Iron Man > Parked Tanks, Trump Smoke Bomb 7.17.19

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello the Internet, and welcome to season episode three of
Dirt Daily's Eight Guys, a production of I Heart Radio.
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It's Wednesday, July seventeen, two thousand nineteen and names Jack

(00:20):
O'Brien a K double woke seven. Uh. This courtesy of
Samuel Wagner and I'm thrilled to be joined as always
by my co host Mr Miles. Ain't Nothing but Zey
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great gets back to the listen that game. Um, yeah,

(00:43):
thank you so much for that. Ain't nothing but a
cheap bang. It's Firday Gay from the one and Hannah.
Do you feel like the intentional misspellings of early nineties
rap songs has aged poorly or is it like coming
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that's just a b tupac sons are pretty real. It's

(01:06):
weird if it's ain't nothing but a g thing. They're
just helping people get that stink so you don't look foolish.
That's true. So then they can use that language when
they impersonate people of color on Twitter during a natural disaster.
That's right, it's helpful. Uh. And also I do feel
like that that one has definitely earned. So some of

(01:26):
two Pot songs are a lot. They really go hard
with the unorthodox till well, hey, you know he's a renegade.
He is a Doug Light and if you can't handle mcavelli,
get out the way. Well, we are thrilled to be
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Test Parkers. Hello, looks up. How's it gone right good?
How are you doing great? We're thrilled to have you here.
It feels like you have been on the show before
through Fabs Brab's Grizzy, my sister from another mr Um
and just being on the phone with you, and I'm
surprised it's your first time. I get that a lot.
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(02:14):
we're gonna get to know you a little bit better
in a moment, but first we're going to take our
listeners through what we're talking about today. We're gonna do
a little Emmy nom rundown, talk about the snubs, talk
about the what what we're happy about. Yeah, we're gonna
talk about the open racism currently happening in Washington. Uh

(02:36):
and what what it is meant to distract from We're
gonna talk Jeremy Renner because it is our duty as
the dailies can talk to Jeremy Renner. But yeah, he
has really taken over. I mean you guys, we don't
have to tell you because his new album has taken
the airwaves by storm. You can't go anywhere without hearing

(02:57):
his new tracks such as Renegade or I Was Born
a Soldier was a great line, Uh, the main attraction.
And then of course his jeep ds, which are you
know have been already pre nominated for Oscars for the
Short Film category. Um, and I Heart Radio Awards. Yes, yeah,

(03:21):
actually they probably have been. Uh. We're gonna talk about
Bastille Day in France. Uh. And we're gonna talk about
TV shows from our childhood that we thought, uh might
have been a figment of our imagination. But first tests,
we like to ask our guests, what is something from
your search history. That is revealing about who you are. Um,
I guess I gotta say recipe for lemon basil gelato. Yeah,

(03:46):
you do have to say that that sounds delicious. Yeah,
I say that's the most like sort of like typical
of me. Google search lemon basil gelato. Yeah, because I
like that's kind of how I deal with the news,
is like just googling rest. I like to make recipes
to deal with me society. So I'm always just like
I'm on like a gelatto kick right now too. I
just got back from Italy. Yeah, me too. I know

(04:06):
exactly what you know what I mean, Florence actually Bologna
as well, just all over Tuscany and everyone. You know.
I've been great if you heard a show. But I
am actually going to jump out the window. I was waiting.
I was like, please say you just got back. Yeah.
Fucking insufferable about it, isn't it? Because you have to
be Italy is the opposite of insufferable, and you got

(04:28):
to spread the gospel. Although I was just reading about
this police bus. The Italian police busted these Neo Nazis
that had a fucking surface to air missile. Yeah, there's
ship was popping off. I mean, look, they're doing their job,
but fine craftsmanship. What part of Italy were you? We
were in Rome for three weights, and then we spent
the bulk of the trip in Chinka, Terra or Ro. Yes,

(04:52):
Gelato is everywhere, and I was surprised, and I was like, man,
it's all got to be good because it's everywhere. But
then you realize there are places that are just like
counting on tourists like me to be like, I'm in Italy,
it's gelatto, it's got to be good totally. And then
so someone's like, don't go there, go to this one,
and then my mouth like folded in on itself. It
was so good. Yeah, No, it's people. Do you know
the trick if it's over the metal container, like if

(05:14):
it's kind of like poofed out like wavy, Yeah, that
means it's pre frozen. So you want the gelatto that's
like level with the metal contains. So when you see
a sort of piled up towards them, yeah, wait, so
what does that mean? What's that? A function of It
just means it came already made, whereas like somebody was

(05:35):
literally in the back making the gelatto. Yeah, Steph Curry
with the wrist, and that smoothed it, smoothed it across
the top. Now, gelatto is what's the difference between gelatto
and ice cream? Egg? Egg, more egg and gelatto. I
don't know if there's any egg really, usually I wouldn't know. Okay,
got it. It's just all right because I think like
the ingredients you are just like cream and sugar and

(05:57):
actually milk. You don't have to be about ice dream
by the way. Okay, well look you get on you
go to Italy vanilla, you scream again. You sound like
someone who has not been to Italy. That's all that
sounds like to me. I've been to Italy. Don't talk
to me about Italy. I've been. Okay, you've been to

(06:18):
the Treavy Fountain. Because I got one of my coins,
like righting the good one, the good part. My dream
came true. Yeah, um, custard has egg right and that? Yes? Okay, yes,
so it was just pretentious custard. Yeah, I'd say custard
is poor gelato, okay, man glado? Yeah? Yeah? And how

(06:40):
do you make how do you make lemon basil gelato? Man?
So you start with like the typical vanilla bass. Then
you add a little zest, a little bit of juice,
but it does have cream milk. Yeah, there's no Okay,
whole milk exactly, you'll have to excuse. And then you
add the zest, and then you let the the basil

(07:00):
leaves like what was the word show? Not something like that.
You let them sit for like half an hour, and
then you put it in an ice creamaker and then
what makes it really good? As you drizzle olive oil
as the last step. Yeah, I had aged balsamic on
some vanilla gelato and I thought that was going to
be not good. Again, they know what they're doing over there.

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You simply must go. You simply simply must What is
something you think is overrated? Oh? God, so many things,
but I'm going to go with just because it's timely.
I really hate a word shows. Sorry, just already stepping
on our act. We'll just freestyle for the first time. No,
I mean they're fine, It's just like they're the people.

(07:45):
They're so like transient, like they don't matter and they're
given so much import and you know, it's that that
kind of thing of like what's the point of grading art?
I like the outfits. I guess. Yeah, well I think
it's fine, Like, you know, for if you you get
an a ORD, great shout out to you. But I
think people who like are destroyed by a lack of
a nomination. I'm like, don't also put that weight into

(08:07):
that either, because this ship is so subjective, so to
just be like, well, I appealed to this microscopic group
of retired filmmakers or whatever, like that's not you know,
don't use that to feel bad. It's like a list
with trophies. Yeah, it's descended from like industry awards that

(08:27):
happen in hotel ballrooms, where like the insurance industry gives
one of their sellers like Top Insurance Salesperson of the Midwest,
and you know, it's all bullshit, except we're gonna get
so animated when we talk about the people who weren't nominated.
It's like, I mean, a lot of this goes back
to me not winning top insurance Salesperson. Yeah. I was

(08:48):
going to say, you always bring that really should have
stepped up your performance. What is something you think is underrated? Underrated? Um,
I'm gonna go with the library. Yeah. I really like
the library, and for a lot of reasons, like it's
a great place to work. They have free WiFi. The
water fountains there are always nice and cold. Yeah they are. Yeah,
they've got great tap water at the library. Um yeah,

(09:11):
free books. What kind of do you go? Do you
to go there to work or you like to get
a little book maybe research it? What are you doing?
I do mostly work there, okay, yeah yeah, And I
mean I'm kind of like addicted to buying books, so
like I should use the library more, but it just
doesn't feel the same if I know I have to
return it. That said, yeah, I'll check out a lot
of times. If I'm listening to an audiobook, I check
out the library book so that I can do both

(09:33):
without paying for the book twice on Amazon. That's called
whisper sink. But that your own you royalties. Uh. And finally,
what is a myth? What's something people think it's true?
You know to be false? That caffeine stunts your growth? Okay, yeah,
it actually makes you taller, It makes you taller. Yeah. Yeah,

(09:55):
I'm five ft eleven and I've been drinking coffee every
day since i was ten. Yes, ten, yeah, Wow, what's
your secret? Olympic Gold Medalist test Barker coffee since I
was ten every day. That is funny how that was
a thing parents used to be like you, it'll stunt
your growth, yea, And I mean I never had a
taste for coffee until coldbrew recently. But yeah, I wonder

(10:16):
if it does help you grow? Do you think that
was your secret? It either helps me grow or maybe
I was supposed to be like six four. Maybe it's
true where people in your family'll yeah, okay, yeah, would
you want to be six for No, I'm like perfectly
fine test as I think I feel good that I'm
right under the six footmark. Yeah, you're you're a great height.
Were an athlete? Uh? No, I actually that's I became

(10:38):
very athletical and I was like eighteen or nineteen, but
I was a child actor, so my parents actually lied
to me and told me that I was bad at sports.
Don't make that money. Maybe, like mom, I'm being scouted
by Georgetown basketball. They don't know what they're doing because
you're acting so well, they don't know who you are.

(11:00):
Asked me if you were Alan Iverson earlier, that's funny. Um,
what what what was the biggest thing you were in
as a child actor? Um, I was in a couple
of commercials and then I had a lot of close calls.
I was like, it was between me and the girl
who got it in the Adams Family movie the girl Scout,
that was almost me. Oh no, really, that was almost
me and you would have been a camp Chippewa. Yeah.

(11:20):
Then in the sequel she has a huge part and
that girl was like my nemesis, like we saw each
other at every audition. Name uh. And then I also
almost got the part of Ruby su and Christmas Vacation.
It was between me and the girl who got it.
And that's the first time I ever cussed was for
that audition. Yeah. Yeah. Mercedes McNabb Canadian. She's back in

(11:43):
Canada now, retired actress. She retired. Wow, aren't we doing well?
Retiring at thirty seven? Yes? So also, I would say
so ten year olds just know that her dad played
for Arsenal. Shout out to her dad. Okay, oh yeah,
all right, your dad's cool. But Mercedes, you should have

(12:03):
stepped aside. Let test take that role atmosphere. Thank you
so much. Official. But I wouldn't want to be retired now,
so maybe it's good that yeah, yeah, yeah, ok, yeah,
so yeah, just ten year old. You can drink as
much caffeine as you want. It'll make you famous and
good at your chosen career. Smoking also, like they say,
it's bad for you as a kid, and it makes

(12:24):
you look way it's being cool bad for you. Yeah,
you actually like technically aren't ten when you smoke? Basically
a teenager, Like whatever you feel when you take that
first track, that's how old you are, that's your true age.
That's actually when I was like fifteen, I went to
go get my belly button pierce on the Venice board
walk and I lit up a cigarette on my way
to go walk down to the guy for it. And
I was like, well, he's obviously gonna think I'm eating
because I'm smoking. But and it worked really even when

(12:47):
you passed out from the I shouldn't have ripped the
filter off of this thing, aged me three years. Yeah, uh,
you know, I love that kind of logic that kids using.
They're doing ship like that, like by the you know,
by the transitive property the cigarette would indicate that I
have eighteen years. Therefore, yeah, do it. A liquor store,

(13:11):
They're like, sir, you can't smoke in here. Sorry, I
can't start. Sorry, just betting on horses outside craps and
thank you so much. So my hotel room is booked
along with my rental car. It must be at least
twenty seven. Yeah, can I have a Zema six? Six magazines?

(13:37):
That was the first alcohol ever? Drent was? Did you
like it? Refreshing? Yeah? I think I liked it. I
drank a zema, was like, wow, that was cool. Did
you pretend zero? But you were? You weren't drunk, right
you just like, did did you ever pretend you were drunk? Uh? No,
you never did. I just know cousin and I tried
to get drunk because my dad doesn't drink, so he

(13:59):
used to have auduls on my uncle's house and my
cousin and I try to get drunk off oduleS. Yeah,
little did you know? We knew it was on alcoholic
beer too, but we were kind of banking on the
like point yeah, three of those is a point nine
and then you basically you better call it cops. Yeah,
call an ambulance. All right? Uh sorry, test, but it

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is time to talk about the Emmy noms and now
I'm rundown. We want to shout out Anthony Kerrigan as
NoHo Hank getting recognized. Shout out to Daniel O'Brien now
Emmy nominated writer on John Oliver. Uh. Shout to my
sister's Maya and Anna. They're writing nomination for pen fifteen.

(14:43):
Y'all did it. Oh my gosh, I'm so fucking happy.
Although I think she should have been nominated for her performance,
that is a snub because the makeout scene is one
of the funniest pieces of acting I've ever seen, when
she avoids to avoids the kiss and like goes into

(15:04):
like this weird like snake good uh. And then I
also want to shout out Benicio del Toro for getting
nominated for a performance in which he uh gives one
of the It's one of the strongest choices I think, Dan,
do we have that queued up? All right? We're just

(15:26):
gonna it's just just send this scene up if you don't.
It's from Escape at Dani. More about those two guys
who escaped prison like like three or four years ago,
seducing seducing a woman who worked in the prison, And
at one point she was having a relationship with both
of these inmates, and at one point she's getting a
little shaky about the whole scheme, and he's just basically
letting her know, like, we gotta keep it low. But

(15:47):
he's a you know, he's he's a violent but also
he talks like a person for the throughout the because
we're only going to hear the one line read, So
he talks like a human being. Still bene. It's still Beneacio.
So he whispers a little bit and like, is cool,
but let's let's hear how he addresses her at the

(16:10):
end of one episode, don't tell anybody what. Yeah, it
almost sounds like someone. It feels so much. It feels

(16:33):
so much like a bit. And then Patricia Arquett also nominated.
Her reaction off of that is what your reaction would be.
She's just like, what the funk was that? Uh? And
then the episode ends. Yeah it's uh that show again. Uh?
If you follow in on Twitter, her and I have
very strong feelings about Eric Lang's performance as Lyle. Also

(16:57):
a snub. Yeah, that's a snub. That's a snub because
I have enjoyed your performances as Eric Lang. Yeah, he's
just I knew you was having an affair on my
I'm on me when when you ordered off the locale
menu at King Walk. That's a line because there's so
many times he's suspicious of her having an affair and

(17:19):
he's like you know that guys like that prisoner in Staying.
She's like lion stop and he's like okay, and like
moves on, and he's in the process of being fucking destroyed.
And and I'm like, this guy had I thought he
was some fucking guy off the street, and I come
to realize, like, oh, he was Stewart and Lost, the
dude who was like living in the fucking underground, the
bunker and ship. Yeah, he's had a he's like this

(17:42):
character actor and I was like, oh my, the way
he transformed and then shout out to everybody like when
they see us, like anyone who's on screen acting was
nominated or like I think I saw somebody go by
him give him him a nod, very very uh earned
that that is one of the most heartbreaking things I've
ever watched. Yeah, what else do we have? Uh that

(18:05):
we like? Chernobyl got a ton of nominations, Yeah, as
it should have. Did you watch Chernobyl? No? Do I
need to Yeah? If you ye? Right now? Actually, let's
actually stop right now. Yeah, there's five episodes. Okay, so
let's take a five hour break. Okay, five our energy,
all right, and we're back. I loved it. Was gripping.

(18:27):
It was a bit much, but much some of the
stuff coming. Turns out a lot of people got hurt.
You know what's so weird? Do you ever have I
can't believe that that's so that's the dude who's down
in the hatch and lust and like riding the stationary
body so like at the beginning of season two? Wait, sorry,

(18:49):
that what he's the dude from Lost who's like riding
the stationary bicycle at the beginning. Yeah, because he's the
dude who's living down in the bunker. He's already and
he's there from the scientists. You ever have a thing
where you replace one performance, because that that dude looks
exactly like Jason man Zucas in my memory, you would say,

(19:10):
you thought the whole time that was just my memory
of that. I haven't watched it since like wild Long Hair,
but yeah, I thought man Zucas was out here. He
was doing it. He was doing it big. Uh. Yeah,
any anything else we want to shout out? Oh didn't
Megan am Ram finally get a shout out to Emmy

(19:32):
or Megan and Emmy for Megan has finally happened. Yeah. Uh,
And I feel like these are I used to aggressively
not give a shit about the Emmys, but now that
TV is basically has a lot of content that's as
good as the movies, I do like that this is
starting to be more of a thing. Is it not

(19:54):
always the Emmys though? I mean, truly, it feels like
it's always the Emmy smell, right, Yeah, I feel those
especially in l A. When those four your Considerations billboards
go up, I'm like, right, I thought you just took
them fucking down exactly, the fantageous posters, like the new
shows in town. Here's the new thing we're considering, right.
It kind of sucks up my sense of time in
the city because there are certain things that show up,

(20:16):
like the Habbad telethon around Hanukah, like you see those
in like on Lebrey a lot. I'm like, okay, it's
the holidays. Those are the seasons in l A or
like other Lama Lacma things come up in my Lackman
season starting. But then the fucking Emmy banners just some everywhere.
I'm like, I don't is it January? The weather and
other changes here, we need something to break up the consideration.

(20:38):
I think Garceti is a terrible mayor for not handling
that issue, not the homelessness issue, but that issue. Shame
on you. That's that's his main thing that somebody needs
to run on to unseen him. That would be me, Yeah,
Mayor Miles, I will take care of the Emmy f
y C advertisements so we can get a sense of
time for people who don't know they uh, there's a

(21:01):
whole like basically all l A billboards, The l A
l A billboard culture is like aggressive, there's too much. Yeah,
I mean look out the window right now. What do
we got out the window right now? Is one is
for a weed it's kind of very weedy, and then

(21:21):
two things for Netflix. Yeah yeah, And basically all billboards
are taken over by for f y C, which means,
for your consideration is just ads aimed at people who
vote on Emmy's which is pretty wild, Like that's a
very select group of people. But I think billboards are
generally aimed at uh, like very few people. Like I've

(21:44):
heard of billboards being bought because they know that a
certain celebrity drives by that road like on a given day,
and they just like they know that they're gonna it's
gonna seem like they're really doing their job if they
have a big billboard on Sunset or whatever and it's
clearly like in that part of Sunset right before it
turns into Beverly Hills part of the Sunset, because they

(22:04):
that's when they catch people leaving Beverly Hills or going
through Sunset like up to West Hollywood and being like okay,
and like, as much as I I'm going to retract,
I still think the Emmys are bullshit and no word
shows are bullshit. But that's kind of stuff makes me
love l A. That's so ridiculous, it is, It's absurd. Yeah,
there's no other amount of money spent just to like
massage someone's ego, right, It's like, yeah, we spent forty

(22:26):
grand on that. I mean, I feel like I'm less
in touch with popular culture now that I no longer
drive across, like drive down Sunset across all those billboards,
because that's how I found out about like all new shows,
just like for me, Yeah, when I was like hire
me for podcasts investment. Yeah, that was kind of still

(22:46):
upside out, pointing to the Yeah, um, alright, we're gonna
take a quick break and we will be right back.
And we're back, and the president is has apologized backtracked

(23:11):
on all the racist stuff you did, right that now
that things right. No, that's not how the world works.
I was driving over here today and lash me seeing
and I forget who who's your co host? On m
PR anyway, they literally had a breakdown while they were
giving the news. They're like they just stopped and they
were like, what about if you're just too depressed to
give the news? Like they just literally really come to
Jesus on NPR and that we ever hear and they're like,

(23:33):
we kind of can't handle it anymore. Really, Yeah, oh
my god. Kay, I mean I didn't know that was
an option. Should we just do that because this? Yeah, well,
I mean it must be hard on NPR because they
fucking thread the needle in the weirdest way sometimes. Maybe
that's what it is to where they're like, you know,

(23:54):
because we're publicly funded, like we have some public funding, Like,
don't get too hot on the government, even though like
it's racist try and again rack your minds for some
other way to describe this ship other than just straight
up racism. But hey, he's trying to get a check.
But there's still like that neoliberal, like mainstream media point

(24:14):
of view. Um, so I could see it's like nothing's
ever too bad, ever at all, really, so carry on.
But also this may happen. It's intellectual yoga, which is perfect. Yeah, exactly.
But yeah, so it seems like Trump's plan continues to
be just keep doubling down on the thirty five to

(24:35):
of the country that thinks racism is hilarious. Um, and yeah,
his latest tweet parade, tweet thread, tweet storm, whatever, I
don't know, do we even want to read it. It's
just so absurd because it was already people are like, Yo,
this is racist. What the funk are you doing? Is like,
it's not racist, and actually they should apologize to me.

(24:57):
And then he had like a fucking press conference where
he was like, you know what, a you don't like
fucking America, get the funk out then. And then so
then I think when he sees the news not moving
like being like, oh, yeah, they should apologize to him.
Actually he's not racist and seeing like all the just
clumsy ways that GOP Congress people and senators and officials

(25:18):
or whatever are like not really able to describe it
in a way that seems like it's not racist. Everyone
looks like they're just finding weird excuses. He continued to tweet.
So then he put this on was this Tuesday morning,
the Democratic congresswomen have been spewing some of the most violent, hateful,
and disgusting things ever said by politician in the House
or Senate, and yet they get a free pass and

(25:40):
a big embrace from the Democrat Party. Horrible anti Israel,
anti USA, pro terrorist, and public shouting of the F word,
among many other terrible things. Then goes on about how
blah blah blah, like the Democrats need to fucking take
them on. Then you let that cook and people like,
oh wow, way to go. Then he has to come
picked up his fucking phone again. Also, those streets were

(26:01):
not racist. I don't have a racist bone in my body.
Now that has officially become the thing that it has. Yeah,
like the fact that he doesn't realize that, or maybe
he is this dog whistling, is he like ha ha
get it? Because they have to deny that racism because

(26:23):
we are in an arrow where most people say like, yes,
racism is bad. We're not in a point yet where
people like there's a whole thing like no, racism is good. Right,
It's like yeah, it's still sort of like this third rail.
So you the only way you can defend it is
to never say that the thing is racist, because that's
mostly acknowledged is not good and so and most people

(26:43):
realize like when you start being like, well, what's wrong
with that? Right? Like not good? So I think that's
where he has to be like, it's not racist. I
have to deny that racism exists, and then he can
fucking you know, keep doing hard. But just how do
how does anybody think? I don't have a racist bone
in my body? Is not just like who because racist? Well,

(27:05):
if you're racist, you're going to be like, but I
need that excuse me. I don't have a racist bone
in my body, but my mind is horribly racist, and
so is my soul if you cut me open. My
bones are not racist, my actions and my thought patterns are. Well,
there's only so many times and maybe you can't even

(27:25):
use this. Some of my best friends are black. Thing
that's their favorite one, love that one. But if you maybe,
if you don't even have that, maybe you don't even
have any friends of color, then you just got to
go straight to yeah, my bones, that ye, my bones. Okay, look,
no friends I r L are non white, but my
bones they're also white. Right? Is that them like sort

(27:46):
of unconsciously realizing almost I'm a little racist, but like
bone deep, like really deep down, I'm not. Is that
kind of what they're saying. It must be like if
God made me choose between being racist or not, I
think I'd pick not. On Earth, I'm going to be
racist as fuck because I'm ignorant and afraid of all

(28:08):
this other ship. So going on with that tweet, I
don't have my buddy. The so called vote to be
taken is a Democrat con game. Republicans should not show
quote weakness and fell into their trap. They should be
a vote on the filthy language, statements and lives sold
by the Democrat congresswoman, who I truly believe, based on
their actions hate our country. Get a list of the
horrible things they have said. Whatever going on, blah blah blah.

(28:29):
So the whole thing is a reaction to Nancy Pelosi
is doing what she can by make basically making people
take a vote on whether or not they condemn, yes,
condemned this language, so you can have everybody yeah on
wax being like where do you fall on this? At
the end, he talks about how unpopular Omar and AOC are.

(28:51):
Is that true? Are they because their policies, which are
you know, like populist and the things that he ran
on and then failed to deliver on, seemed to be popular.
So like, is it just they're unpopular because there are
people of color who are associated with socialism? I well know,
I think all first of all, that whole weird poll

(29:13):
he had is just garbage, right, It's like it's a
very they called dubious, but like a sample all Republicans
have been in like Fox News, and everybody who is
like a political strategist is like, well, yeah, if you
want to run with associate yourself with these folks, then yeah,
you're gonna lose. And like, uh, Peggy Noonan, who I

(29:35):
go to for all my political analysis, and Tucker Carlson
both had op eds recently where they were like, you know, uh,
every time AOC speaks, the Democratic Party gets hurt, and
I feel like, maybe that's just like you want to
know what the sample group was, Who's that for that poll? Yeah?
Likely general election voters who are white and have two

(29:57):
years or less of college education. That's who Those are
the people who he's referring to. And I don't even
know if they're unpopular within that group because they love
hating them. I mean, it's somewhat unpopular if you're constantly
talking about them, right, Eventually they might begin to love
to hate them, Like AOC might become Jeoffrey and they're like,
you know what I gotta funk with alos? Joffrey makes

(30:18):
you feel Geoffrey if he was trying to get you
like really good healthcare and economic aid like Mary Louise
from like uh big little eyes. Yeah, eventually might be
like I think I like her. You would miss her
if she was gone. Now that we have her, we
need her, right, I guess my question is how much

(30:38):
we how much they're talking points is conventional wisdom and
just being like, well, socialism bad, and how much of
it is them being scared of them and knowing what
I think they really Well, this whole him doing that
is a put all the Democrats on the same page. Suddenly,
like last week it was like knife fight between Pelosi
and the Squad, and now it's like United Front and Trump. Um,

(31:01):
So I think now he's I don't know, I mean
part of it again. That's why this whole section, it's
like he's sort of trying to get his base riled up.
But that's not a that's not a thing that's gonna
get a lot of swing voters in. And especially when
you look at battleground districts that matter that he won,
he's losing in many of them, if not like them.
So I think it's part get the base riled up,

(31:22):
part fucking distraction because there's all this other ship going on.
Because if you really look at all this other ship
that we're not talking about, I would be doing this
ship too if I was this comeback like this. The
thing here is that I think most people on the news, um,
you know, the lame street media, all the cycles being
consumed by asking Republicans like why are you condemning this? Right? Sure?

(31:42):
Because you're hearing all kinds of ship, Like someone literally said,
we aren't racist because Party of Abe Lincoln. That's not
the same. Why do they keep it's not the same
Republican Party. That just shows that you know nothing of
American history. That's like Sean Lennon being like all music
is good because my dad John Lennon. Okay, some stuff

(32:05):
is good, But don't I keep writing that. Do something
for yourself, my man, I get brand recognition. But and
then you also have like these really tired exchanges like
you have, like these other exchanges where Kevin McCarthy is
asked the minority leader in the House, like, isn't this
ship racist? Like isn't this about racism? Listen to this
really cool response, Mr Leader or the President's tweets. No,

(32:32):
And I do not believe the Speaker of the House
was racist last week. Other when when those individuals on
her side of the aisle who are claiming the President's racist,
when they claimed she was racist either, I do not
believe that. I believe this is about ideology, This is
about socialism versus freedom. Very clear what the debate is happening. Um,
I understand when I listened to their press conference yesterday,

(32:53):
they talked more about impeachment than anything else. Even one
of those individuals, this wasn't the first time they talked
about impeach. No ship hold on. I just cut it
off there. It doesn't even matter. Yeah, because they're they're
fucking constitutional officers who have an obligation to impeach if
they're seeing crimes being committed. We're in the middle of
a national emergency, and they're like, these firefighters are like

(33:13):
what about this this four alarmed blaze. It's you know,
they had they had their motives, you know, they came
in like this hot Yeah, okay, sure, try and make
this about socialism versus freedom. What the fund does that
even mean? Yeah? But you know, more red meat. Also, um,
Kelly and Conway is not she she's not holding it
together right now during this intentional discussion on racism. Uh,

(33:37):
let's just listen to a quick exchange. She had, what's
your ethnicity? What? No, because I'm asking a question. My
ancestors are from Ireland and Italy. It is because you're
asking about he said originally. Wow, someone just asked like,

(34:00):
don't you think those comments are racist? Because no, because
they're asking where they're originally from. Right, What's where are
you from? It's like, wait, hold on, that's how could
I be racist when you also have a race? Yeah? Exactly.
Oh but okay, so weird. You're you're a race, So
what I'm a race? So where's the racism? Thank you
so much racism? So so usually when Trump is like

(34:23):
just refusing to end any sort of you know, slap fight, uh, controversy. Uh,
this willfully there are some things that he's trying to
distract from. Uh. And I don't know, man, this Epstein
thing keeps going, uh non stop. So he had they
were in court again because he's trying to get bail,
being like, hey, can I give you all this all

(34:45):
this moneys to hold onto and I won't leave. Uh.
And then there's a lot of stuff that came out
during this bail hearing or just trying to figure out
if you're gonna get bail. First of all, like there
are many they found out many more victims came forward
after his arrest was made public. Um, he still is
giving the most vague reasons to where his money's come
from or like why he has all this money, And

(35:05):
people are starting to come around to the explanation. Evans
and I were putting forth that he was basically built
by blackmail essentially, because yeah, it doesn't it doesn't make
sense his rises like what, Yeah, it's very confusing. Um. Also,
they when they raided his house, he had a fucking
just safe full of cash and diamonds, like a cartoon villa. Yeah,

(35:28):
as well as a foreign passport with his picture a
different name that listed his residence as Saudi Arabia. No ship.
So the web gets fucking wider, you know what I mean? Like,
and I can only imagine, dude, what the funk are
you doing when like you're getting hooked up with a
Saudi passport, fake gass name, Like if it gets hot

(35:49):
right here it is he's a smoke bomb, like by
a pass Canada straight to Saudi. Yeah, whatever it is exactly.
So yeah, I would say that that is something that
he doesn't want people to talk about, because when that
news was ramping up, everything was about like, what's your
connection to him? All the questions he was having to
field were about what's how do you know this guy? Like,
are y'all tight about this thing? You said? Were you like? Yo?

(36:09):
He loves the party, he likes him kind of younger.
But so of course, now all the questions being asked
is like is this racist? Or is what you said?
Come on, we know this ship is racist. Get back
to the press him about all this other ship that
is deeply disturbing. Like he pissed his pants and sort
of distracted Portosoda down in the front of his shirt. Yeah, exactly,

(36:30):
Billy Madison style. Also, like, remember like a month ago
he was credibly accused of rate celebrity like three weeks ago. Yeah,
it does seem like it was a year ago. There
was also something I saw being circulated about a lawsuit
that was filed against him and Jeffrey Epstein a few
years ago where Jane Doe had claimed that they had
both raped her when she was thirteen. Yea, yeah, yeah, no,

(36:52):
that was happening during the election, and then days before
her press conference she uh just have dropped off because
she was and even in her I think in the
finaling was saying he was threatening my life even at
the time the abuse was happening. Right, So again, but
these are other things. If racism and uh sexual predation exists,

(37:15):
then the GOP can't exist, right, So that's why they
have to argue everything away. Oh it is not racist.
Well I don't know about we don't know about him,
because if you do that, then look, you gotta look
up and not to dwell too much on the two
thousand and sixteen election. But Wiki leaks, we're learning more
about what Julian Assange was up to when all the
ship was hitting the fan for the d n C. Yeah, yeah,

(37:36):
he was CNN. They saying like he was using the
Ecuadorian embassy as like metal HQ, like the fucking control
center for all the wiki leaks stuff. Where So this
right after the election, apparently he had been watched the
second he had entered that embassy. They're like, no, we're
gonna keep our fucking eye on him. But after the election,
like they really ramped it up, and then like as

(37:58):
they look at all this other evans, there is a
lot that basically says he was taking meetings with like
internationally known hackers as well as Russians that were Kremlin linked,
having like hours long meetings with them, and the Ecuadorians
were just basically yeah, we basically see that he has
ties to Russian intelligence and there's no way that he

(38:19):
wouldn't know like the provenance of some of this material
that was coming to him coming to him. So the
timelines that they talk about here are pretty damning. Like
one that is, you know, interesting, he had a meeting
with like RT like Russia's propaganda channel, their London bureau
chief who like came by for a meeting, gave him
a USB drive. I don't know, maybe have some cool
YouTube clips. Uh. And then in July, when the r

(38:43):
n C stuff was kicking off, some mysterious man who
was like wrapped in like a mask and sunglasses, who
you could not see make out their identity at all,
came to the embassy and delivered a package to Julian Osange,
but a security guard accepted it, and the security companies
doing surveillances like why did that guy just leave his
post and accept a fucking package from our dude in

(39:05):
a fucking like invisible man costume. And basically on that
same day even in the Mueller report, on this day
when the guy came through with the package, Wiki Leaks
informed the Russian hackers that it had received the files
and was preparing to release them soon. Now, there's no
evidence to say, you know, concretely that that's what that was,

(39:25):
but there are a lot of dates that overlap along
with like the moment the Americans told Ecuadorians like we
suspect Julia Songs is up to something and they cut
off his Internet connection. He had his like goons or
wiki leaks employees come to the embassy and move a
bunch of computer equipment and hard drives the funk out
of the embassy. Oh yeah, so again that's the kind
of thing because if you recall, I think during seen

(39:48):
Donald Trump said a lot of stuff about wiki leaks,
wiki links, wiki leaks, the WikiLeaks, wiki leaks, wiki leaks,
as confirmed just today by wiki leaks. It's been amazing
what's coming out on wiki leaks. They want to distract
us from wiki leaks, the wonder of wiki leaks. Okay,

(40:09):
so of course, yeah, yeah, you have all this other
stuff coming out and you're like, yeah, yeah, racism right, um,
I mean, isn't Ecuador like hot year round too, right,
it's warm down there. The idea of wearing a full
blown face mask. Oh no, no no, this is the Ecuador
and embassy in London. Okay, okay, yeah, um yeah. I

(40:35):
don't know that the two are linked necessarily in Trump's mind,
that he because he's always racist, But it does seem
like he has an instinct too. He knows he has
to control the control the media cycle, knows he's racist,
or do you think he's convinced himself that he's actually not.
I think probably he's convinced he doesn't. I just played
I just played golf with Tiger Woods, Right, I'm racist. Right.

(40:58):
I didn't even make him carry my bags the whole time.
Christ So I'm sorry, what was your question? Because I'm
a motherfucking ally keep moving by a new angle from
a new angle. Alright, we're gonna take a quick break.
We'll be right back. And we're back, and so is

(41:27):
Jeremy Renner with some hot new fire, asked Jams. Uh,
he's got so he there's these two there's they came
out a week ago. But okay, so about a week ago,
Jeremy the Wren the wren Fair dropped some hot new
jeepads that are there really works of art? At least

(41:52):
you could tell in his mind there works for art
because each one begins with title title card in quie's
the name of the song or it's a short. Yeah,
it's like feels like a short, the name of the song,
and then music by Jeremy Renner. And then so let's
just kind of go through the plot of two of

(42:13):
these ads, um and the main attraction the short film.
The main attraction. Jeremy is at a black tie event,
but he but it's still like at a weird, like
divy issue bar for a lot of wood paneling. You
can tell he doesn't want to be there though. Yeah,
a lot of people in ball gowns, a lot of
people in tuxedos, and he's just keeps looking towards the

(42:35):
back of the room. At one point, it looks like
he's with a woman at a bar and they're waiting
for their drinks. But then a jeep pulls up and
he's like, you know what, I'm taking this bow tie off,
ditches her right, hops in the shape, hops in the
jeep and starts smiling. Uh. Well, first of all, we
see that he's playing his own song, the Man, so

(42:55):
you see that on the and then that that's the
first time we see him start to smile is when
he hears his own music. Uh. And then he's he
drives out into the mountains, gets to a small roadside
dive barh. Finally Jeremy Renner is with his people, the
you know, the common man, and then we see I

(43:20):
just changed to a concert. Yeah, I think it's supposed
to be behind the dive bar, there is a giant
concert with like a thousand people. They're just going crazy
as Jeremy Renner fronts of rock band and sings the
main attraction. Um, and you know, and that's yes, if
you're a person who's just trying to break out of
the norm. I've been your jeep dude into a concert

(43:42):
and the weird fake pappy and Harriet's right, it's uh.
So the other one is what do we say? Nomad,
nomad for the song, nomad right for the Renter joint
nomad Uh starts out and that from earlier car commercial
location dinner. Renner sitting there with a looking at his

(44:07):
diner menu. Uh. Title card comes up quote no Mad
by Jeremy Red music by Jeremy Renner. Uh. And then
he looks out the window and sees a jeep there. Uh.
And then flash into his mind we are with Jeremy
Renner just tearing us around the desert in the gym

(44:27):
with a hot babe in the passenger sides that he's
at the dinner. So I think we're meant to or
at least I assumed we were meant to think this
was the waitress. We saw a waitress walk by the
um screen really briefly, and so maybe it's like one
of those ads where he's like dreaming of doing something
wild and just being like, come on, you're with me, babe.

(44:51):
But then the song is playing and it's honestly the
worst Renner song, fuck up, funks weird. I don't know
what the called. It sounds like music that was made
for a movie soundtrack in the late eighties. It sounds like, yeah,
it sounds like a movie in the eighties that was

(45:11):
like mid to low budget that was about a rock star.
And then or like like the songs that like Zach
and the Rippers and say By the Bell wrote like,
it's just like I would give it a little bit
above Zach and the Rippers, Zach and the z was

(45:32):
the dream dance, uh so I I And maybe this
is an homage to that Saved by the Bell episode,
because this is a dream sequence. We find out because
you hear somebody say Jeremy, Jeremy, and it was the
woman from his dream and then he starts driving around
the desert with the woman from his dream in real life.

(45:55):
So the what is reality man? The borel of the story,
he dreamed of doing it and then he did that
ship and six months of Apple take for free. Yeah.
I mean this is just a credit to the strength
of his reps or his ability to network, because I
don't know how the funk he is, Like, high Jeep,

(46:16):
I'm going to be the star of your ad campaign.
You're gonna pay for my music. I don't know if
they paid for it, but my music will be featured
front and center. A majority of the footage you see
has not much to do with the actual car itself,
and I get my free career launch. Being famous seems
really fun. Yeah at that level. Yeah, well this is

(46:37):
also he looks like a dude who doesn't realize like
how overconfident he is. Yes, yeah, this is great, man.
Everything's fucking turning up Rent. He is on another planet,
like his reality. I want to live inside his head
for just a day and see like how he views himself.
I feel like it must be amazing. Yeah, but also
I feel like he's so dull, probably like he's mostly

(46:57):
got like a Banana Republic in there, something, you know,
Like I feel like, sorry, you must not be familiar
with Jeremy Renner's house flipping career, because he is one
of the great house flippers in the Florida. He's a
complicated man. He's a complicated man. He's never been in
a fight, but yet he's choked a guy out for
implying that he was gay. So that's right. Yeah. And

(47:19):
he used to be a makeup artist, did he? Yeah,
before he was an actor, he was a makeup artist. Okay,
maybe we have to take everything we know he's we
need we need on what the funk is going on
in that mind? Man? It's like, I don't know, there's
a light we'd see in that brain we've not seen
on there's a light in there that never goes out. Also,

(47:41):
the only other person I can think of that takes
that much joy in listening to their own music is
Barbra Streisand right, have you ever heard that story she
tells where she was like I was in a cab
and I heard the most wonderful song and then I thought,
oh my god, it's me. Yeah, that's what a fucking
weird flex. Yeah, I mean half of it is. Are

(48:02):
you kind of senile? Like that's great, that's me. Well
maybe she just lays down the vocals and it's just
like I'm out, wow, you know. She she calls the guy.
Ten years later, he's like, love what you did with that? Yeah?
When will I see a check? Anything else to say

(48:22):
about Jeremy Runner? Um? I no, I mean at least
he hasn't started painting yet. Jesus Christ. That's probably the
next phase, right, is it? Fine? Art? Next? Because I
mean he's really the Da Vinci of our time. Makeup artistry, acting, Yeah, terrible,

(48:44):
e d M, terrible, funk terrible like dubed country step.
What the funk? Else? I guess, Yeah, he's a music
film I guess fine art, sculpting or paint What do
you think he's Somebody needs to give him a movie,
let him direct, because he would make the strangest thing.
I'm surprised he hasn't. Yeah, can you let's see does

(49:08):
he get anything coming up in the unentitled Jeremy Renner project?
What else could you see him doing other than our
biopic about Jeremy Renner? Probably self funded. I just really
felt my story should be told of just a guy
who I don't know. Became really tight um, and suddenly

(49:34):
I was tight the Jeremy Renner story. Uh, let's talk
about Bastille Day. It was July. It was over last weekend. Um,
and so this is the celebration that inspired America's Fourth
of July celebration this year when the military drove some

(49:54):
tanks onto the National Mall, did they end up doing that? Yeah,
there were there worst the tanks. They were parked there though,
just drove him up, parked them and then put them
behind fences. And then Trump's homies could come in close
enough to like see that to them and on the
inner circle all the other NAGA people just had to
sit in the rain, right, drive by these branded Trump ponchos.

(50:18):
But I mean, like people who support him want him
to be better than them, so I don't think they
mind that. Like he treats them like ship. Right, Well,
that gives you something to aspire to, right, That's the
only way you can accept your lot in life. Right.
So he uh, you know, he he was trying to
live up to the Bistille Day celebration that he saw

(50:39):
and didn't. I mean, he didn't live up to a
good Fourth of July parade standard. Even in your neighborhood,
not even yeah, or kids are being pulled on like
radio flyer carts. You're like, well, he has a flag
tape to his arm Um France issued the most devastating
that was cute, nice try I've I've seen uh you know,

(51:01):
parked tanks before, yes, not even rolling down the fucking screet.
So uh, there's just this one clip that shows a
dude flying around in a rocketeer pack with a assault rifle. Yeah,
just and then so he flies across the sky, which
I had seen before, but then he just comes to

(51:23):
a stop and just hovers above macrone for like like
we salute you Emperor seconds with a fucking machine gun
in is It's just like sup. Yeah, and then fucking
flies off like literal iron Man ship. Yeah. The the
video I've seen of this dude set up before, but

(51:44):
I didn't part of the official Bastille Day thing. Was
kind of definitely a flex because he saw it was funny,
Like I felt bad for the people behind him who
were just operating drones like by the remote control and like, yeah, okay,
I get it, the new technology, like just make way
for Iron Man exactly. But yeah, the way even McCrone
was like looking back at him, you could almost tell

(52:04):
he was like, yes, directly into my veins, floating soldier.
I'm sure Trump God, that might also be what Trump
is trying to deal with right now with his a
lot overt racism. Yeah. When I watched this clip too,
I was just like, oh, the future is here and
it's terrifying. Yeah, oh it's scary. Yeah, some dude, just

(52:26):
some soldier flying up to your windows like you must
go now, and like oh fuck. But hey, you know,
military industrial complex activate. Also, the idea like Bastile Day
is like when we you know, when they took over
the aristocrats, and the idea of doing something just so
fuck you rich people like seems kind of counter to
the o G Bastil Day. Yeah. Oh boy. Well maybe

(52:50):
the storming would have of the bastial would have been
a lot quicker if they had jet packs. And that's
the lesson that is a Jeremy Renner movie Bestial Day. Yeah,
but steelers packs felled s t ees steal day, uh
steal Yeah. Someone a time traveler goes back to arm them.
Oh that's the secret of Bastil Day that you didn't know.

(53:12):
The time traveler bought future technology back then, armed them,
got it do real quick, took it away to not
funk up whatever. It's just it's all you know, we're
still Renter and I are still working this out, but
it's going to be pretty pretty tight. Uh. And finally
I wanted to talk about there was this Twitter thread
whereas somebody was like, what was a TV show from

(53:34):
your childhood that only you remember nobody around you remembers
or so. The original tweet was from at Clone Nick,
what's a TV show that you remember from your childhood
that no one you know remember? Is mineus Dolphin Cove,
or like one that you thought was might have been
something that you imagined because it was so weird. Uh, Like,

(53:58):
for instance, mine is the show called Greatest American Hero,
which was like an adult dramedy about a superhero. It
was on during the day, Like I watched it at
home before I started preschool. It was like one of
my early memories as a dude with like a blond afro. Uh.
And he was just a bad superhero. He like sucked

(54:21):
at landing and would always like fall down and ship.
When you said, I was like okay, and then you
played the theme song. I'm like, great, it's that or
not the one from the Seinfeld episode? Yeah, I know,
I thought I was like, I know that from Seinfeld,
but okay, yeah, so that is that was mine? Was

(54:43):
the other one. The guy said the originalty was dolphin
what dolphin cove? Remember the ones? I can only think that,
Like people don't remember around me. Was avonle on the
Disney Channel. I remember havingly it was like a spin
off of a Green Gables Yeah, yeah, yeah. I see
a lot of people. I don't know why I watched
a lot of I'm like, you know with Avonlee. But

(55:05):
that was like one thing I remember all the time
telling me remember that show Avonlea on the Disney Channel,
and people were like no, but I know it's real.
Also the other one where the animated show about the
fish Police, right, no, I think it's called fish Police
or some ship on the cartoon network. What's the snorks? Snorks?
Maybe snorks is my Snorks is like it's like Snurfs

(55:25):
but they live under yeah, and they have like a
little like um oh yeah yeah yeah, and like the
theme song was like seeing along with the Snorks. Yo.
The wow. The first episode aired on my fucking literal
birthday of birth of an Okay, that's a good sign.

(55:47):
It's a Belgian show, American Belgian show that makes sense. Actually,
I wonder how many cartoons, because I know they do
this with like anime and stuff. I wonder how many
cartoons they just repurposed in a bunch of different so many,
that's smart. I remember like movement. You, oh, Movement. They
were like a thing that's huge in Japan and Asia. Movement. Yeah,
movement is actually like this cow they look I don't know.

(56:09):
It's like a Swedish or Finnish illustrator I think made it.
But as a kid I always used to see it
in Japan. I never saw in the US. And then
when I like this, I went to school with a
Finnish girl and for her like like a show and
tell things. She's like, I want to talk about my
favorite show Movement. I was like, that's Japanese and she's like, no,
it's not. And I'm like, I've never seen her here.

(56:31):
It's like it's from Finland, where I'm from. And I
was like it fucked me up. Like when I first,
I'm like, media can just be spread anywhere and life
oh god, but yeah, shout out to movements. So, uh,
do you have one test um? I do remember there
was a show called Swan's Crossing. Do you guys remember
that Swan Swan's Crossing was also won during the day

(56:52):
and it was like a soap opera, but it started
all children and like they I think they were rich
and they had like it was like nine O two
and oh but like with nine year olds. Holy sh it.
First episode date September, Final episode date September. Was there
only one episode? Yeah, there's only one so maybe they

(57:19):
ended up airing them all later. But that's the length
of the run. Wow, what if I'm the only one
that saw the pilot and the finale? Well, Sarah Michelle
Geller wasn't that that makes sense? Wow? She was. She
was the lead. I think I liked it because she
was also on General Hospital, which my mom watched, and
it was like, oh, here's a soap for me, same girl,

(57:39):
and she was like the child in General. She was
Erica Kane's daughter was also on it for six episodes.
Powerhouse show Man. I'm I'm still just trying to get
over the fact that I never thought about the fact
that snorks was short for snorkels me. Did I their

(58:03):
heads like a snarkle? Almost? Well? Um, yeah, a lot
of this ship that was on when we were kids
is seems like some dream logic shit, Like even the
care Bears. It's fucking really weird. Didn't they stun people
with their stomachs? They had like basically like spotlights in

(58:25):
their chest that they could use to brainwash people. That's
not important, man, They were spreading love and happiness and
peace through their forced energy field. Uh well, anyways, tests,
it's been a pleasure having you. It's been a pleasure
of being here. Thanks for having me. Where can people
find you and follow you? You can find me. You

(58:46):
can listen to my podcast Lady to Lady you Uh,
and I'm on all the socials Testify T E S
S T I f Y Barker nice. And is there
a tweet you've been enjoying? Um? All right, I'm just
going to quick do this one from my friend Alan
Stricken Williams. Motherfucker. I did leave America. I moved to California. Yeah,
welcome people find you find me on Twitter and Instagram

(59:09):
at Miles of Gray A tweet I like one is
from this is someone someone randomly retreated and I liked
it at Caltronics said which one of you host? Top
my dad l m A oh, and another one Rachel
we Nitsky again. It's just a video. It says, this
is an impression of when you're sitting on the subway

(59:30):
and a tourist tries to read the subway map that's
right behind your head, just like this, very like like
labored staring, then walking away, only to come back again
to double check your read was right, and then be like,
so I hate being that person in another city because
like the cars moving, you are up in someone ship,

(59:51):
you do need the map right. You're like almost kissing
someone's forehead at the thing like, I'm sorry, I just
don't have to. I don't know where do you want
to help me? Fuck? Okay, then please just let me look.
Let's see some tweets I've been enjoying. Sore and Booie tweeted,
favorite part of being a torture artist my blanket toolkit
rolling out thing. Least favorite when I get real close

(01:00:14):
and they spit in my face sad face. Uh. And
Starley Kind tweeted using the original Apple TV remote to
enter your email and password would have easily been the
top selling Atari game of and Eli The Average Guy
tweeted Abraham Lincoln's palms are sweaty knees weak, arms are heavy,

(01:00:35):
there's vomit on his sweater already, Mom spaghetti Easburg, and
then Cathy Humes tweeted, happy wife, happy life guys are
hilarious because they think being considerate of a partner's emotions
is some kind of genius life hack. Like you hear

(01:00:55):
that so much, Hey, Mandy, because husband don't have a
good rhyme. Nothing rhymes with husbands? Right, happy husband? You
don't just nut and shut up? How about that? Uh dude? Happy?

(01:01:17):
It really is one of those things where it's just
sort of like these anecdotes that just signal that the
man has released their ego or let go of their ego,
because really that's what that means. It's like, hey, let
go of your bullshit, like understand that there's a two
way street, and that also if this person is happy
by you, not being so fucking rigid or stubborn could
lead to harmony. Yeah, a happy wife, happy life, man,

(01:01:39):
That's what I say. The guy who I heard say
that to me also said, hey, am I right about this?
Jack women shop men? By? Am I right? That's that's
coming from the same book of wisdom. This when you're
buying that car with your wife there. Let me get
this right, Jack. Your name's Jack, right here, Jack's wife.

(01:02:02):
Let me just talk to the man real quick. Women's
shop and men buy, right, brother, What does that mean?
Does that mean they're paying for it actually while the
women are shopping? No, just that men just make quick
decisions women, but women love to, you know, dilly dally
about indecisive. But that just shows a basic misunderstanding of shopping,

(01:02:23):
because shopping is all about impulsive decisions. Sure, yeah, or
even when buying is part of shopping, so they're not
like mutually exclusive. At some point you will buy. Yeah.
I'm not saying it was a great saying no, but
it is like one of those things that I was
just testing it out on you guys. That's that email
you writing, cancel order of men By Women's Shop. You

(01:02:48):
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we ride out on males. What's that going to be? Oh?
This is from j do Hart J A d U

(01:03:11):
H E A r T. And it's called Harry Brompton's
Iced Tea. I know that's a very weird name. But
they're like a duo. They always wear masks. I'm intrigued.
Is it like a um, what's his name? The Butler
situation where it's a movie about iced tea? Oh, I

(01:03:32):
don't know what's that guy's name, Harry Brompton, the Butler.
Lee Daniels is the Butler? Oh? Is it a Lee
Daniels is the Butler situation? Sure? They're very interesting, due
like they have like characters that they are interesting. So
but hey, they get down on their instruments, so you

(01:03:53):
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