Stormy Daniels Felony Motorboating, BUT HIS TEXTS!!! 7.12.18

In episode 188, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Jamie Loftus to discuss the resignation of Papa John's founder, Stormy Daniels arrest, John Kelly's reaction to Trump's NATO blow up, FBI Agent Peter Strzok’s congressional hearing, U.S. Army killing contracts for hundreds of immigrant recruits after promising them citizenship, updates on the Thai soccer team, Build-A-Bear shutting down it's 'pay-your-age' sale, Emmy nominations, the new insane film 'DAU' coming out of Ukraine, and more! 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season thirty nine episode
for US Daily Night Guys Were a Light twelve, two
thousand eight teen. My name is Jack O'Brien. A K
finger Toez O'Brien that is courtesy of Monty fun twist
on potatoes O'Brien that references my extremely long, unsightly toes
and I am thrilled, joined as always by my co

(00:23):
host Mr Miles Gras. Send me free my don Jack Babe,
get on my lifeline, Jacob, get on me. Yeah, just
keeps banging on. Thank you so much. That's the Holland
does your Holland Banger by the Supremes. And again you

(00:45):
know my take on the Hanna Ross. She was the
worst singer in that grip we all know, but you
know she she was connected at most town anyway. That
a Ga was her tyler, and Spinter says, what so
thank you got you bro him it? Yeah, thank you.
So you guys again, been really coming through with the aks.
I'll be singing for a minute, and we are joined

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by the goat. She is Jamie loft Us a K
will zam a K love loft Us up Jamie bog
Where the Eagles crid the Daily is that guy that's

(01:28):
wrong at that star hip hop that banks I I
have never I've never done karaoke game before, but it
was good. You should so much that song in particular,
I would I would go Islands in this dream personally. Yeah,
there was a player on Arsenal named alex Song, and
there was for a while we were trying to make
that his terrorist chant Alexander song belong anyway. All right,

(01:53):
that's all I got. Cool story, Mille, Thanks, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Uh Jamie, We're gonna get to know you even better
than we already do. Uh, but first we like to
take our listeners through what they're in store for. Uh.

(02:15):
Papa John's is canceled officially now by his own company.
By the Papa has been canceled. Stormy Daniels was arrested
in a staying operation at a strip club that she
was working at, in a sting that had nothing to
do with politics. We're gonna do a little tea report

(02:35):
with just analyzing John Kelly's facial expressions, daring Trump's uh
spice talk during the NATO breakfast. We're going to check
him with Peter Struck and his grilling on the Hill
and how that's going for both sides. We're gonna check
in with the Build a Bear Workshop because they did

(02:56):
something that, uh, they had a promo that was a
little too successful for their own good. We're gonna check
in with the Emmy Nam's snubs and uh flubs, snubs,
snubs talking with snubs. We're gonna do some random updates
you guys. We have some Oh I got so random.

(03:16):
Public school is so random. Um. We're going to check
in with millennials, see what they're gabbing about about. We're
gonna talk about the most insane movie production of all time.
They have finally released a trailer. They've been working on

(03:36):
this picture for twelve years. I had not heard of
it prior to one of our writers submitting the story.
And it's a doozy folks. Let stick around for this one.
But first, we like to get to know our guests
even better. Jamie, what is something from your search history?
A recent search I had was Lindsay Lohan filmography because

(03:58):
I have a new theory of about Lindsay Lohan, which
is that everyone's top two favorite Lindsay Lohan movies are
generally the same. It's mean girls in the Parent Trap.
All right, but your third Lindsay Lohan favorite movie is
deeply revealing about who you are as an individual. So
I Freaky Friday, there you go. Okay, so you're a pedophile,

(04:22):
You're disgusting you okay, loaded? Okay, and I I've actually
not seen parent Trap. That's too No, you got its
mean Girls? Parent Trap or parent Trap? Mean Girls? If
you're me, yeah, I've never seen Mean Girls. Is that good?

(04:43):
It's it's you know what I'm joking And you don't
have to roll your eyes so far in the back
of your head. Mine is uh. Mine is life Size
with Tyra Banks, where Tyra Banks is a Barbie who
comes to life and Lindsay Lohan is small and fun
and in it. Oh wait, she is dull sized, Barbie sized,

(05:05):
or just small compared to Tira Banks. She she's just
a kid, got it And it's like a mannequin rip off,
but instead of sexual at tension, it's Lindsay Lohan The
protect Kira's best work. I would argue she's smizing for
a feature length film. She's just walking around. She's like,

(05:25):
I'm from Sunnyvale, California, and it's just like her Lindsay
Lohan's Barbie comes to life and it's Tira Banks. Okay,
I thought you were going to say your theory was
that she died in nine eleven. Well, my other search
I was going to say is remember me last scene? Yes,
we were just Yeah, we had a big nine eleven
run this morning. That's happened. What is this movie? Tell

(05:48):
people what this movie is about? Because the only way
described as like, you know that Robert Pattinson movie where
he like basically dies in nine eleven, and it's nine
eleven from what I remember, I didn't. I wish i'd
seen this movie in theaters. That would have been so fun.
But uh, it's like a movie where it's kind of
about him and his father's relationship and I think that
he might have a either a younger sibling or something

(06:10):
like that. It's like a family drama. And we know
sort of in the movie that it's happening around two
thousand one, but it's really not addressed at all. And
then all of a sudden at the end, Robert Pattinson
is just like resolved things. But I think it's like
dead dad or something, and he's staring out a window
and then window is it, Well, we don't know what
you don't know. It looks pretty nice. And then you

(06:33):
cut to a classroom and someone's like, Caroline, pay attention.
And then you look at the Chuck boards says Tuesday,
September eleven, wait for it, two thousand one. Cut back
to Robert Pattinson in this window the cameras are is
the pull out? No, he's on the top floor of
the World Trade Center. Fucking stupid way to end a film.

(06:54):
It is so like it has nothing to do with
the movie up to that point. Yeah, right, the movie
is not eleven related anyway. It just happens to be
the weird way there's if I remember right, there are
some scenes where you're like, oh, it's weird that they're
playing a like a newscast about the two thousand election
in the background of this scene. Anyways, Robert Pattinson and
his dad have some issues. But then at the end

(07:16):
it is just like straight up there, just like boom.
The twist is Robert Pattinson is about to be nine eleven.
Thanks Rob. Yeah, that's actually something Brett Kavanaugh has been
uh in the whole thing about like whether he has
a stance on whether like Muller's investigation should keep going, right.

(07:37):
What one of his papers is you know from the
Star report, And one of his big points is that
they shouldn't have done the whole Star investigation into whether
you know, Clinton was having an affair or whatever, because
he feels partially responsible for letting Osama bin Laden go
because like he was distracted by all that ship it.

(08:00):
Uh so the Supreme Court justice who is currently being
nominated caused nine eleven. Let's move on. What is school
thing that you think is overrated? Overrated would be people
who end emails or conversations with cheers. This is something
that is not okay to do if you're still doing

(08:21):
it there, God, Yeah, anytime someone's on the phone they're like, okay, cheers,
talk to you later, or signing cheers, Comma, your name
is not okay at the sign that that you're not
only boring but a little dangerous. Yeah, but what if
boring and dangerous is like your thing? What do they
say that in the UK? It's always cheers My old

(08:42):
brand is born. But I guess if you're like some
like l a bro and you're like, yeah, cheers, cheers.
Mate goes to England once exactly like Cheers. Talk to
you later, like catch you at the beach man, can
I get some chips with this burger? I'm sorry fries,
I was in the UK man Cheers. It is kind
of like a runoff of being like, oh, I went

(09:04):
abroad for a semester and I just I'm sorry, I
just talked like this. Now I can't help it. We'll
allow it with British people and Australian people. Correct, yes,
British people and then Australian people. And then what's the
other thing that they say about spiders? Yeah, oh yeah,
they're not here to spiders. That's like, that's a useful one.
My favorite email sign off that is just kind of

(09:26):
chillingly formal is regards to send a really long informal
email of like I'm upset, I'm sad, regards you have
to read it a different voice. Where are you tweeting?
Drake song titles? Spotify is paying me? What do you?
What do you think of the best? Best? Always bothers

(09:48):
me a little bit. For some reason. I think it's
the most common. Probably it's an incomplete thought. Yeah, I
don't know. It's just for someone who feels like they
can't just go their name at that, you know, we'll
have to sign off somewhe like a thanks I and
I do I do like, I like, I love a
regards uh, and I love when people start an email
by being like just circling back. I was like, I'm

(10:10):
horny for this when people just hello, it's the what's
the most the nicest way of saying, hey, motherfucker, what
happened to this ship? We were just talking about do
your job, like when I was producing and have to
deal with like talent or like their PR teams, and like,

(10:31):
you can't be like, hey, assholes, you didn't answer the
fucking question that's like fundamental to this production. And you'd
be like, hey, I just want to circle back, just
just st back. We're that are you. Let's put a
pin in that, oh god, pin in your fucking eye, Jamie.
What is something that is underrated? The shoe selection at right? Aid,

(10:57):
I'd like to direct you to writed. I was in
a compromising position last night where I was going, I
was going not too brag, I was going on a date,
and I forgot that the shoes I wore out that
day were objectively dirty and disgusting. I was like, I
don't know what to do. It was like eight pm.
Payless Shoes isn't open. We're not gonna go. So I

(11:19):
was like, maybe I could. I don't, I was gonna.
I just went into write it. I was like, maybe
they've got like some ugly sandals, but my shoes were
so dirty. I just couldn't wear them. They're like sneak
like gross sneakers covered in blood covered. I just committed
a and I was just hoping he wouldn't ask me
why I had a shovel with me to start with.
But both of those things, your bloody shoes and the

(11:40):
shovel would have been too much, right Like, I'm like,
I can't get rid of the shovel. It's expensive. I
needed the shoes. But the shoes are the shoes you're
rocking are kind of nice. So you got those at
right there? They look like they are knockoff toms. Uh
they there's a whole should let me see they say tombs? Yeah,

(12:07):
it's yeah. The brand is called a Horny by Red
Aid and it's a it's a cool line. They had
a whole section they had Yeah, I had a selection
of colors that shoes cost seven dollars. You have like
a whole color story. You were trying to operate with it.
I tried on multiple pairs. It was and you relate
to your date because I'm sorry, I got caught up
at right as like listen, and there was the only

(12:30):
issue is it is not a shoe store. And so
right behind you there's cereal. It's like trying on shoes
while people were trying to sitting on a box of cereals.
People were like, excuse me, but you know, check check
it out. I highly recommend it. Any styles and he styles.
You've got knockoff Tom's, you've got knockoff converses, you've got

(12:52):
knockoff kids, you've got you know, your classic little flip floppies,
You've got it's. It's a whole It's all there at
a reasonable price. It's all like seven dollars. That's amazing. Alright, Yeah,
that you do have to be operating in a very
specific tax bracket. But she was it right, I'm loving them.

(13:14):
Suffice to say, you're loving the Trump tax cuts. I'm it.
What is a color story? Miles. You've said that now twice,
Like when you're doing like mood boards or design anything,
like you'll have a pallide of colors that are existing
within a ad campaign or whatever it is. Miles is
a content creator, you know, like I said, been slaying

(13:37):
intent like Ari I you know what I mean, like sports?
Shall I just circling back about that. I just wanted
to circle back because this is something you've mentioned a
couple of times. Maybe we could put a pin in it.
Circle back, circle backs. Let's ask Jamie what a myth is.
What's something that most people think is true that you
know to be false. Well, I was going to contact
you about it yesterday, but it's like, I'll just wait.

(13:59):
So yesterday it was said that, you know, like the
Cardi B you know, I had her baby and the
name was revealed. But it's weird because I interviewed right
yeah A three, Yeah at E three a few weeks ago. Right,
it's almost a month ago. Yeah, yeah, Yeah. We talked
a lot about Yeah, but we talked about a lot

(14:19):
of things, and no one from the Zigang reached out
to say, oh my god, I can't believe that opposite
said the name of his baby, and then right kind
of glanced over that. I just I'd like to circle
back to that audio, and uh, oh you have the audio.
So yeah, actually you had a scoop that you were
just kind of sitting on. I was surprised and contacting
me about it. And now it's being like I was
scooped because I had the story almost a month scoop.

(14:42):
De Ville scoop. Yeah, yeah, we don't play unless yea
will be cold. Yeah, he gets right there. Yeah, I
think I heard that. It's literally right the coach there.

(15:02):
It is okay, thank you, Nick, And that nothing like me.
That sounds exactly like offset. Yeah, that's him, and so
I I, you know, serious journalists like myself gets scooped
all the time, but this one hurt especially, like I

(15:25):
really missed in a way. I thought you were exercising
restraint because you're like, I don't know if he was
just you know, off the sauce, if he was too
you know, off that loud pack that he lets let's
slip and didn't want that out there. I thought you
were sort of I thought you were being having some
journalistic integrity. I encourage everyone to go back to the
original episode where that aired, and that is exactly how
the audio price. So that's my mess. I was scooped

(15:48):
it happens, it happens. I'm a Pulitzer Prise. I mean
my Pulitzer prise. You know you basically watched it dissolve
before your eyes, right, But yeah, the scoop of the
century of baby. Also, I don't know if if any
of you fall Cardi b on Instagram her stories the
amount of gifts she was getting, it was like, I
don't know, like I get it, you know, like what

(16:09):
do you get someone who already has everything, that's having
a baby. But she literally had like seven hundred strollers,
like different ones that I was starting to feel bad.
I was like, damn, you know, like you only need
like a couple of strollers. Oh, gifts like gift like
a gift. Image was like, huh send you all these gifts.
I'm sorry gifts so I literally speak the queens English.

(16:32):
She received many gifts, many gifts, but yeah, it was
it was. It was like one of those moments where
I was just like, that is too many strollers that
you've been gifted? Is she gonna like donate them? Well,
she couldn't obviously be like on the things like and
this is what so and so got me? This was
so and so got me, like and I'm gonna give
it away. I'm sure at some point, like there were
ones that were clearly like that spaceship looking one that's

(16:55):
probably like the Rolls Royce of strollers from from your mons.
Oh yeah, I know. What I sent the baby was
my mix tape with a bunch ullabies that I composed
so little zam mixtapes. Yeah, speaking of regifting and mix tapes,

(17:15):
is it weird that they took the name of their
last two albums and gave it to the baby? I
think that that what is culture? Culture? And culture to
oh just called their culture. Yeah, I don't know. This
is culture three. I guess this is what is that
what they called the child? I don't know, but this
is the third It sounds like, you know, I don't know.
I guess they spelled it differently with a K. It's

(17:37):
not the same Je sounds like cool, but then it's
like cool, it's a daughter, right, the little girl? Yeah, yeah,
that is Honestly, you didn't know that culture was a
girl's name. Well, in Japan, culture is a man's name name.
My grandfather's name was culture. I feel sorry for you.
I'm I'm actually the godmother of culture. Yeah, but they

(17:59):
call they call me the cloud mother, and it's it's cool. Yeah,
I just like eighty three or something like that. I
got to be like the guardian of this kid's cloud.
Big responsibility. That's one mistake my wife and I made
is we gave our dogs names that we liked for children,
and then we couldn't name our kids those names, which
were Miles and Finn and so uh yeah, I also

(18:21):
couldn't name a Miles because you know, uh, because we
were yeah, because we were axes and I didn't want
you to get any idea whatever. But you still asked
me to call us the show Jack. So you're saying
there's a chance. Huh. All right, guys, let's get into
the stories of the day. See uncomfortable. Oh so we'll
circle back to pin in it and let's move on

(18:46):
to Papa the Papa John John Schnatter, who is the
King of Louisville, big name down there. Uh he You know,
people who live in Louisville know this dude has been
problematic for a while. He has not been bought it anywhere,
not drunk or on cocaine for years, but he has
also been doing It's also been doing some kind of

(19:08):
shady things behind the scenes. Yeah, like when the fucking
November we talked about this, when he was basically blaming
his the poor performance of his pizza business on all
those blacks, you know, again all crazy about Blue Lives Matter,
whatever the funk it was, you know what I mean,
Like the protests. He was trying to say to the shareholders,
that's why we're not doing well, right, because it's it's

(19:29):
dividing people. Not because again and I can't say this enough,
you create diabetic shock inducing pizza. Uh, And it's just
not good objectively. So now we find out. And Forbes
they were saying last week, uh, they reported last week
that there was a conference call in May that like
the company like corporate did on like racial media sensitivity

(19:49):
training and just sort of like basically like how to
not be racist in public, out loud class, and the
Papa of all media he got crazy. He says some
it He's like, well, Colonel Sanders called blacks the N word,
and it was like bemoaning the fact that, yeah, but
said it. And I don't want to say because I
don't like hard are N word. I will wrap it

(20:10):
because that's my right and my privilege as a person
of color, but when I'm quoting racist, can't do it.
So anyway, he was like basically bemoting the fact that
there was the Colonel Sanders people were letting him rock
back then or whatever, and then like made mention about
how like, you know, they said that he were called
growing up in Indiana, where he said people used told
like drag black people from their trucks until they died,

(20:31):
and then was opposed supposedly saying those comments are intended
to demonstrate his stance against racism, but nonetheless people in
the call were mortified. Yeah. Yeah, and now what He's resigned.
So yeah, he resigned, and it turns out it was
not the NFL players who are holding the stock price down,

(20:52):
because today after he resigned yesterday the stock price has
shot up. So uh, turns out it was maybe his
fault and the fact that they had just a disaster
of a human being in charge of the company. Yeah.
Get a bacon fetta from Domino's. Seriously good? Yeah, you know,
you know we rock with them with the bacon fats. Wait,

(21:14):
bacon fetta bacon feta, dude, it doesn't sound like good. Really,
that's a that's a new domino That's that's my that's
my custom order. Oh you can get feda now at
Dominoes can crust are regular crust, regular crust, thank you,
But then you can if you do bacon fed a
barbecue sauce on the pizza. That is why. That's a future.

(21:35):
That's fusion, that's the future. Future, that's mask off. That's
how future that that. I just want my food to
kill me murdered by my food. Bacon feda sound good.
And then you're like barbecue and I was like, all right,
tomato sauce. Yeah, this is Athen's Grease meets Athens Georgia

(22:00):
already got the tagline from the Yeah yeah, but don't
still don't buy Papa John's pizza. They're not still terrible.
He still makes money from them. And the pieces is
garbage the only good thing. And I'll say this again.
I'll give him one thing, the garlic sauce, yeah, which
is good. I'll dip everything in there. I ate an
old scarab with that the other day that landed in

(22:21):
my pool. Vote with your wallet and vote for Dominoes,
who we are in no way affiliated with, but have
endorsed like three thousands. If somebody from Domino's Corporate into
its hook us up with that dominant we want. You
don't even know how many tweets get And people are like, honestly,
the way you were talking about those Dominoes, I ordered it. Yeah,

(22:42):
I get that with Mike's Hard lemonade all the time.
And then they blocked my ass on Twitter's Mike's Hart
is canceled. Okay, cancel, you are canceled. Alright, We're gonna
take a break. Uh and we'll be right back. And

(23:10):
we're back and and totally not politically motivated news. Uh
Stormy Daniels was arrested in a huge sting operation where
uh no secret, uh no, no, actually she was she
let somebody touch her boob and while whilst whilst stripping,

(23:33):
which is not allowed in the state of Ohio, one
of my home state's probably the state I spent the
most time in growing up. Playing a drinking game Take
a shot, now, take a shot. Great state. And one
of the reasons you know it's a great state is
because the law there is that patrons are not permitted
to touch a nude or semi nude performer unless they

(23:56):
are a family member. So you know, don't worry. I
was that this is my daughter the fuck you know.
You know what happened. It wasn't that someone touched her.
She she was motor boating what she thought were quote
unquote patrons, but turned out to be quote unquote Gestapo

(24:18):
because suddenly, like Vice was like the plain clothes cops
entered the strip club to basically gotcha her and then
they find the cops who are willing to do that.
It's doing her job. Godam I mean, I don't know
anyone who like the only times I've heard about people

(24:38):
taking like people who are patronize these strip clubs and
get upset is when they try and be like she
missed my neck up and it's really more about seeking
damages about physical thing, not like I was shocked that
the stripper allowed me to put the money on her
new body. I didn't know what I was getting into
when I entered this club. I was here for the
wing buffet, right. The people who get at about this

(25:00):
are the same people you see in those close circuit
videos where they're like putting the piece of ice on
the ground in the grocery market and then like slipping. Yeah,
so it was crazy, like they arrested her and I
think two other dancers at the club. Uh, and like
she posted bonds like six grand she had to pay
or something. And then it's like horny puritanical laws were

(25:20):
not made to be broken, like that's within the family there.
I was. Yeah, as as someone who has been to
a strip club with my dad, I don't recommend that
you shouldn't do it. Well, we've all been there. Yeah,
and they immediately they have already dropped the charges against her,

(25:41):
So it was clearly just a harassment thing. She missed
her second performance on her Make America Horny Again tour,
but so she basically got they cost her some money.
What they also did is they gave the world a
mug shot where she looks awesome. And I feel like
that'll be a dope like arm room poster, like the
way that uh you know, do she dudes have the

(26:04):
Frank Sinatra mug shot on their wall. This could be
the resistance mug shot post. I mean, although her politics
don't totally fall in line with that, but I think
despite that, I think it's awful that people are subjected
to this kind of transparent harassment, like because you are illegal,
foe and X Mistress of the President. I just yeah, like,

(26:27):
I'm not on board with everything Stormy Daniel says and does,
but they're what is all this? Not on board with everything?
Stormy day? I take all my political cues from Stormy Daniels.
What are you guys talking that Jack is wearing a
screenprinted T shirt? She's very conservative? And again I don't
that doesn't that's not the part that bugs me. I
just it's so it's just really sad, sad that it's

(26:51):
gotten this far, because I was like, man, I wonder
when people are like, we're going to see this kind
of just blatant fuccory from it, like, you know, just
shake downs because you are at odds with the president.
I mean, I wonder if this is them being like, oh, yeah,
you wanna interrupt Mitch McConnell while he's having lunch. Well, here,
we're gonna interrupt you you at work? Uh, mis McConnell

(27:14):
probably motor boats. His relatives for sure, they motor boats. Yeah, yeah,
get under that. It should be illegal for his neck
skin to make contact with any free human defense. It
kind of functions as a double motor boats. It's like
the Titanic. There's just two there's two floors. Oh yeah, yeah,

(27:38):
yeah yeah. The float. Also, the video of him being
harassed well while leaving and entering a restaurant is just
it's just worth checking out for his tucked in high
waisted jeans. It's it's a look. He looks great. All right, guys,

(27:58):
let's talk to Oh John Kelly got a little bit messy,
possibly by accident, but he is a messy little bit.
During when Trump was you know, talking ship to NATO,
to our NATO allies. Uh, during a during the NATO
breakfast that is supposed to be just a formality where

(28:20):
everybody exchanges pleasantries, uh, John Kelly was in the background
and it looked as if he was grimacing and like
looking away in pain. Well, the second Trump started being
like telling Markel, like trying to just be like, oh,
Germany is under control of Russia is when he really
got off the train and like leans back, looks away.

(28:41):
Kaylee Bay Hutchinson, who is our representative to NATO. Uh,
former representative state of Texas. I think she's a senator.
She's the one sitting next to Trump and is like
like just stoic, like sculpture, and he won't read me
and Mike Pompeo on the other side of Trump is
sort of like they're doing the same thing, but Kelly
really just sort of like leans back, looks away, and

(29:02):
you remind you of that time when like the cameras
were focused focused on him while Trump was saying nice
things about the white supremacists, like during like right when
Kelly had come on it was like one of his
first days on the job, and he's just like grimacing
with his arms crossed off to the side of the
press conference and felt like that it's not like aggressive
where you see him like I roll and like but

(29:22):
like he has a physical response and turns away and
you know, of course I think the Washington Post had
a body language expert like analyze it and like it's
clearly uncomfortable. Imagine always the peak of journalism racket. Yeah
I want that job, but like, yeah, him arm was
not where arm was supposed to be and therefore not good.

(29:43):
But even without the expertise, you know, you've been in
a situation where you're like with somebody who starts saying
some dumb ship and you're like, oh no, I'm look
like I'm visibly co signing this because I'm next to
this person and you sort of begin to be like
trying to make physical distance like with this, So that
must have been for him. I'm gonna be straight with

(30:03):
you guys. When I watched this, I was like, it's
a little ambiguous, like he could just be you know,
it wasn't clear that he was like trying to separate
himself to me, a non body language expert. But the
fact that Sarah Sanders was then like, no, he was
not reacting to the president. He was reacting to uh,
the fact that his breakfast was only pastries and cheese.

(30:27):
He was literally farting. And really they literally like came
up with the worst excuse, like which is either of
them trolling people? Know, that was them just having to
respond with something that wasn't a total like nonsensical response,
Like yeah, they should have like just been like, you know,
he thought he was gonna get a Denny's Grand Slam breakfast,

(30:48):
and I guess they do different things out in Brussels.
Like Kay Bailey Hutchinson was supposed to slip a melactate
and she slipped and so he was getting a little stinky. Yeah,
you can't sniff a picture yet. I mean why can't
you just say that was a general who understands how
fucking a lot military alliances working mutual defense agreements, and

(31:12):
you have someone here trying to like just completely subverted
and being himself. It could have been that He's like, yeah, honestly,
I was so angry, I charted myself and I was
shifting weight to my other side. I don't know, um, yeah,
I've read some analysis of this breakfast and apparently so
Apparently Germany came in and was like really trying to

(31:32):
give like hold out their hands to Trump and they
were like, yeah, so because you forced us to like
increase spending, we want all the way too, like your leadership,
you know, trying to They were basically doing the psychoanalyzing
like he just wants a win thing that the media
is always doing with Trump, and he they didn't realize
he was just wanted a fight. So now, even though

(31:55):
they're all like moving towards the two percent goal of
spending two percent of their GDP on defense, he has
now said behind the scenes that he wants everybody's GDP
at four percent like the United States, which is like unprecedented.
Nobody agree and no one spends again like we do
on defense. So that's why we have a wholly uneducated

(32:17):
population and we don't have things like basically medical care anyway,
the point being everyone looks like and can't read because
of your little missiles. Yeah, but yeah, I you know,
I kind of felt for him in that case, because
like there's no way he can act like what Trump
was saying was anywhere even near the vicinity of fact

(32:37):
truth and then has to be sat on that side
of the table with that, knowing full well this is
like an decorated general anyway. So Trump is now in England,
where he is expected to be, you know, vigorously protested
at every turn, and so he's just gonna be hovering
above England and a helicopter at all times, just like

(32:57):
trying to stay away from protesters. Uh. And to counteract
that the mayor of London has approved a giant blimp
size the baby of Trump. Yeah, of a Trump baby
crying with a cell phone with with a mobile mobile.
But they need to do also just set off some
orange flares from the ground and let that smoke go

(33:20):
up and then they'll be like, yeah, we see you,
but we see you orange man. Yeah, So that's what
he's up to. We'll probably have more updates on that,
but like I was there, the food was garbage. Their
team isn't even in the World Cup final. Do you
think he like listens to people's impressions of him and
like tries to hit those points because it's like attention
because I was noticing during that breakfast he said billions

(33:43):
and billions, like it's five times. It's like he only
has like so many words. Yeah, he's just like That's
why there's that amazing video of all the times he
said begions and begans and begans and beans and begins
and beans. Have you seen that video? I think it's
MS Sugar or something that's like a metal metal band. No,
it's to a metal song. It's the blast beats on

(34:05):
it are crazy. Meanwhile, back in the United States, Peter
Struck is how I'm pronouncing it is getting grilled on,
grilled on the hill. It's our salad of the day
on the hill. Uh so what what salad tell us about? This?
Is the dude who was texting with his girlfriend I

(34:26):
think it was a name who's the FBI lawyer. So
Peter Strock is FBI agent and he was having an
affair with the a lawyer at the FBI, and then
people they got into their personal text messages and found
stuff where they're going back and forth and they hung
on this one of like you know, we're gonna will
stop him or talking about Trump or whatever, which is
not good. Yeah again, people like people like House Republicans

(34:51):
like Bob good Loot and Trey Goudy and Devin Nuns,
they have all been at sort of the forefront of
trying to change the optics around this investigation by pointing
to the cherry picked text and say, oh, this guy
worked with Mueller, therefore ipso facto Mueller equals a hack
partisan witch hunt. Uh. The problem is, like it was
cherry picked and this guy him and Paige, they had

(35:14):
a lot of ship to say about fucking everyone, like
whether it was like Eric Holder, like he didn't even
have he wasn't really feeling Eric Holder. He was like
saying stuff like he had questions about what would happen
if Hillary one and like you know, he talks to
another thing about how a fellow agent like pegged him
as a k Sick supporter or something so clearly like
even to other people, it wasn't he did talk about

(35:37):
Bernie Sanders, isn't He was just saying it about like
the like with all the fact checking. He just felt
like the way Hillary Clinton was like getting fact checked,
but pointing to like newspapers like the New York Times
and the Washing Post. Check out my website and they're like,
these are all newspapers that were publicly endorsing Clinton. Anyway,
the bottom corny, messy bitch, he was warning, and you

(35:59):
know what, he had opinions on it. But again, here's
the problem with all of this. Their whole thing is
they need to paint him as a partisan to try
and so doubt into if what like the motivations of
them other investigation. But here's the thing on Rachel Mattout
last night, she devoted like thirty minutes to this. Uh.
She was talking about this operation called Operation ghost Stories,

(36:21):
about these two Russian agents who moved to Canada and
assume the identities of two deceased younger Canadians from like
the sixties and use their identities to basically become Canadians,
live in Toronto, assimilate, start a family, become Westerners, get
rid of their accents, don't speak Russian. Then they moved
to France, where the man in the relationship continued his

(36:44):
like uh like graduate degree, then came back to the
Kennedy School of Government at Havid uh and yeah ever
heard of it? Yeah, I went to school and yeah,
So these people were essentially the fucking Americans, right the
TV show off Russian Spies meant to basically become what
like not look like Russians. Even their own kids didn't

(37:06):
know they were Russian spies. Peter Struck was like running
this operation called Operation ghost Stories, and he he had
been watching them for like a decade, basically was onto them.
He snuck like microphones in their house, recorded everything they said.
He found out how they were communicating with Russia through
this thing called steganography, which is basically like I think

(37:26):
you know this as a as a hacker, I have
nothing but respect for everything being described, and I also
understand it. So secondography, this is a tribute. They were
basically encoding messages in within images, encrypting messages like within
the pixels of an image, and then they could so
then if they had a program in Moscow, they could
take the image, run it through there and be like, oh,

(37:47):
this is what they're saying, then they upload of picture
and then these agents and the US could download the
photo and get their marching orders. They go in and
then there's pixels, and then inside of the pixels are
the secrets. Thank you. When you get you gotta zoom
in a lot and get you find the right pixel.
This kind of feels violent, like you're explaining to me, listen,

(38:07):
I want everyone I want for putting it in terms
we can understand. Put in so you you zoom in
on the pie and look at it. For new listeners,
you might not really Jamie's a hacker. Might not have
seen her sunglasses, but they're they're so small, so it
would shock you how small she zoom in And then

(38:28):
you click on it and if it hums for you,
it's ready. And then it blooms and the secret comes out.
But not a lot of people know anyway. Peter Strock
he saw through all that. He fucking got into their
safety deposit box where he found like film negatives that
had been like cut and altered so you couldn't read
what the company was of the film. And he found
like he found one frame that still had a company

(38:49):
name on it, and it was like this Russian film
camera and it was of one of the people in
their twenties, so it's like, holy sh it, you are Russian,
and then basically began watching them, busted them in along
with a whole this whole operation. Like these people were
referred to as like illegals like in Moscow or whatever
how the FBI called referred to them. But basically, this

(39:10):
guy is a his business is Russian spy hunting, and
he finds he is not catches Russian Shenanigan exactly. And
so this guy is not here to funk with Donald Trump.
He is here to look out for the United States
and if they are being attacked by a hostile foreign power,
in this case rush shot. We were like, that's again,

(39:31):
nobody doubts that at this point. And so this I'm
pretty sure this thing is still going on. Mind you,
he already testified in front of this joint committee of
the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees last week for like
ten hours, but they won't release the transcript because it
probably filled with too much truth. So they had to
do this public thing. Now. It's a total dog and
pony show to make him look like they just want
to paint him in the worst life, right. So, for instance,

(39:53):
they're asking him questions that they know he won't answer
because they talked to him for like ten twelve hours
last week and they know he won't answer them. And
then when he doesn't answer them because he legally isn't
allowed to because they're by the FBI not to not
to answer them. So they asked him the question, he says,
as you know, I can't answer that due to like
this order from the FBI. The Republicans say, all right,

(40:17):
you're in contempt, like withholding this whole court is out
of order and uh, and then Drudge puts up on
his front page Struck refuses to answer Mueller questions. So
it's it's a big plan that's being just you know,
multi level scheme by the and it's just poor and
media runs. But if you just look at this man's credentials,

(40:40):
he you can like this guy he only lives to
hunt Russians. Basically, he was even like texting back and
forth with Lisa Page, who is like unbelievable these fucking
people like they have no fucking more. Like he's like,
I'm so glad I'm on Team USA. Like this guy's
a fucking capital p patriot, patriot, patriot and anyway, So

(41:02):
suffice to say that this from the clips I've seen,
from what happened today, he is not scared of this
group because he is like, I know what y'all are
trying to do. I am you think I don't get
what is going on here? And he's already said, uh,
he had a quote come out. I think that right
before this. Uh testimony said their quote is a defiant
Peter Struck said the scrutiny is facing over his anti
Trump text messages amounts to quote, just another victory notch

(41:25):
in Putin's belt, according to the FBI officials remarks that
he prepared for today, and then they say in his
opening statement that he has never allowed personal opinions to
affect his work. Obviously, that he knew information during the
campaign that had the potential to damage then Canada Donald Trump,
but never contemplated leaking it to the press, and that
recent congressional focus on him is misguided and plays into
quote our enemies campaign to tear America apart end quote right. Well,

(41:50):
but because it isn't I don't know how publicly available,
like the information on his work, I certainly had no
idea that operation scary stories to tell him the DAR
was going on there. So isn't like this becoming very
public knowledge now that has to be damaging. Yeah yeah,
wait what do you mean that that just like now
all this like undercover work is being made public. Well no,

(42:14):
if that that operation is over. So yeah, and the
FBI themselves even posted this story like on like they're there.
That's not classified anymore because it's that was wrapped up
in um. But yeah, he was the man, and he
was the head or might still be anyway of He
was running basically the FBI's counter intelligence operation, meaning we
counter other countries spying efforts, and that's his business. So

(42:38):
again it's just yeah, be just look for how the
goop tries to spend this event when this guy is
His only crime is being very enthusiastic about trying to
catch Russians meddling in our democracy and being a little
horny during the horny for sure. Sometimes sometimes you get

(42:59):
hard during the campaign and it's not good. Hey, it happens.
I just wish you would say that. Yeah, I don't know,
like being horny has never ended. Well, I think that
we as a country could learn a lot all right,
we're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back

(43:24):
and we're back. Uh so, guys, just some quick random updates. Random.
Oh my god, you're so random. Random, so random. So
the Tye soccer team, somebody pointed out on Twitter that
we're assholes, just a bunch of jerks, their little dicks

(43:47):
who just need to know the coach in addition to
sharing his food and you know, doing all sorts of
other cool ship that we talked about, because we're we're
a little hard on the coach for getting them stuck
in there in the first place. Somebody pointed out that,
you know, in addition to doing all the you know,
standard things you would assume you would do if you

(44:08):
were stuck in a cave with a bunch of kids
that you got stuck in there, he was teaching the
kids to meditate. He actually was like a Buddhist monk.
He was raising a monastery and he was teaching them
to meditate, which presumably helped them, you know, stay calm
and possibly conserve oxygen. So that's awesome. That's like his
superpower came in hand me during the time that they

(44:31):
were stuck in there. Um and the movie's gonna come
out soon too, And I think there's already director attached. Yeah. No,
I think it's coming out this weekend. It's already out. No,
I could have swore there was already a director attached
to was like, I will not. Yeah. On Deadline, John M.
Chew developing second tive K Rescue film in an effort
to avoid a whitewashing. Apparently he believes that. He's so

(44:55):
they're gonna be competing Thaie Cave movies, like if you
want to see that real shit, not that. Yeah, this
is the guy who did Crazy Rich Asians. He's like,
we don't want Scarlett Johansson to be all twelve of
the kids. It's just like six Scarlett Johanson and Andy Cirkus.

(45:17):
Andy's oh no, yeah, asked the coach that little Hodie,
that little my dream crush, sweet little rush. So. One
thing that somebody has pointed out is that sometimes during
the previews we mentioned stories that we don't actually get
to and that's because their lies. That's because there are

(45:39):
things that we made up that are just put there
to uh sort of incept you with liberal propaganda. Several times,
it's just sometimes we don't have time to get to them.
One of the ones that somebody asked about was we
tease the story about how the U. S. Army is
discharging immigrants they lured here with the promise of enlistment

(46:01):
and eventual citizenship. Uh so, yeah, that is a true
story that we just didn't have time to get to.
But yeah, the U. S. Army has been luring foreign
nationals to migrate to the US with the promise of
citizenship if they serve. This particular program has brought us
some of our best soldiers. A dude who won Soldier

(46:23):
of the Year, which sounds like swish, a title Trump
would make up and claim he won. Uh if he
ever joined the military. It sounds like a joke. Yeah,
I w fucking Soldier of the I think it was U. S.
Army Soldier of the Years. Like yea thing. But under
that same dude, now that he's our commander in chief,
the army is dismissing these soldiers and saying they no

(46:44):
longer have clearance. So pretty fucked up. We'll link off
to the story in the footnote. The thing about that, too,
is a lot of these roles that these soldiers feel
are very important to the military, like for example, a
lot of them are translators that come from Afghanistan and
other places that have language skills that our own native
born soldiers, naturalized soldiers don't have. Like also being like

(47:06):
surgeons and doctors. These people have make great contributions to
the military. And now even veterans aren't even fucking safe
from this bullshit. It's it's just absurd anyway. And a
lot of veterans, like actual patriots, not dudes who just
attack women for wearing Puerto Rican flag shirts and parks
in Chicago, but like actual patriots who have served are like,
these are the best soldiers that I've ever served with.

(47:28):
Are a lot of times these people who you know,
come here with the idea of like they just want
to be American, right and and there, these people are
willing in the pursuit of becoming an American, are willing
to put their lives on the fucking line, and they
still want to discredit that because immigrant. Yes. Uh, the
number one trending story on Twitter right now is build

(47:50):
a Bear Workshop, which yes, way to go they get
nominated for. So what happened is they had a campaign
where for today you would go in and pay your
age for a build a Bear or whatever the funk
they sell. Uh So, like if you have a two
year old you are at build all the time and

(48:12):
don't want to make it sound like you are. Or
Jack doesn't know what to build a bears and he does? Jack,
what's a build a bear? Could you describe? We I
will have you know that. During my time at Cracked,
we interviewed somebody who worked at a Build a Bear
and so I know what it is all about, the
ins and out of build a Bear, and you started
crack dot com rade, I did no big deal. We

(48:35):
did not approve that story, by the way, because there
was yeah. But anyways, but for people who don't know,
build a Bear is a place where you go in
and you build a bear, idiots, stuffed animal that you
can put the clothes on, this color, the swag, everything
to design your own. They make you do that creepy
thing where they give you the heart and you have

(48:56):
to kiss it. Don't love that part. I've never they do.
They but you have to put a heart inside the
bear and they put it in the kid's hand, and
then the Build a Bear employs like, okay, no kissing,
kiss it and they do and they're like, and then
also accept you Schrys as your savior, and then put
it in and now shove it up the bear's ass

(49:22):
because at the beginning, builder you pick out like a
skin suit and then we have to make out with
its heart, shove the heart of its butt. And they're like,
now we're gonna do is that where it's inserted? Yea, yeah,
the bottom. Yeah, you put it in the bottom and
then they t shirt gun it full of fluff and
then then you dress it. It's it's beautiful, so beautiful.
Their thing was come in and pay your yes. And

(49:46):
so they were overwhelmed with demand lines wrapping around the
block and they had to just shut it down because
they couldn't deal with their own promotion. Way to go,
marketing person at Build a Bear who just lost their job,
make them stop kissing the hearts. That's in exchange for
fucking this up, we ask that you make them stuff

(50:07):
kissing the hearts? And do you know how much one costs?
Normally I don't expense with like the clothes and the
shoes and the tiny sunglasses. You know, you've got to
get it vaccinated. It's a whole thing. Like so there's
like so there's base bears you buy, so like, if
you want the Unicorn, it's like twenty five bucks. You
want the basic happy Hugs, it's like sixteen. Right, you

(50:30):
can get the stars and stripes for but the bears
terrified of you. And then the accessories. Oh so you're
really saving a lot of come through with a gang
of fucking children. Just tell all your kids like, we're
going to I don't care if you're in school. Anybody
who lined up should have gotten like a thing that
said that they could come back and pay their age,
because I'm sure there were kids who are pretty excited

(50:51):
when when you go to the website, the top hasn't
ann alert like it's from the fucking government like red
banner alert lines have clothes for pay your Age day event.
Per local authorities, we cannot accept additional guests people rioting
and like turning cars over. We have closed lines in
a US. Anyways, guys, build a bear, no joke. Uh,

(51:12):
that wasn't the moral of that story at all. But
don't serious. They keyed my mother's car. Uh, I mean
m's were announced this morning. Sandra Oh has become the
first lead actress nominee who is Asian Uh, that is
insane that that's true. But then I was like, oh, yeah,

(51:35):
but they're like only a couple Asian women who get
those sorts of roles. That's also crazy. It only took
what seventy years so but you know Asian people only
started existing I think thirty years ago, right, yeah, yeah, okay,
well then that explains when I was born. That's what
my mom always You're the first Asian. Before that, they

(51:58):
had to get John Wayne Mickey Rooney to play them.
Mickey Rooney is actually my grandfather. No ship that's amazing
from yeah from Breakfast Ativities or actually no, no, I'm sorry,
that's wrong. It's actually um Marlon Brando from Teahouse to
box moone oh yes, which is another amazing yellow face.
They just like put makeup on him. Yeah, and my

(52:20):
mom still loves him. She thinks it's like his best role.
You can't be problematic. Anybody who was alive when Marlon
Brando was in his prime is just like obsessed with him.
It doesn't matter. Yeah, they're just like a Brando though.
My mom is like a late stage Brando fan. Yeah,
she's like he used to play the drums and I'm
like Okay, you're like you're petting a bunch of possums

(52:43):
as you say, this is amazing. Game of Thrones led
all series with twenty two nominations, Sorday Night Live, West
World all got a bunch of nominees, but HBO, for
the first time in eight years, did not have the
biggest Emmy nomination hall in general. Yeah, Netflix beat them

(53:07):
out this time. So that's Netflix pulled in a hundred
and twelve nominations. HBO dred and eight uh and HBO
will now commit ritual suicide. But also it's like, if
you think about the number of shows HBO has versus
the four million shows that Netflix has, percentage wise, HBO
is probably still like chilling h HBO. Yeah wait, so

(53:34):
HBO is now owned by A T and T, and
I was reading this thing about are owned by yes
that they are now basically saying like they're going to
change to like a Netflix style model of being like
we're just gonna carpet bomb you with content like so
much this original it's going. Yeah. But but apparently, like
on the call, the guys like, we gotta do what

(53:54):
we're doing now just like way more so, you know
how our brand is anonymous with quality, right, well, funk
all that they want quantity and quality, we'll call it quantity.
I love when just like someone's idea for the future
of a business, he's like, uh more, but that is
always the idea that the business side comes in with.

(54:15):
So you guys are doing this really great thing. How
do we scale that? That's how they that's what they
call it. So I guess the plan is by having
this much tent, people are spending minutes a day. He's like,
we need people spending hours. So yeah, time, well, because
I mean, if you think about it, and this is brilliant.
I hadn't thought about this, but hours is more than minutes.

(54:39):
Holy shit, you want a job, right exactly. But Sharp
Objects first episode was dope. So well, then there's no
excuse to uh not make Sandy University now, which is
great news. Honestly, that's what we're looking at you. We're
making shitty stuff. Do I have a project for them?
We need to make a Santa University like college sweatshirt.

(55:03):
That's for merch alright, look out, look out, look out,
um funk, what was I gonna say? You're talking about
Santa University? Oh it does they're going to make a
What's crazy is we could very well reach a point
where Santa University is like a Game of Throne style
series and The Daily Si Guys is a TV show
on HBO. Look, guys, it's it looks it's looking great,
right is bright? Two months? I mean I know a

(55:25):
pod of America about to have their show on HBO.
Shout out to them. But you know what come through?
Get the high school smokers. We should interview our source, Brett.
We don't have time today, but Miles is a friend
Brett inside in the industry. Well, we'll have to talk
to him, but we want to talk about this movie
project that is in production has been for seven years,

(55:50):
eight years a number of years I think six as
well twelve years. Uh yeah, so they started production two
thousand six. H huh. But they've been filming continuously like
since then. It's not like they check in every once
in a while and film like Boyhood. What they did
is the movie is called dow d a U. You
can see the trailer at d a U dot x

(56:13):
x x um and it will dangerous. Yeah, it's there
is some nudity. So all of their listeners who are
tender eyed listeners don't check it out, but I don't
have that many children listeners from Yeah, thanks everybody. Out
out to the guy who answered our listeners survey and
identified as an age sixty four a patchie attack helicopters

(56:36):
are others as an age helicopter hit us up. We
want to give you a job writing for us. So
what they did is they built an entire city in
two thousand and six, and everything inside that city is
from the nineteen fifties Soviet era, So you couldn't come

(56:57):
in with any cell phones. You couldn't come in with
like anything that didn't exist. Journalists had to get haircuts
to get into look the part and not jar the
just to interview them. Um, it was overseen by this
director who has only made two movies, Iliya Kerzhanovsky. Like
I said, uh, he has two direction credits, but he

(57:20):
somehow has tricked people into giving him all this money
to build a city and then like make it into
his own weird like Giant Big Brother, but like via
time travel, because everything looks exactly like it's from the
nineteen fifties and even are built to like code of
like what a toilet like the pipe size or like no,

(57:42):
he like had like the diameter of the pipes change,
so is the exact same thing, because he wanted like
the woosh and sound of the toilet to be exactly this.
It's this dude is out of his head. Nobody on
the inside. So they brought in all these different people
who they interviewed just by pulling them off the street
and being like, hey makes you happy? What is your
ultimate dream? And like the director would be like, yes,

(58:05):
that one person. Um, and they just had to live
as if they lived in nineteen fifties Soviet Russia or
like Soviet block. I think it's really cool, Like when
you look at the trailer, it looks like somebody took
a modern camera into a like nineteen fifties setting. Um.

(58:27):
So they've been shooting for twelve years and now they
say they're going to release the footage as thirteen feature films,
a TV show, and like three documentaries. He he like
he has the whole place bugged and has two way
mirrors with cameras behind them, so it's all just like

(58:47):
really weird, Like he's capturing people who don't realize they're
necessarily being filmed. And he was trying to create this
like totalent. Well yeah, I mean everyone's doing it voluntarily,
like and they know that they're participating in it, but
they create like their thing is Like there are rules
like you can't call it the set, you call it
the institute. And you don't call it a scene, you
call an experiment. You know, the director is not called

(59:09):
the director, he's called the boss or the head of
the institute. So you're just getting like gaslighted by this
weird But then he like instituted like the system of
fines for people. Like he said, people were talking about
Facebook and stuff and if you reported someone, they would
get fined. So then like snitching became like a huge
thing out of it because like you know, totalitarian is

(59:30):
m like it breaks down trust, so people now just
like rap people out. And then on top of it,
there was like a couple of people who visited and
he was just being super creepy with them, which you
would expect from somebody who's like I'm gonna build a
time capsule like the fucking village. Yeah, and you have
to do everything I say. Right, Yeah, there was like

(59:51):
this detail where, uh, he was interviewing assistant directors and
he happened to like this one candidate who was a
pretty young lady, and he kept her waiting all day
and when they met, she was like, oh, hi, I've
been waiting for you the whole day, and he said,
thank you. I've been waiting for you my whole life.
That's when I would run away. And then I started

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asking her like when she lost her virginity, and like
can you come up to a guy in a club
and him without finding out as much as his name?
Which is a weird question. Uh so, yeah, just a
super creep which not surprising at all. It's I still
have not passed the whole thirteen movies thing too much,

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too much movies. It's the same thing as the HBO
thing of like why did that's true? I mean it
seems like a prime candidate. There's plenty of space. I
just don't get it. Seven hundred hours of footage they have,
who is like, oh awesome, I can't wait to see
seven hundred hours of this creepy guys. I know who
has the worst job is that assistant editor. She has

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a the worst life. To be fair, he was waiting
for his whole this whole life, so freaking life, so yeah,
that's an interesting story that. Uh, to keep an eye
on dal dot x x x Jamie. It has been
a joy as always to have you with us. Where
can people find you? Follow you? Well? You can find

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me being so random on Turner dot com every single
freaking day at Jamie Lofts. Help. You can listen to
my totally random podcast It's actually random. Thank you so much.
I listen to the backdel cast every Thursday on the
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I also, if you want to learn some hacking things,
next week, I'm doing my show That Hacker Who Codes
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Twitter dot com because I forget the days. And is
there a tweet that you've been enjoying? Yes, let me
put it up. It is by one of my faves,

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Marcella Arguao. Everyone in l I should go to her
show every Wednesday called Women Crush Wednesdays. Uh. She tweeted
yesterday not only can I charm the pants off you,
but I can annoy them back onto you as well.
That's great, Miles. Where can people find you can find me?
Follow me on Twitter and Instagram at miles of gray

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uh Instagram. I just discovered that question asking feature that
you can do the stories, And I'm honored to say
that Jamie and I have both been asked the same question.
On Jamie's she first hagged me and someone said you
get high with Miles? And then and then someone asked
me you ever get high with the zamb and can

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I join? And I was like, I like that people
have like these like Jamie and not getting high fantashy ready.
I mean, I hate to tell you guys this. I've
been lying this whole time. I've never smoked marijuana. Wait,
why doesn't anybody asked if you got high with me?
The time three pots? Yesterday, I got a bunch of

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questions about you guys that I did not answer to them.
There was there was one of like, when is Jack
O'Brien gonna get away? I didn't answer that. I got
a bunch of different combinations of Mary kill and I
was I was going to do a triple kill, but
I didn't didn't get to do it. I'll kill myself

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with this question. People are Yeah, the questions app I'm like,
is it chaotic? Evil? But I am enjoying it? Yeah,
it's it's funny. And also, yes, a lot of your
questions will be answered soon enough about this show, and
you know, merch and stuff because it's coming. Also, my
favorite tweet is actually one from November from Alyssas to Noah,
who's a UCB performer. Were part of a group called

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three Busy Deference. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I think I
first encountered her on Twitter like years ago. She had
the sweet said, Hi, my name is Antifoe romp him
and I'm running for president of USA. You're stupid ass
and I don't know why. I like that. The combination
of Antifa and a romp him as a name. I
love it. Anyway, She's a good follow a stoa at

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A s t O n o h. All right, and
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people getting the police sicked on them because they're just
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you know, remember nothing is permanent. We will get through
this and uh, you know, just live in love and
you will try and hack a little bit and hack
a little bit, just a little bit. Just keep casual,
keep cash, alright, casual hacker. All right, we're gonna ride
out on that. We will be back tomorrow because it
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