S o c i a l, Swift Justice 3.24.20

In episode 593, Jack and Miles are joined by frequent quarantine podcast guest Jamie Loftus to discuss Harvey Weinstein contracting coronavirus, people continuing to congregate regardless of warning, how Trump's original response ruined it for everyone, the Senate coronavirus bill, Tiger King on Netflix, a wonderful thread on Twitter about Ellen DeGeneres, Taylor Swift and Kanye West's forever feud, Rita Wilson rapping, and more!

FOOTNOTES:

1. Harvey Weinstein Has Tested Positive For The Coronavirus
2. JOSHUA TREE PARK BESIEGED BY OUT-OF-TOWNERS ... Local Neighbors Pissed
3. Trump amid COVID-19 pandemic: With great power comes great irresponsibility.
4. Democrats again block key vote on $2 trillion coronavirus bill as Senate floor erupts with partisan anger
5. The coronavirus outbreak is exposing the devastating gaps between the rich and poor at a moment when America is primed for class warfare
6. Who is Carole Baskin, Big-Cat Sanctuary Founder at Center of Netflix Docuseries Tiger King?
7. Right now we all need a little kindness. You know, like Ellen Degeneres always talks about! She’s also notoriously one of the meanest people alive. Respond to this with the most insane stories you’ve heard about Ellen being mean & I’ll match every one w/ $2 to @LAFoodBank 
8. Taylor Swift and Kanye West's 'Famous' Phone Call Video Leaks Online — Read the Transcript
9. Rita Wilson rapping in quarantine is beyond impressive
10. WATCH: Nomo - Nu Tones

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one, six, Episode
two of their Daily Night Gust, the production of I
Heart Radio. This is the podcast where we take a
deep dive into America's share consciousness and say, officially, off
the top, fuck the Koch Brothers still Fox News. It's Tuesday, March.

(00:21):
My name is Jack O'Brien. Ok. Well, it was just
Quarentine from COVID nineteen and the way it sucked his
way beyond compare. I couldn't host with another, but Miles,

(00:42):
please stay over there her to see you. Christie, I'm
a Gucci mane and I'm thrilled to be joined as
always by my co host, Mr Miles. Don't meet me
into trap, it's gone around. Don't meet me in the mall.

(01:02):
It's going around. Don't meet me in the club. It's
going around coronas everywhere with Gaynderti to be around. And
that is from Christy mean don't he's gone one too,
He's got two up. Third, we don't know, we'll see,
but shout out to you for that young chock going

(01:22):
down a k and we are thrilled to be joined
in our third seat by Lil Zamne, herself, our host
for Second Our co host Jamie Laws, you are the
Second Way Podcast queen sucking clorin your face. Oh you'll

(01:47):
catch the kid? Wow you okay? Yes, say sad damn
stay six feet I really wish done an octave for that.

(02:14):
But that was incredible. I did not know you had that,
did not know you had that in you. I'm realizing
that every day we do it. Jamie's given us a
little bit more and more out of her voice box
as she sings. I'm like, hold on, does she does
she have pipes in addition to his amboni skills. I
want our equivalent to I want our equivalent of the

(02:37):
A Star is Born. We're like, we're sitting in the
grocery store parking lot six feet from each other, and
you're like, you're a songwriter. That a K was from
Bailey Underscore Blossoms, and it was her very first a
KA she's ever written. Hell yeah, well, very very well done, Bailey.

(02:59):
I believe if she got a shout out from Christie
Amagucci man like he did the official coronation where he
put the sword on each of her shoulders. I don't
know why I pronounced sword that way, but of their
but yeah, so I mean she got she got knighted
on our first one. So that was pretty That was

(03:20):
pretty impressive. Shout out to her. Shout out to all
Zeight Gang sticking with us through uh through this quarantine.
Thank you. There was a bunch of Z Gang who
came through to the live stream shows I did over
the weekend and it was so it was so nice
to have friends there. But thanks to everyone who tuned in.

(03:42):
Arazing are those going? They're fun. It's like I think
comedians are are figuring it out in real time. Uh,
you know, some trials, some error. I'm gonna try it
again on Wednesday. We'll see what happens. Awesome. Alright, guys,
let's get into to what we're talking about today. Brief preview.

(04:04):
We're gonna talk about Weinstein getting the Corona. We're gonna
talk about Pepper Pig. We're gonna talk about uh, some
stories about Ellen. We're gonna talk about Angelino's not knowing
how to do this. We're gonna repeat that this is
all due to Trump's initial failed response, because that does

(04:25):
not seemed to be getting through. We're gonna talk about
the funkory uh that keeps on keeping on. Uh, COVID
Class War. We're gonna talk about all of that plenty
more televangelists if we get two of them. Uh, Tiger King,
and y'all watch Tiger King? Did you watch the whole thing?

(04:47):
I'm I think I have like one two more episodes left.
Like basically, I'm at that part where we're starting to
see Joe like run for for office. Yeah, me too,
Job's that's what I just saw from winnie Wood, Oklahoma.
Oh okay, I've seen. Yeah. I just watched Sonic this weekend. Sorry, guys,

(05:13):
just over and over again. How was it? I just
maybe it's just the quarantine, But I I thought it
was a fun romp. I laughed, and then at one
point I cried, I think people are just like being
too hard on ship. Yeah, there wasn't like one movie,
one comic or video game movie that like broke through
him was like, this is an Oscar caliber video game movie.

(05:36):
But I feel like there were a bunch of like decent,
like okay, video game movies that have broken the curse
of video game movies. Yeah, it was cute, and I
also just I don't know, I'm just like rooting for
James Marsden. Anytime he has, he says, I feel like
the world just you know, he's been around for so long,
and anytime he gets a big part, you're like, you

(05:57):
deserve it, buddy, and also, yeah, you deserve to die
in this movie. Also, oh for sure die. Like I
feel like his characters never like are actually like the
dude winning. Well that's the thing. He's got like movie
star presence and looks, but he's never cast that way.
It's weird, right. He started out as America's favorite cuckled

(06:22):
because he was always getting cuckolded in his movies, like
what either, even if it was like X Men, he
was like getting if you Will, he was getting cuckoldd
But like straw Dogs, he was like that's the whole
premise of that movie. Like so it's just kind of
like a he just never wins. Really. I fell in
love with him in Hair Spray, But he also is

(06:44):
like low key, like semi villainous in that too, even
though he's really he's the man can sing. He's like
Patrick Wilson where you're like, wait a second, and he
can sing. And he played John Wilkes Booth and Zoolander
did Marson's an American treasure. I actually got to know

(07:05):
him as a singer first, and then I was surprised
that he could act. But oh, that's just me. Guys,
let's talk about let's let's each do or let's pick
one thing from each category because we have so much
news to get to. What is something from everyone's search
history that's revealing about who you are? Mine is Buffy.
If the Buffy the Vampire Slayer game that was on

(07:27):
PS two is if the disc is compatible on PS four,
Because her majesty, we're trying to play more games. She
loves Buffy. She was like, oh, there's this game on
PS two. I'm like, fam, that ship is not working
on PS four and she's like, yeah, but it's both
PlayStations and I'm like google it. And then the disc
Lo and Behold is not compatible. While we are switching

(07:48):
to another game. She likes Simpson's Hit and Run, which
is on the PlayStation Store, so we'll be doing that.
And also later on we talked about activities. I have
another game I've been playing that I'll tell people about that.
I'm fucking Buffy. Obsession is pan media. It goes all
across media. It's you guys are just about it. Yeah,
I mean it's just you know, that's like her whole

(08:09):
her whole personality is Buffy the Vampire Slayer. So in
this quarantine, I'm like, Okay, well, if I'm gonna become
also a Buffy fan, then you must also love Arsenal
and you're gonna sit through me watch showing you the
Invincible season of two thousand, two thousand four because I
found a Google drive link with all those games uploaded. Hey,
are you guys fans of the original movie too, Christie

(08:32):
Christy Swanson. I remembered it. I definitely I saw that
when it came out and I liked it. But then
the show, I don't know, I think I just I
think the way it was marketed, I was like, I
don't know if this this is for teen boy. Yeah,
that was randomly like one of those movies I saw
multiple times in the theater when I was like that
age when I got into movies was like what you

(08:53):
did on weekends? Remember that back before? Yeah, I still
have never gotten around to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, not
for it's no one's well, it's one person's fault. Where
like in college, on my like second night of college
when I had no friends. Uh, there was this girl

(09:14):
on my floor who like came like I think she
since that I had no friends and she also had
no friends. So she came to my room and she
was like, have you ever seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer?
And I was like no, And then she shut my
door and made me watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer with
her for five hours. And so I just have some
Buffy trauma. I gotta work through it. Damn. Yeah, you

(09:35):
got buff trauma, dude. Don't don't let people hit you
with the buff trauma out there gates like that. I
mean the thing that I thought too, I was like, man,
this is gonna be dumb. But I realized, like the
reason she watches it is to like regress, to go
to like a simpler time in like late nineties were
like the kind of the style of writing. It was
like clearly like at the helm of this writer's room
felt like it was a boomer white guy because like

(09:57):
the characters, the way they speak. Sometimes I'm like, oh,
that's how this character talks. Okay, sure, but yeah yeah,
but the but I don't know, but part of it too,
as you get on, you know, I'm I'm I'm almost
doing with season two. Uh, it gets a little more
and more interesting. The first season is more like definitely
like a comic book, like self contained, like pulp comic book, like,
oh this it's like contained. It's like, oh, here's this

(10:19):
week's evil spirit that has to be defeated, and then
you start getting a little more depth with the characters.
What is something you guys think is underrated Nike Training
Club is that it's an app that is on you know,
most phone, I think android and iOS as well. But
it's basically just exercise ship. But if you have dumbbells,

(10:39):
like you can say how much equipment you have and
you can just get a routine going. So like right
now I'm running more so I realized, because I'm such
a sedentary sitter, I need to like work on my
glutes and my hips. So I've been doing like little
exercises like that. Her Majesty has been doing other like
there's this all kinds of stuff just that you can
like sort of maintain your fitness in your own home,

(11:00):
even if you don't have a ton of space. I'll
say under it. I've been saying it all last week too.
But the Jane Fonda workouts on YouTube. They've been kicking
my ass. I'm on date ten, I'm on day ten
of Jane and uh and it's like it's so hard,
it's so like she she's so sexy. It's like upset,

(11:21):
like it's there's a lot going on in the video
because she's she's forty five in the video, but she's
like it's she has the body of a two year
old and she's so calm, and you're like, no, she
has multiple takes to do it, but you still feel
so bad because I'm like, I'm like panting and then
she's like, Hi, I'm Jane Fonda. You ready to squeeze

(11:44):
your ass till it falls off your body? And then
and then that's what you do. But you aren't watching
it like as an exercise video, right. You keep saying
like she's so hot and you're having trouble reading is
that because you're like it's like porn for you and
you're like, oh, right, people exercise to this all. Yeah,
I know, I'm just sitting on my couch just like
getting horny. No, but I've been I've been doing it
every day and it's uh, I don't know it's so

(12:07):
it's kind of funny that like there have been I've
definitely had healthier habits in the choir that I had
outside of it. I can't remember the last time that
I was like I should work out for kay, Like yeah, yeah,
yesterday we did dance. Like there was some dance party on.

(12:27):
I think it was called Dance Church, but it was
like some DJ who was like doing a virtual dance
party for an hour, and me and the kids danced
for for a while. And that was the most exercise
I've gotten in like a month. That's so fun. Was
really really out of breath. But yeah, it's fun to
dance a little kids because you just get real silly.
I feel like you can do a full body workout

(12:48):
with like kids, like of your of your kids size,
because you can like do ship like lifting them up,
throwing them in the like spots with them, and just
like work your shoulders and arms, bro you might have
in your house. It was a lot. It was a lot.
I was. I was a little annoyed by the end
of it. I was like Jesus Christ, just because you're like,

(13:11):
how much how much more? Kids are very safe? They
don't they don't care if you're out of breath, you're
just very selfish all about their their needs. What is
something we think is overrated? Well, it seems like we
have some conflict in this category. Yeah, I I say
overrated is companies giving away ship for quote unquote free

(13:32):
because times are hard right now, like quote unquote free,
like not actually free, well more in the sense of
like they's they're acting like they're benevolent and they're all
they're so kind to sort of open this part of
their content library or this service is part of like
their greater website, when part of me is like, were
you guys just exploiting that to make more money? And

(13:54):
from a calculated business position, it's like a double win
because hey, fuck it, even if we cannibalize this segment
of our business, we can still get points for acting
like we're doing something selfless. I've just been looking at
all these like mostly like you know, Amazon is like
unpaywalling stuff for other people are unpaid walling certain things,
And I'm like, is it because you really feel like

(14:15):
you know this it's hard times, or you're like, yeah,
we're making that much money, would do this good? Pr
fuck it, let's do it and then we look, we
look totally chill at them. Like Nike even did that
with like their training club ship, where like there used
to be a paywall for a premium classes and then
they were like, oh yeah, now premium is like free
so you can get all the fitness stuff you want.
I'm like, we're all really making that much money or
this is just sort of like let's act like we

(14:36):
did something nice. This is I don't know. I'm like,
I'm I'm gonna be pissed. I'm pissed is when it
turns out, when it turns out that this was all
a strategy to introduce it to us, so when they
take it away, it's like it's that much harder for
us to say no to it. So I actually didn't
know that that about the Nike Training Club because earlier

(14:58):
I was like, damn, Miles is pan for the Nike
Training Club. That's that's I don't know they have they
have a free version. But like anything there is, like
any app, right, there's like there's in app purchases too,
So like when they that to your point, Jack, it's like, well,
what happens when the economy gets going again and they
start being like, oh, yeah, sorry, you wink. Gotta favor
that now, right, That's when I'm gonna be pissed. But

(15:19):
until then, I'll take your free ship. Uh. But yeah, no,
I used the free Nike Training Club thing, and it's
not that awesome. I was more piste when I was
like looking on sites and people weren't offering ship for free.
I'm like, hey, what the fuck I was? I was
in a weak moment. I'm like, maybe I'll sign up
for masterclass. I bet they're giving some shot away. It

(15:41):
seems like they would make you know you could you
could watch a masterclass and there's no discounts. No discounts
on masterclass. Like, what the funk is wrong with you?
But I mean Amazon unpaywalling kids content is I think
just dope because we all need it right now, kids
need especially when it's like educational ship. My kids watched

(16:01):
Zootopia yesterday and like, I thought that was a perfectly
innocent movie, but they like, we're playing like very violent afterwards,
so you have to be very careful, like it's PG,
and like there's a there's a reason there's a difference
between G and PG. Uh. There there's like violence in
that movie. It opens with like a lot of violence. Um,

(16:24):
show your kids blood sport and see what happens. Testing
I was shot in the first scene. I mean, I
guess spoilers for Sonic the Hedgehog, But in the first
scene of Sonic, they're really desperately trying to like give
him a backstory that no one wants her needs, and
so they gave They gave him this mom character who's
a gigantic bird, and the gigantic bird gets shot in

(16:48):
the first three minutes of the Gigantic Bird literally gets
shot by an arrow, and then she's like, Sonic, you
have to go to the regular world and meet James Marsden.
It's the prophecy, and you're like, what the fund this
back happening? I thought he was going to say his
back story was that he worked at a Sonic and
that's how he got his name. It would have been

(17:09):
a better choice. No, they're like, Sonic lives on like
this weird planet and he was adopted by a bird
lady and she loves him, but she got shot and
so she tosses up this ring and then you see
a picture of like San Francisco, and then they're like, Sonic,
you have to go there. It's the only place you
could be safe. And I felt like I dreamed it,

(17:32):
and then I watched it back. I'm like, why who
signed off on like bird mom? Who gets shot back story?
It's so fucking weird. Yeah, by the way, pepper Pig
has been on pay walled, and I don't know if
it was which one of you was pointing out something
that parents have long known. But pepper Pig's face and
profile is just a dick. It is a I put

(17:54):
that there because I was reading an article about I
don't I don't know in what areas pepper Pig specifically
is paywall, but Amazon has been unpaid wanting a ton
of their kids content Prime so you can watch it.
But like when I saw this photo, I mean, I
knew what pepper Pig was, but I never took the
time to look. But it looks like a dick with
two urethras, yeah, or or holes like the tiger king himself.

(18:22):
Oh yeah, he's gotta put a padlock through it. I'm
glad we have time to really think these things through now, Yeah,
corned And again I realized too as soon as I
wrote that, like put that thing in the dock I
was like, I'm sure Jack has seen this in any
any adult who knows who's drawn graffiti penis is before.
I was like, dude, this pig's face a dick. Yeah.

(18:45):
My only question has ever been whether it was intentional,
like whether they knew they were appealing to some weird
like you gotta think they did, right, it's weird. Look
at pepper pigs facing profile people. It's it's upsetting. Uh. Finally,
what is there a myth that people want to bust? Oh?

(19:07):
I wanna bust the myth that it's never too late
to teach your parents computers. I've been, I've been. So
my my dad's quarantined by himself, and so we've been
talking a lot, and he he has a laptop, but
he's just like thinks that webcams hack your email or something.
So but I was on the phone with him for

(19:29):
two hours yesterday. We figured out how to Google hangouts
it it we we did it. And then I sent
him a list of podcasts I recommend to him and
he started listening to one, so I know that, which
is like huge for him. Uh. So, yeah, he started
listening to If you're looking for a podcast to send
to your sixty year old father. It was yeah, I was.

(19:54):
I was like, there's this thing called the Bechtel Cast. No,
it was, um, what is it called. It's called Rhyme
Stones or Cocaine and Ryan Stones. It's a really good
podcast about like old timey country stars. And it's like,
I don't know, it's good. I was like, Dad, you're
gonna like this and he's like, I listened to a
few episodes and it's just like radio. I'm like, yep,

(20:15):
that's that's kind of the point. That's how I pay
my rent. Poppy, thank you. Did you see Jamie that
you got written up in like a Danish newspaper, website
or some ship. Yeah, yeah, I got an email from
the guy who wrote that store. I mean we had
like yeah. He was like, hey, just so you know,
we're writing a review in this Danish paper and uh,

(20:37):
I hope you're good. And then we talked about our
different quarantines for a while. That was cool. I I
translated it. I think I just clicked Google Translate. It
seems really nice. Okay, good, But it wasn't like, yeah,
this this woman doesn't have respect for mensa. She's clearly idiot.
I will I will say, this is a really bad

(20:57):
time to have to read mean comments about yourself on
the internet. It's fucking brutal. Man. I have to like,
I don't know, I always need to realign my relationship
with the internet. But oh baby, to be to be
called a dog face feminist when you're trapped in your house,
oh boy, does not feel good. Just be like, just
be You're lucky you weren't called a dog face pony soldier. There, right,

(21:21):
that's the one thing we all have to thank her.
So thank we all got a unite against dog dog
face pony soldiers. All right, guys, let's take a quick break.
We'll be right back. And we're back, and big Harve

(21:45):
Harvey Weinstein got the Corona, which it's pretty funny, but
then he exposed a bunch of other people to it,
so not so funny. Yeah, he can't see. He'd like
to save his fucking worthless life. He can't stop sucking up.
I was like, this is the one good Corona news,
A true villain gets it. And then they're like, and

(22:06):
he exposed other prisoners. You're like, well, funk that I guess.
But also, I mean, I'm sure it had to have
come from outside, you know, in so whatever whatever have I.
So many people are getting fucked up from that ship
because how many cases where at rikers they're worried about
an outbreak at Rikers, aren't they? Yeah, yeah, I don't

(22:27):
know how we might find out since New York is
the only place that is actually testing. It seems like
right California over the weekend was basically like, yeah, we
give up on testing. We're just going to test healthcare
um healthcare workers now because that's the only like we're

(22:47):
not going to contain it, so it doesn't matter. It's
just very nihilistic statement, but it's it's like that's sort
of like the kind of brutal truth they have to
like health officials or had me to approach this with.
It's like we can't blow smoke up our own asses
anymore and act like we're containing it, Like we're past
that and it's a waste of resources to do that.

(23:08):
It seems like now it's like unless it's going to
fundamentally change the care for the patient, then there's really
no point. But I don't know, like in l A
in general, like a lot of people, I don't know
if that was a good thing when they announced that
it's like our and I can I don't know, we're
past containment, but please shelter in place because people were
fucking out. That feels contradictory. Yeah, I feel like you

(23:30):
can't really like as a public official, you can't really
back down on or say anything that even remotely contradicts
shelter in place because people want to leave. Of course
they do, like, yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I mean,
there's a way I'm sure to like express sort of
what the situation is. But I think at the same
time that's just what it is. But I think people

(23:50):
from that point, I think it's a combination of ignorance
and denial in terms of like what I was reading
and seeing. Like I took a drive up PC because
I just wanted to like look at the ocean and
then like maybe find a spot where like nobody was
just to like kind of get out for a second.
But when I drove by the beaches, people were out
on the beach, Like even though you know, some could

(24:10):
argue there was a bit of space, but the crowds
were so large, like it wasn't it wasn't. There may
have been six ft but it just did not look
good if you're playing the strict mathematics of it um.
And even like Runyon was, there was like a ton
of people there. I was, I like, I thought about
maybe going to the farmers market to try and like
you know, uh patronized like local businesses and stuff. And

(24:32):
when I just drove by and like red tweets, it
was like a zoo. I I uh stopped by the
office last Sunday, and yeah, like the farmers market was,
it was there was a bit zillion people there. And
it's frustrating because it's like I I feel like I've
gotten some mixed info on Like some experts say you

(24:55):
shouldn't take your dog on a walk and just let
them like piss and crab in the backyard. You can
go on a walk, some people say you shouldn't go
on a walk, And it's like there's definitely conflicting information
out there. But two, I mean outside of like going
on a walk or a run in like a quiet
neighborhood area, like going to like run you in Canyon,

(25:17):
and like going to a farmer like it's like that
just feels like common sense, like of course you can't
do that right now. Yeah, And I get but you can't.
I get it too, because like everyone's in their houses,
everyone's starting to get sure crazy. I think for me
it got like really bad over the weekend, just sort
of like realizing okay, like I'm gonna have to really

(25:37):
hunker down for this now, like and this is my
life now. But I think by going out it helps
people deal a little bit with this idea of like, well,
it can't be that bad, Like I can still get out.
Other people are out, like life still going on. And
I understand from a very humanist, like from a human
psychological standpoint, like why someone would be you know, moved
to do that. But at the same time, when you

(25:58):
look at the TRANSMISSI and rates and things like that
and what we're trying to do, it just we have
to think a little bit more narrowly about it. Yeah. Well,
while we're on the subject of just depressing ship and
what we all have to do. First of all, I
just wanna reiterate because I'll keep doing this until until
the story seems to be like fully picked up and

(26:21):
uh soaking in that this is all the Trump administration's
faults based on their failed response, the fact that they
blocked testing either actively or passively, rather than encouraged it
and did everything and showed leadership in order to get
it out. And you know, if we had comprehensive testing,

(26:42):
we wouldn't all have to be locked up in our houses.
But we do have to be locked up in our houses.
So you know, it sucks. But that's that's what it is,
and that's whose fault it is. Um. The Senate is
trying to put together a stimulus bill to keep the
economy from uh going into a depression and stay in

(27:03):
a nice horrible recess Economics speaking of a show that
would be great to rewatch during quarantine recess, I mean
I know about it was an animated show, right, Oh,
it's it's the best they got, like full on socialism episode.

(27:25):
It's wild. Anyways, there, I watched Parks and Wreck to
get away from the reality for a little bit. And
the episode that came on like after the first one
I watched and then got a flu epidemic. Yeah. I
thought you were going to say the episodes that are like,
isn't Joe Biden cool? And you're like, well this one

(27:46):
didn't hold up. Yeah, Yeah, I guess there's a lot
of reasons I shouldn't go to that show about local
politics to escape. But yeah, so Senate Republicans are trying
to put together a a bill and it is, you know,
very Republican type ship where they're going to restrict rights, uh,

(28:11):
funnel money into the pockets of the wealthy in the
form of bailouts, and Democrats are trying to block it.
But uh, it's I don't know, it seems like the
Republicans are gonna win that pr battle because they're just
gonna be like, well, there be an obstructionist. Well yeah,
we'll see. I mean, like you know, all like you're saying,

(28:32):
like every crisis we've had in this country is either
restrict our rights or completely redistribute wealth to the top
or both. And we're luckily we're in a fucking both
situation right now with the you know, the the Republicans,
I mean the Democrats are also working with Minutation and
the Treasury to try and figure out what a like
actual humane policy is going to be, because the Republican

(28:54):
version is, hey, can you give us like a five
hundred billion dollar pot to just distribute money out of
but we're not going to tell you how that money
is going or what the restrictions are on that for
six months. We just want to blank check so we
can just hook up any CEO don't or we have
with a little bit of cash so they can do
whatever the funk they want. Democrats are like, that's completely

(29:15):
fucked up. We're not gonna give you five hundred billion
dollars just to do whatever you want without a knowing
who the money is going to be, how they were
spending their money before this, See how they're going to
spend their money with this de What they're going to
do with their employees? Can they guarantee them work? Can
they guarantee them benefits? Are their strings attached? So you know,

(29:35):
they're trying very hard to make this ship right, and
I think they really do need to hold out because
this is going to be again just taking more money
just to give handouts to the wealthy is absolutely fucking unacceptable.
You think it's bad, now, wait untill you see what
the economy looks like when we have no fucking resources
to help people. So that's a whole wealthy to let

(29:57):
the money trickle on down give out, which has only
worked that well in the past. Yeah, it's they're so
good at that and In the meantime, Rand Paul's asked,
has coronavirus a guy voting against it? He was voting
against it because it wasn't right wing enough, he wrote,

(30:17):
just yet, because it's a hoax. Yeah, it's a hoax.
But also he has it and now he's quarantined. There.
I'm still kind of shocked that there isn't like completely
remote Congress right now. It's just like people in Congress
are you know, textbook at risk for this, and it's
just like it's people are going to kill themselves trying

(30:39):
to pretend that this is not a problem. I mean, yeah,
we're doing we're doing a pretty good job of nominating
ourselves as a nation for the largest Darwin Award of
all time right now. Yeah. Yeah, the um that's kind
of a I called it the Vanessa Hudgens uh kind

(30:59):
of narrow ative online. But I feel like it's you know,
it actually has more to do with the big banks
and really wealthy billionaires. But the idea of like, well,
some people are gonna die, but that's inevitable, we got
to go back to work is I'm starting to hear
that more and more. Uh Lloyd Blank, fine, Uh is

(31:20):
the CEO of Goldman Sachs during the first financial crisis.
Of course that's his name. Yeah check Uh if you
may know him from when he started panicking and saying
that he would uh you know that Russia and Putin

(31:40):
wanted you to vote for Bernie and just freaking out.
Uh he is saying, he tweeted yesterday, extreme measures to
flatten the virus quote curve is sensible for a time
to stretch out the strand on health infrastructure, but crushing
the economy jobs immoral. Is all also a health issue

(32:00):
and beyond within a very few weeks, Let those with
a lower risk to the disease return to work within
a very few, very few weeks. Please allow the workers
to go back so I may exploit their labor so
I can continue to generate my money. Don't ask me
for ship gross. Yeah, but that that feels like, you know,

(32:25):
the people who get to decide who like when it's
time to go back are going to be rich. People
whose lives are not on the line, absolutely absolutely, who
are getting tested without symptoms, while people who need testing
can't get access with you know, there there's been I
mean I feel like we at this point we know

(32:45):
pretty well, that it's going to be way easier for
rich people to get tested. There's been a number of
like celebrities that have gotten diagnosed or gotten like diagnosed
with diagnosed is that I don't know they have COVID,
they have a nineteen and they were able to get
a test without any symptoms. And there's been more in
depth reporting to that effect in the past day or so,

(33:09):
where I mean, it is like kind of not surprising
that celebrities can pay a lot of extra money and
then get increased access to testing. But just to get
more in in the weeds on it, they're they're called
I mean, there's private physicians and concierge doctors. The l
A Times is reporting that offer test to their patient

(33:30):
at a price um, and even the doctors themselves are like, yeah,
there's no way this should be a thing. Uh. One
doctor said, quote this represents a massive failure of the
federal government of the health care system unquote. And then
it's just kind of like, but what can you do, Like, Hey,
they're willing to pay, and I'm willing to take their money.
So there's a there's a Beverly Hills doctor named Dr

(33:52):
David Nazarian who is basically just servicing celebs across Beverly
hills Heim. It's his clientele to quote influential people, a
list celebrities and CEO s uh and has like a
yearly membership feed. It starts to fifty, goes up to
ten thous dollars, and so like this is how people

(34:13):
are getting tested? Is there in these freaky elite clubs
of doctors that are almost admittedly like kind of hoarding
COVID nineteen tests that uh, you know, I don't think
they have any right to do. And that's why the
bachelor knows he has COVID nineteen and you don't. Anna
was sending around a thing in our thread of like

(34:34):
uh uh diagnoses are like confirmed cases of coronavirus like
in part by like part of the city, and it's
interesting to see, like Brentwood had a lot and I
was like interesting, yeah, and I'm like I was like
looking around. I was like, huh. I mean not that
it was consistent, because there are other areas that weren't
necessarily affluent areas that had like larger numbers, but in

(34:56):
like when I was like thinking of the geography of
this city and like right there and just sort of
like you know, Brent was there, Beverly Hills is next
to it, Santa Monica's next to that, and like that
cluster was interesting to see, but probably because they're just
able to get this ship tested. But I mean, that's
a really great metaphor for how the overall how America
works overall is the system breaks down, it's failing people. Uh,

(35:22):
it's possibly by design failing people, failing the general public.
And then you know, rich people are able to pay
their way into emergency care basically everyone else that's just
left up to the sorting hat of you know, whatever
doctors decide, right, and then again with all the things
that you know, please not that I'm sure if you

(35:43):
have relatives who are so far gone in terms of
like the right echo chamber on the right, but like
what is happening with this stimulus bill, it's very clear
Republicans want to steal whatever the funk they still can
out of these public coffers who enrich themselves in a
very small number of people while the rest of us suffer.

(36:07):
And if we're not able to get a hold on that,
the brakes are going to fully come the funk off
And it's gonna look really bad when we're looking at
people like these CEOs are like, yeah, man, I had
to lay off a ton of people, I got all
this money, my job still afloat. You're still paying the
same amount of money for the services I have. I'm
doing with less people. I'm not helping the community by
injecting any money into a local economy. Meanwhile, we're still

(36:30):
fucking stuck. You're holding the bag without anability to test
or any semblance of of you know, actual decent response
from the federal government. And I think there's also just
generally a failing on the media's behalf, Like what Miles
just said, like is kind of the underlying like that
should be the main kind of takeaway from this crisis

(36:54):
so far. And you don't hear that fucking anywhere on
the cable news. You don't see it anywhere in New
York Times. You don't like people aren't like they talk
around it, but it's there too insulated. They're so vague
they say ship like, oh, the Democrats oppose a slush
fund where Republicans will be able to distribute money from

(37:17):
without knowing where it's happening. No, that's I mean, yes,
that's one way to describe it. They're also saying, here's
here's the amount of money. Right, we have this gigantic
pie that we have that's supposed to nourish the entire economy.
We want to take a majority of that and give
that to a tiny sliver of the economy and people
and the rest of it, y'all can knife fight over,

(37:38):
because that's just how the system is set up. Because
with money in politics, and especially with how some of
these people on the right and the left. Let's be real, like,
there's just so many Democrats who are willing to vote
for the budgets that these people were putting forward prior
to this. But the mentality is that on both sides,
where there are rich people who give you money so
you can get into office, when you get there, you

(37:59):
are or you are there fighter in the arena of legislation.
You do what is best for those people who hooked
you up with money, and whatever is left for the people,
you do that. And what is happening now is people
need to really pay attention of how the government is
prioritizing companies over human beings, over people who are going
to work every day. Now, people who have lost work

(38:21):
and are struggling to meet their bills. They are saying,
fuck you, I want to give all of the money
to these rich people who do not fucking need it,
because I don't want to disrupt this the stock market,
which is the way they play games. And but unfortunately
a lot of our ability to stay afloat and things
like that are tied to the stock market. But that's
sort of like the car, that's the way they can

(38:42):
hold the knife to us too, is like, well, you know,
if I let this ship go, that's gonna hurt all y'all. Two,
So maybe maybe we need to stabilize the stock market. Yeah,
in the means that the only thing I've been able
to take comfort in is the like increased presence of
mutual aid funds throughout all of this, because it's just like,
it's so clear that the majority of the government has

(39:03):
no vested interest in protecting their people until it's the lite.
I mean, they just don't care, um, And I've found
it very heartening to just see at least people standing
up for each other. And again, it's it's like putting
the onus on the people who are suffering, which is horrible,
but it's like there's a lot of people that are

(39:24):
like rising to the occasion and saying like, yeah, I'm
not gonna like wait for the government to give a
shit about me because there's only been evidence to the contrary,
Like how can I help the people around me? And
how can you know? Because right now that that's like
the only thing that has been I don't know making
me feel even remotely positive about where we're at, is

(39:46):
like our ability to help each other out, even though
it should that's not where the responsibility should fall. But
because it is, I'm glad that it's it's not been
nice to see people have each other's back, Like whether
that's financially, are emotionally supporting or whatever it is, it's
just but yeah, just to like kind of put it
back in her perspective, right, Like, you know, the government

(40:08):
was trying to, you know, uh, use their powers to
get other companies to begin manufacturing like vital goods or
things that we need to fight the virus. And you know,
there was there's a reluctance on Trump side because the
Chamber of fucking Commerce and other lobbyists were like, I
don't know, it's a lot of red tape to do

(40:30):
all this stuff for us to kind of do, like
to help out with these supplies. The business sectors dragging
their feet because they don't they're worried about the costs.
So think of it like this, a few wealthy people grown,
and somehow we're not doing the right thing to create
vital medical supplies or distributing vital medical supplies because a
small number, let's call it forty people, groaned to the president. Meanwhile,

(40:54):
there are millions of us who are affected by this,
and we are screaming at the top of our lungs,
but it's not hurt because the way ship is set
up is that only those forty people. You've got to
be high enough in the sky for them to hear you.
We are down here screaming, and they don't give a fuck. Right, Um,

(41:14):
All right, let's take a quick break and we'll be
right back. And we're back, and this is the section
where we talked about what we're using to distract us
from all the awful ship that we just talked about. Okay,

(41:40):
so I know that we've we've been dunking on celebs
a lot. I agree they're the worst, but right now
they're really kind of all we got in terms of
funny things that are happening. Uh My buddy Kevin Porter,
who is the co host of the Good Christian Fun

(42:00):
podcast former co host of Gilmore Guys, made an excellent
thread over the weekend saying that he would give two
dollars to the l A Food Bank for every unhinged
story about Ellen DeGeneres behind the scenes they could find,
and he ended up having to donate six hundred dollars

(42:22):
because there were just so many Like I do I
think that I mean shouts out to Dakota Johnson for
like reminding the people that Ellen de Generes is high
key a monster. But here I just wanted to share
some of my favorites from the thread. I like lost
two hours of my life to this thread and I
couldn't be happier. So here are some responses that I loved. Okay.

(42:45):
Nick Wiger Icon says, uh friend was a p A
on her show and got their first staff writer job
and put in notice instead of congrats, was told to
give their Christmas gift back. Oh my god, um care
and kill Gareff was her head writer for five years
until the writers strike when Karen wouldn't cross the picket line,

(43:05):
she was fired and Ellen never spoke to her again. Okay,
here's here's a great one. This was back in the
day when she was sporting her Carson era mullet. We
were in jim and doing crunches as we would commonly
do to start the class. Ellen riffed a loud fart
and tried to blame it on me, just like the

(43:28):
most chaotic evil possible. She has a sensitive nose, so
everyone has to chew gum from a bowl outside her
office before talking to her. And if she thinks you
smell that day, you have to go home and shower. Um.
Oh my god. It's just there's so, there's so, there's.
The way that she treats wait staff is nightmare. Her

(43:48):
staff members are not allowed to be in the same
room as her. Uh I love it. I love it.
You know, I expect nothing less from from Ellen degenerous.
It's also funny to see in that thread too, where
people are like caping for her. You're like, you know,
why don't you talk about some of the good things
she's done, And it's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, we get that,

(44:10):
Like that's all out there. That's the public facing part
of it. That's the part she wants you to know,
or wants you to think is there. But it's funny.
But I get it too. I think people if depending
on how close you are to the actual production, you know,
it's easier for I think, especially for people in l
A are near like the industry, to see like, oh, yeah,
that's a fucked up thing that I can see happening

(44:31):
in this town, and other people like, oh, she couldn't
be that bad. Ellen is also one of those celebrities
that historically just has such a what is it like
with with celebrities that adopt pets and then the pets
disappear like that is a thing? Uh? She That was
another story in this thread. Like Ellen supposed animal lover
has a bad habit of adopting really cute kittens and puppies,

(44:54):
but as they get older, she gets tired of them
and forces other people to adopt them. Lena Lena Donna
has had some disappearing dogs. Julian Huff has had some
disappearing dogs. Celebrities and I don't know, but they're making
me laugh. Yeah, I mean, what what better way to
entertain yourself while also getting a unavoidable like snapshot of

(45:17):
the system that we're talking about. I mean, you know,
like hearing Ellen that, like she know, she gets a
cat and when it gets a little too old out
of the cute face, she just gets rid of it.
Reminds I think Jack and I a lot of one
Joe exotic exotica shtix um. I'm gonna like we should

(45:43):
we should give you guys some time to get caught up.
But yeah, everyone, please do so so we can talk
in detail about this. The characters are mind boggling. There's
a guy who was arrested for being I think Florida's
largest cocaine deal or ever uh, and he sold drugs
to support his exotic animal habit like that says that literally,

(46:08):
and he runs a super secretive private zoo you smuggling
methods he learned from drugs to smuggle the animals, and
he's like the sixth most interesting character in the likes
him as like a quick anecdote. I would love to
like run down the characters, but even doing that it
takes away from the experience of watching it because it's

(46:30):
like it's like you're looking at a rotten onion with
like a bunch of fireworks shooting out of it, and
you're like, I think I know what this is. It's
a fucking weirdass onion with fires shooting out of it.
And then you start peeling it away and you're like,
oh my god, what the funk is inside of this thing?
The outside it was like enough to get me in,
but now I'm like blinded by the truth within this thing.

(46:51):
It's so entertaining. It's like a combination of like a
Christopher Guest doc like mockumentary and true crime, and of
Jens yea, yeah it's funny. Yes, yeah, you can't just
tell me something is as good as the Jings. I
don't take that lightly. Was a Christopher guest mockumentary that yeah,

(47:14):
it's it's I mean, there's like one episode where they
just unleashed this amazing mystery that you're like, wait, what
the fun Yeah, one of the one episode it must
be a dateline episode two, Like one of the episodes
just plays that like they you know, there's like the
sort of momentum of the narrative arc of the actual series.

(47:35):
But then at one point, like we really need to
take this whole episode to talk about this one person's
life really quick, just so you can understand what the
grumblings are about this person and when you watch your
like but but it's it's also interesting. My my wife
and I were talking about like how like these people

(47:57):
would be fortune five hundreds eos or like the president
or you know, dangerous cult leader. Well, I guess they
are kind of cult leaders you find out, but like
if they were born to you know, in a different situation.
They're incredibly intelligent, They're incredibly like just great at manipulating people,

(48:19):
charismatic like the there's there's identifying people who are can
be manipulated as well, like true predators. Yeah, they're unbelievable.
Band name True Give me, give me two days, I'll
be ready. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I'm not even all the

(48:40):
way through it. I don't know if it ends with
The Jinks probably had the best ending of any any
true crime documentary and now and now we're gonna have
to wait till coronavirus is blown over to find out
if Robert Durst I prosecuted for a crime if I
was high on meth. Argument is going to hold up
in court. Lot of people are waiting to see how

(49:01):
that goes. Could set a lot of precedents down the road. Yeah,
I feel like it might set a precedent for the
people in Tiger King, because there's that's another thing it
has in common, is yeah. Okay, so we just describe
very generally. If you don't even know what Tiger King is.
It's a Netflix documentary about this beef that goes on

(49:22):
between people who privately owned tigers and show them and
breed them and like have petting zoos and this other
side of the spectrum, which is namely one woman who
wants to rescue them. But the question begs, are this
is this really the same coin? Is this even two
sides of the same coin? Is it the same side
of one? Yeah, it's really yes, It's Look, it's got

(49:44):
something for everyone. Animal lovers, comedy lovers, true crime lovers,
if you like bad country music and cringeworthy music videos.
It's all. It's all there. I'm in all right, Great,
what's going on with Taylor Swift? I know nothing about this? Well,
I mean, god forbid, I'm not a huge fan of
of hers, but I do think some some unrelated Corona

(50:07):
celeb news I stumbled across this weekend was that, uh,
there was five million years ago, there was that line
in the Kanye West song where he says he made
Taylor Swift famous, and when she demanded to be excluded
from the narrative, she he leaked to video, or he
and Kim Kardashian leaked to video with her quote unquote

(50:30):
approving it on the phone. Five million years later, the
full video leaked, and it turned out that he didn't
tell her the whole line he was going to do,
and that Taylor Swift, for the first time in a
long time, was was in the right right. I love
everyone's quarantined, But turns out Taylor Swift was right about something.

(50:51):
I mean, it doesn't matter because they're all just like
I mean, Kanye West and Taylor Swift are both just
like celebrities so entrenched in their own like self mytho
pologizing that almost anything related to either of them doesn't
matter to me. Uh yeah, I mean, Kanye, Wow, what
explain what was the version of this that we had

(51:15):
come to believe? And then what what's the okay? Because
you know, he said on my south Side, Dad know
me best. I feel like me and Taylor might still
have sex. What I made that b is famous, that
line on that line, So then they people were. The
story was that Taylor had no idea that that was
going to happen, And then they put Kim like Jamie
was saying Kim and Kanye had a video that apparently

(51:37):
absolved them of anything, like here it is evidence we
told her and she knew, so I don't have the
big deal is But then it was like when the
full version came out, it seems like it was a
pretty heavily edited receipts video where Kanye didn't tell her
the whole line. Uh, they didn't say, he didn't say
I made that bitch famous, You didn't say all this
other stuff. Uh. And then you hear Taylor Swift pushing

(52:01):
back and not fully approving it on that call. Uh.
So you know that's a celebt video who gives a funk?
But also it made me think about something else for
a minute. As many you know, dunk on Kanye as
many times as possible. Her response is also like how
I would respond if Kanye West called me and was like, hey,

(52:23):
can I put this thing in there? Like she seems
a little star struck, and I mean she's obviously not
star struck. She's a big celebrity who has a but
she's like, that's not being like, that's how I would
kind of react if it's like her bully of a
decade is like calling her up, Like it's such a
weird situation in the first place that I don't feel

(52:44):
like it. Yeah, you're like, hey, I want to apologize
to you in the form of like further deepening our problem,
right right, I kind of I mean, far be it
for me to empathize with Taylor Swift, but I kind
of felt for her on this one where she just
kind of gave this long, meandering answer. She's like, oh, well,
did you say that you may be famous? Well, what

(53:05):
am I going to do about it? It's just kind
of like whatever at this point. But I mean, you
got to tell the story the way it happened to
you and the way you experienced it. Like, honestly, you
didn't know who I was. It didn't matter if I
sold seven billion of that album before you said that,
which is what happened. You didn't know who I was.
It's fine, but um, yeah, I can't wait to hear
the song is her quote. So you're just like, oh
my god, this girl's like having a meltdown. I just

(53:28):
funk off. Watching the full video will really make you
feel for Taylor Swift because she's just spiraling. I don't
have enough empathy right now to send to her but
in sympathy, but I want her to do well. It's
a good it's a good payoff on a celebrity story
that's been developing for what four years now or something. Seriously,

(53:48):
and then you know the reverberations, especially after the video,
where people like Kim's a fucking snake and all this.
I need, we need to stop calling women snakes on
the internet. Uh. In the solution to one woman being
absolved of being a quote unquote internet snake can't be
just a different woman is an Internet snake. It's too easy.

(54:09):
What if we call what if we refer to women
as snacks? I think that that's a different kind of
sexiest snack flag, snack flag, snack flag. I was sinking
of the Alright, oh, we're gonna raise your snack flag.
I should now more than ever have your snack flag
waving outside your gas flag, one that just says snack flag,

(54:35):
so people know what time it is. We got we
got a flagpole at the house, and I took a
bunch of old like nineties seasonal flags from my parents
house the last time I was home, and so we've
just been switching them out. We had some flowers out.
We had a little back to school bookworm flying at
the house. The other day. We got Mickey Mouse with
a hat on. We got it. A Christian flag we

(54:57):
got No, we have a bunch of like America ones
that I'm like, this isn't this not? Oh man, there
was somebody who lived by me who would fly the
Christian flag out the house. What is the Christian flag?
It's like white, purple and red and it has like
it's like similar to the like our American flag, but
where the stars are it's like solid with like a
like a cross, like what the christ the cross right there? No?

(55:20):
Hell yeah, hey man, you gotta We used to have
to pledge allegians to that ship every morning. Wait the
Christian flag really? Yeah? Oh my goodness, Yeah it was.
It was about pledging allegiance to the Savior for whose
kingdom it stands one Savior. It's like, oh, the whole thing.
It was like I used to remember it, but that's
not I remember in the realm of celebrities making us

(55:44):
cringe flash making us forget reality for a second. I
do want to talk about Rita Wilson rapping hip hop
or ae, which people seem to be Uh did you
not see it? No, I don't have time for that anymore.
She was wrapping God, she was rapping. Chet Chet got
to her. Honestly, if you're feeling very chet esque because

(56:08):
she has like a very like insulting like foe, it's
very racist. Yeah, she's doing a racist accent. She's like
burning up on coronavirus. You're just like, what do we
do with this? Like, I just that was a story
where I'm like, no, I'm stumped. I don't know. I mean,

(56:28):
I saw people talking about I saw Rita Wilson rap,
but I'm like, I'm honestly now, out of self preservation,
I'm like, no, I don't have time for that. Yeah,
I don't know. Are people like I haven't really paid
much attention to this other than getting it sent to
our text thread and watching it and then deciding never

(56:49):
to like speak of it again until until this call.
But what, like are people into it? Are other people
pointing out how like kind of I think? I think
it's like with anything clueless people are into it, and
they're like, what a cutie pie being racist during her
coronavirus quarantine, and then like other people are like fun this,

(57:16):
but I hope she gets well. I don't know, no one, no.
I mean, it's just kind of one of those stories
where you're like, I don't know. I can't deal with
this right now. I don't have the brain space to
evaluate or re evaluate my feelings on Rita Wilson right now. Yeah.
I used to have like the patients to like watch
like white people, you know, fucking wrap and be like,
isn't that cool that I did like the black people thing?

(57:38):
But I'm like, yeah, bro, my, I'm like, please, please go.
I need to watch Tiger King let me. Overcooked Too
is a video game. Oh my god, okay yo, I've
been playing on PlayStation Network this fucking game explode. Oh

(58:02):
let me tell you if you look. First of all,
I've been playing this with my boy tie over the internet. Uh.
And it's basically a game very simple. It's you're in
a kitchen with one other chef or maybe a many
multiple chefs, but it's very simple, like you'll have to
you'll be making maybe one recipe, which is spaghetti and

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in that one chef has to grab a pilot pasta
boil it. Another person has to grab tomatoes and chop
it up and then put in a saute pan. And
then when those things are done, you combine them in
a plate and then take it to the fucking window
to send it out to like the restaurant. But the
way it works, it's just like a very fun game
because everyone has to be coordinated and you have to communicate,

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and it's one of those things where it takes up
so much of your fucking attention because too, I love
like process anything. I like to cook also, and I
like to be like I don't know, like I love efficiency.
So to play this game, well, like you will start
getting frustrated with whoever you're playing with because they're not
thinking proactively as as much as you are. And you're like, hey, idiot,

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I needed that fucking pasta three minutes ago. And like,
because you've got to also wash dishes, there's so much
sit to keep track up. It's so fucking fun. I
cannot suggested enough. It's like, and it's so simple. It's
not like a shooter or anything. It's just like one
button to grab something, one button to put it down,
another button to chop, then you put it's just great,
and then you watch all the orders come in like

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a real restaurant. So much credit to lion cooks out
there and people who work back of house and restaurants.
The ship is an absolute ballet dance. But as a game,
oh my, I thought my friend was joking, was like,
you're gonna like it. I'm fucking gone. I'm gone off
this ship right now. Isaac, Isaac and I were almost

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gonna up what he keeps. He keeps pretending he's a
gamer and he likes Nintendo. Switch has been his new
like quar. I don't know if you knew that, but
I'm more of a switch guy. If you put that
in a kinky sense, that becomes a very that because
a very different statement you're making. Jack O'Brien known Switch

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that I I don't know. I was trying. I'm trying
a game we were going to get. Uh, we were
going to get that game. And then Isaac used to
be a line cook and he's like, this is a
fucking game to you, and I was like, all right,
we'll get it. To forget it's like and so we
got something called Unraveled two and I'm bad at it. Unraveled. Man. Well,

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if you know Rocket League, I feel like Rocket League
is another one that's easy for people to get into,
you know what I mean. That's DJ Daniels's favorite thing.
He's furiously waving his arms like a muppet in this
Google hangout right now. Um and yeah, man, I'm telling
you overcooked. I get it. You know he was, he
was serving on the front lines. But the game, do you.

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I was laughing just I like the idea that he
just looked at that and he's like immediately, it's just like,
this is unacceptable. Don't reduce my experience to some fucking
game with some goofy characters. Is this how I'm fucking
seen in the world, Like I'm a fucking rat. I'm

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a ratop tomatoes. We're all on day like ten and eleven.
So yeah, you know, well, I'll see if I can
wear them down on it. Alright, guys, Well that's been episode.
Where can people find Indeed, it's been. You can find
me on Twitter at Jamie Loftis help Instagram at Jamie

(01:01:39):
christ Superstar. On Wednesday, I'm doing a live stream of
show I was working on prior to the plague. Uh,
it's like a seventies soap Papa. I'm gonna be live
streaming from the lyric Hyperion account because it's a benefit
to help support their workers while the theaters closed. So
if you're round at pm Pacific on Wednesday night, that's

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what all be doing then. And then Bechtel Cast is
still happening. We're recording with Barry Son and Felt later,
So there you go. Can't wait? Yeah, that's amazing. And
is there a tweet you've been enjoying? Yeah, this was
a vocalization of something I've been noticing in in the
way the press has been covering stuff. It's from at

(01:02:25):
De Sarkasova. Uh, is it Diana Sarkasova. It's one of
those tweets that says no one anything, absolutely nobody nothing.
Editors working on coronavirus coverage amid amid, amid, amid, amid amid.
It's I mean the word of MIDS having a big

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gass moment because it's some avoidant language that editors used
to be like Joe Biden, Uh, you know, like steals
an election, amid plague concerns, like you're ship like amid
just connects one curse thought to another right now, So, Miles,
where can people find you? And what's the tweet You've
been enjoying Twitter, Instagram at Miles of Gray also PlayStation

(01:03:11):
network Miles of Gray. Also my other podcast for twenty
Day Fiance. I got a new episode going up tomorrow Wednesday,
so check that out. On the latest episode of nine
Dave Fiance where I get faded with Sophia Alexandra talk
shit about it? Um a show or no show? A
tweet that I like when it's from Blair Blair Saki
from last week, or said my heart goes out to

(01:03:32):
men whom without sports are feeling their feelings for the
first time instead of yelling at the screen, welcome bitch,
here's a white wine that's awesome. Uh So tweets I've
been enjoying at Drew toothpaste tweet at anyone else getting
the Looney Tunes effect where you look at a billionaire
and see steaming roasted chicken and you start licking your

(01:03:54):
lips and partner on Charlotta tweeter. Going to the grocery
store now feels like going to town in little house
on the prairie. If I am good maybe Papa will
let me get an orange, which I totally such a
treat to just go to the grocery store town like

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a thing. Um. You can find me on Twitter at
Jack Underscore O Brian you can find us on Twitter
at Daily Zeitgeist. Were at the Daily Zeitgeist on Instagram,
We have a Facebook fan page on a website Daily
Zeitgeist dot com. We post our episodes and our footnote
we link off to the information that we talked about
today's episode, as well as the song we ride out

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on Miles? Was it going to be let's do a song? Oh?
I got a dude. You know what someone easy to
do is put up the old MTV Party to Go albums?
Is that on YouTube? Get because? Okay, so sit down,
young child, just like how I knew Not of the
Wild Thornberry's cartoon. Let me tell you about a little

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c D series called mt VS Party to Go, in
which a DJ would basically pre mix some of the
best hits of the year into one CD and you
could just play that and it would seamlessly mix. It
was like a playlist that was mixed. They could just
play and people like, what's this? Is there a DJ here? No,
it was MTVS Party to Go. Okay, Now, track I

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like is from a band called Nomo Uh and they're
just dope. They're from Michigan, Big Up and Arbor. They're like,
they play like really dope, afrobeat, sort of new jazz,
all kinds of ships. They're just really fantastic on their instruments.
This is from I think their first album, or one
of the first albums I had heard from them, called
New Tones, and the track is also called new Tones

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but spelled n U t O n e s by
the Van Nomo. This is just to get just nice
press live instruments, get your shoulders loos, get your hips loose,
get your toes tapping, and get quarantine. Like see that
the spelling is influenced by New metal. Is this song
also influenced by New Metal? Um? You know, in a

(01:06:03):
very roundabout way, I think we can all say that
everything we do has been influenced by every all culture.
At this point, Um, everything goes to the production of
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