What Does Fascism Sound Like? DeSantis Gets GOT 03.31.23

In episode 1453, Miles and guest co-host super producer Becca Ramos are joined by journalist and podcaster, Molly Lambert, to discuss… Narcan Was Approved By The FDA For Over-the-Counter Sales, Trump is “topping the charts”, Disney Just Mousef**ked DeSantis’ Takeover Plan and more!

1. Narcan Was Approved By The FDA For Over-the-Counter Sales
2. How the drug industry uses fear of fentanyl to extract more profit from naloxone
3. A more powerful naloxone is on the way. The question is whether it’s needed.
4. Over-the-Counter Narcan Could Save More Lives. But Price and Stigma Are Obstacles.
5. Kentucky shatters its fatal overdose record; fentanyl blamed
6. Vending machines with lifesaving drug grow as opioid crisis rages in US
7. Nelson County considers ban on life-saving Narcan machines
8. THE LATEST DANGEROUS DRUG TREND DOESN’T ACTUALLY EXIST
9. Trump is “topping the charts”, Disney Just Mousef**ked DeSantis’ Takeover Plan
10. Disney Just Mousef**ked DeSantis’ Takeover Plan
11. DeSantis signs bill to take over Disney World's special district
12. DeSantis’ Reedy Creek board says Disney stripped its power
13. Weeks before DeSantis takeover, Disney gave itself new powers over special Orlando district, document shows
14. Disney Chief Raps Orlando Officials, Then Apologizes
15. Union Says Reedy Creek Fire Department is Critically Understaffed, Fears Increased Risk for Walt Disney World Guests
16. Reedy Creek firefighters back plan for state control of Disney district

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello Internet, and welcome to Season two eighty one, Wow,
Episode five of The Daily Zy Guys. This is still
a production of I Heart Radio, and it's still the
podcast where we take a deep dive into America's shared consciousness.
It's Friday, March thirty first. I always this is that
tricky month. I always forget Marches thirty one days. And

(00:22):
I don't know that like priming device that people always use.
It's always just been vibes. But anyway, It's also National
Bunsen Burner Day, National prom Day, Take Down Tobacco, National
Day of Action, National Tater Day. Oh Man, Jack would
have loved that, National Plans on the half Shall Day,
and National Crayon Day not crane. Okay, I know some

(00:42):
people say crane and I used to really bug me
as a kid, and I was like, they're crayons, not cryans. Anyway,
my name is Miles Gray, and I'm not just somebody
who is, you know, peeved by people's pronunciation of weird words.
But I'm also Miles Gray aka fuck fuck the bed.
It was the world tod no TikTok has got to
go suck fuck the bed. Why can't you all just

(01:06):
see meddles the place to be kep fuck the bed. Okay,
shout out to uh rise at Ray Zach on the
discord for that wonderful I'm coming out a ka shout
out Diana Ross and I am thrilled to be joined
by my co host, superproducer, talented individual, someone who has
their finger on the pulse and when I feel young,

(01:26):
I'm always refers to ask this person fuck he is
going on? I am joined by none other than the
Puerto Rican legend from the Great State of Texas, beccar Rama. Hello,
Hello aka bodic in the building. AKA it's abodes in
your favorite aries? Oh wow, oh oh your aries? Yes,

(01:47):
it is three more weeks on my prid day. Do
you have air you give? I don't know. Are you
are you? I don't Are you hardhead? It's like the
oh yeah, don't ask my boyfriend. Wow, that's funny, Like
when people have like dimensions, they're like, oh, I don't
know that part, like it comes out with different reasons. Yeah,
don't don't ask him. He'll be like, Okay, she's hard headed. Well,

(02:09):
thank you for joining me, Becca, and to really round
this this trio out. I'm thrilled to be joined by
you know, one of the ogs. Like I say, when
it comes to being on the internet, whether you're doing
journalism or podcasting, You've read the work, You've heard the
podcast like Heidi World, and you know what, you probably
don't know this, and you should because I'm gonna say

(02:30):
it every time. One of the fucking gods of the
eight one eighth to San Fernando Valley, please welcome none
other than Molly Lambert. Thank you. What's up? What's what's new?
What's new? What's crack? I know, it's been so long.
I'm so happy to be back on site. Guys. Start
to do an aka. Nah. I had a baby though.

(02:51):
In between that, I was gonna say, man, yeah, a
whole human being. Yeah, And I love telling people that,
especially when I'm like slow things. I'm like, mad, that's newborn,
you know what I mean. Yeah, you gotta getuse for
a lifetime. It is. But in the same way, even
though I say that, I'm like, oh, that's a good excuse.
Like meanwhile, I'm like literally like doing all kinds of stuff. Multitaser.
It's true, It's not just an excuse. You actually have

(03:13):
a baby that you I'm trying to wear the baby more.
You know what I mean. It's I could really be
like too handed throughout the day. But I'm still like,
you know, I'm still getting used to it because every
time I'm like, I don't want to bend too far
over and I feel like he's gonna fall up. He's No,
you need like a like a jersey with a little
kangaroo pocket. Oh yeah, yeah, probably they have to have

(03:36):
made it by now. Yeah. Are there no like Marsupial
shirts for like like humans, Yeah, we need a Marsupial shirt. Okay,
is that even a thing? Marsupial shirt? Because people are
weird enough to do that with their cats and dogs,
so oh yeah, they got to y'all. But you know,
it's so funny. It is all dudes that are so

(03:56):
let me get a screenshirt real quick. It's just funny
because the second us like, it's more supio shirt for parents,
and then it's all like dudes with beards like rockets.
Black women usually have you know, the strongs or whatever. Yeah,
I mean we gotta wrap. I have a rap. Yeah,
I gotta rap. We got the earth. Dad looked like
jack Hies if he had no hair. No, that's true. Wow,

(04:19):
I like that it's really like all built in because
I mean there's also the I don't know how to
I'm you know, it's literally like we can't do this.
It needs to just be done. I can't Funny. I
love holding him with my arms, though there's something like
about it where I'm just like, this is my baby
masculine strength. I don't know, like it's I don't know
if it's about I just like I feel like I

(04:39):
just want to hold him like right under my neck,
you know what I mean, and lit nuzzle him. You
get a little baby smells like yeah yeah, And I'm
always like my baby. People were like, oh, your baby,
it's my baby anyway? Yeah, Yo, no bullshit. I said
that to her Majesty last night. I'm like, yo, he
got me like egal right now because I'm I'm like,

(05:03):
this is my precious. But let's get let's just run
through real quick what we're gonna talk about in today's episode.
Aside from me going full Sniegel with my child, we're
gonna talk about Narcan was just to prove by the
FDA for over the counter use, but are over the
counter sales. But we'll also get into like just the
fuckery that goes on with big pharma, and when you

(05:26):
have something that's like pattent free, like there has been
off pattent for many years, the ways they still got
to try and mark this shit up even though this
is something that's very needed in our country and most
of the world right now. And then also, fuck is
this fucking fly doing in my face? Sorry y'all, that's
that's real life, where you coming at you. Then we
are going to talk about So Donald Trump is quote

(05:47):
topping the charts. He just said that to Sean Hannity
the other night, and I was like, what the hunt.
We'll get into this track that has put Donald Trump,
as he says, on the top of the charts, bigger
than Taylor Swift, and just really, what kind of it's
really it's a grift. Come on now, we all know
it's a grift. So we'll get to what the grift is,
and then we'll catch up with the Trump's best friend

(06:09):
over in Florida, a Ron de Santis, who you know
he made a big thing of like, oh, Disney wants
to like cape for LGBTQ people. Huh, Well, guess what
I'm taking over your you know, public tax district where
you run things. And basically he found out real quick
that Disney knows how to fuck around with legal loopholes,
and now he has no power. So we'll get into

(06:30):
that and what that looks like over in Orlando. But
first got to ask you, Ma Lee Lambert, as we
say in France, what is something from your search history
that's revealing about who you are? You know? Home to
fucking I feel like I should almost ask you what
was last hit you were watching on YouTube? Well? Okay,
that's the other thing I was ready for. Oh is

(06:52):
that is that an over and under? Is that a
search history? Because I don't want to take that away
telling me about you search for first League. I haven't
been looking at the only thing I've been doing is
watching Taxi on Pluto TV. That's wild. I was just
I was just like when Judd Hirsch was at the
Academy Awards. I was like, I was like, yo, he's

(07:13):
in taxi and then he's a taxi yeah, and I
was like, yo, that's Judd hush from I mean, I
was trying to explain other things. She's like, what else
has he been? And like, I mean taxi? That's that's
That was the og thing an Independence Day. Taxi's so good.
Everybody in it is so hot. Who's the hottest way?
So how like tell me, wait, why are you coming

(07:33):
back around to Taxi? What's like? Walk me through this?
Because I know you you got you got it. There's
a reason just I was like, my friend was watching it.
It's just a good show that I like, I had,
I went through. I done Cheers a million times and uh,
Taxi's like the prequel to Cheers from the same people.
And it was taken off Hulu and moved over to

(07:56):
Pluto TV. I don't know if you guys talked with
Pluto TV, but Pluto TV is like for old people
kind of. It's like for old people if they knew
how to use the Internet. It's like channels. It's Channel Wow,
and it just plays you and it has the channels
are like of different shows. So you can watch a

(08:17):
channel and it's like the Taxi channel. It just shows
episodes of Taxi and nothing else. And then there's a
channel that's like the Beverly Hills nine O two one
out channel that just shows old episodes of Beverly Hills
nine and you can also this is new. Yeah, like
it's all just like old syndicated shows. It's got these

(08:37):
really jankee commercials in between that are like, hey, keep
watching Pluto TV and watch like your favorite show, fucking
Happy Days, right, And it's just it lulls me into
a state of such calm. Right. Yeah, everybody in Taxi
is hot. Jed Hirsch, Marly Henner, Tony Danza playing a

(09:01):
character named Tony Banta because you can't remember her anything
beyond that. Uh, Jeff Conaway, bad dude, pretty hot on Taxi.
Andy Kaufman, I say him already. Uh, Danny de Vito,
truly truly a player's club. Yeah. And if like you laugh,

(09:21):
you laugh out loud watching it's so funny. It's such
a good show. It's like legit so good and like
kind of dark and like about just like blue collar
people so good. Okay, good to know. Check it out
on Pluto TV. Really is it's like mcgiver, you could
watch Jazz for nine straight hours or biodomes coming on

(09:43):
in fifteen minutes, right, And it's like, if you feel
overwhelmed by streaming, if you're like, there's too many goddamn choices.
I don't want to decide. Remember when TV just decided
for you, and then he showed you a bunch of
commercials and you were just kind of like you just
said no, I said, I know, I used to do

(10:06):
very much pay for cable like they are. They're those
people you know when I when I watch cable, when
you see a little hotel TV and you're like, oh yeah, yeah,
and TV just tells me what I like. That's what
I think of as like a parent too, you know
what I mean, because like I have nieces and nephews
who are so up on like all the apps. They're like, oh,
well you ain't got Disney Plus, They're like, okay, you

(10:28):
got a paramount. I'm like, uh yeah, well guess. But
now you can sit them down in front of Pluto TV,
where they have like a Sailor Moon channel that'll just
show you like a thousand episodes of Sailor Moon. But
wasn't like linear TV, like the reason we have weird
interests because like I feel like, as a kid, I
was just like, okay, what's on? I'm sorry, I keep

(10:48):
swatting it flies in here, Like no, this is the
way in which we become like, you know, greatest generation
grandparents because we're just like they used to just tell
us what we were watching, and we liked it at
a certain time. We like that there, and we watched
it and it only came on once and we couldn't
read right, and you could tell about the motherfucker what

(11:09):
their favorite channel was. I was an MTV Comedy Central, HBO,
Little Kid, Okay, I was the end. Oh my god.
I was like not Nick at Night, but not Nickelodeon.
Like Nick Nickelodeon. For teens, you wanted to see a
music video, you had to just sit there and wait
and just hope it would come on again. You had

(11:29):
to go to VH one and then see what they
were doing for the week. Yeah, eighties on eight eight
miles in the snow to get premium streaming both ways, exactly, Molly.
You gotta ask you what something you think is overrated?
All right, here's what I was ready for. Something I
think is overrated is things being underrated. Okay, right, you

(11:54):
see where this is going. Tell me about the emphasis, okay, yeah, Like,
what what do you feel like right now where there's
too much emphasis on things being underrated? I just think
sometimes when you're like this thing's underrated, it's like a
hidden gem nobody knows. You know, it's been it's been underrated.
Sometimes it's been correctly rated. Like for example, something you

(12:16):
think is not actually underrated, let's actually underrated. Things actually
being underrated. I think things that are genuinely underrated is underrated.
What's not underrated is people being like like Diehard too
is underrated or something, or it's like no, one's not Yeah,

(12:36):
I would say, yeah, you have. It has to be
like obscure enough that it's not like reaching the masses
where it's like like sometimes things are obscure for a
reason though, like sometimes the thing is like a lost
thing or nobody you know it's it's down in the cannon,
and then you see it and you're like, I get why, right,
I get why nobody likes this? I got the fly,

(12:59):
y'all actually one now here like I was on one,
but yes, got it. Yeah, I mean I get it.
I think a lot of the times, like I don't
really use the only times I've said underrated, like truly
or like for the weirdest things. I'm like, like like bath robes, man,
like we don't. We don't like that should be the
only fucking thing we used to get out the shower

(13:19):
because you could. It's a wearable towel and you don't
gonna fuck around, Like if the air is cold and
shit is evaporating on your skin, you just cover it.
That means you got to get a towel fabric robe. Yeah.
I got like three robes, and none of them are
towel material. I have, I have one. You know. It's
funny though, I do have context robes. I have a

(13:41):
I got a like a fucking big gas blanket that
I could wear, yeah when it's when it's cold. And
then I have my bath towel robe that I also
were But anyway, well that's a me problem. I should
have bought a towel rope. Actually, with the gift card
you gave him for Christmas, I bought like a very
soft robe, but not a towel robe. That you are
it's their own. You're also right about bathrobes being underrated.

(14:04):
Thank you. How do you feel? What's you take? What
do how do you feel about bathrobes? When I devoked
that where you're like, oh yeah, I was like I
wish I had a really cozy bathrobe on right now. Yeah,
I love a robe. Yeah, people that smoke weed you
gotta have. Here's the problem with that, I'll just turn
into the big Lebowski. I'll turn me if I start

(14:26):
wearing a bathrobe. I you know what's so funny. I
so I got I have like a thing like a
friend of mine got me a thinner like robe, like
a linen one, and I was wearying it when it
was hot. But I was wearing like a like a
Lakers jersey and like mismatching shorts underneath, and everyone's yo,
you kind of look like the fucked up version of
the dude. And I was like, I'm kind of feeling
this ship. That's what I mean. It's not that it's bad,

(14:50):
It's that it's too dangerous. It's a slippery slope you'll
never wear like you never get out of it. Yeah, exactly.
That's why I can't have a nice cozy bathrobe because
I'll never leave my apartment if I did. Yeah, if
I got out of my shower and I had like
a cozy robe at that point, never gonna put on
real clothes then. So it's like I have to There

(15:14):
has to be a little bit of discomfort to just
like propel me out the door right right, just right
when you're when you're wrapped in a gossamer blanket of comfort,
then it's very Yeah, but I think rope guy is
a really I really see it for you especially, Yeah,
y'all know you're doing dad life. You're gonna you know

(15:34):
what you could do is like, yeah, like what you
were saying when you're describing the outfit, it is the dude,
but I'm also thinking like fucked up, kind of like
Tony Soprano when he's getting the newspaper every day. Yelp,
like what about instead of the boxers, it's like like
hoop shorts and and oh yeah yeah, like Corona board shorts. Yeah.

(15:56):
Seeing this for you, I'm really I'm having a vision
with a Henry with Henry's Taco's T shirt underneath, and
you got your baby strapped to you. Oh yeah, but
at the baby in the in the kangaroo pocket, I
start making graphic like marsupialts. So I'm like, because you
don't want the baby to cover up like what you're
fucking with, you know what I mean? So well, I'm

(16:17):
just picturing the baby could like help you, Like the
baby could like pop out and light your blunt for you,
and like master kind Yeah, first, what's or what's that? Know?
What's the dude in a total recall that's like, yeah, yeah,
my baby is your baby is quatto? Okay, maybe I
think I aspire for a little bit more, but that

(16:39):
is a good idea. I'll put a pin saying it
must be cool to have a little person attached to
you that can help you do stuff. Well, he's like
still like, you know, I know it's morn is barely
eight weeks old. He's literally eight weeks old today. His
grip strength when it was not quite there yet, but
he's he's scanning with it. I understand that it's mostly
you helping him do things, but it becomes see you.

(17:00):
I foresee a world where it goes both ways. Yeah,
for sure. What something you think is underrated? Things being overrated?
Go on? What kind of thing I've never come on
here and not done one that was just like food
that I just thought of where I was like because
I started to think, I was like I'll do that,

(17:21):
but I was like, no, I already did that. I
think I already said like fried onion strings are underrated
or whatever. Wait oh, I was like a side dish. Yeah,
I was gonna be like fried. I was gonna be like,
fries are overrated, onion rings are underrated, but then I
was like, I think I already said that on here.
And also fries are not overrated. That's like a lie

(17:43):
I would be saying it. You're just saying right right, yeah,
like like onion rings are underrated, but fries are rated correctly.
Onion rings are onion strings. Well both. Like I had
some really fucking good fried onions the other day at

(18:03):
this place Otto in Echo Park that's like a Japanese place. Yeah,
the Japanese place. Sense I got fried onions there and
they were like spring onions. They were temporous spring onions
and just like a plate up plate of like onion spears,
basically just like flash fried and they are so fucking good.

(18:25):
And it was also what I wanted it to be,
which was like, uh slightly high end blooming onion. Yeah. Yeah,
it just tasted like a blooming onion, but like a
little like delicate, so good. It's funny because is also
like a Japanese cracker that I loved as a kid
that was like whale and like nautical shaped. But I

(18:45):
like that there's but it's also like something you'd say,
like if you're like, oh, like whoops, like or something's
about for the like, it's kind of how you employ
that that phrase. Uh dope. But anyway, man, I love
onion strings. I'm gonna just say that a good string.
Sometimes their rings, like when they're just like the frozen
time Like sometimes the ratio of the batter batter can

(19:06):
be a little bit it's too much. It hurts my
stomach too much. Bad. Okay, Well, good to know. I
will will make sure that's that's how we need tempera. Tempera.
It was light, it was crispy, it was perfect. You
gotta you gotta fuck with it. Yeah, I mean, look,

(19:27):
we can we can eat anything if it's deep fried.
I believe in ourselves. All right, let's take a quick
break and we're gonna be right back to talk about
the news after this and we're back. Uh. The FDA

(19:49):
just announced that Narcan, which is the nasal spray version
of the drug and the lock zone, is authorized for
over the counter sales. And people don't know what if
narcan is and a lock zone. It's basically reverses helps
reverse opioid overdoses, and you know, the hope with the
FDA making this available for over the counter sales. Is
that basically saying like, yeah, maybe we can do something

(20:10):
to address quote a dire public health need because now
it would be available in vending machines like big box store, supermarkets,
you know, wherever you can buy like any kind of
over the counter stuff. But again there's concerns, the big
one being the price because right now it's currently available
through pharmacies, but a lot of peace since a lot
of people aren't insured, and even if they are, a

(20:31):
lot of insurance programs do not cover over the counter medicines.
So yeah, Earlier in the month, one big box pharmacy
in Manhattan was reportedly charging ninety eight bucks for a
two dose box of Narcan to customers without insurance, and
the company that makes Narcan has very conspicuously quote declined
to disclose the price it plans for an over the

(20:53):
counter version of Narcan during their FDA review. So you're like, huh, yeah,
that means nothing good. Yeah, if they're saying with a
prescript or not a prescription with insurance, like what insurance
is approving purchase an arcan? You know, like I feel
like a lot of insurance companies would decline that as

(21:15):
something as a part of their insurance benefits. Yeah, I mean,
I'm not sure what exactly the policy is. If you
are insured, you'd hope that on some level they're like, yeah,
here's something that could prevent a dire outcome for you.
But you know, when you look at like what the
current like nlock zone market looks like it's big, pharma
is already fucking around, Like basically the every pharmaceutical company

(21:36):
is realizing that like they're they're just adding all these
unnecessary features like including a specialized like syringe pen or
a quote mechanized injector that gives robotic voice commands, and
experts have been saying, like, all that we need to
address this quote like dire public health concern is something

(21:58):
that is just an abundant supply of cheap nilock zone package. Yeah,
reasonable doses and in simple, low tech delivery systems. It
should be like you know, yeah, no exactly, And you know,
but the pharmaceutical companies they gotta keep jacking up the
prices because this is how like things work. So you know,

(22:19):
like like everything like an autoinjector, Like there's one an
autoinjector that the Pentagon has purchased for use in the
event of a terrorist attack. I'm not sure what. And
it's like, I don't know, is already the opiate epidemic
that we have. It's like I don't understand, right, But
and so all of these new products, right as many

(22:39):
experts like researchers look that are in like whose business
it is to look at harm reduction, They're like, these
these weird like razzle dazzle versions of it do not
fill a legitimate public health need. Basically all it is
is they need an excuse to charge higher prices because
n lock zone has been off patent for nearly forty years,

(22:59):
and so they may create these variations like a high
dose version, which sounds like more effective, right, Oh, it's
the high dose version, but it isn't. And then you know,
like a lot of like experts like a lot of
those claims aren't supported by science. So because no one
company holds the patent to it, they basically they're all
looking at it. They're like, well, there's not much money

(23:20):
in it because it's sounded like low cost generics. So
what they do is they start creating all these like
wonky you know, feature filled versions to try and make
you feel like you're getting something unique that justifies the cost,
and it's also allows them to patent it. And meanwhile,
we're like, you know, at the will of these greedy,

(23:41):
fucking conflicts. I hate they're inventing. They're inventing like narcan
accessories basically, yeah, And it's just so especially with everything
going on with fentol right now, it's like so sad
and scary that they would like finally, you know, approve
this to be over the count her and then it's
like inaccessible because even people who are not what you

(24:05):
would consider maybe drug users, like an overdose can happen
anytime by accident, right Like, like you could be given
bad cocaine or bad weed and it has fentyl and
then you're overdosing, you know. So it's just like everybody,
even if you think you don't needs access to this stuff,
like you should just have it in your bag in

(24:25):
case someone around you is overdosing. Like that's all right,
here's what I think. You gotta get some homebrew if
you really want to upset the balance of power. It's like, well, yeah,
here's how you cook up your homebrew. And also that's
what I mean. If it's like easy to make and
it's off patent or whatever, like chemists Home, chemists of

(24:48):
the world, somebody figure out how to Andrew T. We
were just talking about this. Andrew said he was gonna
start sequencing DNA because he said it's very easy. So
now he's got to put him easy. Yeah, he's like, oh,
he's like, I can seek was DNA. He's like to
give me a PCR tube like a like a centrifuge,
and yeah, I could seek was your DNA. And so
there will be twenty three and T coming up soon.

(25:11):
But the thing is, like, the other big problem with
the lock zone is that when it was like is
there's just a stigma tied to it again to your
point of like people have no way to extend humanity
to someone who needs help or they're like, what it's
for overdoses. So even when it was available for a
by prescription, a lot of pharmacies just were like opting
out of even stop because they're like, oh, we can't

(25:34):
we can't sell you this. We can only sell you
these opioids that are going to kill you that you
need this for. I guess that's what I say here's
your fentanyl that you need for your pain management. But
we don't have an a lock zone either. Yeah, in
case you overdose in that fentyl. Yeah, hey, be careful
with that dilotted you might you might overdose, but oh,
we don't have anything for that. But anyway, do you

(25:54):
just please do not drink while you take it, and
so like, and I think the part of that stigma
comes from the fucking hyper politicization of making this drug
more available. So like, yeah, for example, in Kentucky, where
more than two thousand people died of drug overdoses in
twenty twenty one, Like, they put in a like the

(26:15):
state's first free and a lock zone vending machine, but
they fucked it up because guess where they put this
vending machine for people to go get in a lock
zone to prevent an overdose Inside a motherfucking police station.
So which, Yeah, so people are gonna come in, they're
gonna use it, and then they're gonna get arrested, right
or just or the idea, you know, it's the same thing,
Like it's not you're that's a mental barrier forts you're

(26:39):
in fear to go into the police station. So yeah,
and but even despite all that, it shows you how
dire the situation was because the machine was emptied within
the first twenty four hours. Wow. And you know, like
a lot of right wing outlets they just report they
reported on that news. If you remember, there was like
this whole, like fucking headline story going around that Joe

(27:00):
Byron was putting up vending machines quote filled with drug supplies.
It says Biden and Edmund is placing vending machines filled
with drug supplies in rural Kentucky. They're acting like they're
putting like a Rick and Morty bomb and like a
dab break or some shit. Yeah, can we talk about
how cool that would be if he was the Oh yeah,
they're like, bro, they got They're like, wow, he got

(27:20):
Dutch Masters in there. You could also get Optimals's. He
knows that there are different kinds of They could get
a fun to leaf in there. For all the first
time I've ever thought Joe Biden was cool was imagining
him installing a vending machine filled with drugs and a
wearing like a like a mechanic. Oh be the guy
who's like the vending machine guy. Yeah, that's but as

(27:42):
Joe Biden he's wearing his aviators and he's like his
Carhart onesion right dirty, Okay, Jack, get these bombs are
made with brosilicate, you know what I mean, that's the
real glass you want to use, all right, Joe Byron
out take care. But yeah, now people are trying to
ban like additional vending machines in Kentucky because the you know,

(28:06):
the conservative slant on it is that it quote enables
drug use, which you know, we'll see the problems with that.
Um and then and that argument comes from again some
urban legend bullshit where they said that people were throwing
fucking narcan parties where the people purpose would try to overdose,

(28:27):
purposely overdose and then bring themselves back with narcan, which
many people were like, this is absolute nonsense, Like I mean,
it's it's the same argument, yes, an argument right, Like
it's like, oh, well, we can't teach them about what
safe sex is because then that's encouraging sex. Yeah exactly.

(28:48):
It's like we're not giving out condoms because that's encouraging sex.
And it's like, well, maybe we're just like try and
encourage like nobody dies from an STI and or you know,
has a pregnancy they don't want. Yeah, well, you know again,
urban legends are basically like the fucking lifeblood of the
right wing, Like whatever scenario there is, like I would say,
likening it to the litter box you know outrage where

(29:10):
they're like kids are identifying as fee lines and using
litter boxes and the school district is accommodating it. And
then everyone was like this is a reality, Like in
what universe is a school district have enough money to
be accommodating for litter boxes for kids to shit in?
Like it's just like right, yeah, anyway one where they
have to because when like the reality of the situation

(29:32):
isn't on your side, then you have to come up
with weird ody, you know, Like once again, I hope
the Ravers of Kentucky are you know, providing narcanon condoms
to people in the community. Yeah, right exactly, Like the
first line of different Like those are the Ravers are
the first people that I encountered in like the party scene.

(29:54):
They're like, hey, man, you need like you good, like
you get fucked up on? Do you need like you
need drugs? Yeah, they try to do drugs safely. Yeah,
but anyway, well that's the whole thing in America is like,
we don't even we pretend to know what he's even
doing drugs. So then they're like, if you're doing them,
then you know you deserve to die. You shouldn't be
trying to do them safely, right, And then cut to

(30:15):
every politician who's like, I've struggled with like opioid us
format was just what I was gonna plug later when
you guys asked what I was watching. But the documentary
about Nan Golden, the photographer that came out on HBO
Max now called The Beauty and the Bloodshed. Yeah, it's
really rad and part of it is about her taken

(30:35):
on the sacklers and shaming museums for taking money from
the sacklers. And it starts with this big protest at
the museum, the Metropolitan Museum in New York, where they
throw pill bottles in the water in front of the
Temple of Dendor and everybody starts chanting like Temple of Death.

(30:55):
It's so that temple of Sacklers like Temple of Death.
The really great documentary Nan Golden's really cool and like
a really interesting person, and a lot of her photos
are of people kind of on the margins of society
and uh yeah, she just talks a lot about like
how drug use is so stigmatized that we don't have

(31:16):
a plan, but also about how opioids are for you know. Yeah,
there's a there's a part where they like confront the
Sacklers on Zoom. The Sacklers have to listen to people
talk about how opioids are in their life. It's really
good documentary. Check it out. Makes you feel inspired. Oh good, Yeah,
I mean I know what it's about, and I'm like
and everyone says it's good. And I was always asking,

(31:37):
like in like it, how heavy it is. It's like,
well yeah, but that also helps you like kind of
get games. Also just like she's so cool and is
still really cool, you know, and it's like that's inspiring
when you're like, Wow, this this woman and she has
like some fucked up stuff happen in her life, and
you're just like, she's such a good artist. She's got

(32:00):
got her head in the right places. Nan for Nancy. Yeah, okay,
how do you become a Nan? Well, they tell you
in the documentary. It's her her first beautiful gay friends
starts calling her Nan because that's I know, I can't.
I only know if in the Trick Daddy sense featuring
Training Girl, you don't know Nan that was. I was like,

(32:26):
that would be really good, A really good name for
like a SoundCloud rapper would be Nan Golden. Oh hell yeah,
you don't. You don't know or just like have you
know if you're a joke rapper, you don't know Nan Golden,
but like Dan Golden in the video, but you really
fucking with Nan like that anyway, Look something joke aspiring
joke rappers, you know you can have that one for free.

(32:48):
Look that's a joke just for like me, Miles and
back the overlap of like you must know Trick Daddy's
body of work and Nan Golden shout out to everybody
who got that. You know, well, I fuck with we
fux with you for everyone who laughed at that one. Um,
let's move on. I'm trying to give a Trina keep going,

(33:08):
keep dying. I mean what, she was the baddest, you
know what I mean? And Dan Golden is the baddest
patch It's true. Wow, Trina featuring Nan Golden the baddest. Okay,
all right, we'll see, we'll see, we'll see. Let's move on.
To another musical artist. Great segue, Donald Trump, because the

(33:30):
latest iteration of his career is now musical genius. And
I want to play this clip where you know, Donald
Trump is talking about how he's just fucking fucking up
the charts right now. By the way, that's like three
really beating show. By the way, yeah I did the
J six is beating Camus. It's Donald Trump and the
J six on iTunes and an Amazon and on Billboard,

(33:56):
which is the big deal number one Donald Trump. So
now I feel like of us because now we've done
the Apprentice. That was okay. Anyway, did you hear how it?
First of all, did you hear how uninterested Sean Hannity was? Yeah? Yeah, wow,
he really went Wow. It reminded me of like the
like women I dated in my twenties when I'm like, man,

(34:18):
this new GTA is coming out and like the map
is so big, huh wow cool and I'm all right,
all right, yeah, yeah cool. Anyway, So the jay, I'm
not gonna play it because you have to play it, Miles,
you have to play it. Yeah, it's let me let
me describe it first and tell me if you're still
in So this okay, all right, fine, let's just play

(34:40):
it real quick just now we can discuss it here
we go. The fuck is okay, Okay, you get it.

(35:02):
I'm not gonna play anymore because I don't want these
people to start coming up the national anthem. It's so
let me okay, so let me break this down. In
this track, it's the J six choir and Trump. Okay, anyway,
back it up. What's the J six choir? Oh? Jay
six choir are motherfuckers that got caught up in January
six and now they're yeah, yeah, people who got caught

(35:24):
up in that ship of imprisoned insurrectionists singing choir boys. Wait,
so they're a jail choir of people who were imprisoned
on January six, J six, J six insurrectionists apparently if
imprisoned J six ers choir. Okay, this is okay, tight, guys,
I'm sorry, but this okay. AND's like, actually, this is

(35:46):
really cool, really cool. I'm pretty sure Donald Trump is
endorsing prison abolition with this. Um. That's what we'll get
to that. So the track is called Justice for All,
and it's not an homage to Metallica, but it's just
it's basically those people plus Donald Trump just saying the
pledge of allegiance over it. And apparently there's like a
music video that's like just pure visual propaganda and here

(36:10):
but here's the hook. Okay, it's on. It's true. This
song was at the top of the charts Billboard number one,
but that's insane, on top of the digital sales charts,
not the one that actually fucking matters. That's based on,
you know, the popularity of a fucking track, because like
Jump says, he feels like Elvis after his song, beat

(36:33):
Tailor sleft. Yeah, maybe he'll maybe he'll have an interesting
look I'm sorry, interaction with the funny and cool like
I know that's not the takeaway I'm supposed to have
from this, but whatever you follow that? Do you follow
that Instagram Catatonic Youth, Yeah, he fucked up music, music,

(36:55):
fucked up music, and yeah, a lot of it's just
like crab core and stuff like that. That's what this is. Like, Yeah, yeah,
because it's super cringe e and like amateur. But it's
not even that it's amateur or cringe e. It's like that.
It's literally like outsider music, like oh, like us, I

(37:15):
feel like manson shit, No, or just like Daniel Johnson
or something. It's like, like it's so weird to be
number one on any chart. It's it's people's a quad
jail choir singing with somebody reciting stuff over it right well,
and and again. It's like it's one of those things
where it's like any product that comes out that's connected

(37:38):
to Trump is like there's a chance at sales. So
it premiered at number one on March eleventh because it
got around thirty three thousand purchased downloads, Like in the
like the Five Days. All he wants is to be
like pop culture. He just wants to be Taylor Swift,
Like he doesn't care about being president. He just wants
to be popular, the most famous popular guy. And but

(38:01):
he's not necessarily the one behind it. I'll get to
that part too, but just for comparison, right, Uh. When
you look at the actual Billboard charts, the top streaming
song that week was Morgan Wallen's Last Night, got thirty
eight point nine million streams, and the number one radio
track is Flowers by Miley Cyrus, which reached an audience
of over one hundred and six point seven million people.

(38:22):
Shout out k okay, but can we also talk about
how Morgan Wallen got totally uncancelled? Who even is Morgan Wallen?
I was like, oh, bro, this is so much more
fucked up. Morgan Wallen's a country singer, like a new
country singer that got in trouble after SNL or something
like that because he was on. Yeah, but why why

(38:43):
did he get on? He said, there we go, there
we go? He said. Remember I remember a couple of
weeks ago, a couple of months ago, there was an
article about like, oh, we said we welcome him just
back right now. Yeah, he's a white guy from the
South and they just got him on the video and
he's wearing jeans say that when he was drunk, and

(39:06):
he not only did he not super apologize, people rallied
around him afterwards and made him more popular than ever.
And then when I heard this song that's like the hit,
it's just I think that's what's fucked up is I'm like,
the Morgan Wallen song is like so insiduous because it's
just like a light, little pop song about like I

(39:30):
will sing it for you. It's like I'm only quitting
one thing at a time. How he can like light
the bar on fire, or he can lose your number.
But he can't do it. He's only got he only
do one thing at a time. He only stop saying
racial slurs. That's on my list. But I can want

(39:51):
to burn the bar down, or I can take your
number out on my phone. I can give you up
right now and never want you back as long as
I'm half stoned. Like if you want me to quit,
you want me to get you out of my heart,
out of my baby, off my mind. I hate to
tell you, a girl, but I'm only quitting one thing
at a time. Wow, But here's apology. It's really catchy.

(40:13):
It's a really catchy song. Here's the problem. It slaps.
I mean it does a little bit stream it No,
I heard it a lot the other night though. They
went to this line dancing night and they were playing
it and I was like, this is crazy. Morgan Wallen
fully just like like nothing happened. He didn't get canceled,

(40:33):
he apologized and there he's good now, well with that song,
Like yeah, at least at least the Trump thinks sounds
fascist rather than like the insidious undertones of white supremacy.
Some country guys who have these kinds of songs were
then you realize they all they're all fucking racist, and

(40:56):
you're like, oh, right, like that's why it's bad. Yeah,
well I love me some pop country, but I also
the charts are looking good though. You got Donald Trump,
Morgan Wallin and other famous cultural culture vulture Miley Cyrus
right there, Jay's on my yeah, other famous like me

(41:19):
man Man remember that era Bankers era? Oh Mike will Man,
what did you do? Mike will Flowers unproblematic? Jam oh
good like Flowers though, Yeah, I mean she's coming back.
I mean she let that go, but you know, haven't
she had her moment about it. No, but you don't understand,
like I was just like finding myself, and it's like,
of course you were finding yourself through black music and
got famous off of black music, divorce your Disney image

(41:41):
off of black music, and then you were like, okay,
I'm done. Yeah, not me problematic. So that's also like
like because she was like, I hate rap. Donald Trump's
taking some white music, right, thank you, Donald? Like how
much scarier it would be if it was like the
Donald Trump rap. I'm I mean imagine if he did
get together with Kanye on that that wasn't grazy has

(42:05):
a rap like fop. He's got like he's truly like
he's famous for ad labs, right, Oh yeah sure, But
I do want to say, like the music video is
also whild Like it's basically like all kinds of it's
a proper visual propaganda mixtape with all kinds of violent imagery,

(42:26):
like including video of Ashley Babbitt getting shot and killed
at the Capitol but during the rockets red glare bombs
bursting in airport. Yeah, so there was actually I mean
this invited outrage naturally from you know, people on the left,
but even Brian killed Meat on Fox was like, bro,
you got the January six sits sort of like what

(42:47):
his sake with this is? Brian kill me? Just like
exasperated about like because Donald Trump opened the Waco rally
with the track. Of course, this is such an opportunity
for Republicans just to say, look at what we did,
look at what he's doing, look at what we had,
look at what he's doing. And I think for President
Trump to spend eighty percent of his time complaining about

(43:08):
court cases instead of just looking at his own record
and what got Let me tell you what whatever done?
To spg. Let me tell you what I would have
done over again if they if we are guys got
hit for the seventy fourth time and twice in two days.
He does that or other candidates do that, they're going
to be unbelievably successful because that's going to be the

(43:30):
conversation of the kitchen table. Great political mind, Brian, kill
me to go on, Brian, tell us more about what
just what other pointers did you give? Instead? The President
United States Foreign presid United States opened up with January
sixth video, which is insane. He should be running from
that period. I don't care his point of view. That
is not a good thing for him. I thought that
was absolutely awful. Well you heard it, but but he's like,

(43:53):
what the track fuck is? Slap show me the music video?
I can't find it and I have to see it.
I don't. I don't. Uh. It was on like Rumble
exclusively for a second. So if you want to fully
debase yourself, you can head on over there. Yes I know,
but you know where I'm pretty sure it. Like though,

(44:13):
what what what world? Premiere music video was on Steve
Bannon's fucking like twitch stream or some shit. So that's
the kind of like the way they where'd you find
that Bannon? Brannon? Anyway? So the other thing is the
people that are behind it. You're like, so, obviously this
is a griff. Let's just get to the part where

(44:33):
it's a griff. This banger. The people who are behind
this are Cash Patel, if you remember from the Trump administration,
he was Devin A Devin Unas aid that nearly became
the head of the CIA and also is a pretty
like a central or key figure in the classified documents case.
And then ed Henry, a former Fox talent. Guess what
they both look like. They have legal bills. Potel obviously

(44:56):
is having some you know run ins with the dj
because of the documents cases, I said, and Henry has
been fighting a rape lawsuit for two years. And the
way they're telling people that like, you gotta buy this
track because quote, the profits are going to be going
to the you know, the the fucking jailed patriots. But
it looks like right now all that money is going
to a nonprofit that one of them control, and we're

(45:18):
not sure how it's being So anyway, are the jailed
patriots real? Yeah, I'm sure I'd imagine they are. It'd
be did you imagine do they really have a choir?
Are they really in jail performing? From that clip it
sounded like a bad choir, So yeah, but it sound

(45:38):
like you was recording on a prison phone, like a
faked Oh sure, sure, but that's like, Molly, that's a
level of thinking you would add if you worked on
it to be like it should be through a phone,
you know what I mean? But I don't know. I'm
pretty sure it is because they're we've heard about this,
like they're these group of defendants who have kept saying
like we are the J six choir. Well, look, I

(46:00):
think that's really cool. They've like found a new hobby
in prison besides overthrowing choir. Yeah, what a wonderful Like,
what a wonderful feel good movie that would be. It's
like from insurrectionists to then be like, you know what,
we were so wrong. We should just be talking about
lifting our voices in a melodic way, not a violent way.

(46:21):
That's the nets pitch perfect. But it's every it's every
country's political princess, fucking battle God, and then whoever gets
to get out, wow, the final fighting for their right.

(46:42):
I'm talking about showdown with all the prison choirs. That's
the next what's the what's the big um European pop
song cover? Like Eurovision, but you do it with every country.
Politics that is coming soon, coming soon, coming soon. Who
do you think we'll have the best. Yeah, that would

(47:04):
get so murky as to how they even categorize like
their political prisoners. But anyway, well, we'll hear more about
them later on. I'm sure. All right, let's take another
break and we'll take it on down to Florida to
see what do Santists and Disney Europe to after this?

(47:28):
And we're back, and so is the you know, conflict
between Rhonda Santis and the Walt Disney Company. It's like
really like one of those things. It's like can both
of them lose if possible? But of course, you know,
de Santists launched this battle because of Disney's public and
very delayed opposition to the Don't Say Gay Law, leading

(47:50):
him to enact legislation that would end Disney's era of
self governance. And like the land in and around Disney World,
and it is a real city, it's terrible. Oh yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah, And like one where recently the you know,
like emergency services people were like we are not supported
nearly enough, and it's like it's costing people their lives. Yeah,
because people live there. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah they do,

(48:12):
they do. So originally De Santists had a bill that
was just going to dissolve the district entirely. It's called
the Reedy Creek Improvement District. But this plan had had
to be changed because it would have meant like additional
costs to neighboring districts if they were just like, oh, well,
they do like self generate the funds to do a
lot of stuff, so do we pawned that off on

(48:33):
other people? So instead the plan became to just have
a bill that would just simply rename the district. Now
it would be called the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District,
and they would replace the five person board with De
Santists little plants instead of Disney allies to try and
up end like the business of this board. And you know,

(48:53):
this guy, this is what I love, man, this dude was.
He was doing all this tough guy shit. Like in February,
he was like, there's a new sheriff in town. But
guess what the lawyers at Disney were like, oh, huh,
I think we know what this guy's about to do.
Let's ready ourselves for the eventual fuckery from the governor.
And so what happened was the board, of the help

(49:13):
of the lawyers, they pushed through a quote multi decade
agreement that would completely kneecap de Santis's plan and essentially
make Disney like the government in that area for the
first I mean, is that much of a difference really,
But I guess at this point it's more so that
desantists can't really meddle as much as he'd liked it. Yeah,
that's also so bad. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Can

(49:36):
both people fucking lose here? Like what do you mean
they're the fucking government. It's like, yeah, when capitalism wins,
like yeah, yeah, Like, oh good, a corporation defeated the
evil but also owns the city, right, it's like give
it to the manatees. That's my Florida. Hell yeah exactly.
So like the so the people that like DeSantis planted

(49:59):
on the board like throwing their hands like we fucking
can't they fucked us? Like what do you mean? Basically
the way they've fucking structured like these agreements and stuff,
and these like guardrails means that they like these incoming
board members, they can't do anything but beyond maintaining the
roads essentially and really basic infrastructure. Like everything else they

(50:20):
have no say in. And basically it allows Disney to
continue to build on the land or sell development rights
without the approval of new board members. And they can
fuck with density. They can do whatever the fuck they
want to. And this document was quietly agreed upon by
the Disney Board February eighth, which was quite literally the
day before the Florida House voted to put the governor

(50:42):
in charge. So they did the Indiana Jones shit and
they snatched their motherfucking hat before they ship closed on
them and the document. But also know, the crazy thing
is this is this is what's even wild there. I
think people kind of like the windsor clause because the
document states that its terms are enforceable in perpituity or
until twenty one years after the death of the last

(51:05):
surviving descendants of King Charles, the third King of England.
Yes what, yes, wild people don't do this is like
some seventeenth century shit doing like this royal lives clause.
But guess what the fucking Disney lawyers were fucking they
came ready you know what that means. It would be
twenty one years after the death of Harry, Meghan will

(51:28):
and Kate's car. Yeah, which is so crazy because it's
like as much as Americas like we are not with England,
we diforce ourselves in England, we left England, we founded
the new colonies, and then every chance they get there, like,
but we loving, we're gonna tire ourselves to England in
this In this instance, we gotta respect, you know, the
descendants of King Charles, to respect the descendants of our

(51:51):
rulers from way back when. But like so now their
Florida Republicans are really pissed and they're gonna challenge to
try and challenge the legality of the document. But again
everyone's like it's because of the Disney's cloud too. They're like,
this is just gonna be, as they say, protracted litigation.
And right now when you look at like what the
like the state of Florida is up against, they're fighting

(52:12):
all kinds of bills, like are fighting in corpse over
all kinds of shitty laws and things like that, and
it's going to this legal firm really putting money in
the pockets of one of Rond De Santis's college buddies,
and also like a law firm that both Tom Cotton
and Ted Cruz also were alumnis from our alumnus anyway,
So you know, it's all, you know, I guess kind

(52:35):
of funny, but it's really just fucking fucked up that
Disney can even set this kind of thing up. We've
talked about this before, like their pseudo government status to
just siphon money away from affordable housing in order to
upgrade disney stewag system in nineteen ninety was definitely, you know,
a story that you're like, oh, yeah, this is this
is not for anything except for the enrichment of Disney.

(52:58):
And there's been a lot of problems like I just mentioned,
like a woman died of a heart attack in twenty
twenty one, and it's allegedly due to understaffing for their
emergency services because they're like, oh yeah, man, we're trying
to we got this other shit we're trying to build
right now, Okay, we didn't realize people were like living
here and have lives that may need attention. And that
was why the union representing Disney World's first responders came

(53:20):
out in support of this state taking over the Reedy
Creek Improvement District because they were like, no, there are
actual problems with this thing, but now here we are
and now you just basically have to choose your fighter,
fascist or trash ass media fucking giant, pick yours, pick yours.

(53:41):
So yeah, there's no winning. I guess there really is
the most American thing where it's like, I don't know,
maybe the fucking company can take down the fascist company
is fascist, No, but they're funding the guy they're fighting anyway,
So yeah, let us know if you're out there and

(54:02):
uh checking anything out and the newly improved Central Florida
Tourism and Oversight Board. But yeah, I mean, what a
fucking like insult to injury. When they put in a
clause there were like, yeah, it's actually until King Charles's
grandkids die. It's so crazy. It's like Americans will never
die off the hill of being tied to the monarchy,

(54:24):
and yet British are like America's like shitty parents, no,
but yeah, but we're like but we're way more turned
up too, like let me show you, let me show
you how to really ignore some motherfucking problems. That's right, Molly,
thank you so much for joining me. As I see
you wrap yourself with that blanket, I can I can't
help but think how much better a gigantic robe maybe

(54:47):
for you? But where can people find you? Follow you,
listen to you and all that kind of stuff? Wow,
especially if you are a robe company and you want
to give me a free robe. You can find me
at Molly unders Core Instagram, Molly Underscoring. I love that.

(55:07):
Please take that handle Molly Underscore Instagram, Molly Underscore Lambert
on Instagram, and Molly at Molly Lambert on Twitter. And
uh yeah, listen to Heidi World. We've got some new
things coming up soon that we can talk about your Yeah, yeah, yeah,

(55:30):
I'm excited about so. And what's a tweet or some
other social media internet thing you've been liking. I love those.
I love those copy bars who are in like a
hot hot spring, you know I'm talking about. Yeah, it's
like trending on TikTok. They got the copy about it.
It's always just like trending because it's like there's some

(55:51):
hot spring where they let them, they let them cook,
let them in the jacuzies. Let me just get the
water on that, I'll send it to you. It's okay, good, Yeah,
that's good, wholesome. Yeah, I send like when when the
ship gets like we goes left and like text threads
with people, I just send pictures of my baby now yeah,

(56:13):
oh yeah. Animal to animals, it's like you don't have
a babyies, you gotta get us in some kind of arteries.
It's weird though, how powerful though, like baby and like
cutie animal things can derail a conversation. We're like, nah,
fucked up and then you're like, oh my god, yeah yeah,
or me too. I'm like completely like, oh man, I
needed that. Well wow, like that fucking Otters playing a banjo,

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that's right, exactly. Yeah, bring it reminds us there's good
in the world. Yeah, exactly is playing a banjo? Yeah.
Have you seen the deep faked version of Deliverance with
all otters? Okay, don't take it to a place of darkness, Miles,

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I'm sure someone can ai that. Please don't make me
think about how animals also rape and kill and in
fact do that so much that every time I watch
a nature documentary, I'm reminded that, like all cute animals
too is fucking rape and kill. So it's all in there.
Becca Ramos, thank you so much for joining me too
with the guest hosting. Where can people find you? Follow

(57:19):
you and what's the tweet or something that you're liking.
You can find me and follow me at Beck's Ramos,
b ECCS, r A, MLS on all platforms. You can
find me at mel Mundos every other Saturday volunteering. Come
get your books from a Queer Latin X owned local bookshop.
Support local. And then a couple of tweets. I have

(57:39):
a couple tweets. One from cal Cinema. It's a picture
of Snoopy and like all these little like snoopy dogs
and it says, when you beef with me and my gang,
this is literally who you're beefing with. Just think about
how ridiculous it is. And it's just like a bunch
of little snoopies looking all innocension and that's how I feel,
you know, It's like you beef with me and this

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is us. We're just nerds. Yeah, like yo, we out front.
And then the second one I have from Slebo Sleighs
Capital s l E Bow Capital s A s a
y s I'm obsessed with how they talk on TikTok. Girly.
It's called a grocery store and it's a screenshot of

(58:21):
this TikTok that says, po B Trader Joe's is your
hyperfixation food supplier. The kids just like don't know how
to say things anymore. Yeah, just and that's how my
sister in law talks anyway. Yeah, hey, shout out. I
gotta say tweet. I like, thank somebody tagged me in
the thing because I was like, I'm kind of not looking,

(58:43):
but then I saw somebody said you might like this tweet,
and let me just first shout out that person that
was gen dangerously at von Pokemon was like, hey, you
might like this one. It's a tweet from a Jared
Luhan that says it's a conversation. That's my wife. Did
you get high and watch samurai movies? Again? Me crying, yes,
my wife. Did he die because he was burdened by

(59:04):
the very code he lives for? Again me, my voice
breaking into a sob. Yes. Wow, you know, get get you,
get you some, get you, some satoichi or something in
your life, you know what I mean? Check out some
Samurai shit. If you want to know about that code life,
you can find me at Miles and Gray on Twitter
and Instagram. Uh. You can also find me on Miles

(59:25):
and Jack Got Mad Boosties. That's our basketball podcast. Shout
out the Lakers who pulled one off against the Bulls
on Wednesday. It was nice to see Austin Reeves give
Charatrick berefully. He's that two small gesture. You can also
find me on four twenty Day Fiance, which will be
returning soon. I promise it is not over. Uh. You
can also find us at Daily zikeis on Twitter, at
the Daily zekeis on Instagram. Got the Facebook fan page,

(59:46):
got the website? You know that. That's where you can
find all our episodes in our footnotes. Thank you Becca,
where you can find all the article bills that we
talked about, as well as the song We're Gonna Ride
out on I want to Go out on this track
by this artist Jay Safari. I was like, who is
this Jay Safari? I think I found him on TikTok,
but then I was like because because he was like

(01:00:08):
battling all these people, like you're just biting the neptunes,
and I was like, wait, what So I wanted to
check out his music because I love the Neptunes. This
track is called Dance, and it is a fucking amazing
rip off of the Neptunes, Like if you up with it,
like early Odds Neptunes, It's it's the exact sound. It's
like he's using the exact same keyboards and shit like that.
So rather than getting mad about it, I'm like, I

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like that someone is honoring that style. I don't really
see it as like dad egregious. But look for those
of us that get nostalgic about seeing Chad and Farrell together,
we're in trucker hats, you might like this. It's Dance
by Jay Safari. All right, that's gonna do it for us.
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