Wheel Of Fortune Condom, Rallies Are Protests? 9.15.20

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Oh ah, Jamie, I said, roll the tighter. I got
a butcher. Anyway, it doesn't matter. Hey, hey, hey, kids,
welcome oh man, he's your favorite substitute the Titans, Stevie.
I know you know what time it is. We're about
to remember the Titans and remember racism in a really

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on cakes not necessary fun fonding. Do they occupy the
same space as Rush Limbob and Shapiro and Tucker Carlsson.
We don't know about fuck them also, So anyway, it's Tuesday,
September five teen. My name is Miles Great a k
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because I have all the pumpkins with the polka dots

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around him. It's your boy Kasama in the building, and
I just want to say it's just a great, great
week to start off with everybody. I know it's Tuesday,
but still early. We want to keep the vibes up,
and that's why it's really important that we have a
good co host. This person is not just the co host.
They're doing the damn most and I've talked about their
work with the Unicode Consortium and that epic battle that

(01:30):
is still ongoing to get us the Samboni emojis that
we deserve as a people. But until then, I will
just refer to her as the one and only one
of the greats Jamie Loftus. Welcome those as thank you.
I have all these a k s from back when
the Zamboni emoji was on the table, and it's making

(01:50):
me so sad to read through. There's like, I don't
little way for it's episode emoji like, but it's like
we're gonna have to just wait. It's just going to
have to I was getting some of the most passive
aggressive emails from Unicode like that I've received in my
entire lifetime. Like we add them to the funk on

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the list at the top of the show. Fuck you, Yeah,
and I think we have now more than ever. Now,
more than ever, I would I would also throw the
the Olympics Committee into the IOC, into the mix. Hey, look,
why not COVID or not, the games will happen. That's
that's tough talk from the organizers in Tokyo. You hate

(02:36):
to see that, but look, nevertheless, we hope that Sorry,
I can't get Nevertheless, we hope that receiving our final
decision now will be helpful going forward. Tell me that
doesn't sound like a threat from Unicode. Wait what say
that again? Help me wrap my head, help me wrap
my whole brain around that. That was sentence has been

(02:57):
living in my brain rent free. Nevertheless, we hope that
receiving our final decision now will be helpful going forward.
Like it's that's just a really long way of saying you,
that's a real fancy way of the Unicode Unicode Consortium
ending up on the fucking list at the top of
the Daily's Like guess the number one podcast on Earth

(03:18):
in the Milky Way galaxy? That is that's just verifiable, uh,
in a way that most people cannot verify. Just myself,
and that's between me and my ego. But without further ado,
we should talk about our guests, because that's what we do.
It's not just Jamie and I talking about how much
we don't like the people that make emoji's. Sometimes we
have funny guests on and we talk about the news,
and today is no different because we have somebody who's hilarious,

(03:41):
somebody who's talented, somebody who folks with food on a
level that resonates with me because thank God, you know,
I like when people with the with you know, we
heard what the Pope said when it comes to fucking
and eating, that comes from God. And that's maybe the
one part I agree with the Pope on that one.
And I am thrilled to be joined by our guest today,
Mr day need Palumbo. Yo, thank you so much, guys,

(04:03):
M thanks for being here. Yeah, Danny, did you see
that the Pope said, come comes from God? No, I
didn't say that, but he's obviously right. Yeah, yeah, finally
we all knew that. Danny. Are you in l A.
It's it's hard. Yeah, yeah, I'm in I'm in Los
Angeles right now. I was in uh. I was in

(04:25):
Pennsylvania for a couple of months. This summer. But I
just got back like maybe like three weeks ago. Nice.
How was it are you? Are you from out there? Yeah?
I got family. I grew up like a little bit
north of Pittsburgh. It was it was great. I just
needed to get out of town for a little bit
and I found to get excuse and I was like, yeah,
I'm Bolton, but it's good to be nice, just in

(04:47):
time for the world to burn down around you. The
sky is a little bit bluer today and I'm taking
it as a win. That's how low the bar is
right now. Yeah, I can kind of see the sun.
It looks like a sick dolphins skin tone. Yeah, that's
that's that cut, that's that. Yeah. I mean it feels
like it's getting towards bluish. But yeah, and my eyes

(05:12):
didn't hurt, and that is the word. I had the
worst headache over the weekend from the air quality. I
did not think I would shout out to the people
up in the Pacific Northwest too, because I'm looking at
the particular matter readings and it's through the charts to
the point where scientists are like, We're not sure what
this means on the human body, because we have not

(05:35):
dealt with anything like this before. So yeah, please please
stay safe. It's just wild to think now it's like, please,
please be mindful of where you're inhaling. Please. That's that's
that's the level at Well, Danny, were gonna talk a
little bit more about all the things you know about
and love and can tell us about through your overrate
underrating search history. But first we've got to give people

(05:57):
a little bit of a preview what's coming. Uh. We're
gonna talk a little bit about Trump just still super
spread and babe, the spread, don't stop just spreading the
love yep Uh. And then obviously Joe Biden. Look, man,
he apparently he's been listening to the president's words and
he's seen it seems that he feels that there is

(06:19):
a need to lawyer the fuck up in the event
of some election rat fucory. So we'll talk about the
like really boring Avengers esque effort that is happening to
create this army of lawyers. Uh. Then we're gonna talk
about how now even because nothing is real, even wildfires

(06:39):
have fallen victim to the wave of conspiracy theories and
depending on where you get your snacks and really cool ideas. Uh,
you might have a few different you know, sources of
these fires, because yeah, if you're an a f s,
flick your lighters one time. But yeah, it's it's it's
definitely getting it's from anything. I mean, there's takes from

(07:02):
Q and on. There's takes from people who want to
paint anti fuzz, people who just get off on like
you know, existing and intense fire environments. Uh, they've got
it all, folks. Then we'll do some lighter fair Wheel
of Fortune is coming back and they're taking some really
great precautions to keep people safe. You can stay in
maybe the Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince of bel

(07:24):
Air mansion for a night. And maybe some other stories too,
maybe a sick ass debate that all of the toxic
bros in this country deserve. But before we get into
all of that, we gotta ask you, Danny, what is
something from your search history that's revealing about you? Yeah,
I I googled Chiff Choff recently because I'm I don't

(07:46):
know if you guys know what that is unpacked that
unpacked that Chiff Chif chofs. So it's I'm writing, Uh,
you know, a food article slash recipe for the take out.
There's this dish I grew up eating called chip chop,
and it seems like no one has ever even heard
of it before. And it's like this old Italian dish

(08:10):
that used to be made with like chicken gizzards and
like lots of hot sauce and then you eat it
with like crusty bread, and then it kind of evolved,
I think, like once Italian immigrants came over and too
into like chicken thighs. So it's basically bone in skin
on chicken thighs seared on both sides student hot sauce,
and uh yeah, I grew up eating that as a kid.

(08:31):
And then I realized no one's ever heard of it before,
and I'm like, oh yeah, I should write about that.
So liked Danny comes to the dinner, we're having chip choff.
That's a sentence that might happen. And chip chop Tuesday's
chip chof Tuesday. Your chip chopper Aunt, Janice is chip
chop because I don't like hers. I would never have

(08:53):
an aunt. You're so evolved. Full disclosure, Okay, to take
out who the outlet in which you write for, for
which you write for in thereof therefore, in which sandwich
uh is one of my favorite food sites. I typically
reference a lot of the work from that website. So
it's nice to have you to talk about. It's nice
to see you switch gears because I was telling you

(09:15):
before the show how how much I would talk about
takeout articles on the show, and then like as the
pandemic and creeping fascism and like rampant wild white supremacy
became really the soup du jure to bring another yeah,
of of our of our consciousness, I was like, damn,
I feel like I can't honor my taco bell side

(09:35):
as much these days. Yeah, I will say that it
also feels weird to be writing all of this ship um,
And there is a consensus in the food world to like,
I follow a lot of food writers, and everyone's kind
of really sort of understanding the same thing, which is
that like, oh, if like ship goes down, like we're
all pretty much useless and there's not anyone writing it's

(09:57):
a hot dog a sandwich, like those the things they're
like please yeah, hey, White House Press secretary, Kay, this
is the hot dog of sandwich, you know, like that's
how that's how that bit like the third day of protests.
I remember, uh, I had an article come out that
was like lupeedie beans or underrated, and I was like,

(10:19):
oh god, that looks so bad. Yeah yeah, you're like
that was written like two weeks ago. Just it was.
It totally was. But yeah, but back to chip chop um.
So you're saying it started off as like a sort
of working class dish using like awful basic like oregan meat,
and then because then over here people like we don't
need awful were exactly thighs. But what is Italian hot

(10:43):
sauce exactly like? Because in my mind you say you're Stu,
I'm okay. When you get a bottle of crystals, I mean,
it kind of turns into a hot sauce. But you
take these like jarred Italian hot cherry peppers, which I
don't even know if you can really get around here,
maybe it's some Italian markets, but you Stu gose down
into just like this very I mean, it essentially becomes

(11:04):
a hot sauce, but it sees these hot peppers that
you cooked down into like a stew. And uh, I
think that would take some of the must off of
the gizzards. But with thighs. It's it's really good. And
I think thighs were just like more available to people
with factory farm making everything over here and maybe like
the fifties sixties of right, right right, I mean shout

(11:24):
out to Italian sandwiches and awful, you know to Italian. Yeah,
when when I was when I was in Florence, I
had sandwich which is tripe, and I was like, well,
I don't know if we do that here, but the
way it was prepared, I mean, I honestly that with
the salsa verda, I was I was taken back to
simpler times, which I just wish I was there now anyway, Uh,

(11:49):
what is something you think is overrated? Man? I think
pretty much most restaurants right now are pretty maybe maybe
even just the concept of a restaurant right now is
like I think that's one thing I've realized in the
pandemic is is you know, do we need these places?

(12:11):
You know, if there's a biscuits place called Biscuits and
Groovy in Austin, Texas, I'm like, does that need to survive?
You know? Shouldn't wouldn't be We'll be okay with just
fifty wouldn't we wouldn't we be okay with of restaurants,
you know, instead of I feel like we're oversaturated right now.

(12:32):
And I mean yeah, on like one level, you're like,
it's a it's a weird way to try and realize
that maybe your dream of having a restaurant is like
because it already like to have open a restaurant pre
pandemic was already you were looking at a losing proposition
statistically like seven out of ten fail or it's something
like crazy statistics like that. I mean, I'll say this

(12:53):
it at least and I am definitely doing my best
to support you know, a lot of these places. But
we need to shift the way that we're thinking about
this ship. Did you see what um you see what
they're doing in Riverside County right now where they've made
it basically legal you can run a restaurant out of
your home. You have to apply for all the permits

(13:15):
and everything. Obviously, health inspectors get involved, and it costs
money to get those things. But there's there's people running
restaurants out of their their homes right now, and I
think that's safe. I think, well, I think if you're
like getting like health inspectors to do the inspections and
there's you know, obviously laws and codes and you're following

(13:36):
all of it. I think that's a great idea at
least for like, you know, I don't think it would
work in Los Angeles so well, but maybe from a
takeout perspective it would. I mean, I would love nothing
more to be like, Yo, my neighbor, she just has
like a postole thing going and you can just yep,
stop by and it's the fucking bomb and I have
to drive nowhere and I can literally can't help out

(13:59):
my neighbor. Like I would love that. Yeah, I'm also
saying this as somebody that is currently slinging pasta and
meat balls out of their apartment on Sundays. You are,
oh yeah, totally. I Like, I started like five weeks ago.
I'm like, I just need to start hustling and make
extra money, man, because I don't know, that's so cool. Yeah,
So I started doing it and then people on Instagram

(14:21):
just it started out as friends and then I'm getting
these like weird d ms from people and uh yeah,
strangers just pool up and it looks like I'm making
a jug. Put the sauce on your back. That is
the funniest others folder on Instagram. It's just like for
sure pasta. He you got that Tagleteladair, I love it.

(14:44):
Are you at the folder for dick picks? But now
you're making so are you handmaking your pasta? Yeah? I am, yeah,
I do my godma pasta. Yeah, thank you. I appreciate that.
It's good, you know. And and the price point is,
like you know, most of the handmade pasta here, dude,

(15:06):
it's all expensive. It's all like twenty bucks and more.
And I'm sure it's great, but I'm like, I don't know, man,
I kind of fee that like fifteen dollar range Sunday
gravy type of you know. So I keep it at
fifteen bucks a week. And it's been good, man. And
it also I get to see people, you know, they
come pull up and and it's that's been really good, fantastic.

(15:28):
I mean yeah, even yeah. I think it would be
hard in l A. I mean, it was already an
epic battle to allow people like street vendors to sell
food and write a lot of people, you know, raising
the concerns of like can it be regular? And they
were able to to a certain extent. But yeah, it's
that idea actually is pretty remarkable because I think the
one thing that I saw restaurants do that seemed really

(15:50):
interesting was like pivot to being more of like a
like a grocery store plus meal kits and things like that,
And it seems like that trend will probably continue even
after the pandemic, because there's also something nice that I
was like, Oh yeah, let me get like a half
made thing from a restaurant, and I can still feel
like I'm cooking and then helping some business, like a
local business out, etcetera. So I like when you can

(16:12):
get the cocktail like a juice box and bring it
to your that's nice, especially when like some of them
like lo No, like they're serving him out of whatever,
like the Umbrella factory or whatever the bad places on Melrose.
But you can get like their teky cocktails and they're
like but they give you all the garnish and stuff,
so you could really feel like, hey man, we got
something going in my garage. They're like, now more than ever,

(16:35):
we gotta get you funked up. You're like all right,
all right, oh, but we also got to sell you
this guacamole because like ziploc bag. You're like, all right,
is not so bad? After all? It comes in a bag. Yeah,
I love it. Yeah, just cut it with a box
cutter over your mouth and just let it smells straight
onto you. Basically just a little boat of box that

(16:56):
you just Danny was something that you think is underrated.
These are all food based, by the way, I hope
I turned this into a food podcast because it's only
one of the only things I talked about. Confidently. Uh dude,
I was listening to the Roy Scobell on the podcast
was It last week? And he said that wedding cakes
are overrated, and I agree wholeheartedly. There's an alternative to

(17:20):
that that I don't know if it really took off
on the West Coast. Um, are you guys aware? It's
self explanatory, But what a cookie table is at a
wedding instead of a wedding cake? Everybody I went through
growing up had these. They would like giant tables full
of cookies that were made from uh, parts of each

(17:43):
family and maybe even some outside sources, but like thousands
of cookies would be like sitting in a separate room
at a wedding, So instead of a cake like after dinner,
they call up tables to go to like this big
gass cookie table and you just get like, you know,
sometimes there's like dozens of different cookies and so you're
getting like all these different flavors and different types of

(18:07):
dessert instead of just like one, you know flavor of cake,
which I think is is prefred Yeah, and it it
started to that's another like you know, rust belt immigrant thing.
It was like Italian, Slovox, Polish Greeks, maybe even like
Serbian too, but like when cakes are too expensive, they
would just ask members of the family to bake, you know,

(18:31):
all these different types of cookies, and so it's kind
of like a giant dessert pot luck at the webb.
That's so cool. I know, I love it. And then
you get like Grandma's beef and stuff, and I think
that's wonderful. Oh yeah, we're like you want to take
a bite, like an in laws, and they're like yeah yeah,
side eye ship yeah. People, I mean they take it

(18:52):
so seriously in like western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio that like, yeah,
people I feel like are loosely out for blood. What
it's like a cookie. You can expect they're regionally like
you're saying, like how the funk was there a cookie
table without this one? Like, I'm guessing Italian wedding cookies probably, Yeah,
Like I tell you wedding cookies for sure. But I
feel like also, like what are they called, like bulgary

(19:15):
and butter horns or something like that. It's you know,
I'm talking about the little twisty. It does sound fake.
I just made up a cookie off the top of
my head. Yeah, maybe like wedding cookies for sure. Pixels snowflake. Yeah,
you see a lot of those, any gross ones that
you would find on the table like that. I feel

(19:36):
like with that kind of variety, there's got to be
kind of a nasty one, right, I don't know. When
it comes to dessert, my palette is like so basic too.
I've got like the palette of like a Civil War ghost.
I like, I like Lemons, and I like I like Annis.
You know, I don't know why. I'm like, I like,
give me like the I like the flavor of Annis,
and dude like blacke think black licorice. I like that. Sorry,

(20:01):
Like I actually enjoy Neco wafers too, and not ironic,
not Massachusetts. They're being revere hell and I thought they
were and they were about to go under til someone
generously resurrected the shitty wafers from a hell they should

(20:21):
have gone into tastes like dust. But yeah, I don't know.
I don't know why, but I'm like, it doesn't I
like it? I do like it? So fine, I guess
I guess we'll let that one sled. And then finally,
what's a myth? Danny? What's something people think it is true?
And you know that ship is just a lie or
vice versa. Right, Uh, you don't have to wash chicken?

(20:45):
And I and I keep thinking this is like common knowledge,
but then it keeps coming up through d m s
or like people adding me on Twitter. But like people
think that you when you get like raw chicken like
thighs or breasts or drump sticks, that you have to
rinse it in a sink. And not only is that
not necessary, it's like very bad because like you're spreading

(21:06):
the bacteria into other you know, they could splash onto
something or you know, now your sinks infected and and yeah,
you don't want to wash chicken. That's bad. Yeah, Well
it turns out you don't have to wash your legs. Yeah,
so I've been doing good for a long time, y'all
bottom of your feet, you're in the shower, it's fine.

(21:27):
Yeah what oh like the soap doesn't run down your body. Okay, yeah, alright, alright,
I'll expend more calories doing that. Um. But yeah, I
think when reading about it, you know, just I was like,
but you just am. I grew up being like, uh
like touching it. I would do it to get the
slime off, to be like I don't want to touch it,
and maybe it's better, but then yes, I study after

(21:49):
studies like you're just spreading more bacteria everywhere by start
rinsing it off. Everything I've worked in I don't know,
maybe a dozen restaurants, and they all teach you it's
to like do everything you can to contain that chicken
so it doesn't touch anything else. And yeah, just rinsing
very very detrimental. So yeah, just like and also, guys,

(22:13):
don't wash your mushrooms, you know, don't put don't just
be running water over your mushrooms either. I see people
not because it's are they retain so much moisture anyway,
you don't want to add more moisture. You like, you
can rubb you can you can like get them with
like a wet paper twel to clean them up, and
everyone like full on wash your mushrooms. Like too many
rules there, Fine, that's why you don't cook. That's why

(22:36):
I don't look, that's why I don't cook, and I
can make egg. It's for anal retentive people that need
so many fucking rules. There's no room for thinking. I
love rules, dude, Yeah, what are the rules? I'm a
huge oh man. All right, let's take a quick break
and we'll be right back to talk about some people

(22:57):
who fucking don't follow the rules. How about that? All right,
we'll be right back and we're back, and you know,
yesterday's episode on Monday, we're talking about uh Trump's really

(23:17):
sick mo tang rally in Michigan, where he was hanging
with the people of making up fake awards that he
gave himself or Michigan. He won Michigan Man of the
Year from I don't know who gave me an award,
but they had me speak for like I don't know,
and like I was basically saying how the fucked Michigan was,
and they agreed with me. Therefore, I'm the King of Michigan,

(23:39):
thank you room room by h. So that's what sort
of the tone of that rally. Um And again he
he went on to make all sorts of claims that
aren't rooted in anything to do with reality, but a
nice version of it were it. You know, you had
to make one up to just sort of preserve your ego. Um.
So the trend continued over the can Uh. This time

(24:01):
he went to Nevada and he had two rallies. He
had one that was even indoors because he don't give
a fuck. Uh And when asked, you know, hey, aren't
you concerned about doing an indoor rally and what that
could mean the potential risks involved, he said, no, not
at all. It doesn't matter. I'll be all right. I

(24:22):
get tested. He's like, I was like, I get tested
all the time. It's like, okay, so you'll just find
out quicker if you have what Okay, so the even
worth asking what about everybody else? Because it's just not
an issue on the table. No, Yeah, that's the first
question you would have. But I feel like people know
not to do that. Yeah, must be frustrating as a

(24:43):
journalist when you want to ask those questions that you
would ask of other like a reasonable human being that
was had all this power. But you're like, but Mr President,
what about the other math fucket? You know? And he's like, webside,
what was your question? And it's like, dude, I'm just
fucking just whatever, continue coughing in people's mouths. Yeah. So

(25:06):
the other thing that was interesting in North Carolina last week,
Trump sort of described like, hey, we've got a bit
of a peaceful protest here, like referring to the rally,
and that continued apparently Nevada. Kaylee mcinnaney was saying, like
she tweeted something like, look at this peaceful protest. It's
like that's protesting. That's precisely what I think. Most people

(25:29):
were like, what the funk are you talking about? You're like,
it's it is a rally that there for a political
like a campaign rally. Um, And I guess because like
conservatives have to have to cosplay as oppressed people now
to like be able to get their own outrage going
that maybe that's what it is. But last I checked,

(25:49):
the Republicans are in charge of a lot. So the
puh was he the first person to say peaceful peaceful protests? Right?
He tweeted it. Yeah, I mean he wasser to it
as like yeah, the following in line, Yeah for sure. Yeah.
As soon as he says something, then everyone it's like, yeah,

(26:11):
it's a signal to everyone else like we're now. Yeah.
Because the the the governor of Nevada was just fucking pissed,
like beside himself about like what the funk was going
on with this with these rallies having it indoors, like
you know, you know, the whole thing was like, well,
we give people masks and we encourage them to fold

(26:31):
them up and put them in their pockets because we
just had to do that, Like stend right, they shouldn't
they shouldn't even be having events like that. So another
thing is like I wonder if they're trying to like
use this language to try and it be less of
like this is a you know, straight up well thought out, premeditated,
idiots like reckless event to have with people amidst the pandemic,

(26:56):
or if they use this whole language of like peaceful protests,
like they're giving themselves some kind of weird mental jiu
jitsu loophole to be like it's actually a protest. It's
like the Black lives Matter stuff. Yeah, they'll startle important
that we're here. They'll start calling everything that eventually just
football games, you know, Greek festivals, whatever it is where

(27:21):
people want to congregate. Yeah, like any kind feast anything. Yeah,
I mean they're peacefully policy processing Saint Michael. Uh and
just how delicious the meatballs are from Michelli's uh, you
can't really deny that. So yeah, the the whole sort
of look of it is really really uh grim, and

(27:44):
it doesn't seem like there's any you know, any slowing down,
just like we played the sound bites from people in Michigan,
same thing for people in Nevada, these other rallies where
it's essentially it's fake. It's not real. Don't worry about it.
I don't know anybody with it. Do you know anybody
who's at it? Do you really? You know? Something like

(28:04):
it's the same sort of logic being applied and yeah,
no end in sight. So keep an eye on it. Yeah. Um, well,
you know, just it's all about to spread and you know,
just spread the love. I got my first nose test,
oh you did, oh yeah, the one that we were
done with like this, Oh yeah, the skull fun I

(28:25):
got my first my first skull funk last week. Negative
feeling great about it, but holy shit, does it fuck
your skull? Oh yeah, yeah, you're like, I felt my
eyeball move. It was so like the nurse was it
was very nice, but he was like, yeah, if you've

(28:47):
seen that graphic, it's it's really nothing like that. And
then he was like like, because it's deeper, my right
side is tingling after that. Anyways, highly recommend. Yeah, I
would like them to. You know, they legally have to
call it a skull fucking way just a little bit.

(29:11):
It's a medical term. Yeah, and like that's all I get. Like,
that's the little comfort we get in It's like, well,
at least they made that a joke, sus. Anyway, let's all,
let's let's all go to Trump's fifth inauguration mandatory of
inauguration celebration because my shot caller is going off. Now,
Joe Biden, that's a guy who is also running to

(29:34):
be president of this place we live in the United States,
and he is concerned, like I think most people have been,
because the rhetoric out of the GOP and the President
is like they're gonna fuck with the ballots and telling
you there's going to be so much fraud. Also, if
your North Carolina vote twice, y'all, thank you so much.

(29:55):
It's a femony. But do it on behalf of me,
your president. Um know, they're they're talking about all kinds
of overt and subtle forms of voter suppression. And now, uh,
you know, I think at the beginning, there's rumors about
how Joe Biden like behind the scenes, they were trying
to get a huge team of lawyers together to be
able to prepare for any contingency. Because that seems to

(30:16):
be like the amount of like war gaming that's happening
with this election. It's truly next level uh sort of
forecasting happening. So now team Joe by it turns out
that they are ready if the rat factory is turned
up to ten thousand. They have assembled an Avengers esque team. Okay,
now this special litigation team. Are we talking about that

(30:38):
horrible Avengers? Uh? Yeah, did you see that, Miles, the Avengers? Oh,
I thought you were referencing there was an Avengers ad
for the Joe Biden campaign. Some of the corniest ship
you'll ever see in your life that have seen it well,
but like it's it's it's embarrassing. One. I've seen only

(31:02):
one Avengers movie, and I think it was like the
Vengeance of Voltron Ultron and I didn't see I haven't
seen Infinity War any of them, so I'm so out
of the loop on that very specific I know the
memes though. I know about the memes where the portals
be opening up and people pull up. I like that

(31:22):
meme construction a lot. So with this, I guess to
give you another Avengers that thing where the portals open up.
That's happening, except with really boring lawyers from the left.
So this this team as the portals open, get ready
because oh is that the Doramilla. No, it is lawyers
from the democratic law firm Perkins Coal or Coy or

(31:44):
whatever the funk they're called. They are going to be
looking into state by state battles about like voting rules
and etcetera. There's a guy Mark Elias who's also from
like this same law group. He's leading that unit. There's
like just a special like voting rules unit. Apparently a
former Attorney General, Eric Holder, will also be working to

(32:06):
like talk with independent groups on how they can also
participate in any legal battles that occur throughout this election. Um,
and it's also this whole team is being led by
two former solicitors general, So oh, if you got if
y'all don't feel safe now, I don't know what will.
So unfortunately, this does like make sense to me that

(32:27):
there's a lot of preparation going on. Like I'm not
the biggest Joe Biden fan, but i mean, just based
on what happened in the last couple of weeks of
the election, I'm glad that there is at least a
plan in place to hopefully combat whatever is gonna come out,
because unless it's like a huge, unless it's a huge victory,

(32:51):
it's gonna drag out forever. Right. Is that something we've
just all kind of accepted now that I think's going
to challenge. I think what most people need to do
and just to just to prepare themselves for the onslaught
of probable misinformation that comes election night is to already
go into election night saying, well, we're not going to
get a result tonight, We're gonna we're gonna vote today,

(33:14):
but we'll be in line until tomorrow, yeah, or possibly Christmas. Right,
and maybe you know, Jose Andres is going to have
to come by and and give me a little drops
of food in my mouth to keep my body running
so I can stay in line to vote. Um, but
it is I think a lot of people. That's I
think that's a one big potential for people to get

(33:36):
bit by the misinformation bug is to expect a result
on election night because would be a lot of mail
in ballots have to be counted, just like a lot
has to go on. And I think the second that
doesn't happen, like what are they doing? Who's doing what well?
And the fact that there's been I mean, like even
local to us, there's just been like bags of mail
found like discarded and parking Glendale, Like there's gonna be

(33:59):
I mean, just in terms of finding every ballot and
making sure that ballots are counted. It's gonna take for
fucking ever. I don't feel like I mean, I feel
like they're priming everybody for a huge disaster, right like
at least you know, people on the right anyways, I mean,
I don't know, it doesn't everything I've been I don't know,
at least ingesting is like oh yeah, this is gonna

(34:19):
be an actual ship show and we're not going to
know who the president is for a while. Yeah, that's
what I've been led to believe. I don't know. I
think even looking at just sort of what's going there's
already a lot of legal stuff going on. Like in Florida,
I'm pretty sure that the they upheld a ruling or
they overturned to ruling, essentially saying that people who are
convicted of felonies are now they actually do have to

(34:41):
pay all these fines and fees before voting when they
weren't supposed to. So there's a big chunk of voters
that's being suppressed. Also, in Wisconsin, there's a thing I
don't know where the cases at exactly, but absentee ballots
were being delayed because someone filed the challenge. So everyone
is trying to, like, especially if you are motivated to

(35:01):
help the president, they're trying to find every single way
to muck shut up and fux shut up to I'm
not going to hold back, y'all. Uh yeah, sorry, sorry,
send your kids out of the room, but they're here
to fuck it up. Miles, you should start tweeting this
is not okay, this is normal. So I could be

(35:24):
really cool, like dem DEMN Twitter personnelity. I feel like
I should experiment with typical constructions of dem blue check
Twitter sort of sentiments, which is it's really like I
was saying, like like Krasenstein style tweeting, or like any
of the dance from the Pod Save Crew of just

(35:45):
being like, oh, Donald Trump, Donald Trump is so scared.
Can you believe it? Guys that that that that that
retweets are going to win? Like whoa yeah? Like Trump
puts a spicy tweet out about like a ballots and
all you have to do is like someone's waking up
to their living nightmare. Bottom line is people must go

(36:11):
out to vote no matter what. And I think even
with the pulling people like this ship is already starting
saying like it's someone's lead has never been more stable
going into an election. It's like we've also have we not?
Have we not learned the lesson from that rhetoric? Like
have you seen have you seen the guy who's like

(36:31):
in office right now, He like he's just trying to
get a bunk d o J investigation to try and
smear people for in for their October surprise. Uh, let's
let's be ready, y'all. We'll be fine. The Democratic Adventures.
That's cool because he's so it's so goofy. It's just

(36:54):
i've ever seen Wait, they make him actually as Tony Stark. Yeah,
oh fucking alright. We're calling them the Yeah, they're calling
them the Democratic Adventures. It's called a winning strategy. Honey,
all right, we will avenge the walls, will avenge the
losses from Wall Street from the last year and a half. Okay,

(37:18):
so let's move on to some some real conspiracy theories. Huh.
Some that's not hard hitting. Ship. The fires are ravaging
the western United States. You can't get away from it.
You look above, you look at the sky, your breathe
in the air. Everything is saying something. Something's not something's

(37:39):
not good here. It could be the fires. It could
be global warning warming or a global warning um that
is actually going down and it's really getting out of
control in some places. Apparently in Oregon there were some
residents who were refusing to evacuate during the fires because quote,
Antifa's in town and they were saying, what wait, hold

(38:03):
and people are saying like, well, hold on, sir, would
would you have to evacuate the fire? Could potentially you
could be in danger, your life could be at risk,
and they're very very defined group of people. We're basically
saying that these fires are being started by Antifa, and
then they were using that the chaos to loot empty homes.
M hm. So unfortunate that people are willing to harm

(38:28):
their families over nothing, over literally nothing. There it's it
is so like, I I understand why conspiracy theories are
running so rampant right now, but it's like the concept
of a decentralized organization just is like not does not
compute for some people. It seems like it's like there's

(38:49):
not The whole point is that there's no there's no
there's no plan, there's no leader, there's no person like
shooting out you know, wearing an anonymous mask and shooting
out orders. It's just like doing things that are against fascism.
The forest fires are not anti fat Like yeah, yeah, yeah.
How did they arrive to the fact or to what

(39:11):
they thought was antiva? Starting to find it starts all
like everything Facebook, okay, first first member. First rumors going
around communities between people saying that they saw people setting
fire to hay bales um or throwing molotov cocktails and
the police were like, please stop spreading these rumors, like

(39:34):
even though we are even people questionable, we're the ones
that throw the molotov cocktails and then say it was
that's what we do. If we're anyone's going to spread
misinformation about ANTI, it's gonna be the police, not you
guys know your role. But said they're saying, like, just
don't because it's it's starting to interfere with evacuation orders.

(39:56):
It's creating, uh, just a drain on emergency response things
when people are already at this heightened level of fear
because you know, some anarchists who drove down from you
name a city because they want to get your Faberge
eggs while you flee for safety. I don't know. I mean,
it's like what you're saying, it is just like a

(40:17):
fear motivated response that is like hurting them. It's yeah,
it's it's it's it's definitely. It's it's a tough tough
world to be in, I think, for for all people
at the moment. And so then there's even one um
sheriff's deputy who went viral from Clackamus County who was
saying some ship basically blaming Antifa, and then that video

(40:41):
started going around and they're like, it's these Antifa motherfucker's
causing hell. That's a quote from a sheriff's deputy, and
people obviously take that. Why would that person lie? Who
knows what their motivations are? I think the sheriff deputy.
And then so that became like it gave its own
life too. And then luckily the the clack of miss

(41:05):
Sheriff Stay said, uh, that person has been put on
leave for the moment while we try and figure out
what was going through their mind when they spread misinformation. Yeah.
The Facebook image I'm seeing being uh circulated is the
Douglas County Sheriff's office with an image that says stop
spreading rumors. I'm I feel like they could be a
little harsher about that. Like the the only way that

(41:26):
like gets more non threatening is that they start the
sentence with you guys. The lyrics to a Lindsay Lohan
ye oh my god, stop it? Yeah, isn't it was it? Room?
Isn't it stop? Starting? Room stop? Yeah? Being followed. Man, Dude,
I went to high school with played bass in her band,

(41:49):
and I didn't realize that I think she performed like
New Year's Eve or something once and I was like, yo,
is that what the fuck good for you? And like
Lohan's music career. Oh yeah, But it was one of
those things that you ever you see somebody you went
to high school with, like completely change it up. Like
the image is like a one eighty or one seven.

(42:10):
I don't know how many degrees different, but like it
was a full on different person and you only knew
because you're like, I know their face, and that is
that there's a guy went to high school with that.
I like dared to log into Facebook a couple of
weeks ago. He's in goddamn CIRQ dis away Why in
my algebra class? Talented? Yeah, I had no and he

(42:33):
was like he was like, I'm so sad that Vegas
is shutting down circula And I was like why, But
then there's pictures of him in Sarklay. That's why he
was sad. Damn. You know what I knew in high
school is doing exactly what I thought there chose back home,
stealing the fields and c somewhere and most are Brian
from algebra. There was another Oh yeah, shout out to

(42:56):
all the people who surprises from algebra class. You know
what I mean for you all the good surprises. Uh.
There was another rumor that started when there were just
two videographers who are trying to capture footage of the fires.
They were wearing like respirators or gas masks, you know,
because fucking fire, and they were walking towards like some
flames with a camera. Some people put some images on

(43:16):
Facebook and said these are these anti foogoons who are
starting the fires, and that story kind of took off
on its own. Also RT, the Russian state controlled media outlet, Okay,
they're also publishing pieces that we're trying to conflate the
Portland protests with wildfires and just basically very tenuous connections,

(43:39):
and then right wing media picks it up and they're like, yeah, see,
this is exactly what's going on. It's because these radicals
are out here just setting fire to the Western United States,
and it's it's just really draining um because even like
the mainstream media is just like taking up There was
an image that said man charged with arson and connection

(44:00):
to Oregon wildfire, and it's a an image of the
forest burning. This guy's like mug shot, but that it
wasn't that this guy started the actual wildfire. He was
just arrested for starting a fire like in the area
after the main fire had began. And really it's just
completely misleading with like line journalists, and he he wasn't

(44:22):
an arsonist. It was just he was like on drugs,
Like it was just someone who was under distress started
a fire. But then they're like, I don't know this
guy is in connection to it. So then that feeds
this idea that there are singular human beings out there
um starting these fires. I could keep going. I mean
Q and On has their version. They've been doxing protesters

(44:43):
who have been arrested for fire related incidents and trying
to say like these are the kinds of people who
could be starting these fires. There were memes going around
that they were fucking lasers from space, that we're starting
these big blazes. Yeah it's a lot, yeah anything, but
like you know climate change, right, it's like we're willing

(45:07):
to brief like lasers and you know, uh Antifa and
all this ship. I don't understand that. Why like why
we're so susceptible to this spread of misinformation, Like, I mean,
this is bad, Like the fires I thought were something
like very tangible. It kind of happens every year, but
you know, now it's like more out of hand, and
then like all of a sudden, that's like Antifa, and

(45:27):
I'm like, wait what, Yeah, it's I guess it's like
we're like five. But things burning down is not a
bipartisan right, yeah, yeah, Well I think it's like anything, right,
you look at um, anything that forces us to be
a little bit more self aware and maybe look at
the decisions we make in our own behaviors. That there's

(45:49):
a group of people that are willing to even for
a moment, give that some thought, and people who are
absolutely unwilling. So whether if it's white supremacy, you could
be like, hmmm, how can I comebaut white supremacy? How
have I maybe even perpetuated in my own life. Then
there are people who go, that's not the deal. It's
just these all lives, man, I'm not willing to have

(46:13):
or even COVID. Right, that's white supremacy. The effects are
very real, They're all from all to see. Uh COVID.
The effects are very real, that the devastation is all
there for all to see. But for some people you
may have to begin to say, do I have a
responsibility to people in my community to change like what
my day to day is that I have to understand

(46:35):
that I have to extend empathy to people who aren't
able to work because that's actually the best interest of
the safety of our country or communities. So then they
don't want to have that discussion. They want to turn
this into I want to get on my boat or
fucking go to apple be whatever the funk they want
to do, And that's what it's about. And again it's

(46:58):
I'm sorry that too. I kind of been wanted to
do curbside curbside bees, curbside bees. I'd with some curbside bees.
I'm actually surprised that they're not. They're not. No, they
just have like they have like a I saw like
a patio outside of a Denny's yesterday that you gotta
have it. You gotta have a death wish to go

(47:19):
to applebeas. That's just brand that's just good branding. Yeah,
I got to got to And then even again with
the with the fires, we're looking at measurable damage. We
have enough to know we've had a heat waves and
lack of rain that these are cycles that feed each other.
But again, the global warming issue would have to af
force somebody to look at their own life and any

(47:41):
lifestyle choices they make. And if you don't want to
do that, fuck it. I'll blame fucking anti photo lasers
from space rather than being like, oh, yeah, maybe maybe
we have a problem with the climate. And there's very
little I mean, I feel like there's very little push
from public officials to like acknowledge that. I mean, it's
it's It was just blowing my mind over this weekend

(48:03):
where our mayor was just being like, well, just stay inside,
just stay inside and then the air won't hurt you.
So just stay inside, trying not to exercise too much
and cool. Good job team. When it's like that just
neglects so many vulnerable people, people who have to still
go to work and people who are unhoused. And he's

(48:23):
just like, no, just stay inside. Like just the the
privilege of tweeting that from your man. Fine, So what
the air qualities outside? This is what you do. Close
your great double paned windows because they're so energy efficient,
and then turn your central air on. Get it nice
and cool in your house, kick your feet up, have
a glass of champagne. Watch your favorite Felini flick and

(48:46):
just have a Saturday like the day, make a day
of it. Here's a Criterion Collection coupon. I'm just like,
do you, But but that's like applicable to so many
places and so many public officials that were spposed to
be able to trust or just like yeah, just don't
go outside, don't worry about it. It's Jesus fucking Christ.

(49:08):
How they how they handling it in like Washington and Oregon.
I mean, I mean there there's at least I mean,
I think in the areas where and our i mean
our listeners there please offer some insight into this. But
it doesn't that at least there are public officials in
areas that need evacuations who are stepping up. But it's

(49:30):
still like that's some bare minimum ship yeah right, yeah,
it does seem like such a small population that believe
all this conspiracy theory ship up there. But I'm like,
if I'm even hearing about it at all, I'm like,
that's fucking bad, I think. But it's just, you know,
it's like anything when you find yourself in a situation
where you're absolutely powerless and you don't know the first

(49:52):
step into feeling safe. Yeah, man, it's you gotta you're
gonna reach for the first fucking thing that offers. Dude,
I get that so much. That's actually like incredibly relatable
and kind of sad to you know, just anything to
explain because if it just happened and you're a truth
or so, do you want to kind of tell people
about that? Yeah? Man, you know, I mean, you guys

(50:14):
know the story uh loose loose change. It's you know,
it's all real, but it's true. I mean, it's it's
the same thing. I mean, it happens in every community.
There's conspiracy theories for every community, because all you need
is the combination of to feel powerless and not understand that.
You just need a way to explain your powerlessness, your helplessness,
and you can Some can do that in a way

(50:36):
that makes them very uncomfortable to look at how ugly
the world is. Sometimes you just want it wrapped up
in a bow and just say it's hippies with that
we're all black and have torn jeans. The biggest conspiracy
theory of all God, it's just started. Yeah, I don't know,
he sounds pretty chill. Yeah, back to this week, I

(51:00):
did too. They kicked me right out for for for
bringing up some of the stuff from that book. I
think I think I may have had it wrong and
maybe over simplified. Just raise your hand during a service
and excuse me? Do you have any thoughts on come
being from the priest is like doing something and like
and you're like, and I'm like, Hi, Hi, laud Dante

(51:21):
DOLTI newm this gentis? Um? Can we fuck in the
communey in one of the confessional books? If it's your wife,
if we're married, I'm married. I feel like it's my
right as a as a sin giving u churchgoer. Anyway,
all that to say, we need to take a quick
break and be right back. And we're back, and uh,

(51:52):
let's move on to some really disturbing news. Um. And
I hate to just you know, I know we were.
It's sometimes we need some lighthearted news, but I have
to just really steer the ship again into just warning
people about what is going on on Wheel of Fortune. There,
you're back this week, okay, and they're doing all kinds
of things to keep people very safe. Um. And this

(52:13):
is the deal I've I've posted in the dock for
everyone to see. How like what's what's you know, what
is Wheel of Fortunes place in in the fight against COVID?
What are they doing to keep us safe? I'm not
worried about Pat and you And uh, what's her name?
Vana White? Um? I almost called her Evanka White Vannah

(52:34):
White because there are socially distanced as a motherfucker to
begin with, like half the time, I don't see them
in the same shot till the end of the fucking episode.
So they're good contestants a little bit more, But what
about that wheel? What do they do? Um? And this
photo is just so funny And I'm sorry, now that's
a joke. Yes that welcome listeners have a terrible sense
of humor. But this image of one of the contestants

(52:56):
spinning the wheel with this like PVC condom to like
basically put on one of the rungs of the wheel
to like make sure no one's doing icky germ transfer,
It's just so funny to me. It seems like, I
don't know, it's like a simple, simple solution. Didn't they
like completely overthink this and just like hey, just like

(53:17):
wear gloves, stummy, do you know what I mean? Like,
why why would you make somebody hold that thing. It
looks like anyone who's been to a like mess hall
or cafeteria on a college campus, you will immediately recognize
it for its role as the salt shaker on a
on a any kind of institutional eatery. It's that same

(53:37):
sort of like one piece of plastic white tube. It
just seems like the bottom is missing from it. Um. Yeah,
I don't know. I'm glad. I'm glad we're safe. But
a glove, I guess the glove maybe would have freaked
people out too much. We're like, well, don't make it real.
That's yeah, that's interesting. I would like to see them
side by side because I think that would still yeah,
that would make it seem like things are really not safe,

(54:00):
because isn't there like would there be like what happens
when inevitably, right, a contestant loses their grip on the
little wheel condom and it gets stuck on the wheel
and the like, and then it's like then it starts
affecting the actual flipper and then maybe if you're smart,
you can start gaming, because like I know, if I
grab it over here, it's actually gonna slow it down
because it has a thicker piece to move there, making

(54:24):
it safer to have sex with the wheel. Yeah. Absolutely,
do we also need these? I guess yeah. The networks
do need their ad revenue. I keep forgetting. Everyone needs
to get the revenue going. And so if oh yeah
they do, they need to paint some soda company on
that little assault shaker thing, you know, Sastrol gt X, right,

(54:47):
deleting motor oil to keep your parts lubricated. Uh, we'll see.
So let's move on to another thing, which for me,
I'm very excited as somebody who grew up uh pretend
to be Will and fresh Prince of bel Air. Uh,
this is just warming my heart as you as you know,
there's been like a reboot being teased. There was like

(55:09):
a reunion between the original aunt Viv and Will. They
hadn't spoken in decades essentially. Um. And you know there's
like a new clothing line of all kinds of stuff
where you could have like that sort of inside out
pat you know, he used to wear his school uniform
inside out to expose that nice floral print on the
inside that was like a little swag thing. All of
this stuff is coming back and now all because it's

(55:31):
the thirtieth anniversary of the show. Now this is like
just like the like how the last Blockbuster in Oregon
was teaming up with Airbnb. Airbnb is now teaming up
with the homeowners of the people who own the actual
like the mansion for that had all the exteriors for
fresh Prince. You can stay there for one night. Damn.

(55:53):
This is not exciting to anybody but the middle approaching,
middle aged black and Theese guy. I need to I
need to see it. I need to see a price
tag on that. Okay, this is like I can go there,
come on only a handful of nights. And what's funny
is like, yeah are they are they giving the money somewhere?

(56:16):
Is it? Yeah? It goes to the Boys and I
believe Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia. Okay, which in
a way like if you're going to be charitable, like
why don't you bump the price up? Like yeah, said
and done. If you do it for maybe six nights,
what do you give them a hundred eighty bucks? Your
inbox is going to be full of people. At least
that's what the listing says right now, because you can't

(56:38):
pull up the Airbnb listing um and it's saying it's
at thirty a night, but the reservations will open up
September twenty nine. It's only available to residents of l
A County, and it can only be you and one
other person, and you have to be in the same household. Yeah,
to confirm that you're part of at least a germ
bubble of your own. You're not just like meeting up

(57:00):
and then turning it into a contamination site. The other
thing that's interesting the way they so, the way they
offer describe this night. The mansion offers access to what
would have been Will's bedroom and bathroom on the show,
along with the pool side lounge area and ritzy dining room.
They'll be greeted by bold graffiti art. Graffiti art. I
love that. That's yeah, that's what non graffiti people call.

(57:20):
Oh yeah, how honey, how's your graffiti art going? Yeah?
What what? Just let me I'm gonna throw up a
NonStop on at the old huge sticker in the shape,
like right, she says, like yeah, it's it's like this
is from Ike whatever, don't worry about it. It It looks
like you're Richard Branson Hotels. There's also family portraits from
this show, there's like his like wardrobe, so you can

(57:41):
try on someone like Will's clothes. Like there's like that
striped shirt that he wore from the intro some Jordan's.
There's also in Philly cheese steaks served on silver platters.
Come on, Yeah, okay, I've been slowly sold on this
whole thing. That's great and okay, so obviously this one
spoke to me personally. For y'all, it's a specific show.
If there was an Airbnb promo one night at X

(58:04):
real place from a show where what what are you
actually exact interesting? I would sleep in the Sopranos mansion
like that fun good that is very good. I would,
I say I would. I was watching Sister Sister over
the weekend, so that's top of my Sister Sister House

(58:25):
would be cool. Honestly, Gilmore Girls House would be cool,
even though it's toxic as fun. But what show can
we look back on? And I would stay in them
Girls House or this? Also, I was just on a
on a I would have nothing to do over the weekend.
I was looking on cameo. You can get the dude

(58:47):
who's like the French guy who works at the hotel. Yeah,
he'll do cameos for you, and he's like, hey, it's me,
blah blah blah. He's like, unfortunately no French accent, but
maybe I can do it for you for the cameo
had all those years. Yeah, that's fair. I get it.
He doesn't want to do the character anymore. I respect that.
Where do you want to I'd say, man, that's a

(59:07):
good question. Something from the night. I would say, Okay,
the test kitchen from Chopped, that'd be dope. I'll just
sleep right there to be very fucking cool. I like
that little war room that they have at the back
where the chefs are all like, oh, I think you
did pretty good, and you know, yeah, it's so much conflict,
so much like storage closet that's quest them. Yeah, that's

(59:29):
a pantry. I'll go. I'll go stay in the Chopped
pantry for two nights, but no more than thirty dollars.
That's right. And then I don't know, maybe god arrest
of development house maybe or something. The model house would
be dope. I think, yeah, that'd be cool. But yeah,
I think you get it. You can get a ton
of money for that. I think, yeah, Gilmore Girls, when

(59:51):
you could probably make a ton of money. It's funny
like whenever I went for a meeting, you know, at
last I had a meeting on the Warner Brothers back
load back before the pandemic, and like you kind of
walk right through like the fake Gass Stars Hollow area
and then you're like, man, I would be so bummed
out if I was like a fan and like just
seeing it, like just like I would be, I would
be thrilled. I would love to see Stars Hall. It's

(01:00:13):
so funny too, because now that I live here, You're like, oh,
this is just this is very clearly Burbank, Like they
go to the Burbank, they go to the Burbank Town
Center mall. On that show. All the time, I was like,
I know that old Naby, I'll returned shipped there. Oh
man Townsend, thank you for wait wait which oh the
Empire Center you mean I don't know, yeah, yeah, oh yeah,

(01:00:37):
it used to be called the Media Center, our Media
city Center back in the nineties. When I'll go to
Claire's and buy my magnetic ear rings, and that's been
a little bit of l a lore with my Lastly, Jamie,
I know you're so pumped because you love a debate.
You love, you love election season, you love the Democratic Party,
you love Donald Trump, you love Joe Biden, you love

(01:00:59):
you love, you have to love your factor. I love
eating bugs. You are in a jiu jitsu gang jets mob.
We know about. Uh. I saw you just do give
somebody a standing triangle a line of Pink's hot dog
for nothing from disrespecting you. Uh but yeah, now, okay,
you put this in the dog. But you're saying, there's
going Joe Rogan is somehow legitimately entering presidential politics and

(01:01:22):
someone so my understanding is that he uh that that
it seems more like a Trump instigation thing where this
guy Tim Kennedy at Tim Kennedy mm A don't know,
don't care, uh, tweeted on my podcast with Joe Rogan,
he offered to moderate a debate between Joe Biden and

(01:01:43):
Donald Trump. It would be four hours with no live audience.
So it's like, but it's like, from my perspective, Joe
Rogan says he'll do ship all the time, you know,
with not necessarily the expectation that people will take him.
Bought it. But Trump quote tweeted the whole thing, saying,

(01:02:03):
I do because he wants to marry Joe Rogan. Yeah,
that's like the second time in a week that he's
sort of quote tweeted him on something I believe right
like this is this would be I mean, however people
feel about Joe. Every time I should on Joe Rogan
on the podcast, I get dragged in comments for no
fucking reason but the but like, however you feel about him,

(01:02:26):
this would be a catastrophe. Joe Rogan is not qualified
to moderate a debate. He's already, you know, said on
multiple occasions that he'd rather vote for Trump than for Biden.
So he's like not quality. On top of it, he
has no fucking idea about politics at all. Like, in fact,

(01:02:46):
he's like aggressive about like I mean, he says that
I think to try and give himself to some deny
it plausible deniability, that he's like a trumper, Like I
don't even pay attention that ship. He just he just
moved to dodge taxes on his fifty million in dollar
Spotify things. So it's like, if you're if you're inclined
to defend Joe Rogan, like stop copying for multimillionaires and uh,

(01:03:10):
grow up, right, But also he's sick of jiu jitsu
and also here or he hosted Fear Factor Sick of Kicking.
So I'm gonna so, yeah, he just been to Texas
because he got a hundred fifty million dollar contract and
doesn't want to pay California Texas. So hell yeah, dude,
I feel like people it's there, you're gonna get gouged

(01:03:31):
out here. You'd be a fool to pay taxes in California,
you know. Yeah. Now he's in Austin and uh yeah,
we'll see that town get ruined further. Probably Christ Well,
I think I really hope this doesn't happen. I in
a way, I think we need to see it happen
as a country so we can just watch it all burn,
you know, be like I thought every part of it

(01:03:52):
by by the ninetieth minute, they will be full blown
like a sleep, you know what I mean. The idea
of a four hour debate, I can't. And like the
finger pointing between the two of them, He's like he's old,
and like I'm old, you're old, And then then Joe
will can be like I think he's sundowning or whatever,
and there it's all just going to be a mess.

(01:04:13):
They're gonna sat what if he made them smoke weed?
Like if they did, then you know, oh I hate
it here. I hate it here so much. That's the leadership.
We need a guy who can get to presidential Canadas
to chief a blunt on stage. That's a true unifier,
you know what I mean. I know, but that's why

(01:04:37):
you have to You have to life with that sense
of nihilism that you know, millennials are really honed and
gen X is perfected. Now yeah, well, oh with that note,
I love to end on a high note. So with that, Danny,
thank you so much for stop. I thank you for
blessing us with your food knowledge, for letting people know

(01:04:59):
that if or in the l A area, they can
hit you up on d M for unregulated street pasta.
Hell yeah, every son, I would love to hear that.
So where can people find you? Follow you, support you?
And what's a tweet been liking? Yeah? So you can
find me on Twitter and Instagram at Palumbro's p A
l U M p r O S. Also, I released

(01:05:19):
a stand up comedy album three weeks ago. It's called
good Morning Mr. You can buy it if you want,
but it's on Spotify for free. Last set I recorded
before the pandemic, Super proud of it. If you want
to pick a tweet that I liked, this is Charlie
Roebuck at Eggshell Friend. Very simple. It just says Mike's hard,
good for him. Pretty simple. That's my kind of tweet. Yeah, yeah, Jamie,

(01:05:53):
where can people find you? Follow you? What's the treat?
You know the deal where let's give it? Let it
break it down for us, the same ship you find
me at Jamie Lofts help on Twitter, Jamie christ Superstar
on Instagram, bad dog sunny if you're nasty? Uh? And
let's see what what am I? I don't do I

(01:06:15):
like tweets any more? Uh, let's see I'm all the
tweets I'm liking are so sad. Okay, I'm gonna recommend
an Ashley Ray tweet from at the Ashley Ray. She
posted a picture of Skylar Jissando. Does everybody know who's

(01:06:39):
Skylar jisondo is? It's not? You don't even need to
know what's a Skylar Jassemble? He plays Danny McBride's son
on Righteous Gemstones. Oh okay, okay, So it's a picture
of him, and she says, I feel deeply that Skylar
Jissando is my boy. Not like I'm attracted to him
or anything, but he is just emphatically my boy. Like

(01:07:01):
if I ran into him, the phrase Skylar, my boy
would immediately come out of my mouth. He has our
best boy, really my guy energy. I agree. He just
looks like someone that you're just like, yeah, that's like
it's like something like I would be like i would
see him on the street and I'm driving with a
friend of the car, I'm like, yo, Skyler, and he's like, hey,

(01:07:24):
looks like someone everybody knows. Yeah, and They're like, who
the funk was that? I'm like, I don't know, that's
just Skylar bro I don't know Skylar. No one can
describe exactly how they met Skylar, but just everybody knows him.
So that's that's from at the Ashley right, she's writing
some incredible stuff recently. Highly recommend her. Uh let's see
some tweets. I like when it just from at Billy

(01:07:47):
Wayne Davis. If you got maybe you've heard of this guy.
But he just said America is mostly people who have
never left their state, saying we have the best country
in the world, and I really appreciate that absolutely just
inject in a perspective from him. You can find me
at Miles of Gray on Twitter and Instagram, and also
my other podcasts. For twenty Day Fiance with Sophia Alexander,

(01:08:09):
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sie Geist dot com where we post our episodes and

(01:08:31):
our foot and arts. Jeez. Right, um, anyway, we're going
in there as well as let's talk about the song
that we are going to write out on now. I
wanted to. I wanted to, you know, put something from
Spotify or you know, Apple where you get your music
that you can find somely, but I just heard a
fucking another remix on SoundCloud that is just so good.

(01:08:56):
It speaks to me personally. D'angelo's album Voo Doo I
hold in high regard as one of the greatest albums
of all time. If you're not aware of it, it
has some of the most amazing productions, some of the
best musicians playing on it. Shout out Peno Palladino on base,
one of my favorite bass players, Quest Level on drums.
It's just a fucking all star group and this album

(01:09:17):
is just sex personified. Now. The thing about it is
people don't really remix it because it's just such a
good album. Until now. I found this remix of the
track Spanish Joint, which is really great track. You'll probably
remember it if you liked the album. Uh, and it's
remixed by an artist named Singulari's squared. I don't know
if the two is whatever. Soundclouds really hard to translate

(01:09:38):
what the names are these days. But this track is
such a great remix of a D'Angelo track that isn't
like trying to be I don't know, it's just giving
it its own life, its own bounce. So please enjoy
this on your Tuesday. Until then, we will see you
all later when we talk trends. But you know, other
than that, just bless yourself and treat yourself well. Despite
things might not be going right, there's plenty we can

(01:09:59):
keep focused on. We can still do good, so shout
out to do helpful stuff that's where you can really
see the beauty of humanity is when you can actually
see people helping each other out. Don't worry about what
the people we actually somehow pay to do that with
our tax dollars do. They're not doing it. Yeah, people
who are beautiful people, and please show yourself, Please like Gang,

(01:10:21):
show yourself to be the beautiful people that you are. Okay, Danna, Okay,
bye bye. Was nup to pill

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