Your Face (Won’t Exist) In 50 Years, Prince Harry (Styles)? 7.18.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season one, Episode four.
Up Dear Daily production by our Radio This there's a
podcast where we take a deep dive into america shared
consciousness and say, officially off the top, Hey, fuck Coke
Industries and fuck Fox News. It's Thursday, July eighteenth, two
thousand nineteen. My name is Jack O'Brien, a K Jack

(00:20):
two thousand eleven National Insurance Salesperson of the Year, third
runner up Midwest Division O'Brien, and I'm thrilled to be
joined as always by my co host Mr Miles. What
if God had laser shooting from the Hazy Skuys turning

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us to Crispy Friys laughing at our guys, and I
forget the vocal melody after that, laughing out our Christ
again to the tune of what If God Was One
of Us? By Joan j J, Joan Lucky and Joan Osborne,
the one like like a we're all of her songs

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about Christ and God they better not be. I don't know,
but yeah, thank you to Ruthie Fudge at Ruthless Fudge
for that aco. And actually, before we start, let's talk
about when we let Christ into our hearts? Because I
understand that's the thing that is happening on The Bachelor
now they're they're testifying, which is the thing that I
witnessed when I lived in Kentucky as a as a year.

(01:29):
You gotta testify, you know. Yeah, let everybody know. But
a Fellows Christian athletes. They had a game after school.
It was one of the better games going, and then
you had to sit through people testify telling you about
how they were saved and people who died in their
lives who weren't saved to scare you into being saved
by Jesus. Oh wow, it was wild, man, I mean,

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shout out to the South, shout out to everybody. Yeah, yeah,
all over, especially John Osborne. Wasn't her? Oh she wait
where is she? She's all of them Kentucky? Yeah? Yeah,
is that what you thought of that? Yes, that's what
I didn't know. There was an anchorage I didn't, you know.
And that's my Uh well, we are thrilled to be
joined in our third seat by the hilarious and talented

(02:14):
Brandy Posey. What is up, Brandy? Welcome back. I'm great.
Just the Google and Joan Osborne over there? Yeah, what
are her other songs. Her hair are her tight curls,
tight curls on that seven, She's still holding it down. Awesome.
She was raised Roman Catholic, but distanced herself from the

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church after childhood when she told her parents she wanted
to become a priest and then then she found out
that she couldn't be a priest not Wow. Yeah, so
if God was one of us, yeah, that was more
like man, think about it. Yeah, God was one of us,
just a stranger, one of us, something like bus or something. Yeah,

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just a stranger on the bus trying to find his
way home, just like all only rolling stone. God would
definitely own a car and it would be a chef
thank you so sick. It would be tricked out. Yeah.
God would definitely have truck nuts. What God truck nuts?
Um on his chariot coming down from Heaven with truck nuts.

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That is going to be That is the sign that
we are fucking truck nuts. That would be the kind
of second coming A lot of these conservatives think. I
think they imagine Jesus pulling up with the gun rack
and truck nuts. American God. Fuck. Yeah. Yeah that was
really Yeah. That was her first hit and then after
that When I look at her singles subsection on her Wikipedia,

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I'm like, I can't really remember much of these rights.
That's similar to Meredith Brooks, where Bitch is the one
main hit and that's all a classic jam and she
is a Christian artist. No, don't slander me that way.
I think. I think because Amy Grant turned out to
be a Christian artist. I just have it in my

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head that all hits from that era are by secretly
by Christian artists. It feels that way. Brooks from Corvallis, Oregon.
She feels like, isn't that where organ state is? Medford?
I have no idea. All right, Brandy, we're going to
get to know you a little bit better moment. First,
we're going to tell our listeners what we're talking about today.

(04:29):
We are talking about face app because that's what is
on everyone's mind right now. What will you look like
when you're older? How will this Russian company use your
face without your permission? We'll talk about that. We are
going to give a distraction update, distraction from the racism,
open racism that's going on, just general horrible ship happening

(04:53):
in the Trump administration. We're gonna talk about rand Paul
blocking the extension of the First Responders bill taking care
of the heroes of nine eleven. Uh, just one man
put his foot forward, put his neck on the line,
was spending out of control. He is that hero who
you know, in a way, he's his own hero. But

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we're gonna talk about why why he did that? Because
he sucks. Yeah, basically solved it done. We're gonna talk
about deep fakes, legislation, the laws around faking deep Uh.
We're gonna talk about Harry Styles as Prince Eric. Oh
button next, I'll get my take on that. I mean, headline,

(05:39):
Prince Harry Styles as Prince Eric not on my watch,
Not on my watch. I'll tell you why not even Well,
you know what I wanted, Prince Eric. That looks like me.
That's right, And I'll get into that later. Um. But first, Brandy,
we like task our guests. What is something from your
search history that is revealing about who you are? Well?

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I went down a real, a real hole yesterday by
googling a Sharon Durban Goodwill. I don't know if you
guys saw this or not yesterday, but the Land of
Lincoln Goodwill, so Goodwill. I don't know if you guys know,
there's not. So there's good Will Industries, and then they
have a bunch of different like franchise and corporations all
over the place, so they don't run the entire national
international thing. There's different CEOs in different places. And the

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woman that runs a bunch of them in Illinois, Uh,
she just fired a bunch of her disabled people, uh
because of the minimum wage being raised, even though she
gave herself a forty dollar raised last year and hired
on her son for a hundred thousand dollars. And there's
a really great reporter named Matt Mark Maxwell TV on

(06:43):
Twitter that I've been following that has been blowing up
the story, which is pretty great. So Goodwill's corporate is
like bringing down the hammer on them right now. So
and this lady is like Sharon Durban, She's a piece
of ship and she like they went on her Facebook,
and she has all these like liberals or Nazis and
like prayer in schools, the and not having prior in
schools the reason that like school shootings are happening. So
I was going down to real her yesterday. Huh. Yeah,

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So she ran like a whole division of Goodwill, but exactly. Yeah,
Like I think she has like thirteen stores across like
Illinois good Will franchise e. Yeah, so she fired a
bunch of disabled people. And her quote is also like
they should be happy they got a paycheck. Yeah, like
this could have just been vocational for them, exactly. And
you know what we say here, goodwill and good luck. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

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So I was going down a real hate hole on
that yesterday. But what is a good what's a good
animal for there to be a rabbit hole that is
filled with hate hole? Snake hole, snakehole, Yeah, snakehole, for sure,
that's good. What is something you think is overrated? Uh?
Potentially controversial opinion? The Rock is overrated? I think I'm

(07:55):
I'm turning out to whisper it, Like I just look,
you say things into a microphone and then you forget
the Internet's out there and the Rock. I mean, here's
the thing, I've been very pro Rock for a long time.
I think I've kind of turned the corner on the
Rock though lately now you're more of an Armageddon fan
or I mean I'm team Diesel number one, team Vin
Diesel number one. Oh Also yes, okay, sorry, Also my

(08:27):
favorite hair dryer and I prefer Arkham asylum. I don't know.
Uh no, Dwayne Johnson, the kind of turned a corner on.
I'm got a big issue with Tobbs and Shaw. I
think Jumanji sequels looks kind of weird. There's a lot
of weird cash grabs going on with him. I'm not
a fan of within the Fast Verse. Also, Vin Diesel's
like rule has always been that they make movies together

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because they are a family, and that way everybody gets
paid every time. Uh and then the rock coming in
and swooping in and making a side movie cuts out,
you know, a Tyrese everybody else except for him into
Statham and right, dam isn't even part. I mean these
are both people who are added last minute. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, family,

(09:07):
I got I got a big problem with that. And
I've turned a corner. So this is fast based. This
is fast based. Wow, Yeah, that's where it comes from.
So your so you your family? Yeah? Oh I'm I'm family.
The Fast Verse is my Star Wars. I prefer it.
Oh fuck yeah, I prefer it. Good for you. Yeah,
I like that ship. I know it's weird. I know
a few people who are like fast They live Fast

(09:31):
and they are in the Fast fam. I want to
I want to get a recommendation like one quarter mile
at a time? Right, Yeah? Is that what it is?
Is that right? Yeah? Alright, I was trying just go
in the bathroom and Fast and Furious has been a
diverse franchise from the start, become one lately. Yeah, man,

(09:53):
really good portrayal of Japanese culture and Tokyo dripped. I
might also shout out to the franchise pulling it down
just for boy they only they only shot like two
scenes there. Yeah, because in Japan they don't let people
funk around do stunts like in the street. They're like no,
like then we will go to Korea. Yeah, okay, I

(10:16):
appreciate it, Yeah, because I know a lot of Yeah,
like they're just sort of in general, they just don't
want like, well, what if something happens in the street
and we don't want to inconvenience people with like holding
up traffic, and if you want your stunt scenes go
wrong and you go through a fucking Lawson's convenience store,
you have problems. Man. Imagine just living in a world
where people people cared about you, yeah that much, where
they're like, well, we don't want to inconvenience the commuters.

(10:38):
And in Brazil they give you money. Now, in Brazil
they did that giant uh safe scene on an open road.
They didn't even block traffic, they just did that. Definitely,
were there many like look defensive on Thursday most of
the day. Do not drift downtown. If you do, you

(10:58):
may be in the movie, but we're not liable if
you die. That seeing kills a like the Good Guys
kill a like minimum of thirty people. Oh yeah, there's
just that thing is just swinging through buildings that like
I have people in them. It's just taking ship out.
But what a great scene. That's honestly, I'm I wish

(11:20):
that this is like a joke you see sometimes, but
I wish there were more mockumentaries about the fallout of actions.
Yeah you know what I mean, people like I remember
we were there on our honeymoon in Brazil, right, and um,
Eric went to go get me a Kaypernia, which is
what they drink there, and he was smashed by being

(11:41):
pulled by dodge charts. I love those movies so much,
They're so good. Yeah, and the thing about the rock okay, things,
I'm not going to weigh in one way or another
because I have been threatened. I've had my life threatened,
uh for for my Hot Rock takes. But no, I
I kind of agree with you. I think he's overrated.

(12:03):
I think he's I think people need to confront the
fact he's a Republican. He when he records with Vin Diesel. Uh,
you know, people think Vin Diesel is the dude from
the movie Vin Diesel is like a sensitive dn d
playing like dancer. Yeah, and The Rock has always like
mad at him and calling him like a candy ass
and ship. It's like he's a JBRONI what do you

(12:25):
want me to do? He's a bro? Yeah, I mean
it's just two man. I just think people need to
accept that. Well. I think you need to accept that
your expedited reservation to the SmackDown Hotel. Okay, Hey, I
fully I do fully accept that reservation. I'm confirmingvation for
how many nights? Now? I get it. I get it. Uh,

(12:47):
He's very likable in a lot of I think a
lot of people just hold the character the Rock in
their hearts and are starting to like and then when
you kind of see him out there, like you you're threat.
You walk this fine line, Dwayne. Right, Yeah, but you know,
maybe he'll run for presid maybe he'll primary Donald Trump
on the right. Right, I mean, I'm now for that.

(13:07):
Go for that. Please your power in that way. Just
leave Vin Diesel to funk along, because wow, you know
how toxic those debates would be. He's like, I mean,
look at him, who knows where he came from? Why
don't I rip your stupid to pay off your fucking head?
Turn the cheap day and he's just eating pictures eating
a pancakes, the fucking stormy Daniel's face. And then you

(13:30):
know what it would be the corporate elbow again if
he became the president. Yeah, see that that I can
go down that path. Yeah, I think that would work.
Work if you just way more toxic, because there's no
if if you want to toxic it up, can't out.
Dwayne is way too witty. He'll he'll have something for everything, exactly.
He just drops a he just raises an eyebrow during

(13:52):
the debate and then it's over for Trump. Toxic masculinity
for good. You Rudy pooh candy, um, Rudy pooh wow. Yeah,
but if you got pulled in by the Hillary Clinton
video where he like talked about Hillary Clinton. That was
a fake that fake, don't don't. Yeah, they thought he

(14:13):
was like singing a song about her, but it was
about another Wrestler's like okay, yeah, yeah, you know there's
there's there's plenty of legitimate things to go after the
rock for. We don't need to. That was amazing, but
that's simple comment. Look that yeah caused that set off
a firestorm in here. Yeah, so that's been the episode.
I also want to say real quick, if you have

(14:34):
not watched the Fast Verse and you want to know
how do I do it? There's eight movies? What do
I do? Highly recommend start at the beginning, started the beginning,
but watched them week to week as if it was
a weekly TV show with a couple of friends, because
like take eight weeks and be like every Wednesday, we're
getting together, We're having Fast Nights, somebody's making dinner, somebody's
bringing beers, And that's what you do because you cheer
your coronas and say we're we're all family. And because

(14:58):
when you watch them like that, you don't realize how
many weird details are connected throughout all the movies and
it's because Vin Diesel is a D and D guy.
He like built the world way more than he ever
needed to involved in the writing. Oh yeah, he's like
he's like yeah, he's like he's a huge part of
those movies. Yeah, and yeah, there's just like weird tertiary
characters to come back six movies later. Exactly what? And

(15:19):
they're like, I think Brian always has a skyline? Yea,
exactly what is something you think is underrated shopping in
real life? All right? Underrated? Yeah? Underrated? It's great. Once
the last of you guys are just in a target
walking around. You know, my new thing is getting high
and going to farmers markets are Supermarke like, I love

(15:40):
grocery shopping now, yeah, and I think it's crazy, Like
how must time I'm taking in the motherfucker's store. I'm like,
my list would be five fucking things. And then I'm like,
what if man, how can I turn this simple dish up?
I'm lost? You just go off prompter. Yeah, that's when

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you like find out how much you really believe in
yourself at a grocery store. When you were like, well,
I could use a walk, I could figure this out.
I do all the grocery shopping for my family, and yeah,
it's my chance to get caught up on podcasts. Then
it's yeah, I also like the mall to again also
high with sunglasses on um. But like, I think there's

(16:23):
more of a nostalgia for the mall. I realized because
I remember the excitement I had as like an adolescent
being dropped off at the mall because that's that's what
the kids used to do. My mom will give me
ten bucks and be like, I'll see you in fucking
three hours, maybe laugh for six hours. And I think, yeah,
going back to those times, simpler times, it's just nice.
It's like it kind of feels like being on an
airplane to where you know, like your responsibilities are just

(16:46):
like gone because you're like my purpose right now is
just to travel, or like my purpose right now is
just to buy these things, like we can't do anything else. Yeah,
it's no distractions. It's great, not connected. Yeah, I'm like
frivently against online shopping. I haven't done it and maybe
five years, and it's delightful. Yeah, you're against it as
an experience or ideologically because requires human abuse, well human

(17:09):
abuse and environmental impact. It's pretty crazy. I don't want
to put any money, and especially Jeff Bezos his pocket,
so I mean, I mean he could use a couple
of bucks right well. And also it's swammed on those taxes.
It's true, you know, it's crazy. I mean, but we
should be giving him money and we haven't. I mean,
think about the ac we must tribute to our corporate overlords,

(17:31):
all those tie things you've been putting aside for your
When we killed religion, the money went straight to politics.
Take into the Amazon instead. Uh yeah, no, I just
like it's great. Also if you make a list of
things and you're like, no, I'm gonna buy him in person.
If it's not that important to you to go get it,
you're not going to get it. So it's not important.
So there's things you don't buy just to get the
dopamine hit. Yeah it doesn't fit. Yeah, honestly the other

(17:55):
thing that's a scam of online shopping because I'm, um,
what's the word lazy? So if I get some ship
that doesn't fit, I'm like, man, I got to like
put a sticker on here and then go somewhere to
give my money and then cut to a pile of
new ship in my closet and then like every three years,
I'm like, you want these shorts? Yeah, my fucking thighs
can't fit in exactly. I thought it would look cool

(18:18):
like some rich dude in the seventies on vacation. His
short shorts short did not work. Yeah. I have so
many shorts that are just too short and too like
thin for my legs to like ever to comfortably wear them.
Like they're too tight. Oh materials, it's sheer, translucent, and
I've never I'm comfortable. Like I went from baggy jeans

(18:42):
to like, you know, less baggy jeans made that leap,
but I can never do it with shorts short and
like shorter shorts, shorter shorts. I like it. The more
I'm I'm proud of my quadriceps. I'm like, yeah, let
me fucking flex on that. You guys should have a
short short day. Wow, okay, quad off? Uh? And finally,
what is a myth? What's something people think it's true?

(19:02):
You know to be false? Viking helmets did not have horns. Yeah,
they did not have horns. Your face, idiots, really stupid
kids in your Halloween costumes. Really hurt, really hurt to
find that one out. Also, especially because my junior year
in college, I went to Iceland for spring break because
me and my friends I wanted to do the opposite

(19:23):
of camcoon livery week. Wait is this when you're in college? Yeah?
So you were like the fucking o g isolating hipster. Yeah,
you're like, oh, now everyone's going it's hilarious because I'm like,
I've known about Iceland for like twenty years now. You
want to go to calcar and cold course adorable? That's fun.

(19:47):
But Viking ships left there. I love it because they
hate Christopher Columbus, like with a fucking passionate, as they should,
but like they will spit on the ground if you
bring his name up, which is pretty sick because they
discovered America. Yeah, and they're pretty salty about it. Yeah,
like that guy. And then they just got the ship
kicked out of them by the Native Americans. Where did

(20:07):
the where did that portrayal come from? Where they had
like because I know they like, where did that start?
Like an art or something? It's from like an opera
in the nineteenth century? Got it written by Wagner I think?
And there was also like a religious ceremony helmet from
the time that priests will wear that had horns, and
it would be like in the future if people had us,

(20:31):
like our soldiers running around wearing pope hats. Yeah, like
on the battlefield wildly uh you know, impractical, but it
looks it's like an easy way to identify there is
Viking way the people that settled they were fleeing the
other wild ass Vikings, like in Norway and ship They're like, no,

(20:51):
we're not We're not up this ship. Go to this island.
I'm like, all right, Iceland, Yeah, we're some chill in
this sweet island with active volcano, every fucking ecosystem imaginable
ways what everything excepted jungle basically yeah. Yeah, Yeah. It
feels like you're on the moon too, because there's just
like volcanic rock with moss all over it everywhere, Like
there's no real there's not a lot of grass there.

(21:12):
Check out the New York video for yoga. I feel
like Iceland, Berlin and Japan are like the only places
that hipsters are were allowed to travel to in the past. Tanks,
Oh yeah, where you say, Ice, Iceland, Japan, and Berlin.
I don't forget to loom Tom, but to looms dead.
Tolum has been dead for a couple of years. No,

(21:33):
I don't know. I still see very unmassed a lot
of those. Yeah, I think Porto Barta is making making
it come back and been hearing a lot a lot
of hipsters the railway in Guatemala. Fucking get your ass
out there. The Mayans considered it the center of the universe.
And when you go there, you're like, this ship is

(21:54):
a fucking tight It's surrounded by three volcanoes, and it
looks like Hawaii, but it's a lake. It's like, imagine
if you condensed all of like the visuals of like
all the green and rolling hills and volcanoes water, and
you're on this very calm lake that the Mayan style
was the center of the university. That sounds yeah, that's
within ten years that will become the next hip Yeah. Yeah,

(22:17):
you just sucked it up. Man a good man, I
was already there all nine. Man's good. That's all right,
We're gonna take a quick race. Also, just one more
place I would recommend, uh is Florence, Italy. If you
haven't simply must you simply must go. Have you ever
tried the arugula there? Uh? I'm sorry. Oh, it's called

(22:40):
Arucola there. Yes, yes, worst, all right, we're gonna take
a quick break. I might be I might not be here,
but Miles will be back and we're back. Yes, I

(23:06):
decided to stay. Okay, good, thank you, getting close. One
more Florence, one more phonetic pronunciation of olive garden, uh,
and I'm out. Uh. So let's talk about the ship
that's going on in the I guess it's still the
fallout from just the open racism, the President basically coming

(23:28):
out of the closet again as an open racist over
the weekend, and the Republican Party failing to be able
to deal with It's still NonStop. And then there's another stay.
I read that Trump was mad that the defenses of
his comments were too weak. It's like, my man, like,
the only what, I guess, the only thing that would

(23:50):
make him be like that was good if he's like,
yeah he's racist, so right, which is really what they're thinking.
Yeah he's like a new racist, Yeah exactly new coke um.
But yeah, just to you know, obviously this is all
a distraction because it creates all this other conversation around well,
what is racism like, no, no, no, no no, no, no, no,
we already we know what that is. We don't need
a way start what is Jeffrey Epstein. So let's touch

(24:14):
in very quickly because they're there. What is fun about
Racism Denial Fest twenty nineteen is that we are seeing
them really run out of like intellectual ammo here to
try and like fucking pivot off this ship. First up
is Chris Kobak, Mr fucking voter fraud crusader himself who
misspelled his own fucking name on an application to run
for office. Ps um. He couldn't even process his own

(24:36):
defense of Trump's comments. Um, and Chris Cuomo credit to him.
I mean, aside from having a fucking Nazi on Richard
Spencer a couple of nights ago, Jake Tapper, get the
funk out of here. I don't know the funk that
was about. Um. Chris Cuomo actually did a good job
of just sucking pulling apart Chris Kobak's brain about this
whole controversy. He doesn't like what's going on with the news.

(24:58):
He picks a race battle happens time and time again,
and you guys defend him. No, he didn't pick a
race battle. He picked the battle and then the left
and you choose to characterize it as a race Battle's
what do you want me to do? When he makes
a racist comment? I call him a demagogue because I
don't want to get into the business of what he
thinks he is. Because in our political culture, if he
says I'm not a racist, then it gives guys like

(25:21):
you cover to defend him. But let me ask you,
what would you do if the president said I am
a racist that's why I said it. What would you do? Uh?
Then I would Then I would not defend him, because
there's no excuse for racism in America? Would you still
support him as president? Um, you have to think you
have to you would support a racist. Really, i'd have

(25:45):
to know who was running against him a racist looking
and you have to know. I mean, you're you're making
Chris come on, can't be that artisan? These are he's
the whole time before he's like, well, if you actually
look at the words he used, he was where they're from?
There from the Bronx Detroit. I guess she's from Somalia.

(26:09):
But like, that's not what it's about. Like it was
it was a cringe e fucking interview, But again that's
where he is. And he starts laughing in the middle
of he laughed. He laughed when he said, what depends
on who's running against because he knew immediately, like you
got me, because he was sort of doing like he
was doing the laugh like come on, man, like you

(26:30):
know racist, man, don't come on, don't make me say
this out of here. You know I am, and you
know I can't say it. This is the weird fucking
position they're caught in because again, racism can't be real,
because if it is real, then the GOP has to
fully consume itself in the fires of racism. Now, the
real racism is that Nancy Pelosi called Trump's comments racist
on the House floor, which is technically against the rules. So,

(26:55):
I mean, isn't she the one race racism? Thank you,
Brian killing me? You're right? Uh yeah. They lost their
ship when they took that vote because she's she characterizes
comments haven't struck from the records. And then even on
Fox and Friends are like the Brian kill meats Cadence
was literally like a bully who's been fucking with all
the kids, and the little kids smacked him in the mouth,

(27:16):
and he smacked me and she said he's racist and
that that's not the rules, and they're bad. Okay, fine,
moving on one more. Mike Kelly from Pennsylvania had this
fucking singer. He said, quote, well, they're asking about his comments.
You know they talk about he's this is what he's saying.
In response to, well, what about all these these fucking
racially insensitive, racist comments about people of color color? His response,

(27:40):
you know they talk about people of color. I'm a
person of color. I'm white. I'm an Anglo Saxon. I'm
a color, I'm white. Have you seen the Great White
Hype with Sam Jacks. Yeah, there's a moment where Damon
Wains he's you know, he's a prize fighter. He's hell
out of shape to fight Irish Bobby Conklin I believe
is Peterberg's name in it. And they're like, man, what

(28:02):
do you look at you? You're not even in shape.
He goes, I am in shape, I'm round. Yeah, I
am a color, I'm white. So where I should be
offended too? Right now? Wow, you completely have abandoned history. Yeah, um,
and understand what the dominant culture is in this universe? Yeah,

(28:25):
it's it's where that's a white supremacist argument that like
the white races like being threatened and people are like right,
but to use that to try and obscure what a
person of color is, you know that one that's just
like this is all you all got now, because really
they tried to spend what's about socialism? And again we're

(28:47):
very close now and that's like why it's been creeping
because eventually they will be pushed to a point where
I think logically they will have to be like, well,
what's the problem. Yeah, I mean, because what we're talking
about are a subset of people who don't don't, don't
know how to live at blah blah blah. And that's
really where this is. I mean, this is a function
of their voter base, right, Like the Trump became five

(29:11):
points more popular with Republicans after that tweet storm, after
his racist chit. I mean, you know, it's called veiled racism,
but the veil is becoming so thin, right, it's just
going to eventually just become there then yeah, your face
is now off right, Um? But yeah, yeah, So let's

(29:31):
talk about real news, all right. There's a new tape
of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein just growing down super hard,
so fucking hard while ogling the Buffalo bills cheerleaders. Oh
those are bills cheerleaders. Yea, cheerleaders, because remember Trump was
thinking about buying that. Yeah, it's interesting because first of all,

(29:57):
I don't believe that Trump has never done cocaine, because
this is a cokiest clip I've ever seen of just anybody.
But but then his his eyebrow also appears to be
falling off. But but they are like such homies. It's
like he's like they can double over and laughter and
and clearly pointing to women and being like she's had

(30:19):
whispering in the ear, like she got her five years ago.
Right yeah, yeah, um, so you know that's not a
great look. But again, let me talk of this other
thing in the keep keep the racism conversation. Let's try
and let's try and define and quantify and qualify what
racism is and let that consume all the oxygen, because
I don't we don't need more footage of uh, two

(30:43):
sexual predators yucking it up right into well it sucks
like the Dems are also going to play that game
because they want to keep Billy Boy as far away.
You know what, let his as yeah, five to Yeah,
let's just let him I've been involved fucking thing down
because that can actually make room for the new generation

(31:04):
right people. Yeah, there's nothing. There's nothing about the people
the politicians that like, if he goes away, there's gonna
be room for other people like that where it's not
gonna change how people vote. It's just gonna make people
be like, yeah, that guy always did see him a
little bit disgusting. Part isn't ship man when like, nothing

(31:25):
is objectively good or bad when you look at her
through the lens of left or right. I saw something
by the way that I just found out is that
you can tell Trump. This dude who's been fact checking
everything Trump says uh since he came into office, said
that you can tell he's lying if he tells a
story where someone calls him sir. Any time he does that,

(31:47):
it's like guarantee. He's like that's a lie. Wait, so
what do you mean, Like, what's an example? There was
the thing about he had like generals and they were
they came up to him and they were like, sir,
we've got to do this attack on Iran. And I
was like like that. The guy was like, that's a
lot that you can tell automatically if somebody calls him
sir like for some reason. That's just a weird tick.

(32:09):
He has it so funny. Just keep an eye out
for playing him in poker. I want to see all
the tells. And what did your brain tell you about
your hand? Said sir bet at all in the river.
This house is so fully called my hand Danny Tanner.

(32:33):
That's way too clever for him. Yeah. Yeah, it's hard
to hear in these streets. He's never watched watched scripted television, right,
And I theory I have about him. I don't think
he's ever watched a scripted He probably watched that Beauty
and the Beast old school soap opera from the yea
was that called? I think it was. I didn't have
like some other weird fancy name with the beast like

(32:53):
lived in the sewers like a turtle. He was all
fancy looking. You know what I'm talking about? That show? Yeah,
I know you're talking about guess in my I have
not watched it since being a kid. It was called
Beauty in the Beast with Ron Perlman as the beat. Yes,
um my memory, he lives in the sore like a turtle,
probably because I was watching a lot. Yeah, you're conflating

(33:15):
the two like anthropomorphic animals live in the gutter where
they should be. Fucking mutants should be in the sewers.
Nobody quote me on this. This is how I get canceled.
Like you hear take on mutants when when the mutants
do come out of the woodwork, you will be first
against the wall. Um, yeah, I'll take that. I'll take that.

(33:37):
I should have I should have respected the mutants. Also,
so again we talked about the child separation passy, another
thing that they don't want us talking about, or they
don't want people to be analyzing. Along with that, there
was over the weekend, a managed to coma Washington, attacked
an ice to detention center with incendiary devices. He had
a rifle. Hero wrote a whole manifesto about him. He
could not stand idly by as these atrocities are being

(34:00):
committed and these migrants are being put in concentration camps.
And he was shot and killed by the police. This
is this is where we're at right now. I think
people need to take a second to understand there are
some people out here who see how little action is
happening and are now beginning to say, I don't know
what else to do. I'll take this into my own hand. Yes,
was that amazing Pence visit to one of the attention

(34:23):
facilities where you could tell he didn't even consider talking
to a single one of the people. He just stood
back and like talked about them to the guy next
to him and looked at them like they were animals
and in the eye. Yeah, hey, Mike, what if God
was one of them? Whatever? I use God as crazy

(34:45):
to excuse my homophobias, xenophobia, racism, and every other ship bad. Also,
I hate snakes, but that's because the Bible says Did
he really say that? No? But I feel like he's
the type of like like someone with a snake came in,
he would be like untrustworthy. Oh no, mother, should we go?
Should we go? It might be the only thing I
have in common with my pants. You're not a snake,

(35:07):
You're not. I just don't trust them when they tell
you something. Why do you own one that's my thing?
Because usually yeah, well because then you see that's where
it is. Or you have to buy adorable little mice
to feed them. Your snake, like that snake live you
tea mouse snake cretic, Yeah for sure her jaw and

(35:32):
eats a whole pow. Whatever meat I'm eating be put
live on the table in front of me or else.
I'm just not that interested. I won't need as sexy.
It's not as, it's not as. It's mostly that I
just don't understand the pet that you can't pet you
can pet at a snake. Wow, can you? I feel

(35:52):
like this is I've never met I've never met a
friendly snake. My friend had a little constrictor. I remember,
like when we were in junior high, just thosure here.
We got some pushback from the snake people world one
time when strike it all from the record. Yeah, so
we're being we're no, we see we're you know, And

(36:14):
I learned about the snakes. But also I did have
a friend shout to Ryan Melvin Um he had a
snake and he would just like let that ship just
slither all over him all the time. Can we just
play fucking mega man like without this snig going on?
But then he's like, no, you can touch it and
it was like cold, and that's when I was like, yeah,
very dry. I always expect snakes to be like the gooey. Yeah,

(36:35):
it looked like they'd be gooey or like some kind Yeah,
but they're just like dry as fuck. Yeah. Man, Yeah,
you would prefer a gooy snake. Na. That's just always
been my experience. It feels like here, I don't know,
like a Steve Martin sense of human Yeah. So yeah,
aside from people fighting creeping fascism, um and boy, it's intense. Also,

(36:57):
let's talk about Eric Garner because it's killer got off
fucking scott free all because William Barr made the final
decision to not charge the officer because federal prosecutors in
Brooklyn we're like, well, I don't think we have to,
while the Civil Rights Division of the d o J
was like, you need to pursue charges. This man strangled
this dude to death using a legal move. Yes, also

(37:19):
like like the move itself is actually illegal, regardless of
everything else in so again, yeah, and I live when
you look at all these stories, it has all the
things that they don't want to admit that they have
a hand in, which is sexual predation, uh, the just
attacks on migrant people in the situation there, and unfettered

(37:41):
white supremacy and racism to the pointing people. Yeah, they're
they're okay with white supremacy. Like in terms of how
you talk about people. Did Drudge bring up this guy
into Kama Washington much a little bit? I feel like
they would, but then partly maybe they don't because they
don't want people to think that it's that bad someone

(38:01):
would be driven to that point, right, Yeah, I mean yeah,
they're probably playing it more. Is like the liberal gone cuckoo.
It's like they're there. Yeah, I mean you would think
he would go real hard on that, right, that he
would be like because this person was also an anti fascist,
So you think that has all the spin that they
want to do. The elements are there for that. That's

(38:23):
how bad it is that they like, they're like this,
we could use this, but we also don't want to
call any attention to it. Right, So I don't want
to make a hero. But it shows you, I mean
like there needs to be more direct action. And I mean,
let's be real in this country. Ship it's hard to
solve ship with little votes here and there. Let's let's
talk directly to the guy that made the area on

(38:45):
Facebook event. Maybe he can harness those two point five
millions people exactly and not go to Area fifty one,
but maybe we just go to the closest detention center
and overthrown be like yeah, let these people go yeah yeah,
yeah exactly. What if we just did that instead? Well,
speaking of solving things with votes, Rand Paul blocked an

(39:06):
extension of a bill that takes care of first responders
UH to nine eleven for like just unmitigated heroes like
the the like without dispute, people who sacrificed their health
too for their country and the most straightforward way possible

(39:28):
are suffering the health consequences. And that's definitely an under
reported story, like how fucked up the air was down there,
and like all all the bad ship that first responders
are having to deal with. And this is an incredibly
bipartisan bill. Uh. And your boy Ran Paul came in
and was like, uh, I think we're spending too much money. Yeah,

(39:53):
it's like, oh really, Mr tax cut fun right because
he he did vote for the President's tax cuts, so
he would rather give money to giant corporations and then
then to these people who just bravely went to go
try and help their their neighbors, their community members. And
then also like we don't tell him what the funk

(40:16):
they were actually breathing in when they're working on the
pile and things like that, and now with all these illnesses,
they don't want to help. And it's funny too, because, uh,
you know, Mitch McConnell was essentially shamed into being like,
but Kirsten Jillibrand basically tried to get consent to bring
this to a vote, and that's when he was just like, well,
I think we should have a debate and then blew

(40:38):
the whole thing up. I mean, people still expect this
to be actually voted on to pass the bill before
August sewod. But it's like, yo, she was just trying
to get unanimous consent to be like, can we just
vote on this and get this done and help these people,
and it's like we need to have a debate on
the debt. Yeah, it's fucking disingenuous, and I you know,
part of me thinks like that was Mitch McConnell's game,

(41:00):
Like tell them, tell the first responders to their face.
I want to do the world fucking turd. Yeah exactly, man,
how is it like I don't even understand, like even
if you were on the right, you know, like for
all the people who use nine eleven as a rallying
cry and be like those brave men and women that
you could even see what rand Paul did and be like, well,

(41:20):
m m, I'm behind him on that one, I guess
because it's their Libertarians, and so they're like, well, the
corporation's got all that money, fair and square, so they
should just keep getting all the money. Whereas these first
responders stupid on them. They shouldn't expect to cut I mean,
I wouldn't have I wouldn't have ran into a burning building, right, Hey,

(41:43):
the people inside of that building should have pulled themselves
up by their boots out. I'll fight my neighbor over
how long my fucking grasses. The people inside the buildings
should have pulled themselves out by the bootstraps, is yeah,
thank you. It's a Republican take on seriously, ship um

(42:04):
all right, yeah uh, let's take a quick break to
think about that. We'll be back. Well, we're back, and
Congress is doing their best to deal with legislation to

(42:29):
deal with the the existence of deep pigs, which if
I had to pick a legislative body to deal with
emerging technology that even people who are young and know
how to use it don't fully understand the implications of
I would definitely not pick Congress. And it looks because

(42:53):
they had to have Facebook explained to them, like fine
Stein is a gamer, bro, what are you talking? So?
Like I like snake on min Nokia ninety it like
I used three and seven. That's how you know I'm baller. Yeah,
it's it's a very weird, uh sort of process that's

(43:14):
going on because it's a very very complex thing deep
fakes already, because you know, there's there's a lot of applications.
It can be used in films, Can you be used
for satirical purposes, which would be covered under the First Amendment.
Then you have people, then you but then you have
the fight against misinformation, which I understand is very serious

(43:35):
and deep fakes could fucking potentially funk a lot of
people's heads up for a moment. So right now they've
got two bills introduced um. One is like called the
Malicious Deep Fake Prohibition Act, which makes it quote, make
it a federal crime to creator distribute a deep fake
when doing so would facilitate illegal conduct. But basically this
is already like prohibited under other laws, so it's not

(43:58):
necessarily it's just making like a specific deep fake punishment
more intense for doing something like right, it's just basically
saying the law applies to deep fix. Yeah, and then
but if it is, it's even harder because we're out,
we're actually you know, highlighting deep fix is like a
very serious issue. Then there's the Deep Fakes Accountability Act,
which is basically saying you need water like mandatory water

(44:20):
marks are clear labeling on deep fax. But like, again,
these are things that a lot of critics are like,
this is more ship that like it's not gonna stop
bad actors who live outside the US, right, Like, Okay,
come get me. I'm sucking Gucca for Goosta, for whatever
you wanna call me. I'll do whatever funk I want
and you can't do ship. So it's sort of like
this thing where it's like, Okay, we get what you're

(44:41):
trying to do. Um. And also just a quick little
detail about the Deep Fix Accountability Act. There is an
exemption for officers and employees of the United States who
create deep fix in furtherance of public safety or national security.
I was actually just gonna ask I was hoping that
they were going to carve something out so that the
FBI can fun our heads. Yeah can well, you know,

(45:02):
you never know when they're going to need to lie
to us to like yeah, right, okay, you've been doing
about everything forever. But they're they're like, man, these deep
figs could be pretty good to like smear civil rights leaders,
right exactly exactly before we have to just like kill
them they get canceled. It's sort of like what, I

(45:25):
don't know. When I read that, I was like, oh no,
this is all so a lot of this too, is
like the extension of that is Congress is now trying
to look at social media because that's where all this
ship fucking just spreads. And then they're like, well, what
do we do? I mean, there are there's already rules
and regulations that basically govern these sites saying that they
can find their own ways of moderating this content. Um,

(45:46):
so it's sort of like a consequence free environment that
they can actually like innovate on how to do it.
But like they're trying to change the rules just be
like no, man, if this ship is on there, like
it's done, so it's I get it, you know, Like
this is a fucking I get the I get the
issue of deep fakes, but I don't know if like
rushing to get this ship done in time for is
a good move when uh, you can always amend it.

(46:08):
But yeah, but I just don't think that's gonna do ship. Yeah,
it's just gonna be I just a lot of people
are like this could be a slippery slope now because like,
you know, you can cry the harm of deep fakes too,
but also at what costs? Like what's the knock on
effect of it? I mean, especially when you see like
everyone can do deep fakes except the fats, Right, Yeah,

(46:29):
something bad will happen with deep fakes, and then there
will be some legislation or something, but something bad will
have to happen before well. And also it's like, what's
to stop somebody from a real video coming out, say,
of you hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein, and uh, he's
saying it's a deep fake. I totally thought, like the
when the Access Hollywood tape came out, I was like, Oh,

(46:49):
he's just gonna claim it's not a real recording and
then he didn't. Really Like the one benefit is you
could you can prove when a video has been altered
typic or at least you know, I mean, unless they're
trying to literally just out of thin air do some ship.
But you have to get like a technical expert to
testify to it, and nobody like listens past the first

(47:11):
sentence of the news story. They had to do that,
or they did that with the Access Hollywood tape. I
remember they had like forensic analysts like go over the
audio to make sure it wasn't doctored. But I think
at that point most people are like, yeah, he's a predator,
so he for sure is yeah. Yeah, he realized that
it was gonna make people like him more. Yeah, yeah,
because I've been in rooms. Women for Trump started that

(47:32):
the day after that recording came here. Um, all right,
well let's talk about the latest sort of deep fake
ish technology that's kind of everywhere right now. Mostly fun
to use on other people's faces in my opinion, but
the face app is a lot of people are using it.

(47:53):
Apparently they now have access to over one hundred million
and of our faces, over a hundred million faces have
been uploaded. I did not upload mine, but my friend
uploaded mine, and SI was like, yo, you look like
you're dad. Uh, did you look like your dad? Yeah?

(48:14):
Oh shit. So some things that people are pointing out
is that this is not done in your phone. This
is done on a server elsewhere. So you were having
to give them basically upload a picture of you to
the cloud because it's processed on the cloud rather than
like in your phone. But I mean, like you know,
as we were talking, it's just like there's so many

(48:35):
other apps too that are faking doing nasty ship. A
lot of people, you know, a lot of people were
like on the like, I was high on the internet
looking at something and someone tweeted It's like, I don't
know who makes face app, right, And then I started
looking at like a company in St. Petersburg, Russia, like
where the Internet Research Agency was based. And then I
was like I'm high. And then I'm like, wait, I

(48:55):
make ship on the internet. My ship is already all
over there. I'm like face apple way right. I did
not even do it, not even because my privacy concerns,
because I'm sucking. I mean, the cat's out of the bag,
and at this point I think worrying about this might
not you know whatever, that's that's your prerogatives. Yeah, obviously
when you're in the line, like, like, all three of
us are exactly out there now. Pandora's box has been beloved,

(49:18):
wide open. It's not like my face isn't already on
every phone in America pre installed. Yeah, you're in the
background faces the Utuo Santa Barbara. You know that song
that comes on what is this Ghost? And I'm like, yo,
and I don't I don't have the wherewithal to delete it.

(49:39):
I don't know anyway, So, uh, my biggest concern was
I just didn't want to see my face looking that old. Ye,
it was purely out of my own fear of mortality.
Well also number one, I like that they think we're
all going to make it that long. And also there
wasn't gonna be here. It's that's true imaginative fantasy. App
It's fantasy. Here's what you would have looked like if

(50:01):
global warming didn't kill the time I have a child,
put it on them now to them, boy, Yeah exactly. Yeah.
I did wonder like what my kids would look like
through it, But there's no way I'm uploading their face
to it. But has anybody done it on babies? Yes?
And they're fucking hilarious. Yeah, I mean like that's why

(50:23):
it's so fun. But I mean, look, if you if
they really did have really nefarious intentions in mind, what
better way than to play on people's narcissism and now
download this thing and show your face in this way?
Yeah I almost deserve it. Yeah, somebody should make this out.
But then just like make it fun. What can't there
just be a fun version of this, like an innocent one.

(50:44):
Yeah that isn't like keeping our faces a server and yeah, yeah,
well what are you gonna do? You know, Yeah, just
if they don't have creepy access to your pictures. Um,
And this is something we I think we've covered before
on the site that was correct. People have had their
faces used. Like a couple was walking around and looked

(51:07):
at in the window of a grocery store and one
of their family pictures was being used to advertise something
at the grocery store. And it was just because they
had uploaded on like I forget what, uh some app?
But and that app owned it and we sold it
to a company. Yeah. I think a lot of people
like if they want to be kind of shook about

(51:28):
face app. Some people were just pointing that, like, well
it could you might be open to the Russian security
services having your photo or something very quickly, or like
if that was like a Chinese app, that could also
be a concern or whatever. But look at this point,
everyone's given everything away. Yeah you know what I mean.
So I'm just gonna start wearing Juggalo makeup all the time. Yeah, yeah,

(51:50):
that's just my plan from now on. The story there
was a story about how Juggalo makeup basically kept you
from being recognized by facial recognition technology. It's like you
couldn't design a cup better. Yeah, Like the Juggalos word
designed because it uses like points on your jaw chin
and eyebrows and things like that. But if you're painting
on a whole new fucking jawline and eyebrows all whacking ship,

(52:12):
They're like, don't don't know, but that's for very like
the one dimensional version or two dimensional version. Whereas like
if you know, like with your face app, like if
you have like an iPhone that uses like facial scan,
then you straight up like it doesn't matter if you
have Jugglo makeup because it's using like spatial points to
figure out where your nose is in relation to your chin.

(52:34):
So I was gonna say juggalos and drag queens are
going to save a song that'd be a sick as
graphic novel. Yeah right, where like those are the people
who inherit the earth and like we are like counting
on them. Heard this out of our prisons? Heard vego
makes you impervious to global warming? Actually like you global
warming and radiation? Yeah, you're good. All right, let's talk

(52:55):
about the real controversy of the day. Harry styles as
Prince Eric as a white man. I'm offended. Come on,
Prince Eric has dark hair and blue eyes and he's
tann I want to Prince Eric. That looks like me,
someone very pale with no chest or shoulder definition due
to acute case of chilling to fucking hard all the time.
And this is a fucking outrage. But also I have

(53:18):
shout out to them, very good casting. You have to
pop stars now. That will bring all the children's and
every enemy one direction fan to the who's the other
pop star? Halle Hallie Hallie Bailey, It's gonna be arial. Yeah,
she's in another group that I was like, oh, that's
a group. It was like Chloe plus Halley. I'm like,
I'm yeah, I'm really happy for all of them. It's

(53:42):
not for me, so it's fine. I'm like, I don't
know these pop stars are, but I can name all
the aquabats. On the other hand, a little Mermaid is
for me. So I am curious what this is gonna
look like, like I hope. So somebody was saying they
hope it's done like Aquaman and it's fun, and Danielle
said that I think more of how how it looked

(54:02):
under the water, because when I saw him and I
was like, you know what, I'm not mad at the
under the water looked well, it's just at that point
like to try and get too in my head about
what underwater really would look like. I mean, sure it
would have added a level of realism, and they did
a cool thing with like their hair in the water,
but like I got I got it, you know, I
was like, it didn't have to be all like what

(54:24):
about the drag differential? Right? Yeah. At the same time,
I mean I went into every theater and was saying,
you can't talk underwater. The bubbles. There should be NonStop bubbles, bubbles,
and it should be like arials is gonna have a
big goldfish poop behind her from hanging out the back.

(54:45):
Realistic sex, what fish sex is actually like? Answer all
the questions what it looked like when they pee and poop?
Where do they do it? They just do it in
front of everyone. Because it's water, It's gonna the diffusion
will occur through the water. Yeah, exactly. So are you
gonna get arsenal being like, oh, just walk through a
warm spot? Damn it, my eels piste all over me again,

(55:07):
I guess that is true. You can if you are
a mermaid or Mermaian, you can totally just piss on
somebody if you. Yeah. Has someone ever done any like
sort of good sci fi sort of diagrams of what
ammerer person's anatomy would be like Shape of Water? Yeah,
I remember someone close. I think someone tweeted that They're like, well,

(55:30):
if if we're really going to be accurate, the creature
from Shape of Water must play aerial. Yes, but yeah,
I mean I'm curious. I think that would be something.
That's what I would prefer this new version to be
very realistic take on what that's like, like the mechanics
of mur murmurism. Yeah, does a real coming up for
the first time, making I contact with air can just

(55:52):
be thinking, yeah, coughing up luod and seaweed. Yeah, like
sucking six pack plastic top rings. I want to fuck.

(56:12):
It's just a tale of environmentalism. Yeah, her cave is
just the plastic patch and the oceans the gyre. Yeah,
that's what she chills. Yeah, that would be dope. That's
a good idea for a Mermaid movie that lives under
the gyre, under the gyre, under the gyre. Un there's
no way that they can pull off Sebastian. That is

(56:34):
not going to be weird to me, I can't imagine. Well,
I'm curious because like the The Lion King that just
came out, I haven't seen it yet, but like the previews,
they weren't showing any of the animals talking, And to me,
I'm like, it must because it looks weird right right,
Like I don't even see the what do the animals
look like? Just regularizes? They just look like so it's

(56:58):
like you can't make them talk with a human mouth. Yeah, right,
when you're talking about this, like what the fund is
Sebastian's fucking crab mouth don't look like Yeah, it's not
bristly flaps moving around TRAbs look like the Predators. The
Predator is not a Disney character is because that ship

(57:18):
is terrifying. It is not going to work to singing
under the gyre, like it's fantastic. I'm fucked by plastic
from me. I'd like it if Disney went the opposite
way that one took like live action movies like The Predator,
and then did the animated version of that would be fun.
That would be cool. Yeah, just like yeah, like an

(57:38):
animated Predator would be pretty adorable. The other way, yeah, yeah,
Donald Schwarzenegger's character is played by like an adorable Bassett
hound or something. If you make the yeah Pixars Terminator
to I would watch that out honestly. Okay, that's a
free idea of the movie industry. You gonna fucking bring

(58:01):
asses to The two basically works within the Pixar Extending
universe because if you like believe the like whole Pixar
movies all take place in one world where humans funk
up the world and have to like go live in
the sky like in Wally and Uh the world Earth
is inherited by machines. Then like that's also the plotted Terminator.

(58:24):
So Pixar's Terminator too would actually work. Yeah, Pixar, if
you're listening, Yeah, you're welcome. I really want to see
it because they own Fox now right, oh yeah they
Oh my god, Disney, you want to bring a bunch
of adult scumbags into the theater? Animate the old ship
from the eighties, give total recall and three D. I

(58:51):
just want to see a Disney. Um god, what's this?
What's who? Who directed that ship? I was for his name? Uh,
James Cameron? No, no, no, he also did a show
Girls and Disney picks for Hooven picks our mash up.
That's what I'm interested in. Yeah, I've also yeah, I

(59:15):
think I've also been campaigning for for Hoven to get
his own Star Wars movie for a long time because
he would kill it. I would love the first star
rated Star Wars. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we want it. Where
Like I think he said, his like memories are are
thinking about World War two and like what happened in
Holland and the Netherlands during World or two informed his

(59:35):
sense of violence and starship troopers or something. I remember
that was, like, that's why that movie is still valid, right, absolutely,
it was based on his memories of World War Two.
Also shout out to every time Jake Buse's green violin.
Oh right, it was like so sick. Yeah yeah, uh well, Brandy,

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it has been such a pleasure having you. Where can
people find you and follow you? You can find me
on Twitter and Instagram at brand Dazzle b r A
and d A z z l e um. Brandy posey
dot com is a website. Um. If you like seeing
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And then I have a great podcast called Lady to

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Lady that's me and then also friends of the show
Barbara Gray test Barker. Um. We have a fourth guest
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yesterday's guest test Barker. Oh yeah, we do shout age um.
And then uh, if you're in l A or or
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that's comedians paiered up with the animators and they draw
your jokes store in your set. It's very very fun,
and we get a pretty sick artist to come on.

(01:00:43):
We just had Craig Bartlett, who's the creator of Hey
Arnold out here in New York. So are out here
in l A, wherever I live. Uh yeah, which it's
a blast, So come that all right, follow me on
all the ship. And is there a tweet you've been enjoying? Uh? Yeah.
If you guys don't follow smash Mouth, you're missing. I
don't know lot. Uh. Little Nos tweeted the other day
that he wants to do another remix of Old Town Road,

(01:01:05):
and smash Mouth retweeted it and said, let's do it.
So smash Mouth a little NOAs coming to an earphone
near you. Wow, I would die? Yeah I might as well. Yeah, Uh, Miles,
we can people find you. What's a tweet you've been enjoying.
I'm at at Miles of Gray on Twitter and Instagram. Uh,

(01:01:27):
two tweets I like. One is from at Jason Webb.
It says comedian destroys Heckler in his mind on the
way home, sobbing. That's the more accurate version. Another one
from at one lumber Zac. Oh fuck yeah, I'm woke,
w white guy oh overestimating my k knowledge on the

(01:01:51):
extremely complex issues. Uh. Some tweets I've been enjoying. Jenny
at f v R m v N uh tweeted this
is a podcast. About a girl named let um Ah,
and Sarah Baty tweeted, guys, please stop posting pictures of

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yourselves as old men. I'm getting tired of cherking off,
and Moss Paracone tweeted, watch a little Nazas raid Area
fifty one in old Town Road remix me, Wait, didn't
this whole area fifty one thing just happen? How are
they doing this? Watch a little nasax As Moss Paracone saying, wait,
didn't this whole area? How are we doing this? In

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to the information that we talked about today's episode, as
well as the song we ride out on Miles What
Second be Today. This is a track called Carrie Go
Roll and it's from a band called Star number one
dot Com. Okay, little African funk. Okay, in your pipe,

(01:03:21):
because you know, I just want to hear some fucking
worn blow percussion. Some people just rumping in a tumping
on their instruments. Uh so, yes, play this, you know,
get yourself in a little bit of a summer pie.
Should we put it on our pipe and smoke it?
Or is it like a pipe? Depends? Okay, I've got it.
Uh well, we're going to ride out on that. We

(01:03:43):
will be back tomorrow because it is a daily podcast,
and hey, we'll talk to you guys. Then bye bye bye.
Ain't gonna way someone little morning only they did not

(01:04:15):
so didn't da They don't pick to number definite. I
did it.

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