instagram followers you have to
be able to get in right away? That makes sense.
Your kids will thank you, because I'm sorry, not your kids,
your kids therapists thank you. That is the worst. Dad.
Are we going to bush Gardens or we're going to
Disneland no, we're going to site where Nicole Brown was murdered. No,

(59:33):
we're gonna find out how Princess Diana really died. Who
was Princess Diana? Shut up, Shut the funk up. I
think it was the Royals because they didn't like Doughty
off fight. There's also a room full of celebrity portraits
that will follow you around the room just for extra
So they just like, the entire place is just built
of nightmares. Yeah, it's built of like what a bad

(59:56):
trip would be. They're like, how do we make sure
that anybody coming here on a hallucinogen will lose their mind? Um,
if you're Zey Gang and you're in the Pigeon Forge
area room, if you go, hit me up and maybe
we'll get We'll talk to you to get a firsthand
account of what the funk that was like, because I'm
only reading the descriptions and I'm weird of the funk out.

(01:00:19):
So please, if you are in the Pigeon Forge area,
contact me at Miles of Ground on Twitter and let's
try and figure something out. Yeah, I mean, the only
the only way it would get any any worse, any
more nightmares is that at the end of the tour.
They asked you, like, would you like to give a
skin donation. It's like to build all of our sculptures
from donations. Yeah, it's a year. Swab your cheek with

(01:00:39):
this Q tip find out learn about your alleles. Well, Derek,
it's been a pleasure having you. Man, I this is
I think I'm punching my third, punching third. Next. Once
you get a free coffee, I love it. I love it.
Sorry I made you pay for that one today. But
you know, you know, hot water is expending, it is

(01:01:00):
and it's only gonna get more expensive because climate. Cha.
Where can people find you? Uh So, actually just launched
a podcast, uh my self about patriarchy and masculinity. If
you're into that thing. It's just h interviewing some guys,
some gals, and some non binary pals about identity, sexuality,
uh patriarchy obviously schedule schedule miles for some couple months. Yeah, Jack,

(01:01:25):
if you want to want to jump in on that too,
I'd love to. Uh So, that is called man Splain yourself,
because of course it is. It's on iTunes and sound cloud.
You can find me on Twitter at my first last name,
Derek Lemos, or on insta. Uh, I'm talking a lot
of ships, so just just strap in and be mindful
of that. I will talk all of the ship. How
are you spelling l E M O s like lemon?

(01:01:49):
But no n there you go and d E R
R I c K. Yeah, I'm I'm using the oil
derek spelling. And uh, is there a tweet you've been enjoying. Ah,
there's several tweets that I've been enjoying. Um, there was
one the other day it was what what brought up
the milkshake thing? Um? You know, she is a I

(01:02:11):
think she's a journalist and I honestly don't remember, but
she had a really nice tweet thread about what embarrassment
does to these guys because, like you were saying, like
their egos are ginormous and they really want to present
strong and fearsome. We're not afraid of anything, but you know,
getting dunked on by a milkshake, like you can't look tough.

(01:02:33):
And if you beat somebody up over a milkshake, it's like, dude,
you're a fucking asshole. So it is kind of the
perfect tool to combat what they are presenting because it
just breaks everything. Come up, Miles Where can people find
find me? On Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Gray.

(01:02:54):
You can find me on PlayStation Network. Also, we're trying
to get this raid done. If you gear score is not,
don't fuck around. Okay, we're trying to get this raid done. Also,
don't start min maxing your ship. Okay, now it's all good.
It's all good man. Two tweets I like, one from
Dan White at at Dan White, please donate to my

(01:03:14):
crowd rise fundraising campaign this November. I'm running the New
York City Marathon to raise money for JP Morgan Chase. Uh.
And then Jamie tweeted this fucking image, dude of when
I watched TV shows. I don't really see the commercials,
but apparently Jack had seen it. It was like this
thing for Shick hydro silk with this like anthropomorphized razor

(01:03:34):
for women. Uh. And it's just really odd looking. And
Jamie tweeted, I think I finally figured out which character
in the m c U I'd like to play Razor bitch.
A couple of tweets have been enjoying at Drill tweeted
having to spell the word lunch instead of saying it
so the boys don't get too excited, which is something

(01:03:57):
for parents out there, and it applies they're not feeding
their kids. Uh. And Joel Kim Booster tweeted, if I
had a nickel for every time someone wrote we get it,
you're gay in response to one of my stand up clips,
it wouldn't really move the needle for me if financially,
as I'm already very successful and rich. Find me on Twitter,

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we post our episodes in our foot notes or link
off to the information that we talked about today's episode,
as well as the song we read add on miles
what second. This is a new track from Flying Lotus
and Denzel Curry, one of my favorite mcs. Uh. And
you know what, it's not like typical fly low production.
He's coming back on some boom bap, you know sample

(01:05:00):
bass hip hop type ship, which I like because I
am old and I am stuck in musically, thank you.
I don't know. I've never heard that sound and I
don't like it. It It sounds like a weird trumpet and
I don't know what it is. But this one's called
Black Balloons Reprise Final Lotus Denzel Curry off the new
album Oh Is There are there references to the Google
dolls in there? Because Baby's black Balloon. Oh you know,

(01:05:22):
what's amazing song. I'll have to look on the genius
for the lyrics to see if they're talking about ron.
Did you know it's really about drugs? Oh? You just
I just said that. And I was also there when
kick You didn't know that though, right, I did not
know that? Yeah, because I was well when that song
came out. I just said that, right, Miles, did you know? Yeah?
I just said this suproducer and oh wow, she literally

(01:05:50):
rolled out. She just rolled her eyes so hard at you.
She worked my new favorite thing. All right, we're gonna
ride out on that. We will be back tomorrow because
it's in the daily pot past. The big thing happened
when the Black Balloon ignited. I feel the pain solder
the shoulder as I was nighted, the night turns to day,
and my days don't see in the brightest It's like itis.

(01:06:12):
I want to take him by the one life is
if the President suk around it. Pistol isis very me
and blue, very biddle jewels, and isis let's connect from
mind to mind. Lines are on the rise increase, and
vigger sides are the victimizes were evils out of lives.
It's not my battered mind. I have visions of being broke.
I'm broken man right and worse of wisdom inside these notes,
shattered and lost, shatterings off, blabbering off, grabbing across, telling hazels.

(01:06:35):
Nothing matters at all. The black balloon blows. Some black
balloon

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