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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season forty, episode four
of The Daily Night Gusty for July nine, two thousand
and eight teen. My name is Jack O'Brian a K
d J. Jackson Jeff courtesy of et Tico, and I
am thrilled to be joined as always by my co
host Mr Miles one. Miles Gray, you're gonna want me
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for your boys, Thank you too. That's yeah. I had
to chop that one death star hip hop for that
One Fine Day, you know a k One Fine Day
actually one of my favorite rom comps. I went to
the Burbank AMC fourteen when I was still around. See
that with the home girls Christy Gooza and Megan Huntley
shout out. I bought them Bunchet die coke and they
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never reciprocated the kindness. They didn't buy me a drink
when we saw the Basilorman Romeo and Juliets beside the point, Wait,
what is one Fine Day? Who? Who's on that? With
George Clooney, Michelle Fight. I was just making sure everybody
in for our listeners. There you lived in New York
and you don't know and find day Our guests are
outraged right now speaking of which we are thrilled to
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be joined in our third and fourth seat by the
hosts of the hilarious self help podcast Jammers on the
Starburns Network. Please welcome Wendy Starling and Megan Race. You're
checked in. How are you well? Very angry, even fine,
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and I'm very upseted? Would like to look I am offended. Oh,
I thought by his scream at the beginning. Usually that's
my favorite part of the podcast initiated. Yeah, when they
go the show, were we screaming? No? I just did? Yeah,
the George Show. Yeah, the George Clooney thing I was.
I mean, come on now, isn't that the movie where
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I got hit by a motorcycle in Italy? Is gonna think? Yeah? Yes,
is that he just got hit by a motorcycle? Oh
he did, he got into a motorcycle. X it was
he was going like sixty two. Oh he should have died.
But he's George Clooney, So you know the studios would
not allow that, right or the deep State? Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly,
deep state studio. It was weird smiled and bobbled his
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head at fate. He was carried away by a bunch
of lizards. All right, We're going to get to know
you guys a little bit better in a moment, but
first we like to tell our listeners what they're in
store for. We are going to be talking about what
happens when you Google search the phrase idiot right now
on Google image search. We're gonna talk about Miles is
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concern for Netflix and their stock. Christ We're gonna talk
about Mark Zuckerberg a k NRK Suckerberg and just where
he's coming from these days, what what his concerns are
as the head of the most powerful thing on earth.
We're gonna talk about the fact that Trump is considering
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sending a bunch of American people and Christopher Steele to
be interrogated by Russians, which he thinks should go fine.
We are going to talk about some intelligence that is
suggesting we are in a pre nine eleven moment right now.
You might remember the pre nine eleven moment as the
Summer of the Shark when Time magazine reported had a
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shark on the cover because there was a shark attack
or like one person died from a shark attack there
at Summer of the Shark. Well, we have to worry about, Yeah,
the summer of two thousand and one was going to
the Summer of the Shark by Time magazine because there
was a fatal shark attack. That was what everybody now
was that before or after nine eleven happened, because it
seems like at the timing and that's gonna be very irresponsible,
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it was before. We're also going to talk about some
conservative responses to Sasha Baron Cohen's newest project, who was America.
We're gonna do a pop culture slash Google trend skim.
We haven't done one of those in a while, and
if we have time, we're going to talk about China's
Lord of the Rings, which turns out not quite as
successful as America's Lord of the Rings. But first stuff, guys,
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we like to ask our guests, what is something from
your search history that is revealing about who you are
as a human being or human beings? I know I'm playing, Oh,
I'll tell you, I'll tell you. Do you want us
to get I can start and this is gonna make
me look like a much better person than I am.
The last thing that I searched and a still up
on my safari is the website for the Doe Fund.
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So look at me Doe dot Org. That's very responsible
of you. I don't know what the do Fund. The
Doe Fund is, it's a New York based charity. New
York is the best country in the world. Um, and
I live in New York and the Doe Fund it's
been it started in but they if you live in
New York, they're the blue trash cans all over the
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place and they specifically it's a charity that helps people
who are incarcerated or addicted to drugs, homeless, HIV AIDS,
just the people that are on the friend of society
and it's an organization that helps to rehabilitate them and
give them jobs with the community. And yeah, what do
you put in the blue trash cans money? Yeah, no,
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it's a great organization. Well that made me look I
was nervous. I was like, I'm gonna have to lie
because I was going to lie. But now I feel like,
what's the point because I need to balance us out
so we don't look like really smart and helpful people.
My last Google shirt search was dogs farting and scaring
themselves everything out. We are from the same planet, Oh
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my god, and we actually we have footage of that
Instagram story. I was having a blast. We're supposed to
be prepping for a barbecue, but I was watching videos
of dog sparting and being scared. What better way to
prep for a barbecue? How have they not figured it out?
I still don't understand my dog when he farts. Actually,
some you know bomb has gone off. Well, you don't
know what his tom feels like. When that far goes
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up to me, we'll feel like bomb. What is something
you guys think is overrated? I'll sound like a real
old I think Instagram stories are super overrated. I don't
understand them, and I don't get why they're more popular
than just like the regular Instagram. I don't get it.
I think it's the disappear That's why. I think, because
it's like limited time only. Yea, But I'm an elderly woman,
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so I'm like, but don't you want to save it
for a watch. I'll show you how to save it
before I post my stories. Save it because I can
watch you watching dogs forever. Everyone else can watch it
for a short amount of time, but that's going to
be on my phone for the rest of my life.
Oh thank god. I think people just like when I
find myself using although most of the people who put
stories up should not be because they're just nonsense. It's
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like nothing at all. I think it's just one of
those things where you can just get sucked into mindless scrolling. Essentially,
that's all it is. That's what I was gonna say,
mindless because that because it keeps going, So you just
sit there and it goes in the next person's and
the next person's. Then you're dead. It's fifty years later
and you've never met your grandchildren and you're still sitting
on that same poet you should meet your Still more
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stories get to the end. What is something you guys
think is underrated? Um? Underrated? I'm gonna go with the
bacon maple doughnut. Yeah, I think it's very I think
it's underrated because first, when I got one, I've I've
had well, I've tried one in every city I go to,
and I'm going to California. Don't night to day that's
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my reward because I exercised for five minutes, No, I think,
and I people fe like, oh, it's good, but it's
probably one of my favorite things I've ever eaten. And
then the trick is if you rip it like you
get the maple bar. Here's the trick if you do it,
because the problem is I figured out the way to
do it's really phenomenal. It's like the best sandwich lever
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is it always a bar? I like the bar because
what I do is I rip it in half and
then I flipped the top part with the frosting and
the bacon over and smash it down so that it's
in the middle like a sandwich. Yeah, and it's fucking
I don't even cuss on this. You can't. Yeah, because
people were like, oh, this is that's No, it's a
good donut, but it's my favorite thing and I'm obsessed
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with it. Are they pieces of bacon like um, well,
the California doughnut one, And that's kind of that. When
I used to live here, you would always get this.
Um they do full strips strips. That would concert me
because is it really super crispy like you bite through it. No,
it's like a medium. It's like a medium. It's not
overly soaked in the maple bacon. It's like a perfect
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it's really the perfect face over. You know, I'd just
be worried about like chewy bacon strips and then like
it's like coming out of the doughnut just it's just
a raw piece of bag on top. I mean douts
have one like that. I'm sure they do have to. Yeah,
let's all go to universe left. Ye, there's so many
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crazy ingredients on donuts where they everything's trying to make
the new like breakfast. But I think that's like the
best standard. I think that's as far as it should go. Yeah,
so full stop. How do you feel about cronuts? If
you put well, fends how much bacon's in a chronus
for it's bacon. That's a complete, it's a completely. It's
healthy because there's protein, protein balances, the sugar of the
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maple and flour in the doughnut has some fiber. I'm
sure of it. Please don't go glet or comment, don't
ask me, don't ad me correct. What is a myth? Finally?
What is something people think it is true that you
guys know to be false. So this is going to
be very cheesy and not to be serious, but like
a little bit seriously have a self help show and
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mostly we screw around and are very fun, but this
is a serious one. I personally think that will power
is a myth, and I believe that it's decision making
that's very lame, and like, mom, unpack this for you.
Can you give us an example. Well, because especially on
our show, like Megan and I this is we started
the podcast because we've been best friends for a long
time and we're always like, Okay, for reals, we're gonna
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stop eating cheese and stop eating maple bacon donuts and
like we're gonna go to the you know that's I
think everybody's like, Okay, I'm really going to turn it
around this time tomorrow. Yeah and yeah, and I used
tomorrow and like, if I turned it around, I mean
the top of the doughnut. There's gotta be a way
to make this the best thing I've ever eaten, turn
it around. But anyone when I used to be a
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personal trainer before it in comedy, I've just learned that
like a lot of people with trying to lose weight
or quit smoking or quit drinking or go to or
do anything, quit eating sugar, They're like, ah, man, you
just have such good self control. I just don't have
the willpower. And I'm like, I don't know, I don't
have willpower. I just if I want to make a change,
I go like okay, because I'm making this decision. It's
more like a binary choice, right, and so I like
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for me like you know, and to be like, Okay,
I don't want to go to the gym. It's like, well,
I'd rather, you know, lay around any ice cream. And
I'm like, okay, but I need to do this thing.
Or like with working on a project, there's something but
I said, something that I've been like forcing myself to
do is I create better habits and it sucks and
it's very boring, but I just try to make a
better decision. Yeah, And I think sometimes good decisions can
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be like can kind of feed on themselves a little bit.
So it's not like Okay, I've made my one good
decision for the day and I'm exhausted, right, not time
to get drunk, right, which is still fine. That's how
you get rid of all the toxics from the donnut,
the cigarettes pack it in mean, Oh, waiting thirty minutes
to swim after you eat, Yeah, that's bullshit, a total myth.
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I've eaten plenty of pizza, wall swimming in pools. I'm
still alive. Today. That was what we were made up
by big lifeguard. I think it was big Mom. I
think big big Mom. I think it's a big adults swim. Yeah,
it's big the people, the adults want to get in
and have a little fun, and it's just people who
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want kids out of the pool. The idea was if
you're if you eat, then the digestion is pulling all
the blood away from your limbs into your stomach. Therefore,
your like limbs would just go numb and you drown.
It was cramping because the stomach cramp. I read a
version that it was the blood flow going away from
your extreme. If it was true, there'd be one reason.
They don't think one reason, and there would be dead
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bodies in every pool because nobody follows that. Every kid
would be dead. Yeah. Yeah, they're like, we're like, oh
good and upbeat myth like and everyone's dead in a pool. Okay,
So now what's going on with Trump? So Reddit has
done their work and they have essentially google bombed Google
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image search so that when you search the word idiot
right now, it retrieves a sea of Trump faces looking stupid.
And also that woman who called Pierce Morgan an idiot
last week because he kept implying that she should have
protested Obama if she was going to protest Trump, and
she was like I did. I'm a she was amazing
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if you're wondering who that other person is. But mostly
it's just Trump the first five. Yeah, this is what
the power of se Then they say they aren't activists
out here the work coming people have to do? How
like what's the numbers on that to get that to happen?
I have no idea. Yeah, yeah, I mean is in
fact the front page of the Internet. So I guess
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they have the whole internet. They got the whole internet
together to do it. I'm impressed. It depends on what
sub it was on, because yeah, certain ones, some subs
are like just in the business of like change, like
they just like they love to be able to game
the Google search algorithm, like do this so this dog
with an apple on its head comes up when you
search LP or whatever. I would like a Reddit group
to go and I'm not even on there, but now
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I would want to be like how many here's another challenge.
Let's work to eliminate every picture of Trump off the Internet,
because I think he's one of the people that I
think will probably get off on like he'd be more
upset about that than he's popping up with. That would
funk with his confidence and funk with him more if
everyone just like stopped be like Okay, well he's an
asshole and he'll be out, and now where are we
going to get him there? It's like a baby throwing
a tantrum. If you ignore the crying baby, it's going
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to stop crying, Like we have to work. I mean,
it saysn't working anymore. He's clearly like an asshole, the
bad guy, and we have to like get him out
of there. I think that the energy used into being
like let's get him, and then where it shows up
when it says it is like, couldn't that be used towards, like,
I don't know, getting people to sign petitions and getting
people registered. It's just so passive because like, just uplote
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this and it will help. So I guess it's easy
a move of your finger, although with a move of
your finger you could call a senator, right, so you
got to use your voice and talk to a person.
You know what, maybe I'll just make prerecorded shit that
fucking lazy just go to his web citclip to fucking
buttons and then you I'll do a myriad of voices. Yeah,
(14:34):
that's a great idea. You were doing a really great
Australian accent before we started recording. Do it, but they
probably don't take it soon. Fucking Australian guy about him.
Oh yeah, he's like, oh that's right. Yeah, do all
these foreign accents there, just like we'll get a few.
We'll get a few. Get a few in there, Miles.
Let's talk about Netflix. Oh, I'm so worried about them. Well,
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I own a lot of Netflix stock. Some might say
I'm the majority shareholder, and by some I mean when
I'm really high and I'm trying to brag two people
at Chili's. But uh, you know what's really happening is
they just announced that they fell short of their subscriber
growth goals for the second quarter of this year. So
they projected that they would add six point two million people.
That's crazy, that's I mean, six points is a lot
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of people in America, I think, just overall of their business,
like they would get the Internet. Well, it's it's because
it's expanding to other countries, now, you know what I mean.
So now everyone's starting to get that bug. And they
fell short by a million, which isn't disastrous. I mean
that's a huge number, but not that disastrous considering they've
fallen short before. But when you're a publicly traded company
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and you fall short your goals, that tends to have
effect on your stock. And it fell fourteen percent. Now.
I don't know, like I just feel like this new.
I don't know if it's because people have like reached
peak Netflix and they're just like, yet everyone who's gonna
have it has it already, or if it's because there's
too much content that people are just like, I don't
even know what's on there. I just feel like there's
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so much new stuff now. I can't keep up with
what's on Netflix, and I'm constantly just like I'm sort
of overwhelmed by how much more like original content they have.
I don't know. Well, the thing is they're probably they
probably have more people watching it, but everyone just sharing
the same password. So it's like that shouldn't be like
who starts a new account, it should be how many
people are actually watching it. So they need to put
cameras in our televisions and our laptop they're already there,
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I know, but like they need to be watching. And yeah,
I purposely I clean off my little camera on my
laptop and I dress up real fancy. When I watched
scary movies, I hope someone's watching. I always put lipstick
on before I check my email. Yeah, just because, yeah,
I like to make my own compromat basically material on
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ahead of it. I'm ahead of it. I'm like, yeah,
I know, I know what, right, And that's a good
example for kids Netflix. They said a really high goal
they didn't reach at low bar. Well, that's the thing.
I feel like there's a built in glitch in the
world of capitalism where all companies need to show growth
even if like they're at a good size already. This
is like a good size for our company. They're always like, Okay,
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what's the next thing we need to do, and it's
like that's not your your lane. How do we get
babies jobs so then they can pay exactly. It's just
I don't know. Sometimes sometimes you should just be happy
with where you're at, and the fact that adding five
million is like wow, look at these losers, Uh, you know,
that just seems well, they deficit spend like crazy. I've
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never sort of been like what is going because you know,
Shonda Rhymes and like Ryan Murphy just signed like exclusive deals,
like Shonda land is just only going to make content
for Netflix and they're saying that deal is like a
million dollars, right, you know what I mean? And from
you know, industry bros I've talked to a lot of
people are saying like they're just trying to get so
big that they it's like an inevitability that Google or
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Apples just like, Okay, we'll buy you now because you've
just become so huge that will just buy you and
there will only be four companies and like five years
from now, so that that makes total Apple, Google, Taco Bell,
and raytheon. Well, Apple and Facebook are both trying to
launch their kind and I guess Google with YouTube trying
to launch their like content wings and not having a
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whole lot of success and just like they came too late.
Yeah yeah, well that's why you just acquire everything was
well exact. Yeah, just welcome to the United States, the
United States of Apples on book. Yeah, but I mean
it's part of the same like Apple and Google, how
do we show growth by buying every other company, and
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then it's just four massive companies competing and in the
future wars for apples On. I mean pretty soon apples
On off the Cabazon exit from the apples On um,
the deep cut choke for people who drive in the
deserts apples On. They have discounted ray bands. I swear
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to gother the apples On outlets. Donna karenin My Mom
loves it. It's also interesting because we've never really seen
a company go from being like prestige entertainment to then
now they're going into network entertainment, like Shanna Rhymes and
like Ryan Murphy. It's usually the other way around, right,
Like HBO has never been like, all right, and now
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we're releasing two and a half min HBO brings you, uh,
two Broke girls. Uh. I just I don't know is
this sustainable? This whole thing? Like, have you have any
of you gotten tired of all the amount of Netflix
exclusive things that are out there? Or do you watch
Netflix much to even care? Yeah, I mean I don't
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have cable, like I think most people have Hulu and Netflix, right,
And then other times I'm like, well, the office is
on here another weird I'm like I'll regress and go
back in time to watch it right and new stuff
the news. I almost never watched the new stuff, and
it's so much fucking news. What's the show on Netflix
that you watch over and over that Forensic Files? Oh? Wow?
Is that on Netflix? See? I just moved into my
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first apartment with the television in the eight years, last
eight years of my life, and I have a TV
and it comes with cable. So I'm just like, oh,
I'm very excited. I put to watch a lot of
CNBC and Real Man. That's how you can tell New
York's a great city is because people I know so
many people who live in New York who are just like, yeah,
I don't have TV or ever watch it because there's
so much ship to do in New York City. It's
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but the Netflix. Say, I started watching mad Men, and
I really like Madman is a great show. John. Check
out Dr Pimple Popper. Yes, no, no, no, it's not Netflix.
Than I want something just for those of us with TVs.
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I just watched an episode of Comedians and Cars getting
Coffee for the first time, and it's I can't believe
this is a thing like it answers the question, what
if one of your dad's conservative friends were able to
force one of your comedy heroes into a long, awkward conversation.
It's like he Seinfeld like has all these like takes,
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like he's very conservative now, and he like brings up
the fact that like colleges are the only place where
you can't say offensive things and they're like the center
of thought control, like very Ben Shapiro ship, and Zach
galfnak Is is just like, uh huh. And then like
Zachalfnakis complains about how like people are like always sticking
cameras in his face, and he's like, why do you
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worry about it, Like it's no big deal, like just
giving like all the very like dad core takes on everything,
like it's just like you should be happy. It's great
you work in Hollywood. And that episode kind of pays
off because it ends with that episode between two Ferns
where Zakalfnacke is able to say all the things that
are actually true about Seinfeld. But what's funny when the
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guy who's like a Porsche addict is talking to a
dude who's been driving the same Subaru like years and
he's like, there's literally a part where he so he
picks zakalf nak Is up at his house and then
in a VW thing, and it was a phenomenal episode.
I was uncomfortable the whole time, and at the end
I was clapping. And then he later the Zakalfnakis talks
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about how they're like in the process of moving and
he was like, yeah, I was going to bring up
like your house isn't very impressive, and I was surprised,
says that. Yeah, he says that he was like, yeah,
he was like I was a little disappointed. What a prick?
What does that mean? Like, I guess because he feels
everyone has to conform to his idea of like once
you make it. It was like, you're very famous. I
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mean I was expecting the bigger. Yeah, it's just like
how you don't have a gate keeper right where. It's
just like how he's been talking to his like billionaire
Hollywood friends forever and it's so strange. That was weird.
And then even like he asked him about like, yeah,
the thing with the house, that was crazy. He's like, yeah,
I was gonna say it's not very impressive. I mean,
you're a big star and He's like, wow, okay, whatever,
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and then he was like, so you think hangover if
you had never done the singles, the first one would
be like a classic. Just was like, yeah, well that
was during between two Friends, which I feel like he
was allowed to come back. That was funny but still
made me feel nots me out like in so many
ways these days. He just a reminder he picked up
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a girl in Central Park when he was like when
Seinfeld was on the air and he was in his
mid thirties, he picked up a high school student and
like went on dates with her. Uh and his big
thing now his big thing now his audiences are two
PC because they don't laugh at his joke about how
when we scroll through our phones we look like a
gay French king. He's like, just because I say gay,
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like they all tighten up, and it's like, no, it's
because like that joke doesn't really make like you could
just say like a French king because he's like doing
like this thing you know, with like swiping with one finger.
But it's just like it it's an unnecessary detail to
the joke that just makes it like, Okay, do you
have a problem with gay people? Like I think anybody
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responds to it that way. It's just but he has
chosen that to be like, okay, so clearly everyone else
has changed. It's not that I've gotten less funny. Um,
it just lazier. You're just being like, oh, you could
just distill that joke down to be like, aren't gay
people weird with their hands? Yeah? Act like that sometimes?
Yeah them? Right, yeah, exactly, act like them. That's talking
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about thought control. Guys. Watch out for it. You can
tell it's a strike because he flexes his bicep and
he swipes like this like I don't know, sleeve explodes
from the bicep just shoots out. But anyways, this is
a show that was on Crackle. I got credit for
it back when I was a cracked because people are like,
oh cracked, I love the comedians and cars getting coffee,
(24:35):
and I was like, uh huh. It was like my
dad's friends and stuff and they do what I do.
But Netflix needs to get all the content, so yeah,
you know, and now they have what I feel like,
pretty soon we gotta have a stand up special on Netflix,
right everybody has comedians are gonna have everyone in America
gets a stand up It's like Edith, you know that
(24:55):
lady from the street. Wow. Okay. At the same time,
they do put out good stuff. It's like if of
it isn't great, there's still like that is good amazing.
I'm fine with them paying too much for stand up
specials because I just like the bullshit holiday romantic movies
(25:17):
that come out that they just hit like forty like
Christmas movies at once. I love that dumb ship a
Vista Productions. They get a shout out because everyone. As
I was watching, I was like, I had this thing
during the holidays. I was like, We're gonna watch a
Christmas movie every day, like get in the Zone. And
then every the title card every time was like Marvista
(25:38):
Productions and damn they made all of these Lifetime is
going to do. I was just because, so is that
like a is that like a knockoff of the Lifetime original?
Must work with in tandem with them every every movie
is starring Dean came. What was the worst best holiday
movie that you watched? What was the one that was
the Prince where the woman went to go talk to
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the Christmas prints. Christmas Print Christmas PRIs all right, We're
gonna take a quick break we'll be right back, and
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we're back. Miles just said something very smart. What the
democratization of content creation? What I'm saying, man, it's sometimes
you know, when when everyone has access to it, there's
can be a lot of ship. Anyway, Instagram Stories put
that on my tombstone. We just made one and it
was great with Pepperoni. So Miles explained what's going on
(26:42):
with He's you know, he there's a lot of people
being like, hey, why are sites like info Wars and
The Daily Caller on Facebook if you're like really serious
about you know, getting rid of fake news and shipped
on Facebook and contributing to the misinformation that people experience.
He had a h an interview with Kara Swisher from Recode,
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and this sort of quote just stuck out to me
because a lot of you know a lot of people
are like, you know, you know, the info Wars deals
and ship like calling school shootings false flag things and
calling gunshot victims like crisis actors or whatever, like how
can that rock on the site. And then so as
a conversation goes on, he he talks a little bit more,
says this is a quote. So I'm Jewish and there's
(27:24):
a set of people who deny that the Holocaust happened.
I find that deeply offensive. But at the end of
the day, I don't believe that our platforms should take
that down because I think there are things that different
people get wrong. I don't think that they're intentionally getting
it wrong. It's hard to impugne intent and to understand
the intent. Interesting legal argument, and that's what I was, like,
(27:45):
my man, what are you saying people deny the Holocaust
very intentionally? There are people who are like, I don't know,
I mean and just like share it. No, it was
just very And Karros Swisher pushed back, was like, I
don't think Holocaust and ires are intention like unintentionally getting
that wrong. Like that's clearly a rhetoric of a certain
(28:07):
hit group. To even talk about intent is a really
weird look for him because he has multiple platforms. So
Facebook in UH Sri Lanka, I think was causing like
giant mobs to people over MYANMR and now what's app
is causing there's been like UH producer anajsnie I was
(28:28):
talking about how they were like multiple I think there's
two dozen people who have been killed because of these
viral videos. That are being passed around on what's app
and because it's completely without context. Uh, they're like editing
something from a p s A about kidnapping and they're saying, see,
this person is actually kidnapping kids in India and these
angry mobs have started like killing people. Now, who knows
(28:50):
if it's being done intentionally or not, but that is
on you, man, like that those are your platforms and
the only person who's gonna be able to stop those
things from getting passed around and like actually live really
causing angry mobs to kill people, is you? So stop
worrying about I didn't know that. But that's we watch
Ali again, what we watched CNBC and dogs farting. So
(29:12):
that's insane that that that that's really happening. It's just
a really lame excuse for him to a Like I know,
he came out today and I was like, I was
not trying to defend Holocaust deniers at all. He was like,
I'm just trying to you know, clarify or stands whatever,
blah blah blah. But my guy think I'm just trying
to make as much money as possible and everybody, yeah, right,
(29:34):
And I think that The issue here is that their
conservative media has got to him, like basically because you know,
there's a whole thing when Diamond and Silk, those two
problematic black women who were just like all Trump stands
and like they're saying Facebook is censoring us and our
fans can't see our videos are like like media pages
on Facebook across the board, we're getting like lower interaction.
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And there was no proof that they were being censored.
But again it's like forced Facebook to like U pologize
to them or other like you know, very far right
uh like media pages that are on Facebook, because on
the right they're sort of crying like we're being were
victims of censorship, even though what they're pushing is straight
up BS propaganda or at the very least that walks
(30:16):
a fine line between you know, just total misinformation. And
then Democrats are they're coming at him too because they're like, yo,
you need to get the stuff off of here, Like
this is terrible. It's already contributing to an already tense
environment in this country. And so he's like in this
weird spot because both parties to have the power to
be in regulating Facebook. Two, so there's also been this
(30:36):
big push of uh, Facebook reaching out to more conservatives
and being like, hey, like, you know, we're we're good man,
so don't criticize us Twitter. Yeah, And it's bullshit because
at the end of the day, you just they fear
this criticism that they're censoring people or whatever. But if
you're dealing in hate, tred and just vitriolic nonsense, then
I don't think you you have a real leg to
(30:57):
stand on an argument about like why you're media or
your content is being wiped off. Now, well, on Facebook
they've there's something that beyond this has started happening a
while ago. There's a comic in New York, Marsha Bellski.
I don't know if you guys are have follow this
at all. She has tons and tons of documentation of this.
She'll go on Facebook and be like, men are scum
and get be like you are, You're block, you're off,
(31:19):
that's hate speech. But men can put all kinds of
terrable stuff about what Like this is a pattern that
Facebook does where they censor women saying anything negative about men,
and men can say all all the stuff and they're like, well,
it's not actual hate speech. Like Marsha bell Ski she's
find her on social media. It's crazy, but they like
it's they very much like you can see him pick
and choose. And it's a weird thing because I understand, like, oh,
free speech, and this is a platform where we share things,
(31:41):
but we would it's idiotic for us to pretend like
they're not sitting there working algorithms to make certain things
pop up more. I got a text the other day.
I barely go on Facebook. There was with Megan. I
barely look at it. I don't have the app on
my phone. I got a text message to my phone
the message app, and it said hey, which soon so
a happy birthday or someone Facebook is texting me because
(32:03):
I don't check it. It's texting me to go, hey,
your sister put a comment on a photo. And I'm like,
they're absolutely they absolutely have control over what people say,
and it's disgusting, you know they're Then people say that
their censorship rules are just sort of to protect like
white men, because even people who put stuff like oh,
white people are raced, like whoa whoa white people hold
(32:26):
on men though you know they need the most protecting.
They really do very delicate Leave us all guys. I'm
starting to go fund me for Jack. I've been told
I'm a hufflepuff. So I think even if they're not
intentionally saying we must protect white men, I think entrenched
like power hierarchies just naturally, if you're just letting things
(32:50):
happen the way that they just naturally do, the more
powerful people and the more traditionally powerful voices and the
you know, voices from like, you know, the Republicans are
a bunch of white men, so like their voices are
going to get through more than other people's voices. Because
it's like we were talking about that, like, sometimes being
(33:11):
moderate is actually taking a very strong political position because
being moderate is basically helping out the status quo, and
sometimes the status quo is really fucked up, especially when
we were dragged this far right right, you know what
I mean exactly, Yeah, it's it's really I think it's
the Overton window. I think I'm getting that phrase right then.
By complaining and by putting criticisms of anything that is
(33:34):
center out there as being like far left wing, they're
moving everything to the far right. And so he's in
at you know. Yeah, that's all we're saying is leave
Mark alone, cut him some slack and also the other
Mark markdo plus guys, come on, I mean, rich, out
of touch white dudes. You can't expect that was to
(33:55):
not stick both their feet in their mouth. At the
same time, he was saying, like, you guys should really,
I mean to my fellow liberals, like Ben Shapiro isn't
as bad as you think, Like he helped me out
when he really didn't have to. This guy's intentions are good.
What wait but why what? Why is he talking about that?
He's probably at a party with him one time. Country
(34:18):
don't understand. Yeah, you know, it's so weird. You got
to look out for their own, you know. It's interesting
when you get up when you have that much money.
It's like Seinfeld when you're like you're trying to make it,
especially as an artist, you're like, we're you know, we're
living on the edge. And then and then you see
these people and they're like, hey, guys, relax Ben. It's
really were hey, liberals, relaxed. Have you been to Ben's house?
(34:41):
He has two pools. It's not at all exac elfanaks is.
It's actually impressed. Right, Um, let's talk about diplomatic community
or the lack of it, right, So you know, there
are things trickling out, at least from the Russian side
of things. From you know, Trump and Potin had their
a little two hour freestyle session with only interpreters, but
(35:02):
nothing was on whack, So we don't know what's happening.
And on the Russian media they're coming out and clearly
throwing the US being like, oh, there were some really
great personal agreements, uh of verbal agreements that the two
leaders came to without like specifically saying stuff. And one
of the things that we found out yesterday is like
apparently Trump was considering letting the Russians have a chat
(35:24):
with people like former Russian ambassador Michael McFall or Christopher
Steele who made the Steel dossier, or Bill Browder, who
we all know, uh from the Mcnitsky Act. So essentially
was like sort of like, hey, we'll let Robert Mueller
come here and talk to these you know, and Russians
that were indicted, and then maybe you can send some
of these people from America that we've made up crimes
(35:45):
that they were involved in to like smear them. And
Trump was like was like, yeah, let me let me
let me think on that didn't you say it was
a good deal, he said, he has some interesting ideas.
Was that the one that I think I think could
have been? Yeah, I mean yeah, that that he only
was he talking about that the Russian thing or but
(36:05):
like the Honda it's like, no, the Civic you guys,
it's an incredible thing, right now, they'll pull yeah, they'll
pull a bow on the top if you buy it. Um. Yeah,
it's just one of those. Really, that to me really
kind of shook me as I was reading, and I
was like, wait, you're gonna sell out Americans to to
the Kremlin because they've like concocted some weird story about
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how they've well, oh, these these Americans that I have
beef with also committed crimes Russia. So maybe you should
let me talk to them, like no, like and also too,
I mean, luckily Michael McFall is somewhat protected because of
diplomatic community, Like that was something that was sussed out
on the Vienna Conference of Diplomatic Relations, I think back
in the sixties. But like the State Department has come
(36:48):
out and just said, like, what Russia's requesting is absolutely
absurd and nonsensical, and you know, the intelligence community like no, way,
there are a lot of people in Congress, I think
mostly Democrats were like you could not like so Michael
much Fall is the former Russian ambassador, and yes, the
other people they are talking about, Christopher Steele obviously we
know from the Steel Dossia. And then Bill Browder is
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the guy who created the Magnetsky Act, like lobbied yet
to get the Mgnai Magnitsky Act to impose sanctions on Russia.
So that guy is clearly a thorn in Putin's side,
his least favorite thing in the world. Because so, as
we've talked about, Putin is the richester second richest person
in the world, but he holds the money and people
around him, and the Magnetsky Act basically freezes his assets
in America, And it's trying to spread that idea around
(37:33):
the globe so that people, you know, so that Putin
doesn't can't safely go wherever he wants once he you know,
is out of office and has all the money in
the world, you mean, just yeah, like his his physical existency,
that's when he will be out of office. And so,
even though on its surface it seemed absurd, in the
State Department called it absurd. When Sarah Sanders was pressed
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about it in her briefing yesterday or her press conference yesterday,
she was like, yeah, they're the president is looking at that,
considering that. So this is one of the things, one
of the incredibly insane things that the President at his
press conference with Putin said that they haven't backed away from.
They haven't said no. I meant to say would not
(38:16):
or said no. I was answering a different question. I said,
wait what And guys, as we're recording this now, she
were reproducing Nick Stump. Nick Stump gets in my ear
and says, actually, they just they're reversing that now and saying, oh,
we were never thinking about that. But I guess Chuck
Harry Sanders was misinformed. She's a liar actually, so don't
believe her. Whatever she says is a lie. I guess
(38:38):
Chuck Schumer is now in the Senate trying to get
votes on a bill to be like, yo, absolutely not
will not send Michael mcfaller, any American to the Kremlin
for questioning cool for poisoning. Yeah, exactly. A chat just
basically means like, we're gonna pull your fingernails off with
pliers and then just stomp on your body. I don't know,
So we'll see what that happens on the Russian chat. So,
(38:59):
while we have this ingenious four dimension chess playing leader
in charge of America, our actual intelligence people who are
actually paying attention to ship are saying that we are
not in good shape as as it relates to cybersecurity,
and that we're basically in a quote pre nine eleven
moment that they use the phrase like red lights blinking right, yeah, flash, yeah,
(39:22):
just like what was it the Phoenix memo? Is that
from pre Nino lampin? So yeah, the intelligence people who
it's their business to protect the country are saying, hey,
the Russians are still at it. They've turned the funory
knob to fucking fourteen. Now they've got past ten. They
broke it, and they're still actively trying to whether it's
the misinformation campaigns or probing weaknesses and election systems, they're
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still have very much an interest to corrupt our electoral process.
And with that said, Democrats have been there trying to
add like additional grants and spending bills to give states
more money to secure elections because they're saying, hey, all
of our intelligence people are saying, we are at a
critical juncture and our election systems are in jeopardy, so
(40:08):
let's give them more money the House GOP. What do
you think? They said, Nah, fam, please relax, We're okay.
They have money already. It's okay. And that makes sense
because clearly any sort of election meddling favors the GOP,
so they're fine with that. But to be fair, there
is these things are funded, and there is money for
(40:28):
election security, but at this point they don't rehares like
I think we should augment that because we're hearing it's
a pre nine eleven moment. Yeah, but I think not
even election security, but as far as like cyber attacks
and not to be like like deep throat over here, um,
but I have a friend and I cannot say this
person is because this is like topsy secret information. He
(40:48):
works in cybersecurity in a really high at position, and
it is like he's like, oh no, everybody is freaked
out because that's going to be the next attack. They think,
is like, and I'm like, well, you just think about it.
If if we woke up them one day, woke up
and nobody in America had access to money, you couldn't
get to the banks, Pete, there would be there'll be
riots in the street. And that's something that he's like, so,
(41:08):
and it's crazy because the GOP. If you were like,
do you guys want more money for guns and tanks,
they'd be like, oh yeah, let's ride cowboys. But like,
can we pay these people to be go in and
just like make sure nobody can break into all of
our ship and like hack our entire like ecosystem that's online,
like because we're also in our phones and on our
everything's digital and that's going to be the next thing.
(41:29):
But yeah, super scared a lot of and as they
say in this pre nine eleven or that they're giving
their describing like this, they're saying, yeah, yeah, they've looked
at things from like energy facilities like two grids to banking,
Like they're not it's not just election stuff. They're like
they're trying everything, right, So why don't we just go
fucking paper ballots on this ship? Yeah, that's like the
easiest thing to be like yo, paper right, we do
(41:50):
them in l A, right, you know, we don't use
those electronic things. So I feel like, go analog paper ballots,
cash in your mattress, yeah, problems. Excuse me while I
go withdraw all my money from all my bank accounts,
all your bank accounts. I gotta move a lot of
(42:15):
money around. I have some Russian friends. Alright, guys, we're
gonna take another quick break. We'll be right back, and
we're back, just really briefly. Who is America is continuing
(42:36):
to trigger the snowflakes on the right. Uh. One of
the top stories on Breitbart yesterday was the story of
a gun store owner who caught on when Sasha Baron
come was trying to interview him in character and was
basically like, oh, you're bored at man, and Sasha Baron
Cohn just left and that was the whole story, and
(42:57):
they were like Baron Cohen humiliated, and like they just
really need this for some reason. They like have a
desperate like down to their core. They need this guy
not to get the last word on them. And also
so in important news, if you saw the Sasha Barry
Cohen story about where he was getting people to agree
(43:17):
with the idea of giving guns to three year old kindergartians. Kindergartians,
he interviewed a guy who's like a big gun advocate,
and that guy has come out and said that he
knew halfway through the interview that it was some sort
of bore At style mockumentary, but he stuck around to
make sure he was right, and by the end he
(43:38):
claims his worst fears were confirmed and that and this
is the best line. They had both played each other.
Oh it's not. He's like, well, I knew and this,
and that's how I got over on him. And I
just made a fool of myself for him as a joke.
I was doing a joke too. Oh sorry, guys, you
(43:59):
know I oh, I'm like a Republican gun person now,
but I used to be in an improv trip. Excuse me, yes,
and exactly. I was trying to have a good conversation
and I like how the bright bird thing, And they
were like, They're like, see, he knew it was born.
Like the fact that he called him out, It's like,
what is that a brag? Just like say, sometimes people
with guns have a TV t wait, I went to
(44:20):
the movies once. You don't think you're so smart? Just
like tables turned Citizens humiliate Sasha Baron Cohen doing gun
store crack video Get the Funk out of Here, Borat
Wow owned owned, Wow, you've done done it. I mean
probably gonna have to retire. I mean, how does he
(44:42):
come back? Promise there's another episode Sunday. Yeah, and then
to do the next week's and be like, yeah, we
knew when we were lynching that baby doll that I
was actually playing a joke on him because I love
black people. That's why it's funny. Never kill him. Also,
my niece has a half excellent right we don't we
refuse to talk to But that's a different story. That's
(45:03):
because you stole something from my mother. Maybe liberal snowflakes
are unfamiliar with irony. Also, I watched the video on
Bright part where they own Sasha Baron Cohen, and it
ends with a gun store owner being like, if show
Tom wants to see like what real America's about, they
should come to us because we're pitching a reality show
about our gun store. It's amazing that it got on
(45:29):
the news, but it was clearly like the local news
knew this was going to be the video that paid
for their I don't know online department out to California.
Because even the conservative gun store owners still understand the
industry and they're like they're like, hey, man, if you
could look. I got a couple of pitches. It was, say, wait,
who is the California gun store thing? Oh? I thought
(45:51):
it was ridging and maybe it was California. This goes
back to what Megan said, there's a problem with Instagram stories.
Everyone's got it. Everyone thinks they're goddamn movies are even
in virgin Ya, right, And uh it was it was
a Riverside inside and that's in Virginia. You know, Riverside, dude, sorry, homicide,
(46:11):
suicide Riverside. That was an actual shirt, a T shirt,
an actual shirt. I'm sure you could still get. Yeah.
But you know, they were like, they're probably actually have
a pilot presentation. It's not just a you know, like
a bible. You know, the title, it's the show has
a I forget what it is, but it's They were like, yeah,
(46:32):
our show blank blank, which we're pitching around. So, yeah,
he's on the wing gun store. Yeah it's called gun store.
All right, let's do a little Google trend skim slash
pop culture check in. Uh, Miles, you and I are
both watching Sharp Objects? Are you guys watching Sharp Objects?
I'm not. It's pretty good, pretty good, i'd say, first
(46:55):
two episodes very good, same crew behind Big Little Eyes
and again from the editing is so good and the
music too. Just in general love the one Who's who
is it? What's her name? Yeah? That one? Yeah? Yeah.
And I haven't read the book, so I'm just fully
not knowing what's going on. Well why would you when
there's a TV show? I know? But some yeah, Like
(47:16):
I started doing that with a Game of Thrones. I
was like, maybe I'll do it, and then I was like,
you know, I can't read either, So it takes up
a lot of time with us having to read the
stories two miles. Jack go back, what is now? Who's
that guy with the white beard? Again? And he's doing
it all through snapchat, so it takes a very long time.
(47:37):
Jack like I really got to it's my kid's birthday.
I need to go no. Uh, but yeah, I haven't
been this on board with the first two episodes of
a series in a long time. And super producer around
Hosny I did read the book and she says it
pays off, so all good things. Uh yeah, it's it
(48:01):
feels a little like Big Little Eyes crossed with the
first season a true detective to me, like Gothic. I mean, yeah,
I think the aesthetic is what makes it feel big
little eyes. And again editing man, yeah, so well edited
amongst everything else. But like it's one of those few
shows where I like, look at the editing and I'm like,
(48:21):
this is taking it to the next level. Yeah, check
it out. I will not go outside on this beautiful day.
We'll sit in my apartment and just watch this show.
And the author of Sharp Objects, the same author who
wrote The Gone Girl, which for you literary heads out there,
bookheads as I call you for you, oh yo, like
(48:42):
literate people. I can read. Miles and I have both
seen movies in the theater. Miles you saw I saw
Sorry to Bother You last. I want to see that
so bad, so excited for that. This whole black surrealism
wave is blowing my mind. And it's just it's fantastic.
(49:06):
The film, you know, it straddles the surreal and absurd,
and sometimes it's so surreal that it's so real. Sometimes uh,
and it's just an amazing you know, Boots Riley, Uh,
great script, great direction, le Keith Stanfield as the tops,
everybody's doing great. And also two and Yards whose track
we played it yesterday on the outro that group scored
the film, so like, even the music is really good
(49:28):
and uh, Boots Riley said he didn't want to do
traditional scoring. He wanted something that felt a little bit different.
And yeah, I can't recommend Sorry to Bother You enough,
especially if it's in a city where it's playing go seated. Yeah,
and I saw an even more important movie, Oceans eight,
last weekend, which is still in theaters, so you know, yeah,
(49:49):
it was fun. It was, you know, the best Oceans
movie since Oceans eleven. I'd say, nice. Um, the cast
is great. Uh, there's a weirdly like anti journalism seeing
that just like stuck out to me where Hetlanta Bottom
Carter is being confronted by Sandra Bull looking Kate Blanchet
(50:10):
and she's like, wait, are you guys cops And they're
like no, and she's like, are you guys something else?
And they're like no, and they're like she's like, are
you guys journalists? And they're like no, No. It's like, wait,
what why is that like a bed is a bunch
of the anime? No, we're pretty we don't what do
(50:31):
we look like a bunch of litter heads? To you
look at my nails. You can have this manicure and
I'm typing all day play and what is that about?
Are they trying to just like steal a bunch of
tampons from a gym? That's what I thought going in.
I mean, you're right on it, because every exactly right. Yeah.
But other than that really really fun movie. Um, we
(50:54):
also did a quick Google trend skim and there are
car sized ish called goliath grouper uh that are I
think eight ft long and like eight hundred pounds. I
think I just put too many eights in there. I'm
probably uh no. But there's just this video that people
(51:19):
should check out where a guy has hooked a three
foot shark and is bringing it into his boat, and
just a giant like thing from a fucking myth, a
giant like thing that looks like a goldfish, doesn't have teeth,
just comes up and swallows the fucking shark in one bite.
It's the scariest thing. I don't know why. It's scarier
than are you sure you weren't just watching the trailer
(51:43):
to the Meg? It's not the Meg because the Meg
makes sense because it's a big scary shark. This is
a big scary grouper and apparently goliath grouper are a thing. Uh,
they are a protected species in the everglade, so you
can't kill them with you should be able to h
in my humble opinion. Okay, we're watching, so there's little
(52:05):
I'm going to welln't watch this. Yeah, when are you
going to the next month? Well? No, never, Well, the
size of a car, you can write it like or
die a little shark. And then pound grouper took it,
just sucked it in like a piece of pasta. Uh,
(52:27):
It's nice to hang out with you, guys, I'll be
dead to mind. Uh. They say they are the size
of a small car, and oh my god, Now I
wonder if that grouper what would be interesting to follow
is now, if he eats a three ft shark, does
he have to lay still somewhere or does he just
keep going right? Uh? And he also later that day,
for some reason, they were able to just like follow
(52:49):
this grouper around and it ate a stingray. So they're
just out here just swallowing everything. Group people people people.
I think it would need to be a baby, but
we should we should give it a shot, you know,
volunteer your child. You know, we'll do it safe. We
don't put them in harness, and we do know, we
(53:12):
do know that they do have an appetite for baby ums.
Let's talk about Lord of the Rings China style yo. Okay,
First of all, we've all seen in the last few years,
like China is clearly has a gravitational pool in our
film industry, whether it's you know, people in the Avengers
movie using phones we've never seen before, like the Vivo
(53:32):
phone that like Tony starts using it's not available in
the US, or like Skyscraper it's not even a good phone,
like it's like an awful China or like, oh, that's
like our worst phone, like the track But isn't it
like the track phone where it's just like super cheap
and everybody it's like a burner. Tony Starker is using
a burner, Like what's it called burner? He's a drug deal? Yeah,
And like like Skyscraper takes place in Hong Kong, like
(53:53):
you know, there have been things like in Transformer films,
or you see like Chinese companies in blazing like the
like the background of shots or whatever. So clearly you
know there's a huge market and films like Transformers. Literally
they need China to stay profitable because they did awful here,
but then they can make some of their money overseas. Anyway,
recently they just put out their version of Lord of
(54:16):
the Rings, which apparently is like the most expensive film
that they've made ever. It's like a hundred and twelve million.
It's called a sura and it's the most expensive Chinese
film ever, and it uses like Chinese mythology and culture
to like kind of create a Lord of the Rings narrative.
And when you look at some of the stills, like
they're also clearly just ripping off like hair, hairstyles, and
(54:39):
there's a police. There is a little magical sidekick creature
that evokes Mack and me more than any Yeah, and
was so excited for how shitty that looks. It looks
like a piece of candy corn grew a tooth out
of its head or something that's weird. It's so weird
looking it looks. And settling also, like I can't belave
(55:03):
how much of that went to creating that little guy,
because I don't think anything. I think what happened was
the money went to the costume designer who did a
bunch of cocon molly and then was like, yeah, should
I got like seven bunch? Is there are Michael's around here?
All right, fucking paper mache, big head, put this horn
on top? Good good, good good. I do wonder if
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that part of the Hollywood culture immediately like translates over
to China, because China is like not a big like
drug culture, like they kill people for doing drugs. But
if like the second they start making movies, they're like,
all right, we're gonna need like loads of cocaine. I've
heard tell of this pure Colombian that apparently gets the
creative juice is flowing back up the trucks. So anyway,
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this movie was supposed to kick off like a fucking trilogy.
They were like, this is it. Here we go, uh,
and my goodness, it fucking was a total bust. They
made like the first weekend seven point four million dollars
and like it got a basically three point one out
of ten rating on like like a Chinese equivalent of
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like sort of rotten tomatoes kind of thing, and the
user reviews gave it three point one out of ten,
and then like the producers came out into like these
are just people trying to smear the movie, like it's
actually really good, but apparently something was not good because
they pulled the fucking movie like just days after the release,
and we're like, we're really sorry to people who didn't
get to see it, you know if we feel really
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bad for you and just just like massive financial l
that we took. But you know, we'll see how that works. Honestly,
that might work, Like in the long run. It's the
same reason that people like snapchat and the stories, because
it disappears they put it in there like if we
take it away, it'll get like you know, create this,
you know, like and then they're going to just rerelease
it again in a different for another like two days.
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It's like remember that Hidden movie that was only five
days now it's on blue ray, right, we own this ship,
Like that's the Disney Classics thing. They would only like
release it for like a month and you would be
able to get sender chest for a month. Yeah, that's
Cinderella on VHS. Huh, what don't they know? I don't
have that. You have that. I just noticed it in
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your collection. I just remember how those boxes like back
in the day were like, I was like, why are
they all soft? And then you like throw it at
your friend? Yeah, I don't know. Is that just me? Yes?
Yea wait with or without the tape inside? Oh, how
you can get that velocity that way to whip a
Laddin at your friend? Well, guys, it's been so much
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fun having you here. Where can people find you and
follow you on social media and tell us about your podcast? Well,
I do not have Twitter, I don't funk with Twitter. Um,
p on the Gram, I am on the Graham. I'm
at handsome party. But good compliment. My friend's son gave
me once. Yes, wait just as one line, You're like,
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you are handsome party. But no, he came up to
me and said, you got a handsome party, but thank you.
That is the nicest thing anyone is someone. And then
also yeah at Jammers, Yeah, on Instagram and Twitter, our
podcast is at Jammers pod um and it's Jambers of
the z Um. And then my social media I'm on
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Twitter at Wendy Starling with It's Wendy with an eye
at the end, and on Instagram at Wendy Bird eight
two and um. If you're in New York, I run
a monthly show they're called Glamourpus. It's a live show
that I do at Zinc Bar and it is a
very fun stand up show and we bring fredy accent
that we find on Craigslist, so it's like crazy people.
It's the most fun. I do it with Christina Hutchinson
and it's the most fun. So if you're in New York,
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check it out. You guys are great with the fun,
nonsense words. Glamor Pus is awesome. Do you guys have
a tweet that you've been enjoying that you wouldn't mind
sharing with our listeners? Again, I do not have Twitter,
so anything that Donald Trump did not tweet, that's my
favorite one. Okay, So this is my new favorite tweet.
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And I've read this out loud to myself three times time.
So the last day. So this is from Dylan at
d y l A n C three es. Uh and
she tweeted my drunk as boyfriend just asked me who's
the handsomest man in the world, And I said, uh, you,
and he goes false, it's fucking Ryan Reynolds. That has
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made me laugh. That is a good drunk, nice honest drunk.
That's wonderful. Miles. Yeah, people find you. Oh. I'm on
Twitter and Instagram at Miles of Gray and tweet. I
like this Onion one because I was in a real
nihilistic glue yesterday, says FBI oncover's al Qaeda plot. To
just sit back and enjoy collapse of United States. That's
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my favorite. The photo is like an al Qaida remember,
like chilling on a couch watching laid back and ship's
fucked up the arm over the head. Uh tweet I've
been enjoying John Ross Bowie or Bowie tweeted. I met
t J. Miller once five years ago, and I pretended
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I'd never heard of him and made him say his
name three times. And that remains the funniest thing I've
ever done. The Silicon Valley Cast has been in the
news lately. Yeah, I'm sorry. What's your name? I'm sorry again? Yeah,
I'm sorry again? What a power? Are you a comedian?
What do you? What do you do? C J? What? Okay?
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You can find me at Jack Underscore O'Brien on Twitter.
You can follow us at Daily Zeitgeist on Twitter. We're
at the Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram. We have a Taste
Book fan page and a website daily zeitgeist dot com,
where we post our episodes. In our foot we look
off to the information that we talked about in today's episode,
as well as the song we ride out on my book.
I'm just kind of still in like eighties five mood,
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and I was just thinking of an album I was
really listening to about eleven years ago by New Young
Pony Club from their album called Fantastic Playroom, and they're
just track called the Get Go that I really like.
Uh it just if you was a neutral. It reminds
me of a time when things were similar and I
had an LG phone. Remember this is the Get Go
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by New Young Phony Club. All right, we're gonna write
out on that. We will be back tomorrow because it
is a daily podcast. We'll talk against that. Fine, see
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the Kenny, see the trust in the eyes to this,
see heave game a good go, see them aby shitter
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and shake the merry girl on the bag and pot
for awaked andnothers should get get push your little sting
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mind loves that says no time for white nights and
like suits you go this mo fucking also flicking up
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stereotypes and the pair reotypes, the anny stairs type and
local code. And I'll just to get good, I'll just
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to get ill, just to get ill. She became Boots
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Lipsticks to get Go potionately as to play on the
Outrun team. Listen to the phone. They could see the
load take the merry Go sake, the body faces away,
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the little piece, the little pas and the game and
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the game, game, the game, the game. She the kidding
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gets lipstick Get