Big Wine Has Tricked You, Netflix Pisses Off The Internet 8.21.18

In episode 216, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Vanessa Gritton to discuss the Rosé conspiracy, Netflix starting to experiment with ads for their other shows, Men Right's Activist joy over the Asia Argento report, Michael Shannon's reaction to questions about Trump, Brett Kavanaugh's shady past, porn star's playing Fortnite, GOP senate candidate Kelli Ward touring with alt-righter Mike Cernovich, and more!

FOOTNOTES:

1. Smash Mouth Cusses Out Fans Throwing Bread

2. Smash mouth singer goes insane at Taste of Foco

3. Bribes, Backdoor Deals, and Pay to Play: How Bad Rosé Took Over

4. Netflix will now interrupt series binges with video ads for its other series

5. Netflix Is Betting Its Future on Exclusive Programming

6. Netflix is testing ads for Netflix original content on Netflix

7. Netflix Is Running Ads That It Insists Aren’t Ads

8. Relax, binge watchers. Netflix is not adding commercials

9. 20 NETFLIX HACKS YOU AREN'T USING (BUT SHOULD BE)

10. That bucket of KFC in 'Stranger Things' is not a coincidence: Why product placement is back in vogue

11. A company owned by Bill Gates is placing companies' products in Netflix and Amazon shows

12. The #MeToo Movement Is About More Than One Person: Asia Argento Settled With Sexual Assault Accuser

13. Michael Shannon will never, ever play Donald Trump

14. A Judge, a Renomination and the Cross-Burning Case That Won't End

15. BUSH SEATS JUDGE AFTER LONG FIGHT, BYPASSING SENATE

16. Porn Stars Turn To ‘Fortnite’ And Other Big Games As Brand Builders

17. Kelli Ward to tour with Pizzagate conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich. No, really

18. MUST WATCH: When @kasie asks GOP Sen candidate Kelli Ward about having an alt-right figure on his state-wide bus tour

19. WATCH: Marlowe - Lost Arts

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season forty five, episode
two of da Geast for Tuesday, August twenty first, two
thousand eighteen. My name is Jack O'Brien. A kay, you'd
go fuck you go back, Jack o'bright. I turning round

(00:21):
and round Steely Dan. That is courtesy of at Death
Star Hip Hop uh and I'm sure to be joined
as always by my co host Mr Miles. Right, it's
no surprise to me. I am Miles on Gray Enemy
because every now and then side kicks the living shift
out of me. Okay, thank you to will Moran at

(00:44):
William three to three for that one. Who is that
deep six or seven? Dustard is yea and I guess
that real sneer though you got. I think it's about
growing up in southern California, you know, honestly, like emo

(01:05):
is my favorite way to talk Emo guy, Emodium peaks
in Emo. If this was two thousand ten, at the
height of Internet sketch comedy, I would do a sketch
called Emodium about a supplement you drink could give you
emo voice. Al Right, great, and that's called sketch. And

(01:25):
in our third see we have the host of the
podcast brow Ha ha The Unpopular Opinion Network. The hilarious
stand up comedian Vanessa Gritten. Hi, Hey, how are you?
I'm psyched and I'm thinking a lot about blank ways
you now? Uh yeah, I did not realize how you
perfected the voice that they had. Thank you? How how

(01:45):
do you describe that voice? Um? I described that voice
as like boy in an Etney's shoe. Oh yeah, you
know that kind of like beleeve them that kind of
that kind of deal. You know what? I just got
the word in off the Google. It's by litt. Oh.
They on that one bar in downtown Fullerton that only

(02:06):
plays Yeah, it's called the Slide Bar and they only
play like blank two and lit and ship like that. Wow,
that's an amazing like cultural move to start a bar
that only plays you. Right, we're sort of underrated. Well
the photos though, I grew up in Orange County. Where

(02:31):
in Orange County Fullerton like on the border. Van Okay, alright,
well we're going to get to know you even better
than we just did. But first we like to tell
our listeners what they're in store for. We are going
to tell them about the conspiracy that is out there
to get you to drink shitty pink wine. We're going

(02:52):
to talk about Michael Shannon's interview with Playboy. We're a
Michael Shannon appreciation society here at really right. Uh, we're
gonna talk about Netflix experimenting with ads and what to
do about that. We are going to talk about as
r Gento and uh, the latest revelations about her. We're

(03:13):
gonna talk about Kelly Ward, who was running for Senate
and has literal Mike Cernovich on her bus tourter Literal
Mike Cernovich. Uh. We're gonna talk about the newest way
to market your wares if you are a porn star. Uh,
it involves Fortnite. And we're going to talk about Kavanaugh,

(03:36):
the Kavanaugh theme court nominee, nothing but okay, and you
know some shady ship from his past that we're finding
out about. Besides of the two dollars in baseball, yes,
I got that one, just completely was you know, swept aside,
just like so hard to holding your mind the idea
of two hundred thousand dollars in baseball baseball tickets. But Vanessa,

(04:01):
let's find out what's something from your search history that
is revealing about who you are. The last thing I
searched that reveals who I am is? What is that
song that goes do do do uh? And a lot
of different variations of it like do do do do?
Do? Do Do? Do? You know? Like do do do? Doude
do do? Because what had happened was I had actually

(04:23):
had a bunch of rose and I got drunk, and
I wandered into Pershing Square and I came across smash
Mouth after arguing with someone that it was indeed smash Mouth,
and somebody said that the Spin Doctors opened for them,
and I started crying because I thought they had that
do Do Dude song and I missed it, but then
somebody was insisting that it wasn't the Spin Doctor, so

(04:43):
I kept trying to look it up, but the only
lyrics I knew was doo doo doot, so I kept
typing in doo doo doo And it was actually their
day Blind? Was that the show this weekend? And who
Spin Doctors and smash Mouth was at Pershing Square? It
was free. I wandered into it, but I thought it
was Third Eye Blind because they have that song that's

(05:05):
happy but it's about meth uh and uh. I spent
forever trying to figure out what the dude song was called. Man,
I should have gone to that. It was. I walked
in when they were playing I'm a Believer, and I
couldn't remember the name of it either, so I was
like Shrek song and you didn't catch the spin doctors, doctor,

(05:25):
Oh that's a miss. I would have only gone for
the spin. Yeah, because I'm just walking around with the
pockets script and just there for the spin. Little miss.
Can't be wrong. You know two princes, you know I'm
out here with that. Man. They had a talent, just
a very specific type of your worm. Wrong. Man was
like on every like every one especially um. We'll get

(05:50):
to your underrated in a moment. But what one of
the more underrated videos on the internet is the time
that the lead singer smash Mouth went into the crowd
at a concert because the crowd threw bread at him
and he was like trying to fight people in the crowd.
But it's like as the band is like vamping for
All Star and so they're just like vamping like crows

(06:11):
and like then he's like, come on, come over here,
I'm gonna kick your fucking ass man, and like you
just like hear him losing it the whole time, and
then like after fifteen minutes of like him talking ship
to the crowd being in the crowd, he like gets
back up on stage just like somebody's and the band
is just like so used to him being like a

(06:32):
diva that they're just like vamping the whole time, Like, yeah,
he's gonna fight someone. Will we do the beginning of
All Star for three minutes? Uh, like a state fair
or something. I think it was like not a concert really,
Like were people paid to see you, which is why
they threw bread at you, my friend? Because they don't
fucking like smell. I mean, not that you should ever

(06:53):
throw bread at a perform, but like it's not like
you were out of performance for people who paid to
see you there, Like if I can see you from
the top of a rickety roller coaster. It's not a concept.
But my question is is there a specific reason for
the bread, Like is there is there a tie into
the bread? I don't know, I think so. I just
remember that it was bread like Octopi and hockey, Yeah,

(07:13):
just being like some significance. Yeah. I just think that
people should now bring bread and throat at smash Mouth
from now on Vanessa. Yeah, that could be it, Vanessa.
What's something that's underrated? Deeply underrated? Can spam? Canned spam?
Is there another form of spam We're not just can?

(07:33):
It only comes in a can. You have to wiggle
it out, it burps on its way out. And I
think it's hella underrated because it's something I've always gotten
shipped for eating. But it's so fucking versatile, like it'll
last forever and it can go into just about anything,
and it's delicious. It's basically all of the best parts
of a porky meat without like having to splatter your

(07:55):
kitchen in grease. And I feel like we're not doing enough.
Hawaiians have it right, We're not doing enough ship with spam.
I mean the massubi is my favorite way to use spam.
Phenomenal piece of food. Remember the first time I had,
I was like, man, I'm not eating a fucking spam
And then I ate it and I was like, this
salt meat flap is my favorite. It's just basically putting

(08:16):
on a bed of like sushi rice, like a thin
slice of spam on top that's like sort of grittled fried. Basically,
I get a little char that you wrap it with
the seaweed on top, and it's like it's magical. Yeah,
it's fucking amazing. When I was a kid, one of
my favorite sandwiches was just yellow mustard, white bread and
grittled spam. And it doesn't sound like it's like massubi

(08:37):
where it's three ingredients, but it's phenomenal. See. I don't
venture outside of the spams, spain and eggs, sam rice,
breakfast meats in general. Like I feel like people should
not be looking down their nose at one breakfast meat
but eating the other. I mean they're all they're all
mess kind of, they're all a mess, and they all

(08:58):
ruined the backsplash of your shitty. Because I love canned
corned beef hashed dog food meat. It looks like yeah,
in a way, I'm like, why the funk? Am I
not really fucking with spam because I eat this other
trash can meat, So I should be eating the spam
outside of just the US like a good hash Oh yeahez. Wait,

(09:19):
you're saying spam doesn't cause the back splash grease or
it does. It doesn't when you fried on its own
because it has sufficient just meat jelly but if you
try and put it in oil, it's just gonna firework
on you. Yeah, right, got it. What is something that
you think is overrated? Honey done is the green one.

(09:44):
It's a green with not attend and it really good.
It's so refreshing. It's a refreshing fruit. But I think
it's filler. Every time I've ever ordered a fruit cup
and they're like, it's a seasonal fruit cup, it's like
one strawberry on it, Or like anytime I'll go somewhere
and there's like some kind of nice like nifty ice
cream and flavor, I'm like, oh, is it tie iced tea?
Is it taro? And it's fucking honeydew? Honeydew is a

(10:04):
bullshit filler melon. Honeydew was a second string fruit for
people who like honey do Why do they think fruit
salads will have the good fruit on the outside and
like just be packed with honeydew on the inside. It's
a packing peanut. Yeah, exactly, it's a packing peanut. It's
and have the time. It's not even sweet, it's just there.

(10:26):
It's like as the form of a fruit, but like
when you eat it's like, oh, this is water that
tastes a little bit like rain. It's the equivalent of
air in a bag of baked lays, just like throw
it baked lays for that compared, because I feel like
that has a higher ratio of air to chip. It's
a more fragile chip. I don't know that. I don't

(10:46):
do that to myself. Eat a baked lay that's just yeah. Well,
but I guess so too, because they're so delicate, the
baked lay, you know, anyway, And finally, evens, what does
a myth when something people think it is true that
you know to be false. Uh, The Latinos can dance. Uh,
it's always every Latino can dance. Every Latino can dance.

(11:08):
And I've always been the antithesis to that statement. Uh. Ever,
since I was a kid, my entire family has always
been like, oh, it's just in you. The rhythm is
always in you, and it never got me. I've been
promised that the rhythm was gonna get me, and it
never happened. And I've like collected a friend group in
Los Angeles of other Latinos with not a shred of

(11:29):
rhythm in their body. And I now publicly debunked this
because on a show that's going to be out soon
that I worked on. They had the crew come out
and like dance at the end of the finale, and
I don't know if we can use that take anymore
because everyone's dancing and I walk in and I'm anxious
and I don't want to touch anyone. So I tried

(11:49):
dancing by myself and it doesn't look great, so I panic,
and I tried turning around, but now my backs facing
into the camera, so I have someone yelling at me
to turn back around. So I turned around and I
you that like high school boy like shaking the dice
letting them out of the bus, and it looks like
I'm having a seizure, and I panic and I get

(12:09):
tangled in my mic and everything. So I just dropped
all of my ship onto the sound stage bend down
to pick it up. Someone releases a confetti canon and
I fall down. So I don't know, this sounds like
it should be the show just a NonStop just Pratt
pop a because like there's an entire group of people

(12:31):
dancing and I'm like two feet away at least, dancing
by myself because I don't know what to do near people.
So proved it on camera. I love dance. That's the
weird part. I fucking love it, like I actively it's
it's mostly just like a two step or like something

(12:52):
that looks like salsa, but it isn't salsa. But I
know that people who don't know how to dance salsa,
it looks like it's something to that. If someone knows,
it's not anything like, she's not a southshit, she doesn't know.
So it's mostly just like what I think they look
like in dark places. So I could just do it myself.
And if you're listening to other music, like what's what's

(13:13):
some music you dance to that gets you going? Makes
your big toe shoot up in your Bootlume? Flume? Yeah,
well how do you rock out to Flume? Then it's
mostly just a lot of shoulder wiggling and pending. There
you go. It's much better dancer when I'm sitting down. Ye,
I'm a great dancer when I'm sitting down. When I'm
standing up, just get your going, like rand up. I'm like,

(13:35):
oh hey, then just you know, if you're too many
things can move up to the club in a wheelchairs
asking anything and they're like, damn, you're doing something There's
one day we were all dancing to Flume and everyone
else had done psychedelics that day, but I decided to
sit out the last second, and I heard somebody point
at me while I was dancing and say, oh, man,
she's really feeling it. I'm like, yeah, that's happening. Did

(13:59):
a whole bunch of shirt? Do you like the tennis
court remix? I do? I do like like do like
a good tennis court remix? Or holding on is a
good one. Uh. One thing I used to do was
I bought tap shoes, even though I don't know how
to tap dance, to try and tap two things in
the bedroom because I hate him a downstairs neighbor, and
tap is fun. So I'd play like something real weird

(14:22):
and try and tap to it. You're the most ambitious
person at being for being bad at something, it's so
bad at it, but I want to not be so bad.
That's amazing. My dwnstairs neighbors hate me. We'll stick with it.
Maybe the rhythm will get you the need to bring
that from MTV MTV Made. I used to watch Made
as a kid, and I desperately want to be one

(14:44):
of those kids that they like taught a cool choreography,
like MTV could do good by rebooting that and just
taking adult millennials now who used the focus back in
the early two thousands and be like, Okay, what did
you want to do? Like, I just want to dance
a little bit. I just want to dance. All right,
let's get into the rose conspiracy guys, Um, what is
this conspiracy? So apparently this article was written by a

(15:09):
rose expert, a person who has written books on rose
and what quality rose is. Yes, bringing the conspiracy music,
she basically says that rose is generally usually garbage, and
they used grapes that can't be used in other wines.

(15:30):
And then apparently the stuff called bulk wine that she
refers to as made with seventy five ingredients besides grapes,
which I didn't know was possible, but apparently wine doesn't
need to have ingredients on the bottle seventy five ingredients
that are not wine. Yeah, that are not grapes. Yeah, god, okay,

(15:52):
go on, Yeah the funk I didn't realize thought it
was simple, Like the rules of wine was like, well,
fucking grapes, yeah, you would think, so what are in grapes?
So they say that somewhere along the wine Rose company
uh will realize the restaurant is popular or has some buzz,
particularly around the wine program, so they stopped by drop
off a business card. Uh, and then they will you know,

(16:16):
start offering things like cash incentives to the smaler. The
writer of the article is a smalley a a dinner's
Uh sure it's sporting game tickets, proving that she is
sporting game. Yeah, as as you think billionaires, would you
like a tickets to the sporting game? And basically it's

(16:39):
a pale uh deal for putting different bottles of rose.
And the way that they can sort of trick people
is that Rose has served colder than other beverages, and
the colder the beverage, the easier it is to kind
of come right. You basically are masking the flavor with

(17:00):
the sensation of coldness, which is why cores Light made
it their whole thing to be like, our beer is cold,
you don't realize for the Blue Mountain and to close
your eyes and think of England. Right, and then in Europe,
you know, they served beer at room temperature because they
know how to make beer. Apparently Americans are not going

(17:22):
to like that statement. But I find alcohol marketing really interesting.
Like I read an article a long time ago about
the guy who made grey Goose, and I think he
became a billionaire off of this, and just the way
he made his first amount of money was by discovering
that yeager was this thing that like frat guys were

(17:45):
taking shots of as like a dare, and he was like, oh,
we could actually market that, and so he started with
this one college and then started like building out this
marketing network of people who were like taking yeager shots
as a dare and essentially like made it into the
college like shot alcohol that it is today, which is

(18:07):
why bars now have that weird fucking cooling machine upside
down bottle behind it and they're like, oh, yeah, shot
a yeager and it was weird. It was just like
some frat bros discovered this, like weird German or you know,
some European country a pair of teeth and they were like, oh,
this is so gross, like but it also doesn't make

(18:27):
you feel sick to your stomach because it is like
for digestion, because yeah, uses like medicine, Like, oh, I
have a little bit of yeager. I didn't know that
that was why it was appealing because every time I've
ever had Yeager, I felt like I'm dying. Yeah, I
think that's It's like it feels like a rite of passage,
like yeah, man, you do some shots, not because you

(18:47):
love the flavor was never that appealing to right, I
don't think it's appealing to most people. But realizing that
he was basically a marketing wizard. After he like tricked
people into buying like the grossest liquor ever, he was like, well,
what can we trick people into drinking next? And so
Grey Goose was the first vodka where they charged basically

(19:12):
like fifty more than other vodkas, which has already sold
it a huge markup. And like, chemically it's identical to
other vodkas, but they just put it in a what
looks like a wine bottle and put like a cork
on the lid or on the cap, and that like
made it seem classier and you know, it works even

(19:33):
more money on that. It's interesting that it's such a
chemically based thing, like an actual widely used drug that
most people have used. You'd think that we'd be better
at knowing like how the chemical makeup affects us, but
it actually, I feel like has so much tied up
into like self mythologizing and self image that it's easier

(19:56):
to trick people with marketing with alcohol. It's weird that
rose like fucking blew the funk up the last five
years though. I remember like it being like, oh yeah,
there's that pink wine, and then everything was like it
became like a lifestyle thing. Although your bridal shower, if
there's rosett shirts, rouses target, I was that target, and

(20:22):
I was like trying to get a like just some
beach towels and ship, and the only ones they had
left were these, like all the rose line of beach ship.
I was like, yes, yeah, like seriously, like rose and
chill like chill and rose like okay, cool wow, and
chill and rose tied together the most of the moment corny.

(20:44):
But guys, if you do like a drying, fruity floral rose,
please check out Provence or Grenache. I dig a good
rose mostly just because, like I dig cold ship in
the summertime, most most wine makes me sweaty, so it's
one of the few beverages that doesn't do that. But also,
if anybody here's ever had rose, and anything other than

(21:05):
really really chilled. It tastes like shit, that can rose
that's really popular now because they had they had this
house painted brightly pink somewhere over on Wilton, and they
didn't say what it was for, but millennials kept going
to take like selfies there and take photos and tour
of the house. And it turns out the house is
actually an advertisement for like millennial Pink being tied in

(21:26):
with Rose for this campaign for this caned Rose. So
people didn't even know that. When they're a tagging themselves
and all of this, they were essentially like creating the
hashtag that would be used for this Rose company. They
were tricked into thinking it was like an art installation,
but it was actually advertisement for this can Rose thing. Uh.
And I tried that can rose at a party ones

(21:48):
because they had these like girls walking around having people tryumph.
The only thing is they didn't chill it sufficiently, So
as soon as we all took one giant swig, it
was just like a back because it tasted like those
buzz balls that you get at gas station half speared, Yeah,
the half spears that always tastes like plastic. Uh. And

(22:08):
they were like, oh, there's the thing. You can't have
this at anything other than almost frozen, right, I mean
Frose was big too. That was like the hit of
last Yeah. It's like a wine slushy that they even
made tumblers for, Like they look like little wine glasses,
but they had like a little sippy at the top
and they would keep it frozen so you can take
it with you places. Yeah, the market is strong. Go

(22:33):
for a cheap white zone. Vandela does the same thing
right exactly, And that's what they say, Like, it's pretty
much what you want if you want the Rose experience
to this infandel. But if I wonder if they can
You're like, oh, this is good wine. They're like, actually,
legally we can't say it's one wine. It's a grape drink,
alcoholic grape drink. All right, we're going to take a

(22:54):
quick break. We'll be right back and we're back. Shout
out to a superproducer on Asne for affording the Rose
article around to our thread yesterday. It's a hell of

(23:16):
a read. People will never be a part of right, So, guys,
the social media's were a buzz over the weekend because
Netflix apparently started showing them as you'll get out of
here with this. I know, I don't. I don't not

(23:37):
pay for access to a Netflix account to see ads, right, no, sir? Yeah,
But I mean we're supposed to be able to binge.
When you're binge drinking, you don't have to pause between
bottles for a few words from Captain Morrigan. You're you're
just expecting to mainline that ship. And so this is
kind of breaking the spell of you know what, we

(23:59):
go to net Flix four according to because the thing
it started on social media on Reddit. Someone posted there
like I'm getting ads after my Bob's Burgers or some
show they're watching, and then other people like, I think
I'm getting it too, but not everyone got it. But
the whole new thing was like it was suggesting shows
in between your binge sessh. And then Netflix kind of

(24:19):
came out with a statement that said, you know, it's
a test. They say, quote we are testing whether they're
surfacing recommendations between episodes helps members discover stories they will
enjoy faster. And I get that, but I feel like
most people it's weird. I use Netflix, Like when I
used to have DVDs and you just had that like
those same like fucking for d DVDs and like, what

(24:41):
am I gonna watch today? The same nine episodes of
the Office I've always been watching or whatever, and like
even and I'll ignore the thousands of other things that
might be good. But I think a lot of people
were mad or whatever. But again they're saying it's just
a test, so they do this all the time. This
is the first time they've tested things, So if you
don't like it, don't interact with it, and then maybe
get the fucking message ads, even though I feel like

(25:03):
it's not going to work, because I feel like they've
already introduced us that we have shown we hate and
they're sticking around, like the auto play of trailers when
you scroll through. Everyone has been very very vocal that
they hate that UI and it's it's not going anywhere.
Like I used to work customer support for Hulu and

(25:24):
I would get like insane, like insane amount of calls
and emails and whatever it may be for something that
we introduced, and like the numbers showing that people aren't interacting,
but it doesn't change, right, we have to do this
for money. So I think the most annoying thing is
that once you see an ad for something you're like, funk,

(25:45):
I can't watch that because then it will seem like
the ad worked. Well. I mean, if we're going by
your rules, which are you can't like actually click on
the thing, you know, because they're just trying to expose
you to new things while you're watching your same nine
episodes of the Office, just trying to your mind. Um.

(26:06):
Great episode, Great Asian racism in that one, so heartwarming
for me. But I mean, this isn't Yeah, like you
were talking about DVD s and VHS tapes and we
had to say we had to sit through like previews
before those, like I don't know. And also Netflix apparently

(26:28):
has been selling us ship in the background of their
movies and like product placement and we just didn't realize
it or I didn't. At least that scene during a
Stranger Things Too, where the kids are like shoving KFC
into their mouth and one of them says, this is
fingerlicking good. That was an actual product placement, like the

(26:48):
KFC pagent thing, tin cup whiskey. It pays for product
placement on Jessica Jones, which is weird because the show
makes it clear she like has a serious drinking problem. Um,
GMC pays for product placement on Queer Eye, Dunkin Donuts
pays for product placement on House of Cards, Jose Querbo

(27:10):
pays for product placement on Fuller House. No, they don't
where when the funk were they sip in Quervo? Probably
when DJ not DJ, but the DJ yeah probably then Wow,
that was they made that real confusing to describe. Jesus.
I'm trying to think though, millennials are so easy to

(27:32):
Fuller House. It's awful, terrible show, but there's something so
nostalgic about that family. I don't know what it is.
I can't quit them. I know we're easy to market
to just because of the amount of subscription services I have.
I have a subscription water bottle service. I am so
fucking Gullipul's description water where they just send you empty bottle.

(27:54):
It's called circle. The first one is free because the
first one always is worse, And they send you a
free water bottle, interchangeable filters that tastes like different things.
But they're not a sponsor. Okay, and they're definitely not
a sponsor. Makings sound too good that great. I think
they taste good. Everyone else thinks they take tastes like trash,
but I like the taste of sugar free things, So

(28:16):
I like, yeah, you know what I mean, make that sweetener. Yeah,
Like I like the taste of sweetener things. Yeah. Otherwise
known as aspertame, which is I think technically a neurotoxin
or something like that, some kind of classification as a neurotoxin.
That's a weird one because, yeah, it gave rats cancer

(28:37):
and there was like a lot of publicity around that.
But first of all, there's speculation that you know, a
lot of that was funded by the sugar industry, and
also the amount of right, the amount of aspartame you
would have to take, would like have to come in
wheelbarrows to be the equivalent of what the rats are, Right.
I just meant more in the sense that, like the

(28:58):
way it tricks to of that sensation of sweetness is
by tricking your brain cells and ship and I'm out
here pronouncing it, so yeah, take that with three grains
of salt at that point. I mean, there's also these
things about how like different colored pills can make you

(29:19):
like go to sleep faster and sleep longer if it's
like a blue colored pill, and it's like, yes, it's
a placebo. But when you get into like the brain
chemical it's causing, it's both pills are just causing chemicals
to occur in your brain. So at that point it's
like getting into the matrix of like human existence. It's like, well,
of course the blue pill puts you to sleep right

(29:40):
exactly red pills. But we do that with food all
the time, Like massabi shouldn't be that green, ginger shouldn't
be that pink, like banana pie should be that yellow.
But like people need the little push to be like, oh,
that must be delicious. It's brightly colored by what I
think it should. It's yeah, I need that in my mouth. Yeah,
I do. Just worry about what this says about us

(30:03):
that we're up in arms about them showing us ads
for their other products. But we're just letting them like
shove KFC ads like down our throats just because it's like, yeah,
well it doesn't like interfere with the stream of content.
That's just like going directly into my veins. You know,
I'm just waiting for someone to break the fourth wall

(30:23):
in the middle of a fucking show to sell something
like yeah, like an exactly when they just look at
the camera and be like, snap, all right, do we
know if Doritos paid for the Waynes World spot, like
that whole section, the whole section where they do like
product placement. I mean they probably would have had to,
because you can't say Doritos without getting Rito's permission. So um,

(30:47):
By the way, Doritos are delicious, the taste of a
new generation and I can't. Yeah, two of these what
are they? New print? Little yellow different? I missed the
three D ones, the three D that weird like little
canister and then he'd pop like it looked like a

(31:08):
flashlight and you pop it open and they were like
all puffed out of funk. I love this. They were
like basically too like it reminded me of like a
Japanese chip that's like a puffed corn chip, basically like
a puffed corn ship but made to look like a
triangle had become pregnant. Yeah, didn't they serve those at
seven eleven? Like or there? There were like hot three
dimensional Doritos. I never had them, but I always wanted.

(31:31):
Oh the asteroids. There were hot cheetah puffs. I know
my trash food, Yes, and welcome to our new podcast,
Trash Food guys speaking of the red pill, the fact
that we all have to take one is our agento.
It has been revealed, paid off a person who she
had sexual relations with when he was seventeen in California,

(31:55):
where the age of consent is eighteen. The details are
pretty disturbing. A j R. Agenta was one of the
leaders of the Me Too movement who was sexually assaulted
by Harvey Weinstein, and her account of that sexual assault
was one of the first kind of detailed accounts that
we got. Um and the m r a s men

(32:16):
men's rights activists are you know, celebrating this is the
ultimate busting of the me too movement and drudged the
whole like top six headlines are different like commentaries on
this script flipped as weinstein accuser faces accusation. Um, it's
at least worth noting that this is a victim of

(32:37):
abuse herself who then enacted similar abuse that she suffered
onto another much younger victim, and it's fucked up and
doesn't excuse her. But this isn't like some debunking of
the danger of sexual violence. It's actual, like it's actually
what you here happens. It's like a you know, chain

(32:57):
of victimization. Yeah. I feel like a lot of people,
especially in the m R movements, that don't understand that
you could be a victim and a victimizer all at once. Yeah. Uh,
and that that isn't the antithesis of the movement, but
it's like, it's why it exists. Everybody is having to
pay penance at some point, and it's not something that

(33:19):
only benefits women. It's also something that makes it easier
for men to come forward as well. Yeah. Absolutely, I
mean what the logical gymnastics of being like, oh, this
person is guilty or settled some kind of sexual assault
claim out of court. Therefore the me too movement is null?
Like yeah, there's not one spearhead. And I feel like

(33:41):
I hear men on stage and men refer to as
like oh this person got me too, Like it's punked
where it's like this one got it. Look at the
look on his face. He got me, dude, And it's like, no,
you're still wow, holy sh it, you're still not getting it.
Didn't get me too? Do you did some ship in

(34:01):
the past and we're finding out about it. Consequences is
not the same thing as being having like being unfairly punished.
You're just paying the consequences for something you did. Yes,
that the Yeah, I've even on Twitter, like I saw
people like retweeting like just some really or just taking

(34:21):
screen caps of other people's wild takes on Twitter about this,
like is this the end um? No problem is that
I don't listen their mind that uh somehow Asia argento
like this solves the problem of people exploiting their power
for for gain or to or or to punish people

(34:43):
who don't uh, you know, acquiesced to their advances. I'm
not sure. Like again, these people are like I guess
when you're on on this side of the argument, on
the m r A side of it, you're just so
desperate for anything to kind of shatter the thing that
is so clearly up an issue that you just don't
want to confront or be honest. Yeah, And it's like
where were y'all, Where were any of you for terry crews?

(35:03):
Like you're standing here and saying like this is the
one thing that disrupts the movement and it's something that
it's against men, But where were any of you for
that situation when it's something that benefited a man? Right?
But the associative law of sexual assault means that if therefore,
and then you put a negative on that side of
the equation, right, and therefore none of this ever mattered.

(35:26):
And then how many movies that they have and if
they're really good? But I like to quote this one, right,
that's true. That's an important thing to take into account.
Michael Shannon. I think we need to talk about Michael
Shannon then video he puts all those pennies in his nose. No,
it's just it's uh is that I I don't know
about that video. There's a video on the internet called
Secret Talent Theater where they get different celebrities to do

(35:48):
different things and everyone has like an actually like I
can poke a stick, or like Dame Helen Mirren's like
I'm really good at the whip. And Michael Shannon's talent
was he could fit a large amount of change in
his nose. But he's like playing the piano while he's
doing it, but insisting that the talent is the change part.
And he's getting like full quarters into it, like not
just dimes and pennies, like big gass coins up there.

(36:09):
He got like a laundry's worth of change in his nose.
It was really impressive and kind of hot. We've been
into him since we saw this picture of him just
like sitting at a bar in a puffer jacket, just
like looking like the like lonely, kind of weird guy

(36:31):
that nobody's talking to at the bar watching Hey man,
aren't you in that movie? Yes, I was in a movie.
It was during the Academy Awards. Somebody took a picture
of him just sitting there drinking, drinking up you think
these these awards mean anything to me? Yeah, he was

(36:52):
in a Playboy recently because you know, just talking talking
to him, doing the interview like they do on there,
because you know, people read it for the articles, um,
and they were talking about, you know, he's got a
knack for playing just really intriguing villainous, evil, shitty dudes,
and people were like, wow, you just you're good at that.
And then you know, the topic of villains naturally led
their way to Donald Trump, and then they started asking

(37:16):
him if he would ever play Donald Trump, and he just,
you know, we should have known that the guy who
doesn't even give a funk about the Academy Awards and
when he's in a film that's been nominated would have
any kind of reverence for, you know, the office of
the president. So in the interview, they asked him, there's
no part of you that would want to play Donald Trump,
Michael Shannon, No, just to get inside his head. You

(37:39):
talked about being fascinated with bad men who are suffering.
How do you mean how is he suffering? You don't
think Trump struggles with demons. He's having a blast. Are
you fucking kidding me? The guy is having so much fun,
And there's no self doubter fear. He's having the time
of his fucking life. He doesn't even have to work

(37:59):
all the hard work that most people anyway, he goes
on too it blah blah blah. There's just one really
interesting and to go. So Trump is where your capacity
for empathy ends. What is there to be empathetic toward? Well,
what do you think he's going through his head? At
four am? He's lying in bed and staring at the ceiling.
He's probably thinking, I want some fucking pussy. I don't know.
I'm not going to remotely contemplate the notion that Trump

(38:22):
is capable of deep reflection in any form. In any form, again,
he just goes on he's like funk that guy. Yeah,
you know, Michael Shannon, he's a don't look for him
to be in the biopic of And I don't think
Michael Shandon could even do a Donald Trump like that
actually is outside of his range. Yeah, he's got a
very specific like, yeah, narrow angle that really works very well. Yeah. Yeah,

(38:48):
he just has like super intense although he also played
a stoner and mud and was really good in that role.
So yeah, but I think just his his energy, he
just looks like a dude who's fighting back terrible hemorrhoid
pain and just dealing with it and not skipping a
day of work and just being like he's a man

(39:09):
that's led several unions. Yeah, yeah, not like the I
b W. I can see him being an electrical worker,
something malformed about like hidden as a person like I don't,
I don't know. That's that's the vibe I get from
Michael Shannon. He's a beautiful man building in Detroit that
refuses to collapse. That's Michael Shannon's face. Yeah, alright, we're

(39:31):
going to take another quick break and we're back, and
we wanted to talk about the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaught.
Hopefully he won't actually be the Supreme Court nominal. We'll see.

(39:53):
So Democrats are pointing to a couple of things, a
couple of shady things from his past um in Republic,
and so I, oh, okay, come yeah, like that's okay,
maybe that's true. But but so there's the two thousand
dollars in two hundred jack be Fair Nationals tickets, two

(40:16):
hundred thousand dollars in Nationals tickets that he racked up
and went into debt. I think paying for them paid
it off, off off, but still somehow, I don't know
how you get to that, Like took out a mortgage
on Nationals tickets. It's a weird move. So there was
also this time that he lied under oath Um. He
was asked if he worked on this judge Pickering's nomination

(40:40):
during the Bush administration, and Pickering ended up being very
unpopular because he pushed to reduce the sentence of a
guy who literally burned across on somebody's lawn, and people
are like, oh, you're openly a racist. That's not good.
So people were going back over how this guy got

(41:00):
nominated because Bush, I guess just went through and nominated
him while Congress was on break, and so they were like,
you know, not happy with the nomination process. So they
asked him what his role was and he was basically like,
got no role, nothing, I didn't do anything. Yeah, basically
gave and I don't know her. And it's been shown

(41:25):
so now like the documents are coming out because we're
able to take a look at emails of people who
are nominated for a position on the Supreme Court, and
it's like he's all over the fucking place. He's basically
the main go to guy on all things pickering. He
was like constantly emailing people being like, hey, can we
get that op ed written about how great pickering is

(41:46):
because we're getting a lot of ship over here. When
a room was being reserved for a Pickering event, it
was Kavanaugh who was consulted. When the White House Press
Office needed materials about pickering, it was Kavanaugh who asked
the Justice Department for the file wasn't relayed them. When
a senator's chief of staff was coming to the White
House to discuss the nominee, it was Kavanaugh who planned

(42:07):
the meeting with her. So it was like he was
the main but he texted her into the planners like,
I don't really know this person not yeah, no, it
doesn't ring a bell. Yeah, And they were specifically asking
about his involvement in that whole process. Well, you know,
are we surprised he didn't know those emails were going
to come out? So we surprised, though, Are we really

(42:29):
surprised that the guy who is basically being picked to
just blow up the Muller investigation is just is really
good at saying whatever he needs to to achieve what
he wants. And so the Republicans are acting like, oh,
so this is some big deal. And you know, I
get why they think that's going to be effective, because
it's Tim lying about his association with someone who did

(42:52):
something bad at a time when the president is openly
doing crimes and just telling people not to believe the truth. Um.
So it's not as spectacular is what we're getting from
them elsewhere, but it's still you know, the president is
getting away with it because he's popular and Kavanaugh, despite

(43:15):
everybody being like, oh, he's overly qualified, it's less popular
than any nominee who's been approved in recent history. And
this whole thing about him being one of the main arguments,
is he if there's any kind of if somehow the
Mueller investigation, if it's contested and that reaches the Supreme Court,
he would be the justice who would be like, oh, yeah,
I don't I don't think presidents need to sunk around

(43:36):
with any kind of investigation because they're they're too important,
like he believes in like turning up presidential power to
fucking like three hundred. But he said, oh, you know,
when I was working the Ken's Star investigation against then
Democratic President Bill Clinton, I realized how bad that is,
and I don't feel that way anymore. Actually have changed,
I have a change of heart and blah blah blah.

(43:57):
And this whole change of heart thing is very disingenuous
because now we've found out through a Freedom of Information
Act request like this memo that came out during the
Ken's Starr investigation where he was going so hard at president.
Oh yeah, He's like, after reflecting this evening, I am
strongly opposed to giving the president any quote unquote break

(44:18):
in the questioning regarding the details of the Lewinsky relationship
unless before his questioning Monday, he either one resigns or
to confess his perjury and issues a public apology to you,
and then in bold he said he should be forced
to account for all of that and to defend his actions.
And then later on this memo he literally lays out
to Ken's Star like these very explicit questions that he

(44:39):
feels that he should, like Ken Starr should ask the
president frolling at the pants frothing, but no, but it's
like it's all very graphic. He's like, if if Monica
Lewinsky says that you inserted a cigar into her vagina
while you were in the Oval Office area, would she
be lying? If Monica Lewinsky says you had phone set

(45:00):
with her on approximately fifteen occasions, would she be lying?
If Monica Lewinsky says that she gave you oral sex
on nine occasions in the Oval Office area, would she
be lying? If Monica Lewinsky says that you masturbated into
a trash can in your secretary's office, would she be lying?
So he was really trying to air out as much
of this scandal as possible, when really this was about

(45:20):
perjury and not being like, hey, can you admit to
like fucking around? Like what specific did you can? That
wasn't the point of that, it was about the perjury aspect,
so like you kind of start seeing okay at the
same time, like this was happening. He's also like within
a like a year of this was saying like, oh,
Nixon got boned, like he really shouldn't have had a

(45:41):
hand over any tapes in regards to Watergate, and that
fucked him. So he's always been on this whole thing
of like presidential power if you're Republican kind of thing
if as Democrat, Oh guess what I'm gonna ask you
all kinds of just messy ship. So we'll see what happens.
I mean, I know there's slowly, you know, the Democrats

(46:02):
are trying to find a way to you know, put
their foot down and be like we're not gonna this guy,
We're not going to confirm him. But then you have
people like John Tester and other more vulnerable Democrats who
are like, well I met with him and he seems
like a good guy. Right, So it's you know, it's
it's we'll see where this goes. Where's John Tester from Montana? Yeah,
and so he's worried about yeah, I mean all those

(46:23):
and yeah, you look at him, Joe Manchin, like a
lot of these people are doing. They just have to.
When it comes down to you get into the home
stretch of an election, then suddenly it's got to be
like I'm going to have two panders? So how many
people going to rise up? Yeah? Yeah, I I feel
like I don't know. I still feel like they shouldn't

(46:44):
have to pander like we The more we learn about
these elections, the more it's like, just get like, you
can just appeal to people who care about the issues.
You don't have to play by these like weird rules
that were created by you know, center democrats. Just wants
someone I can have a beer with, that's the main thing.

(47:05):
And that someone who's hell bent on you know, pete
rolling back, you know, like marriage equality and reproductive rights
and you know, letting a president just shipped all over
the democracy of you know whatever. Whatever. Hey what what
look the look out the window? Oh that's right, we're
in hell. You like Springsteen? We could be friends. He

(47:25):
should be fine. Hey, speaking of the fact that we're
in hell, are your kids spending most of their time
in an artificial reality called Fortnite? Yeah? They are? Ye,
probably wish my dad would talk to me man. Yeah,
I know, man, I do all the dances from Fortnite
with him too, and they're like, you're embarrassing me, Miles.
I'm like, call me Dad. And then this guy's like,

(47:47):
I get the funk out of my garage, and I'm like,
oh sorry, yeah Fortnite. Uh. I was reading a deadline
that porn stars are now turning to Fortnite and other
video games. It's sort of like as a brand building exercise,
which makes sense, like streaming. They're kind of streaming them
playing the games scantily clad and you know, you're Actually
it makes sense because I think when you look at

(48:07):
the ven diagram of gamers and porn consumers, it's actually
just one circle on top of itself. Oh no, that's
always been the case. Like, one of my first jobs
in Los Angeles was writing the Twitter for a adult
film actress to make her seem like more nerdy inclined
than she actually was, so like like references and like

(48:30):
con and no, god, if if I had been paid
April and Neil money, sadly no, no, this was a
porn star that later came out as a big old
drump supporter. But like this was before I left. But
like I would tweet like little references and things, or
like she would go to conventions and I would just
basically like be like, all right, this reference means this.

(48:52):
I've made a career off of my voice, but not me.
And that was one of the things that I got
paid to when I got here, And she'd refer to
me to other cam girls and adult film actresses to
like provide them with like these dossiers of references and
things they can drop an interview to bring in the
nerd boy market. That makes sense. So as soon as

(49:13):
I saw this, I'm like, yeah, yeah, because I think,
like with porn, it's so like as a kid, you's
just like what's on this website and you don't really
know the actors. I mean, like since the video tape
era has ended, where you're like, oh, I got this
new Jenna Jamison tape, like right now, it's almost like
there's the market is so like you really got to
set yourself apart. So if you're like playing video games

(49:35):
like WHOA who's this and and in your mind like
a bit of should be hot naked, hold on and
see this in this adult film I'm in and you
should purchase membership to this website right right, Like this
one knows deep cut anime references like man, she knows
about e Van Gelian dude, like she's sick. But like,

(49:55):
you know, it makes sense because you know, for when
you're doing adult films like athletes, you get paid a
lot of money for a little bit of your time.
So in your free time, just hop on that stream
and start marketing. What are some other examples, Vanessa, can
you talk about other examples of like having to talk
about create? Well, no person, you like, you don't have
to get mess you put your voice on other people's

(50:16):
mouths or even if it's not yours specifically, like being
in the industry, Like, what are some examples of people
who need help in that department? Well, there's like the porns,
president cam girls for like nerdier references, or there was
some where I'd basically like go to conventions and stuff
like that and they would do like person on the

(50:36):
street things and I would feed them lines and questioning
like based on who they were talking to. Like I've
had different gigs where it's someone that has to like, uh,
they're like a host or something and they have to
say something funny and all of such it like feed
them lines. Uh. It's it's been a lot of like
that character in a movie where they like whisper who

(50:57):
someone is to the president in their ear But for
like comedy and pop culture based things. Prime Minister of Japan, Hello,
his wife, she just had a child, a child. There
was one where it was this person interviewing lu Frigno
and basically it was just kind of like just a

(51:18):
walking in an earpiece, just kind of like alright, make
this stupid hulk pun uh and he can't hear. He's like,
what did you say? You like? Um, what was the
line again? But the Twitter one was the wackiest one.
What was that? What was like the most popular tweet
you ever did? That was nerd culture? And people like
whoa or what was like? What was like a good

(51:40):
solid reference that you give everybody that could give them
that quick nerd cred. I don't want to like say
the exact tweet directly, but I'll say what it was
in reference too. And I basically noticed that this one
adult film actresses clipped with a fucking machine looked just
like in Neon Genesis when that capsule injects into Eva. Uh,

(52:01):
so I like posing like a side by side image
of it and it blew up. That's amazing. So yeah, guys,
do your due diligence and pull those nerd cards. Well,
presumably it's not just porn stars who have account writers, right, Like,
I'm sure, Oh god, I know so many other people

(52:23):
that have done it for celebrities for like late night
show accounts, for like any kind of like public media
person Like I fell into that one just because by
word of mouth, they'd like recommend me to other people.
But I know a lot of people that would do
it for like food network TV chefs to make them
look like charming and quirky, or like actors that have

(52:44):
been like in kind of one thing but then they
developed like a really popular Twitter following because they're like
really quippy. So I've known a lot of other writers
that write for people to make them seem very clever
and pop culture smart. Yeah, I would be the next.
We should do it. Can investigate seriously at Twitter ghost writers.
I do think that's important for people to know because

(53:07):
I think a lot of the times, you know, we're
comparing ourselves to you know, unrealistic you know, we're like, wow,
how do they have time to have a like a
full time movie career and TV show career and just
be hilarious like twenty times a day. And it's like,
well they have a writing staff. Um, yeah, yeah, all right,
Well if you have information, yes, upon daily's like guys investigates.

(53:30):
Hell yeah, hashtag dasy investigates. Let's talk about Mike. Let's
talk about Mike Serono rich because this man. If you
don't know who Mike Cernovich is, we talk about him
on occasion. He's a piece of alright trash. You know,
he perpetuated the whole pizza Gate conspiracy that was all him.
Uh you know what else he loves. He has some

(53:51):
really interesting takes on rape. Uh. He's just a very
awful right wing troll and conspiracy theorists. I mean he's
said things like I went from libertarian to alt right
after realizing tolerance only went one way and diversity is
code for white genocide. So this gives you an idea
of who this man is if you didn't know, and
he is. His one move is if you doubt him,

(54:13):
if you say anything negative about him, he will call
you a pedophile. That is his immediate move. So yeah,
and okay, so he's a human piece of garbage. And
we found out that there was this woman who's running
for Jeff Flakes open sentence seat because he's retiring because he,
I don't know, figured out how bad of a look
at Yeah, thank you? Oh hey, do you want to

(54:35):
write my Twitter? Thank you? We find out that he's
going to be doing a bus tour with Dr Kelly Ward,
who is in this three horse race to get the nomination,
the GOP nomination going to the mid terms. But this
group is really wacky. It's it's her, Joe R. Pio, Mr.
Prison Camps, and Martha McSally. Martha McSally is probably gonna

(54:57):
win it. She's like a head by twenty points over
these other to But this woman, Kelly Ward, she is
a thirst day for some votes, which is why she's
probably teaming up with Mike Sernovitch. So, uh, this is
her on MSNBC where she's getting pressed a little bit.
They're like, wait, so what's up with you, Mike Cernovich?
And this this is just an interesting interaction where she's

(55:19):
either pretending she doesn't know who Mike cernovitches or straight
up is fully ignorant about what the alt right is.
Do you think that the Republican Party should embrace the
so called alt right. You know, I think that the
Republican Party and the people of the United States should
embrace making America great again. And the way we do
that is that's the president's campaign slogan. I mean, I

(55:42):
got the all right. I mean the alt right, the
alt left, the radical left, the radical right. I think
that we should be embracing, specifically about the alt right.
I'm not a part of the alt right. I don't
really know what you're asking. Give me something to be
If you're not going to answer you a question, you
have an alright figure accompanying you on the statewide bus.
I have someone that you're calling an alright figure. Please

(56:03):
explain to me what you feel the alt right is,
and then I can answer your question. I think, Casey,
the alright has been generally described to encompass a variety
of elements that include people who sometimes espouse views of
white nationalism, potentially white supremacy. It is an umbrella term
that covers many of these various lines of thinking. And

(56:24):
I'm wondering if that represents your campaign. I think that
that's a ridiculous statement. My campaign represents faith your tour.
I mean, Mike Sernovich has an audience that we we
want to reach, liberals, Democrats, people of all ILKs, and

(56:45):
so if he's coming on the bus tour, I think
that he'll have a voice and he'll have something that
he wants to say. Liberals and democrats love. Oh yeah,
I'm frothing at the pants to hear what you're saying
about fucking pizza gator. Msnb C stands for mainstream News,
bullshit and communism. Oh hell yeah, all right, Mike, that's right. Yeah,

(57:07):
Casey hunt for being like, no, that's not the question
I asked, right is this and you know, really like
left the hammer for the end. She was like, so
you don't want to have ye and I think you know,
and Kelly Ward gave it up when she was like,
he has an audience. We're trying to reach whichers though
really violent, all right, you know, the very best specific

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brand of conservatives. They probably don't want. Yeah, we know
what politics is. We just didn't. We don't think you
should be doing like it just goes. I don't know
what you mean by all, you know what I mean?
Like that's where I was like, are you just doing
the like, you know, the I don't know her to
just kind of get out of the situation. But she
came in with her chin out. She was like, you know,
I don't know what. Why don't you explain to me?

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And it's just like, well, you know what she's gonna say, right,
don't you know who Mike said? You're in such a
bubble right where you don't understand what that looks like
outside of just being a conservative were You're like, well,
what do you mean like explaining so I can debunk that,
But it's like, that's not you don't want you want
to be with this. I found it so funny that
she started with the I don't know her defense and

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then she went to that thing you do and somebody's like, hey,
you know this X movie and you're like, yeah, of
course I know it, but can you explain it to
me so that I know that you know what I know? Right? Uh?
With the just like, oh of course I know what
they but why don't you tell me what your definition
of it is so we have the same one. Yeah.
I just thought they were like republicans on the internet.

(58:33):
Oh really, I just thought it was republicans that discovered Palmaid. Vanessa,
it's been a pleasure having you being here. Where can
people find you? You can find me on the Bruhaha podcast.
You can find me on my website Vanessa Grittin dot
com and on at s gritten on Twitter. All right,
and is there a tweet that you've been enjoying lately

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that you want to share with our listeners? Of minor
of someone else? Is a tweet of mine? Probably my
tweet about Carrie Bradshaw and ailing us h on the internet.
It's just a video of Ariana Grante petting a dog. Weird.
She doesn't look I'm going to show you after It

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looks like she doesn't know how to pet a dog.
Like she keeps getting like thumb in the eye and
just going like head on hand forward on its face.
It's my favorite thing. Wow, So Arianna Grandate doesn't know
how to pet dogs. I am robot. You are dog?
That is my arian impression. And you're welcome you are dogs. Yes?

(59:39):
Where can people find you? Oh? You can find me
on Twitter and Instagram at miles of Gray. And a
tweet I like comes from Dan Rather, which is more
about kind of the world we're living right now with
Manaforts trial about to wrap up, and Mike Cohen, you know,
getting some having his own problems with some twenty million

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dollars worth the loans. He writes this from at Dan. Rather,
both parties need to get serious about vigilantly prosecuting quote
unquote white collar crime. Those caught in the Mueller probe
proved that, if nothing else, And while we're at it,
let's retire the trivializing euphemism quote white collar crime. A
felony is a felony, and a criminal is a criminal,
Which is very funny because like when you look at

(01:00:21):
the crimes of Palm Manafort, it's like y'all are selectively
enforcing the law because you just want to enforce these
like rich white people crimes. But every person who's smoking
a blunt on the street, you know, is getting locked up.
I mean, tell yeah, let's fucking you know, stand up,
probably stand and get some money back to If you
prosecute these white collar crimes, criminality will will not stand.

(01:00:44):
A couple of tweets I've been enjoying Dana Gould, just
a classic tweet. How many weeks away are we from
Rudy Giuliani going on TV? Just to fart in a
kid's pool and shout at the bubbles. Uh. And then
Newsweek tweeted Bill Maher defended Alex Jones on Friday, saying
I don't Alex Jones, but Alex Jones gets to speak,
and Paul Tompkins said, weird for this guy to defend

(01:01:06):
the idea of saying any old bullshit to get attention.
You can follow me on Twitter at Jack Underscore O'Brien.
You follow us at Daily Zeitgeist on Twitter. We're at
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fan page and a website Daily's like guys dot com,
where we post our episodes and we link off to

(01:01:26):
the information in today's episode. Uh. We also do that
in the description of the episode on whatever platform you're using,
Apple podcast, uh, Stitcher, whatever, Just click on the more
information and the foot notes should be there. We also
link off to the song that we ride out on miles.
What's that kind of I think we need to go?

(01:01:48):
Just really loving this Marlowe album, which is a collaboration
between the producer Larrange and North Kakallaca MC, what's named
Solomon bring Them Yes and they call themselves marlow and
they are just doing this old school you know what
we like to call a Golden era hip hop style
of hip hop, just real sample based hip hop. This

(01:02:10):
track is called Lost Arts by Marlow. It's just a
I mean, my goodness, it's it's like nostalgia and I
couldn't believe this is an album being made now, and
I love it so you will love it too. We
do like nostalgic rap music, don't we mild Yes, we do.
We even talked about it, I think on a podcast

(01:02:31):
called Guilty Pleasure, which is out today. Check so go
go check that shut out here, Jack and I talk
about the Golden era hip in the our specific definition. Yeah,
don't take it. I don't think it even is necessarily.
It's a very highly debated era. But I like to
say from for me, it's ninety three day night, ninsh. Whatever.

(01:02:53):
It's up to you. Anyways, We're gonna ride out on
Eric Guilty Pleasure. We will be back tomorrow with another
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