July 20, 2025 • 47 mins
Dutch & Tena discuss Black Mirror Season 7 Episode 1 entitled Common People.
This episode depicts the struggles of the everyday "common people" while intermingling the transhumance agenda. In order for protagonist Mike to save his wife Amanda's life, he authorizes an experimental surgery that ties her living consciousness to a subscription plan. Tune in to hear our discussion.
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This episode depicts the struggles of the everyday "common people" while intermingling the transhumance agenda. In order for protagonist Mike to save his wife Amanda's life, he authorizes an experimental surgery that ties her living consciousness to a subscription plan. Tune in to hear our discussion.
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Speaker 1 (01:36):
What's up?
Speaker 2 (01:37):
What's up?
Speaker 1 (01:38):
Nothing?
Speaker 2 (01:40):
Well, this is Black Mirror Series twelve. If you're new
to our podcast, we have regular episodes and then we
have the Black Mirror series all right, and if you're
not familiar with Black Mirror, it is a show that's
available to watch on Netflix. That's pretty much the entire
(02:01):
mark of the Beast system, right would you say that?
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Sure? They just be you No, I'll call them more
uh just pre programming. Yeah, of course, meditated program whatever
that phrase.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Is, predictive program.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Yeah, that's what they master.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Yeah, they show you what's to come. But I want
to say it's like the whole transhumanism universe. Maybe that's
a better way to say it. Sure, but yeah, we
review these episodes, we talk about them, and we showcase
how it applies to what's to come in our realm.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Right, you know Black Mirror, Remember, folks, all these shows
got to be approved by the Pentagon before they even
get released of the public, and Black Mirror being one
of them shows and they put they like to joke
only say, oh yeah, Black Bether has a funny way
of tilling things, you know what I mean? So, yeah,
and everything that's pretty much happened on Black Mirror has
a ready kind of surface, like the Streambery episode that
(02:57):
was taking celebrities faces and putting it on their own
characters with the AI and just spending their own narratives
and ship and then the celebrities is scratching out. Then
actually became a thing like a little after COVID when
the celebrities kind of went on strike and was saying
how they wasn't gonna be doing movies and shit because
they was gonna be able to take their face and
just throwing on anything. Actually for like a lot of
celebrities signed up to do it, and it has been
(03:19):
a couple of films that has been on Netflix that
are AI generated movies. There was some ship that I
saw recently called what the focus. It was called some
cop shit some two cops, some two random cop shit,
and a lot of it in the beginning looked at
really AI with the mouth movements. I'm like, this doesn't
look real. Currently there's a see I'd be questioning everything
(03:41):
that cops on the internet because a lot of niggas
getting bamboo zoo by the AI. It is cooking the
shot of niggas. It's like really bad it's really really bad.
There's a video I think it's Ai. Could not it
could not be AI, but I think it's Ai of
Obama and down doing an interview with some niggas and
(04:01):
he's like, yeah, I think every kid in America should
have like a gay guy that they're like cool with.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
Oh yeah, I seen that, But he was talking to Michelle, right,
I've seen that he was talking to Michelle.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
And I'm like, first off, it's not profession him to
say that due to the agenda that he pushed during
the years when he was the president. But I feel
like the mouth Womans was kind of Ai in that video.
It didn't look too real. I'm like, I gotta see
this shit like on a YouTube.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
If he didn't physically say it, he allowed his.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Likeness to be to be used to say that.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Right, And everybody you know accuses Michelle Obama.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Being a man as long as it's right.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
And it's not just Michelle, it's damn near all the
president's wives before. So I hate when y'all want to
sit here and always pinpoint stuff on black people only,
all right, Right, Barbara Bush was a nigga too, please,
and Milania could be a Nigga as well if I
analyze her. But yeah, anything else that you want to
(05:05):
mention and you want to get straight into this episode.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
Nah, the stock the stock market is doing for those
into the stock market. Let's see, like with the stock market,
a lot of these stocks. I have a I have
a stock in uh called AI, which is pretty much
about the AI. And because the AI has been taking
(05:34):
over so much, you know, that stock has been doing
really well. I'll tell y'all, you know, come out to
get money and stuff like that. Some people might feel like, oh,
you know, you're evil if you support it, and I
guess you call it whatever you want. I'm just trying
to get money to feed myself and like, I'm not
like a big fan of the AI. Shit, I don't
(05:54):
go out my way to use chad GBT. I don't
go out my way to make AI generate a photos
of myself or have the AI tell me about myself.
A lot of people was just talking to the AI
all day. There's niggas out here battle battling the AI
and shit, you know what I mean, Like Nigga's just
doing too much what they're teaching it. Yeah, I'm not
(06:16):
I'm not folding into that kind of weird shit. The
AI is already in our phones doing what to do.
I don't need to subscribe to more AI stuff, Like
there's things on like for example, like there's a thing
on Instagram and Facebook. It's called like tap I forgot
man thing it's called like tap or some show OMG
for those who have Facebook, it's called like OMG, where
(06:36):
it's like this thing that you'll see random people doing
whether AI. They allow the AI to generate things about them,
whether it be pictures or even like a Netflix series
like they had somebody like Oh, I got the AI
to generate like a bio pic of themselves from Netflix.
And it's like, y'all not scared of the fact that
(06:59):
the AI could would scan over almost all your conversations
on Messenger, probably listening to every conversation you have on
your phone. And that's how it comes up to this
quote unquote synopsis of a biopic about you when you
want to when you want it to generate this shit
in thirty seconds, and it says, Oh, this person has
went through all these things in their life and la
la lah lah, and this is what makes this person
(07:20):
this and this biopick will be about this and everyone
will be like, oh my god, how does the hell
know so much about me? I love this thing. It's like,
I'm not scared about that. I think it's really weird
that people just folding into every little thing with the AI.
I just think it's cute. There's people out here who
are literally in fear of losing their jobs in the
next like five years because of this shit. But everybody
else is just like, no, we're going to lean into
(07:41):
it and we're going to ride this thing. Man of
Realists went to uh to Vegas recently and I got
to witness uh those AI driven cars, self driven cars
that have nobody driving the little cabs. They're interesting, They're
(08:02):
interesting to look at. People are really using them. I
find that very intriguing that people are using it, that
they trust this machine just to you know, ride around,
take them places without nobody, no power in it. And
they got that stax that they got that hit in Vegas.
O' willy nilly. I'm pretty sure they probably got something
going on in Manhattan, probably New York probably be one
(08:24):
of the last places I would put that because of
all the traffic and chaos that's going on in New York.
But I could see a lot of major cities that
are calm having it. I could see Charlotte having it
because the traffic's not crazy out here. I could see
maybe downtown Cali, Houston, New Orleans. I could see a
lot of the major cities just starting to adapt. That
shit that right there takes away cab jobs. We went,
(08:48):
we came through like three different eras of cabs. People
didn't notice we had yellow cabs. Then we had like
the regular, the Lincoln taxi era where everyone had like
no cab drivers had these big old Lincolns and they
was riding around. And you don't really hear about people
having cab companies no more, you know what I'm saying.
I don't think it's like cab numbers you just called
old willy nilly. Most of the time. It's just Uber
(09:08):
Uber have put that shit and don't put the niggas
out of business. Uber and Lyft and now uber Lyft
is probably gonna slowly get put out of business unless
they start to adapt to those AI driven cars. I'm
pretty sure Uber and Lyft is going to have a
fleet of those AI driven cars coming out soon. I'm
sure they will and yeah, man, it's just I'm looking
at the world to see where it's going. It's like, Yo,
(09:31):
this is getting it's getting creepy out here. It's about
to get real scary. You know, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 2 (09:37):
I agree. We were out there because I had to
work and do a show. And even during the show, right,
my company they created like this, you know, brief little
commercial advertising like a new product of ours, right, and
they did a voiceover of the stylist that we use,
(09:58):
but she didn't do the wor voiceover voice AI her
voice and it sounded just like her.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
See that's fucked up. Did he even ask her?
Speaker 2 (10:06):
I don't know. I would have to talk to her
about it, but I was like, that shits creepy. Like
you could they got like partial of you know, her
tone and her sound, but you can tell it's robot
ish because of how it puts the words together, but
it sounds like her. And I was thinking about, you know,
that movie, was watching that seventies movie and then even
the Black Mirror shows and just all the different shows
(10:28):
that show the artificial intelligence and how it can mimic
you and portray you and things like that. So it's
gonna get to the point where you're gonna get a
phone call thinking it's your husband calling telling you to
meet you somewhere, and then it's not even your husband,
and then you go there and then they're gonna do
something to Yeah, it's gonna it's that. It's getting to
that point.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
I feel like now sex trafficking probably don't reach new
heights now with the AI who knows or trafficking humans
in general.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Right now, they're trying to detestantize niggas to to uh
to AI on. That's the new ship that they're trying
to get niggas on. You're talking about sex trafficking. They
they're like, no, no, no, we're gonna sex traffick is gonna stop.
Nigga's gonna be living their fantasies through the rubber dolls
that we talk about, the human dolls that were trying
(11:15):
to make, the humanoid robot sex dolls, and the AI
computer computer generated you know, pormals and ship. That's what
they're that's where they're that's where they're going. I listen
to this YouTube, uh not YouTubers, but it's this guy.
He he talked about he's talking about the sex industry
and where's it heading for the future. And because they
(11:36):
know these these sex industries are like multi billion dollar industries,
and that's like the main thing they said. It's like
all that extra shit is about to be clipped. It's
gonna be clipped for having real women and real men,
you know, doing things together type shit. It's just gonna
be robots and people is gonna enjoy it. People who
are lonely, who can never find the mates. It's not
gonna need a mate anymore. They're gonna have a robot
(11:57):
to do it for them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
Yeah, none of it is normal people.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
And they said they won't make it affordable to it.
They don't make it like fifteen to twenty racks that's
affordable for a lonely ass nigga. That's disgusting, yep.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
But they always show that in like these type of
futuristic movies, even the futuristic video games. I always talk
about Detroit Becomes Human that's the decision based game, and
it really shows that showed how in the game the
humans were upset because the AI robots took over the jobs,
and so the robots they started to gain you know, consciousness, right,
(12:38):
they became sentient and they did an uprising because they
were being treated badly, and you have the humans that
are against the robots. It was just crazy, you know.
And they showed that too, They showed the sex working dolls.
So it's a recurring theme. Like we just watched the
movie with what's her name Megan Fox where she played
(12:59):
a sex robot doll. Damn neare supposed to be the
caretaker of the children, supposed to help him out with
the kids. Yeah, sick. These people are sick. It's satanic
as fuck. And this is where we're at. It's called
the B system, all right. Anything else?
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Anything else? I guess some celebrity news. I guess that
they kept trying to get jay Z to take a
take a paternity test for this guy who keep on
acusing him of being his dad. You think that's his kid?
And do you think do you think he should just
go ahead and take the test if it's not his kid?
Speaker 2 (13:43):
I mean, we're going to entertain this.
Speaker 1 (13:46):
You don't have to. I mean it could just be uh.
Speaker 2 (13:49):
Well, I think that I think that he Yeah, I
think somebody like him got a bunch of kids. He's
not the first one there was a girl that came
out too. She kind of favored him as well. The
Sun's name I think is romyor Mayor or something like that,
and yeah.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
It's possible see for me. So I was looking at
a comment section on I think it was on Shade Room,
and then people was commenting jay Z has two daughters
that live in Virginia, like very very subtle comments. These
are comments that are like like people who like almost
it seemed like it's so true, like people who grew
up in the early nineties who kind of know these
(14:26):
rappers to a point, you know what I mean, They're like, yeah, now,
this nigga definitely has two daughters in Virginia that he
tried to hide, and that son is probably his two
but of course they're the public guy. He has enough
money to keep everything under wraps and just have the
world thinking he just got these kids with you know,
these artificial kids with Beyonce.
Speaker 2 (14:43):
Yeah, and then that goes to like Nicki Minaj's crashing out, crashing.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Out about everything else, and she's been crashing out and
she's not she's really annoying. I might hit Nicki Minaj
nothing like that, but the things that she I read.
I've read most of the stuff that she's been saying,
and this is not. Everything she's been saying is nothing
new to what we have said on the show.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
She ain't saying shit.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
What is she saying said? The things she is saying
are nothing new, but what we see. She spoke about
how rock Nation a lot has been running the music
industry with the persuasion due to the people that they
have in power for the last couple of years. Hence
(15:25):
why a lot of people are getting a certain narrative
of certain people someone and so forth. She told she
spoke about desireet Peres, which was who was we talked
about desret Peres before. She used to be the damn
near Cia agent. She's a cop who is the CEO,
i believe or co president of rock Nation, which is
(15:46):
a music label which makes all these other rappers kind
of working for the Feds. And if you want to
kind of put it that way. So when they spend
these narratives around on the internet, or they spend these
or they know they figure out new ways to destroy
the culture. This is pretty much federal government work, in
my opinion. Six' nine has spoken About Desiree peres way
(16:07):
back before he got locked up and caught, up he
was trying to Put Desiree peress and Jay z into
a light without saying their. NAMES i remember him going
live pointing certain things out about these. People he's actually
the one who brought me to understand who Desreate peress
was because he wouldn't say her. Name but THEN i
started doing. Research i'm, like, oh that's very. Press who's this?
Lady and then like whoa this person runs Rock nation
(16:29):
with Jay? Z what the? Fuck it was kind of
just like this is like mind. Blowing and then When
Tory lanz got locked up and his dad was going
on The ROUND, tv it was like Desire, perez Jay,
Z Rock, nation y'all set in this nigga up to
be in. Jail WHILE i Walk Tory lance almost get
stabbed up in. Jail we watched numerous movies where they
know the government knows who runs the, jail the, wardens.
Etc et. Cetera niggas set up any nigga to get
(16:51):
killed in. Jail the niggas who are talking about R
kelly right, now about the things he's going through in jail,
now they're trying to kill him in, jail or J.
R kelly was an unhealthy nigga before he went to.
Jail not a nigga then is having strokes and shit
like that in. Jail they're trying to slowly kill them in.
Jail the government is trying to slowly kill them in,
jail you know WHAT i. Mean and people, ask, well
why would the, government why would these people try to do?
(17:13):
That because these niggas work for the. Government their, music
they're they're, musicians but they are assigned to labels that
are owned by the federal, government, folks and these people
are it's nasty. Work people wanted me to look into
the WHOLE u N g thing With kendrick And drake
and all, that AND i finally got a chance to
(17:33):
dissect it a little, bit And i'm, like, oh, okay
this is a power it's a power mobile fight right,
here you know WHAT i. Mean the last because people
don't understand with these, labels, right AND i understand why
the labels like fuck, You. DRAKE i get. It if
let's SAY i have a Label Struggle Life, records, right
and let's say it's one of the biggest labels in the.
WORLD i can make anybody, famous BUT i gotta be
(17:55):
careful WHO i make, famous because once upon a, Time
Struggle Life records had a nigga Named Michael jackson who
was too fucking. Famous he's more famous than a god
damned record. Label he tried to take all my fucking.
Shit But i'm the one who made him. Famous you
know WHAT i. Mean if you're a record, label you
know you making somebody, famous but their talent is so
superb that they become more famous and bigger than. YOU
a lot of people are bigger than the bigger than the.
(18:16):
BRANDS a lot of people are bigger than the people behind,
them even though that's more of an. Illusion If i'm
the record label that it's making you, famous how dare
you try to sue me for? Shit so moving, forward
the record label who owns? You Remember drake And kendrick
and all these niggas or all under the same, label,
Folks they all under the same, Unbrothers so it's the
same niggas on the same team beefing with each, other, Right,
(18:37):
sure beef brings in, money but the record label is,
like you, Know i'm tired of the super famous Ass
drake nigga thinking he going to just swing his balls
around and asks me for five hundred meals every time
he don't want him to drop an, album make me some more,
money even though he makes all my. Money, Right i'm
gonna have my other niggas on my own under the same.
Label did something to defame him so he can't keep
asking me for all that kind of. Money it makes
(18:59):
so much sense WHEN i put it all, together And i'm,
like all, RIGHT i get it. Now this is why they're.
Beefing this is why they're. Suing this is why they're
going down this path because they'd have made this nigga too,
famous and now he wants to let his balls hang
and everything or and on top of, that he has
to leverage to fight back because he keeps making them
all the. Money, hey you cut me your record there
(19:19):
for four hundred. Million my contract SAYS i got two
three years to pay that four hundred mel. Back BUT
i make that shit back in the. YEAR i don't
want more, money. Nigga, Literally i'm gonna say that every, time,
right would you? Agree?
Speaker 2 (19:29):
YEAH i guess so you know What i'm.
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Saying if you make, it if you're making your company
and your companies cut you a contract for fifty racks
and they're, Like, yo we want to should make that
money back in two. Years when you make that money
back in a few, months aren't you gonna want a
one hundred backs next time you run it back? Through
cause you know your, time like you know you're, working
how nice you. ARE i think people will either. Way
that was my synopsis on the celebrity breakdowns of the
(19:54):
silly distractions that have nothing to do with. Anything really
that's not going to help, you, stink but just for
people that have a better grasp and understand and stop
listening to this internet, narratives this ship is big nasty
business going, on uh on this in this industry. Shit
AND i always will, SAY i don't understand how any
of you niggas want to get into this.
Speaker 2 (20:14):
Industry that's WHY i, said she ain't say shit because,
bitch you do all of.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
THEM i can't.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
Annoying because it's, LIKE i don't really care about the
surface level. Ships we know what the fuck you really, do,
Right so that's WHY i, Might, okay you're arguing about your,
money but, bitch, no you know what you signed up,
For like as far as signing your name in, blood
you know the time frame that y'all. HAVE i don't
know why they think they have so much. Time these
people think that they have a lot of. Time Jay
z And, beyonce they probably think they have all the
(20:41):
time in the. World that shit's gonna come to an end.
Too that ship is all gonna come to an. End
y'all keep going and supporting that bitch going on all
these different, tours that shits gonna come to an. End
they're gonna do her like they Did Michael.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
JACKSON i want to see any black women who really
are like supporting this particular tour and specific because it's
like she's catering to white people hard on this. Tour
it's Called Cowboy. Carter she's been a blonde based for
a couple of, years but she's been lighting up her
skin for. Years she's throwing on this bright blond. Hair
she's trying to appeal to white. People why do you
(21:12):
black bitches want to be just still worshiping. Her she
doesn't care about to push back.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
Because i'm damn sure ain't gonna Defend, beyonce but to.
Pushback country music is a genre made by black. People
the one thing that she's DOING i ain't gonna talk
about her. Parents her parents has always been to appeal
to the broader market or. Whatever that's why they keep
her like, that you know What i'm. Saying they don't
have her with curly, hair different, textures froze emotional, dudes
(21:38):
throw some braids on every now and. Then but outside of,
that the physical. Appearance, no what she's, doing she's she's
kind of like taking back the genres that we.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
Created that's how you look at.
Speaker 2 (21:49):
It that's what it. Is though she did that stupid
dance techno, bullshit and she did the, country and then
they think that she's gonna do rock next because we
created these. GENRES i. Understand so that's what it. IS
i don't think she's trying to appeal to.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
IT i think she's always.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
Tried to appeal to white. People she used to Have
Lori yell. Commercials it was hair, commercials dark and lovely
commercials are damn near CoverGirl commercials that show her as
Like french and all this other extra, Shit like, bitch
where's this shit coming? From you know What i'm, saying
aren't you just a quote unquote black. Woman but they
(22:26):
had it like as if she was like. Multiracial somebody
had to check off and approve of that when they
put the commercial. Out so, no she's always tried to
appeal to white. People that's why most people who are
crossover stars are light skinned and have a certain look to.
Them so, yeah but that snuff celebrity. Talk, lastly anything
(22:51):
else before we get into this. Episode all, Right, so
LIKE i, said this Is Black Mayor series, twelve and
today we're going to be reviewing the show Common. People
well the episode we're gonna be reviewing the episode Common.
People that's actually the first episode of season, seven and
(23:13):
it actually Stars Tracy Ellis ross, right she plays the Character,
gainer and it Stars Rashida. Jones NOW i just realized
that this Is quincy jones. Daughter this is literally a
biracial that looks fucking. White, like you can't tell me
That Mariah carey don't look more black than this. Lady
(23:35):
would you have guess that this was some biracial. PERSON
i completely forgot that this Was Quincy jones's, daughter the white.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
Lady, yes That's quincy jones, Daughter Rasheedah rasha and he.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
Named It Rashida Rashiedah.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Jones he want with the whitest vision In.
Speaker 2 (23:54):
America he got with A jewish.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Bitch oh, yeah that's locked that money, in all.
Speaker 2 (23:58):
Right that la do not Look i'm telling you, now,
now you can't tell me That Mariah carey don't look
more black to. Her you, Know Mariah carey looked more
black to. Her, hey, man you Think mariah looked that
level of white that she?
Speaker 1 (24:13):
Is, yeah, really she looks Like Mariah.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
No, no, no, no, no stop it. Stopping mariah has
a little look to her that you could be, like, nah, no, no, no, No.
Mariah her facial features and how she, looks we know
she's pretty. Pale she has to look to her that
don't look like she's one hundred percent. White But Rashida,
jones to, me she looks one hundred percent, white LIKE
(24:40):
i would have never thought that that was A.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
No, NO i thought that was a white. Woman she.
Is she's part but she's part.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
Black, yeah, AMEN i can't believe you said that her
And mariah. Equal, yeah that's, crazy. Y'all tell, me you
tell me if they look the same level of. Whiteness,
Anyways so, yeah it follows the story of this. Couple.
RIGHT a welder Named Mike waters and a school, Teacher,
(25:09):
Amanda and That's Rashida, Jones Quincy jones'. Daughter so go,
ahead started? Off what you, mean go ahead and get
into the.
Speaker 1 (25:19):
Story well it starts. OFF i want to do like
a start off. Breakdow i'm gonna give. Y'all i'm just
like anopsisis for. Y'all but, anyway, Uh rashida and her.
Husband you know this is.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
That amanda is the name of the character and the
husband's name Is mike in the.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
Show all, right Well Amanda. Mike they're just a, happy lucky.
Couple they're trying to have a. Kid they have their
own little house that have been together for a. While
and again like they just start working on trying to
have a. Kid, yeah they're just. Building they're just building
me life. Up, Buddy buddy's a. Welder he's a, welder
and she's a. Teacher they the really says they live
(26:01):
in THE. Uk so my, Mom i'm looking like In,
america a welder and the teachers probably gonna. Combine household
income should probably be around one hundred and twenty, thousand
depending on where you, know what grades you, teach what
state's teaching, in and what kind of welding job you,
have et. Cetera i'm Getting i'm on a low. END
i was saying maybe, ninety but in a high, end
like one hundred and twenty, rats, Right but that's In,
(26:23):
america in THE. UK i don't know what that's price
liked In.
Speaker 2 (26:25):
AMERICA i don't.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
KNOW i think it was in THE, uk like you,
said though somewhere, OVERSEAS i.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Believe, okay but maybe, YOURS.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
I, BELIEVE i. Think but, Yeah so, anyway they what
happens Is amanda she has a tumor in her. Brain
she doesn't know until she's one day just at school
working and she just passes. Out she goes to the.
Hospital the doctor scanned. Her they, say you, know your
wife has a tumor and is growing or in the
(26:53):
spot THAT i grew. At it was like right in
the middle of her, brain like not not where you're,
uh not in in the middle of your head where
your protuitary grant glen is your third eyes quote, unquote
but it was it was like like on the top parietal.
Speaker 2 (27:08):
Lobe.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Yeah like so they're, like she has a tumor there
and it's gonna it mighty fucked up. Here conscious she
might not gain consciousness, back but we have a new
technology out that's still a, beta is still being. Tested
your wife could be one of the first ones to
get it tested and done on her and. Everything and
they offer this To mike And mike takes. It mike
(27:29):
justles when know that he ain't got that kind of
hein't got that much, money but he'll take the situation
because he want to see his wife, live.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Right, yeah the sales. Rep That's Tracy Ellis rol's character.
Gainer so she's, like, YO i am actually a walking living.
Test you didn't even get.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
To that part, yet but you, said, yeah but but,
YEAH i said it was, Nice but, YEAH i introduced it.
Properly you just jumped.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
There you jumped in and it was you, know gonna
go along with it without introducing that. Character go, ahead doesn't.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
She didn't get introduced. Yet go, ahead it's over, now
go ahead. Anyway so, yeah the doctors let him know
that he could get this done free a. Cost this
dow and the third you gotta highlight the SALES bap
like you, said and the sales reap palaces to Be
traceygellis Fro us and like you were. Saying she tells
them how she's like a walking living testament of the
(28:21):
product and it, works and she kind of gases them
to get into the product.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
Because the surgery is. Free but there's a. Catch there's just.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
A monthly it's a monthly. Subscription AND i like how
they brought her. CHARACTER i like how they did that whole.
SCENE i like how they did every scene with them
because they showed the emotional urgency and desperateness that most
people would do without asking all the. Questions and they
also show how vague and fucked up salespeople are when
(28:51):
it comes to people who are going through what like
some type of. Tragedy they prey on things like that
and they'll just tell you the. Minimal it almost minded
me of a funeral, Director like they know they could
charge less for that, funeral but they wouldn't charge you
top dollars just to take every penny you. Got could
they know your? Morning you know WHAT i? Mean? Yep
and when you're in the, hospital they love to just
hit you over the here for all kind of. Bullshoe
(29:12):
when you go to the car dealership and when you
go get your car, fixed they just they just prey
on your fucking your, agony you know WHAT i, mean
just capitalize off of. It that's what she reminded me
of and EVERYTHING i used to be a salesperson, myself
and as a, SALESPERSON i never really try to capitalize
off of the emotion of. PEOPLE i would try to
like drop prices to help, them so they want to
feel so emotionally hurt by how much things is about
(29:34):
to cost that they actually, need you know WHAT i.
Mean but, anyway so she doesn't tell him. Much she just, says,
yeah it's a free. Surgery don't worry about. It you
could afford. It it's a. Subscription it's only three hundred
dollars a. Month you got this. Right so he goes and,
say all, right, cool is sign sign my wife?
Speaker 2 (29:51):
Up?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Right so they signed her. Up surgery goes, well his
wife comes back to. Life she ain't know what happened type.
Shit so he takes her home and everything and everything's
okay at. First, no she's sleeping a, lot but he's
washing over, her taking care of. Her you're doing what
he gotta. Do so fast, FORWARD.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
I would, say at least like maybe six months goes.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
By, yeah six months go. By after her having the,
surgery and she's at, school and what starts to happen
is she starts to say things out of her, control
things that kind of pertain to a moment that's. Happening
so look think up and this is a beautiful example
of how THE ai. Works you're sitting here talking to
(30:37):
your friend about hot air balloons and you'll never been
on a hot air balloon. Before you're just talking to
them about, it and you open up Your instagram and
all of a sudden you get hot air balloon. Ads
so she's in, school working with the students and she's
just talking to him about certain, things and all of a,
sudden she just bursts out ads that pertain to the
(31:00):
situation that's happening with the. Students she has no control of.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
This, yeah it's like she goes dark for a. Moment
now that she goes, dark But i'm talking about, internally
something goes. Black, yeah she doesn't know something she's, saying.
Speaker 1 (31:12):
Like she was teaching the kids About oh by, Sidebar
i'm gladly brought that part up in this particular. FUTURE
i don't know how many years later into the future this,
is but this, point honey bees being robots was a
very much a, norm but.
Speaker 2 (31:28):
That was Like Black mirror's season.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Three you're, right remember This Black mirror, universe and keep
telling us that these beings are. Robots so When niggas
is out here telling me that's certain bugs is moving real,
robotic and certain birds is moving, robotic and certain things
are seeming real, fake just know that we're coming from
a place of understanding and looking at the reality in
front of. Us these things are fake.
Speaker 2 (31:53):
Birds. Birds THEN i feel like WHEN i was running
the track one, time the way that the bird was,
looking it's probably.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
BODY i think they have robot birds flying the round
right about, now. Folks and on top of, that like first,
off they keep my brain keep. Sidebarring but it's in
the same. Field they already showed how years ago how
they had robot geeses around to help some of the
geese fly south for the winters because because the weather
(32:21):
patterns has been so fucked up that a lot of
these birds are not flying where they needs to. Flu
i'm sorry we either, way the geese was confused on
where to fly because the weather patterns were so fucked
up for the last couple of. Years they went and
fly south like they're supposed, to they'll stayed them, north
and it was fucking freezing. Cold they were dying off
(32:41):
and getting sick and, shit, right so they came up
with ways to help them fly south by creating robot
geese that will guide them on which direction to go
for those who don't. Know and that's just a little
example of little things that they will show. YOU i
remember one YEAR i kept telling these dragonflies were fucking.
Robots way dragonflies or flying was like very, robotic standing
(33:03):
in front of, you sway inside to, side the way
a drone would. Do you. Know now you, know we
stay jack and we got ai bs it sitting at
the robot bs are here to help pollinate certain things
and help keep things a certain. Way they've been telling
us that they're going to do that and implement that
for for a long time. Now, okay so don't be
surprised if they really out here. Already the anady moving,
(33:23):
forward going back into.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
The, Show, yeah she starts to be a little bit
more often where her husband's catching, on like in the
middle of just certain things, intimacy she'll start just saying.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Things, right so they they having sex and she's, like,
Oh kay and Why jelly perfect for this and perfect for?
That and he's like What and she's, like what what
do you?
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Mean?
Speaker 1 (33:46):
Kay and Wat? Jelly he's, like what are you talking?
About he's, like, here you. Did he's, like, NO i.
Didn't and he's, like you're turning you off because the
FUCK i just heard your. Sation ship, like, k Why?
Jelly you know WHAT i? Mean and then she had
another problem when she was in, school and two different things. Happen,
first she's in school talking about the Honey bees and
she advertising some type of honey candy and then she, said, okay,
guys what else can you get honey? From then the
(34:07):
kid answers exactly what she. Says she's, like, huh what
are you talking? About the kid is, like what you
want to talk? About you just said honey, this honey that.
Anyway and then another, part she walked pastes one of
the little one of her students was telling her about
how a girl was teasing her about her sneakers and
there was old later ruins in the. Show she walked
past the girl and, says two hundred dollars new sneakers
(34:29):
that feel like you're available to supplies last like she's
just but she couldn't control herself what thing she was.
Saying and then the last thing that put the cherry
on top was one of the little boys was coming
up to her telling, Her, hey, MY i my mommy
said that we got to leave my daddy's. House leave
the house because the daddy, whatever daddy's, abusive and, this
that and the, third and then she goes and, says you,
(34:51):
know your family can go To christianis dot com and
then your, parents you, know constantly for their relationship out.
Allow she just keep doing these, ads and the kid
went home and told the, mom and the mom crashed.
Out either, way she couldn't control. Herself she was having
involuntary ad you know. Movement she even said it as a,
joke like a WHILE i got ad to, rets now
(35:12):
you know WHAT i, mean advertising. Tourets that's pretty much
what it. Is, yeah and that's pretty much what it.
Was and then, Uh Tracy Ellis ross character the, Saleswoman she's, like, oh,
well you, know if you want them things to, stop you,
know you guys are going through a test run and
the test roe was. Successful you guys are On River
river what's it Called Riverhead? River?
Speaker 2 (35:30):
Mind River Mind Common.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Common you have to upgrade To rivermind plus get rid
of to give, it and that's Shit. Netflix it made me.
Right that shouldn't be course for a, second Because i'm
like thinking about all THE tv subscriptions that people have
from T b to YouTube and YouTube has? It, oh YouTube,
pro give it all the ads and you can have
unlimited music and videos without no interruptions for twelve ninety
(35:54):
nine a. Month oh get, this get that to remove the.
Ads get playing a video game that you black on your. Phone,
hey if you want the ads to stop popping up
every fucking five, seconds by the fucking three for ten,
dollars you know WHAT i. Mean so that's what she
was going. Through but they was, like to remove the,
ads it's going to be an additional five hundred dollars
on top of the three hundred dollars that we are
(36:14):
already charging you for the. Ship so it's a wapping
eight hundred dollars a month to keep his wife. ALIVE
i wanted to pause for a second with that because
it was like outside of THE ai controlling this girl's
body at this, point and they bamboosoo him out of
emotion to sign up for it because he probably still
wouldn't have tried to let his wife. Die think about
(36:34):
how many people in real life with family members who
can't stay alive because of how much medicine, costs et,
cetera or St they can't get the proper surgery is.
Done they can't get nothing done that they really need
because they ain't got the money to do. It they
don't get how much. Money don't care how broke you.
Are if you don't got health, insurance you don't got a,
job they don't give a. Fuck if you're about to
(36:55):
die off of this, shit you ain't got the, money
we can't help.
Speaker 2 (36:59):
You The medicaid cuts.
Speaker 1 (37:02):
Right so moving, forward he's, like you, know damn you,
KNOW i gotta get this whatever think river uh liver
mind plus ship can't afford, it blah blah. Blah so
he comes across one of his co workers was showing
him a website where people are getting, Paid like it's
(37:22):
almost like an only, fans but it's not the only,
fans but it's like a their website where people are getting.
Paid it's a dark, webshit people paying people to uh
to to torch themselves pretty much on.
Speaker 2 (37:35):
Car it's called dumb. Dummies that's what the streaming site is.
Speaker 3 (37:39):
Called.
Speaker 1 (37:40):
Right so he goes and figure out, like, well you,
KNOW i want to get some more money to help
my wife. Out i'm gonna go on this dumb dummy
shit and just start doing some. Ship so he gets
on there and he needs an. Account he think he's
putting on the masks gonna save. Him he goes on
there and he starts getting money for doing stupid ship
like putting a mouse track to his, tongue man like
(38:02):
burning himself in stupid shit like, that, Right but, again
one of his co workers put him onto. It so
eventually one of his co WORKERS i figured out that
it was him and the co. WORKER i believe the
co worker had gassed, him like from the. COMPUTER i
think the guys can take his mask off or something like,
that like we'll pay you A x amount of money
(38:23):
to take a mask. Off, meanwhile this guy's only doing
this shit because he wants to pay to keep his wife.
Alive that's only while he's getting into these desperate measures
while he's working overtime every day at. Work this man's
really working overtime for months to help keep his wife.
Speaker 2 (38:36):
Alive, yeah so now we got a segue because it's
their anniversary coming, up and every year for their anniversary
they go out of town to this. Place they're a
little favorite. Place it's like they do that every. Year
it's a tradition for.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Them that's what that's what actually activated the. Plus, no
we're about to get into the luxe or the. Luxe, yeah,
no that's why activated the. Plus the lux is what
THE ads. WAS i think to remove the ads was the.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
Luxe the plus was to get further off the off
the grid because.
Speaker 2 (39:07):
Nobody keep changing. It you were. Right, no the luxe
was the you're, right you're, right you're. Right the plus
was to get her to travel.
Speaker 1 (39:15):
Right, WELL i had to remind a little. Bit but
so in order for them to get the, river the
river thinking plus ship because he was trying it was the,
anniversary and they have a restaurant they like to go
to that's like in the next town. Overfast, yeah so
they go they were trying to go to this restaurant
and her she like now functions and it just like
goes off and then he has to turn around to
(39:37):
go back towards the hospital and then she comes back
on like nothing, happened and he's, like what the hell
is going? On Tracy Ellis russ let him know, That,
oh because she has the common she needs to plus
so she could go further, off further. Rout she could,
Travel she could go across the. Country you could travel
because the other, networks the FIVE g towers that we
have built around the, area she could spread. Around and
(39:59):
then THAT ads started kicking, in and he, said, Well
i'll give rid of the. Ads oh you got upgrade
to THE.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
Lux you're, like how much is the?
Speaker 1 (40:05):
Left and THE lux was in an, addition no thousand
dollars on top of the eight hundred dollars that they're
already charging. Them you see how they get. You they
just trapped trapped his ass all, crazy and he was
getting more pissed off and pissed off and pissed. Off
he could not afford to do. Anything but, anyway that's
when he starts doing all the desperate shit on that
dumb dummy. Website he figures out that his co, worker
(40:26):
his co worker started telling EVERYBODY i worked that, YO
i got this nigga DOING, X y AND z and
a dumb dummy. Shit look what he did the other
day on a dumb dummy. Shit the dude got, mad
AND i guess he pushed his coworker and they. Work
they work at a well doing, place so it's a
lot of heavy. Machinery so when he pushed, them the
coworker fell and a heavy piece of machine that had
like ran over his leg or. Something he got fired
(40:48):
from work that. Day so now he getting fired from.
Work his wife is already low key losing her job
because she keeps doing these ads on controller being and
she can't be around kids because she just can't control
her thoughts and it's not her. Fault so now they're
really just in the tight. Situation she can't, work he
lost his. Job he can't afford to really keep her. Alive.
Now before now he wanted to now de lux. Thing
(41:11):
Tracy Ellis ross was, like, listen if you can't afford THE,
lux we have booster packs for THE, lux so like
maybe eight hours a, day a couple of times a
month for a few, dollars you, could you, know use
THE lux and you could take your wife. Anywhere you
could enhance all her, features like her sense of, smell her,
sensitivity her, humor all this other. Stuff you could just
control her damn there emotions and put it to the
(41:32):
max or. Whatever so he started to fuck with he's
before he lost his, job he was fucking with the lux,
thing you, know like her sensitivity and, everything so like you,
know like they showed the scene where he's having sex with,
her and she's like just overfilling. It she can't just
stop feeling, it you know WHAT i. Mean he's kind of,
happy but he's starting to hate himself a little bit
because he's, like, damn like this is not even really my,
(41:53):
wife you know WHAT i. Mean like this is like
he's starting to realize that this is not really. Her
she can't control what's going. On he's slowly it was
the control of the situation to keep her alive. Anyway
eventually he loses his. Job the money starts getting. Low
they've been saving money for a baby all this, time
and then they were sitting down talking To Tracy Ellis
(42:15):
ross and she's, like, oh you guys to plan and
have a. Baby and she's like. Yeah she's, like, well
if you do plan on having a, baby then you're
gonna have to pay an extra three hundred dollars a.
Speaker 2 (42:25):
Month that was like ninety or, something but it was.
Speaker 1 (42:27):
Ninety year because when women have, babies the brains just you, know, crazy,
chemic corlan balanced and a lot our lives very, complex
you know What i'm saying that the program can keep,
up can't keep up woman when they had. Babies so
having baby's out the, question and that was the whole
goal for him with being with this. Girl either, way
he gets, tired he gets stressed, out he runs out of,
(42:48):
money and he done did all the fucked up shit
he could do to himself to keep money in his.
Pocket this nigga's running on his Last they.
Speaker 2 (42:55):
Had to go back to the common. Service, yeah and
then she started sleeping even. Longer the ads was getting.
Speaker 1 (43:02):
So every every time they created a new version of this,
ship the Common ship became the worst thing. Ever, yeah
so they make an.
Speaker 2 (43:10):
Agreement we don't see the agreement off you, know we
don't see the agreement on, camera but it's clear that
they made an agreement that she was going to have
one last peaceful. Day so he paid for a little
boost thirty.
Speaker 1 (43:20):
Minutes he paid for a thirty minute lux boosts for
her and she. Had, yeah he gave her some sermenity
AND i guess within her, sermenity she realized that she
was ready to. Go, Yeah she's, like, listen just kill, me,
man it's, over you know WHAT i? Mean because she
she would just sit there and be a walking ad
all day.
Speaker 2 (43:35):
Long, literally that's.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
It that's all she could do in order to keep her.
Alive she would just be a walking ad all.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
Day so she'd be like a zombie.
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Baby want some? Cereal, yeah and that's your conversation with,
her that's. IT i would get more this spuck. TOO
i was just probably blew her brains.
Speaker 2 (43:54):
Out.
Speaker 1 (43:54):
Yeah so he ends up suffocating her after they after
she had her last thirty minutes of serenity and she
laid down and just kept running ads and then he
just had to suffocate. Her AND i think that he killed.
Speaker 2 (44:05):
Himself so it's implied that he kills himself in the,
End like he puts her on the dumb. Dummies he
has like the, Knife it's, LIKE i don't know if
he's gonna slit his own throat or something. Like it's
kind of implied that he was going to kill himself
after what he. Did and it's, sad but.
Speaker 1 (44:20):
You, know it's a really sad.
Speaker 2 (44:22):
Story it's dark it's really. Dark, yeah and it's.
Speaker 1 (44:25):
Dark because it's not and he. Wasn't it was just
dark because it was a man trying to keep his wife.
Alive he genuinely loved this. Woman she happens to have
a tumor and instead it is letting her. Goal he
did everything he could do to keep her, alive but
signing your girl up to THE ai was not the
way to keep her. Alive but it also showed where
(44:45):
the world is going to. Go to, me this is
just showing exactly where the world is going to.
Speaker 2 (44:50):
Go, well that's why you, know all of these Damn
rockefellas And, rothschilds they be sitting here having like ten
damn heart, surgeries may be having all this adrenochrome because
they don't want to expre his. Death and it's. Unfortunate you,
know everybody has to. Die but that's why you got
to live your life a certain way on this side
so that you can have life, everlasting you know WHAT i.
(45:10):
Mean and like that, said that's not the, answer but
that's what these evil people are trying to. Do they're
trying to figure out a way so that they don't,
die you, know because they know that when they, die
it's just the brimstone for, them like the pititrment and
then the. Brimstone and even outside of THE, ai just
taking this as just a metaphor to like what the
(45:32):
regular common people have to go, Through Like dutch, said you,
know you're struggling financially and now all of a sudden
somebody gets. Sick you can barely afford your life right,
now and now somebody gets, sick you can you really
can't afford to keep them, alive like you, Said, Dutch
and people go through that on a day to day.
Basis so just outside of THE ai, stuff like anybody
(45:52):
kind of can relate to, this you know who's struggled
in the past with their health and with their. Finances
so it is a really deep. Show it's, sad it's like,
crazy and it shows you how heartless not only sells,
people but doctors like you're just a body to. Them you.
Know it's just really it's really crazy how many doctors
(46:16):
and nurses are really like, void, heartless evil. Individuals you,
know you're supposed to get into this profession to want
to help people and show love and care and try
to do the best that you, can but a lot
of them are in it for the money and a
lot of them are fucked. Up there's nurses that are
like bops that JUST i don't, know everybody got to fuck.
(46:37):
Up mind you, know there's no, compassion you just the.
Number and that's really what it. Was you. Know With Tracy,
ROSS i wonder where her backstory. Is she probably has
no choice but to work for that. Company that's probably
how she could afford all the ship she has because
mind you look she's she's plugged up to the ship.
Too you know What i'm saying that they can they
can do a whole another episode just about her character
(47:00):
if they wanted to in future you, Know Black mirror,
series in Future Black mirror. Seasons but it's a good.
Watch you. Know we're going to continue to review some
shows from season. Seven did you have anything else that
you wanted to? Discuss? Touch? No all, Right we love y'all,
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have the Black Mirror series all right, and if you're
not familiar with Black Mirror, it is a show that's
available to watch on Netflix. That's pretty much the entire
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mark of the Beast system, right would you say that?
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Sure? They just be you No, I'll call them more
uh just pre programming. Yeah, of course, meditated program whatever
that phrase.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Is, predictive program.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Yeah, that's what they master.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Yeah, they show you what's to come. But I want
to say it's like the whole transhumanism universe. Maybe that's
a better way to say it. Sure, but yeah, we
review these episodes, we talk about them, and we showcase
how it applies to what's to come in our realm.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Right, you know Black Mirror, Remember, folks, all these shows
got to be approved by the Pentagon before they even
get released of the public, and Black Mirror being one
of them shows and they put they like to joke
only say, oh yeah, Black Bether has a funny way
of tilling things, you know what I mean? So, yeah,
and everything that's pretty much happened on Black Mirror has
a ready kind of surface, like the Streambery episode that
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was taking celebrities faces and putting it on their own
characters with the AI and just spending their own narratives
and ship and then the celebrities is scratching out. Then
actually became a thing like a little after COVID when
the celebrities kind of went on strike and was saying
how they wasn't gonna be doing movies and shit because
they was gonna be able to take their face and
just throwing on anything. Actually for like a lot of
celebrities signed up to do it, and it has been
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a couple of films that has been on Netflix that
are AI generated movies. There was some ship that I
saw recently called what the focus. It was called some
cop shit some two cops, some two random cop shit,
and a lot of it in the beginning looked at
really AI with the mouth movements. I'm like, this doesn't
look real. Currently there's a see I'd be questioning everything
(03:41):
that cops on the internet because a lot of niggas
getting bamboo zoo by the AI. It is cooking the
shot of niggas. It's like really bad it's really really bad.
There's a video I think it's Ai. Could not it
could not be AI, but I think it's Ai of
Obama and down doing an interview with some niggas and
(04:01):
he's like, yeah, I think every kid in America should
have like a gay guy that they're like cool with.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
Oh yeah, I seen that, But he was talking to Michelle, right,
I've seen that he was talking to Michelle.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
And I'm like, first off, it's not profession him to
say that due to the agenda that he pushed during
the years when he was the president. But I feel
like the mouth Womans was kind of Ai in that video.
It didn't look too real. I'm like, I gotta see
this shit like on a YouTube.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
If he didn't physically say it, he allowed his.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Likeness to be to be used to say that.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Right, And everybody you know accuses Michelle Obama.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Being a man as long as it's right.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
And it's not just Michelle, it's damn near all the
president's wives before. So I hate when y'all want to
sit here and always pinpoint stuff on black people only,
all right, Right, Barbara Bush was a nigga too, please,
and Milania could be a Nigga as well if I
analyze her. But yeah, anything else that you want to
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mention and you want to get straight into this episode.
Speaker 1 (05:13):
Nah, the stock the stock market is doing for those
into the stock market. Let's see, like with the stock market,
a lot of these stocks. I have a I have
a stock in uh called AI, which is pretty much
about the AI. And because the AI has been taking
(05:34):
over so much, you know, that stock has been doing
really well. I'll tell y'all, you know, come out to
get money and stuff like that. Some people might feel like, oh,
you know, you're evil if you support it, and I
guess you call it whatever you want. I'm just trying
to get money to feed myself and like, I'm not
like a big fan of the AI. Shit, I don't
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go out my way to use chad GBT. I don't
go out my way to make AI generate a photos
of myself or have the AI tell me about myself.
A lot of people was just talking to the AI
all day. There's niggas out here battle battling the AI
and shit, you know what I mean, Like Nigga's just
doing too much what they're teaching it. Yeah, I'm not
(06:16):
I'm not folding into that kind of weird shit. The
AI is already in our phones doing what to do.
I don't need to subscribe to more AI stuff, Like
there's things on like for example, like there's a thing
on Instagram and Facebook. It's called like tap I forgot
man thing it's called like tap or some show OMG
for those who have Facebook, it's called like OMG, where
(06:36):
it's like this thing that you'll see random people doing
whether AI. They allow the AI to generate things about them,
whether it be pictures or even like a Netflix series
like they had somebody like Oh, I got the AI
to generate like a bio pic of themselves from Netflix.
And it's like, y'all not scared of the fact that
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the AI could would scan over almost all your conversations
on Messenger, probably listening to every conversation you have on
your phone. And that's how it comes up to this
quote unquote synopsis of a biopic about you when you
want to when you want it to generate this shit
in thirty seconds, and it says, Oh, this person has
went through all these things in their life and la
la lah lah, and this is what makes this person
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this and this biopick will be about this and everyone
will be like, oh my god, how does the hell
know so much about me? I love this thing. It's like,
I'm not scared about that. I think it's really weird
that people just folding into every little thing with the AI.
I just think it's cute. There's people out here who
are literally in fear of losing their jobs in the
next like five years because of this shit. But everybody
else is just like, no, we're going to lean into
(07:41):
it and we're going to ride this thing. Man of
Realists went to uh to Vegas recently and I got
to witness uh those AI driven cars, self driven cars
that have nobody driving the little cabs. They're interesting, They're
(08:02):
interesting to look at. People are really using them. I
find that very intriguing that people are using it, that
they trust this machine just to you know, ride around,
take them places without nobody, no power in it. And
they got that stax that they got that hit in Vegas.
O' willy nilly. I'm pretty sure they probably got something
going on in Manhattan, probably New York probably be one
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of the last places I would put that because of
all the traffic and chaos that's going on in New York.
But I could see a lot of major cities that
are calm having it. I could see Charlotte having it
because the traffic's not crazy out here. I could see
maybe downtown Cali, Houston, New Orleans. I could see a
lot of the major cities just starting to adapt. That
shit that right there takes away cab jobs. We went,
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we came through like three different eras of cabs. People
didn't notice we had yellow cabs. Then we had like
the regular, the Lincoln taxi era where everyone had like
no cab drivers had these big old Lincolns and they
was riding around. And you don't really hear about people
having cab companies no more, you know what I'm saying.
I don't think it's like cab numbers you just called
old willy nilly. Most of the time. It's just Uber
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Uber have put that shit and don't put the niggas
out of business. Uber and Lyft and now uber Lyft
is probably gonna slowly get put out of business unless
they start to adapt to those AI driven cars. I'm
pretty sure Uber and Lyft is going to have a
fleet of those AI driven cars coming out soon. I'm
sure they will and yeah, man, it's just I'm looking
at the world to see where it's going. It's like, Yo,
(09:31):
this is getting it's getting creepy out here. It's about
to get real scary. You know, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 2 (09:37):
I agree. We were out there because I had to
work and do a show. And even during the show, right,
my company they created like this, you know, brief little
commercial advertising like a new product of ours, right, and
they did a voiceover of the stylist that we use,
(09:58):
but she didn't do the wor voiceover voice AI her
voice and it sounded just like her.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
See that's fucked up. Did he even ask her?
Speaker 2 (10:06):
I don't know. I would have to talk to her
about it, but I was like, that shits creepy. Like
you could they got like partial of you know, her
tone and her sound, but you can tell it's robot
ish because of how it puts the words together, but
it sounds like her. And I was thinking about, you know,
that movie, was watching that seventies movie and then even
the Black Mirror shows and just all the different shows
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that show the artificial intelligence and how it can mimic
you and portray you and things like that. So it's
gonna get to the point where you're gonna get a
phone call thinking it's your husband calling telling you to
meet you somewhere, and then it's not even your husband,
and then you go there and then they're gonna do
something to Yeah, it's gonna it's that. It's getting to
that point.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
I feel like now sex trafficking probably don't reach new
heights now with the AI who knows or trafficking humans
in general.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Right now, they're trying to detestantize niggas to to uh
to AI on. That's the new ship that they're trying
to get niggas on. You're talking about sex trafficking. They
they're like, no, no, no, we're gonna sex traffick is gonna stop.
Nigga's gonna be living their fantasies through the rubber dolls
that we talk about, the human dolls that were trying
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to make, the humanoid robot sex dolls, and the AI
computer computer generated you know, pormals and ship. That's what
they're that's where they're that's where they're going. I listen
to this YouTube, uh not YouTubers, but it's this guy.
He he talked about he's talking about the sex industry
and where's it heading for the future. And because they
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know these these sex industries are like multi billion dollar industries,
and that's like the main thing they said. It's like
all that extra shit is about to be clipped. It's
gonna be clipped for having real women and real men,
you know, doing things together type shit. It's just gonna
be robots and people is gonna enjoy it. People who
are lonely, who can never find the mates. It's not
gonna need a mate anymore. They're gonna have a robot
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to do it for them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
Yeah, none of it is normal people.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
And they said they won't make it affordable to it.
They don't make it like fifteen to twenty racks that's
affordable for a lonely ass nigga. That's disgusting, yep.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
But they always show that in like these type of
futuristic movies, even the futuristic video games. I always talk
about Detroit Becomes Human that's the decision based game, and
it really shows that showed how in the game the
humans were upset because the AI robots took over the jobs,
and so the robots they started to gain you know, consciousness, right,
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they became sentient and they did an uprising because they
were being treated badly, and you have the humans that
are against the robots. It was just crazy, you know.
And they showed that too, They showed the sex working dolls.
So it's a recurring theme. Like we just watched the
movie with what's her name Megan Fox where she played
(12:59):
a sex robot doll. Damn neare supposed to be the
caretaker of the children, supposed to help him out with
the kids. Yeah, sick. These people are sick. It's satanic
as fuck. And this is where we're at. It's called
the B system, all right. Anything else?
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Anything else? I guess some celebrity news. I guess that
they kept trying to get jay Z to take a
take a paternity test for this guy who keep on
acusing him of being his dad. You think that's his kid?
And do you think do you think he should just
go ahead and take the test if it's not his kid?
Speaker 2 (13:43):
I mean, we're going to entertain this.
Speaker 1 (13:46):
You don't have to. I mean it could just be uh.
Speaker 2 (13:49):
Well, I think that I think that he Yeah, I
think somebody like him got a bunch of kids. He's
not the first one there was a girl that came
out too. She kind of favored him as well. The
Sun's name I think is romyor Mayor or something like that,
and yeah.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
It's possible see for me. So I was looking at
a comment section on I think it was on Shade Room,
and then people was commenting jay Z has two daughters
that live in Virginia, like very very subtle comments. These
are comments that are like like people who like almost
it seemed like it's so true, like people who grew
up in the early nineties who kind of know these
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rappers to a point, you know what I mean, They're like, yeah, now,
this nigga definitely has two daughters in Virginia that he
tried to hide, and that son is probably his two
but of course they're the public guy. He has enough
money to keep everything under wraps and just have the
world thinking he just got these kids with you know,
these artificial kids with Beyonce.
Speaker 2 (14:43):
Yeah, and then that goes to like Nicki Minaj's crashing out, crashing.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Out about everything else, and she's been crashing out and
she's not she's really annoying. I might hit Nicki Minaj
nothing like that, but the things that she I read.
I've read most of the stuff that she's been saying,
and this is not. Everything she's been saying is nothing
new to what we have said on the show.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
She ain't saying shit.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
What is she saying said? The things she is saying
are nothing new, but what we see. She spoke about
how rock Nation a lot has been running the music
industry with the persuasion due to the people that they
have in power for the last couple of years. Hence
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why a lot of people are getting a certain narrative
of certain people someone and so forth. She told she
spoke about desireet Peres, which was who was we talked
about desret Peres before. She used to be the damn
near Cia agent. She's a cop who is the CEO,
i believe or co president of rock Nation, which is
(15:46):
a music label which makes all these other rappers kind
of working for the Feds. And if you want to
kind of put it that way. So when they spend
these narratives around on the internet, or they spend these
or they know they figure out new ways to destroy
the culture. This is pretty much federal government work, in
my opinion. Six' nine has spoken About Desiree peres way
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back before he got locked up and caught, up he
was trying to Put Desiree peress and Jay z into
a light without saying their. NAMES i remember him going
live pointing certain things out about these. People he's actually
the one who brought me to understand who Desreate peress
was because he wouldn't say her. Name but THEN i
started doing. Research i'm, like, oh that's very. Press who's this?
Lady and then like whoa this person runs Rock nation
(16:29):
with Jay? Z what the? Fuck it was kind of
just like this is like mind. Blowing and then When
Tory lanz got locked up and his dad was going
on The ROUND, tv it was like Desire, perez Jay,
Z Rock, nation y'all set in this nigga up to
be in. Jail WHILE i Walk Tory lance almost get
stabbed up in. Jail we watched numerous movies where they
know the government knows who runs the, jail the, wardens.
Etc et. Cetera niggas set up any nigga to get
(16:51):
killed in. Jail the niggas who are talking about R
kelly right, now about the things he's going through in jail,
now they're trying to kill him in, jail or J.
R kelly was an unhealthy nigga before he went to.
Jail not a nigga then is having strokes and shit
like that in. Jail they're trying to slowly kill them in.
Jail the government is trying to slowly kill them in,
jail you know WHAT i. Mean and people, ask, well
why would the, government why would these people try to do?
(17:13):
That because these niggas work for the. Government their, music
they're they're, musicians but they are assigned to labels that
are owned by the federal, government, folks and these people
are it's nasty. Work people wanted me to look into
the WHOLE u N g thing With kendrick And drake
and all, that AND i finally got a chance to
(17:33):
dissect it a little, bit And i'm, like, oh, okay
this is a power it's a power mobile fight right,
here you know WHAT i. Mean the last because people
don't understand with these, labels, right AND i understand why
the labels like fuck, You. DRAKE i get. It if
let's SAY i have a Label Struggle Life, records, right
and let's say it's one of the biggest labels in the.
WORLD i can make anybody, famous BUT i gotta be
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careful WHO i make, famous because once upon a, Time
Struggle Life records had a nigga Named Michael jackson who
was too fucking. Famous he's more famous than a god
damned record. Label he tried to take all my fucking.
Shit But i'm the one who made him. Famous you
know WHAT i. Mean if you're a record, label you
know you making somebody, famous but their talent is so
superb that they become more famous and bigger than. YOU
a lot of people are bigger than the bigger than the.
(18:16):
BRANDS a lot of people are bigger than the people behind,
them even though that's more of an. Illusion If i'm
the record label that it's making you, famous how dare
you try to sue me for? Shit so moving, forward
the record label who owns? You Remember drake And kendrick
and all these niggas or all under the same, label,
Folks they all under the same, Unbrothers so it's the
same niggas on the same team beefing with each, other, Right,
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sure beef brings in, money but the record label is,
like you, Know i'm tired of the super famous Ass
drake nigga thinking he going to just swing his balls
around and asks me for five hundred meals every time
he don't want him to drop an, album make me some more,
money even though he makes all my. Money, Right i'm
gonna have my other niggas on my own under the same.
Label did something to defame him so he can't keep
asking me for all that kind of. Money it makes
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so much sense WHEN i put it all, together And i'm,
like all, RIGHT i get it. Now this is why they're.
Beefing this is why they're. Suing this is why they're
going down this path because they'd have made this nigga too,
famous and now he wants to let his balls hang
and everything or and on top of, that he has
to leverage to fight back because he keeps making them
all the. Money, hey you cut me your record there
(19:19):
for four hundred. Million my contract SAYS i got two
three years to pay that four hundred mel. Back BUT
i make that shit back in the. YEAR i don't
want more, money. Nigga, Literally i'm gonna say that every, time,
right would you? Agree?
Speaker 2 (19:29):
YEAH i guess so you know What i'm.
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Saying if you make, it if you're making your company
and your companies cut you a contract for fifty racks
and they're, Like, yo we want to should make that
money back in two. Years when you make that money
back in a few, months aren't you gonna want a
one hundred backs next time you run it back? Through
cause you know your, time like you know you're, working
how nice you. ARE i think people will either. Way
that was my synopsis on the celebrity breakdowns of the
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silly distractions that have nothing to do with. Anything really
that's not going to help, you, stink but just for
people that have a better grasp and understand and stop
listening to this internet, narratives this ship is big nasty
business going, on uh on this in this industry. Shit
AND i always will, SAY i don't understand how any
of you niggas want to get into this.
Speaker 2 (20:14):
Industry that's WHY i, said she ain't say shit because,
bitch you do all of.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
THEM i can't.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
Annoying because it's, LIKE i don't really care about the
surface level. Ships we know what the fuck you really, do,
Right so that's WHY i, Might, okay you're arguing about your,
money but, bitch, no you know what you signed up,
For like as far as signing your name in, blood
you know the time frame that y'all. HAVE i don't
know why they think they have so much. Time these
people think that they have a lot of. Time Jay
z And, beyonce they probably think they have all the
(20:41):
time in the. World that shit's gonna come to an end.
Too that ship is all gonna come to an. End
y'all keep going and supporting that bitch going on all
these different, tours that shits gonna come to an. End
they're gonna do her like they Did Michael.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
JACKSON i want to see any black women who really
are like supporting this particular tour and specific because it's
like she's catering to white people hard on this. Tour
it's Called Cowboy. Carter she's been a blonde based for
a couple of, years but she's been lighting up her
skin for. Years she's throwing on this bright blond. Hair
she's trying to appeal to white. People why do you
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black bitches want to be just still worshiping. Her she
doesn't care about to push back.
Speaker 2 (21:16):
Because i'm damn sure ain't gonna Defend, beyonce but to.
Pushback country music is a genre made by black. People
the one thing that she's DOING i ain't gonna talk
about her. Parents her parents has always been to appeal
to the broader market or. Whatever that's why they keep
her like, that you know What i'm. Saying they don't
have her with curly, hair different, textures froze emotional, dudes
(21:38):
throw some braids on every now and. Then but outside of,
that the physical. Appearance, no what she's, doing she's she's
kind of like taking back the genres that we.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
Created that's how you look at.
Speaker 2 (21:49):
It that's what it. Is though she did that stupid
dance techno, bullshit and she did the, country and then
they think that she's gonna do rock next because we
created these. GENRES i. Understand so that's what it. IS
i don't think she's trying to appeal to.
Speaker 1 (22:03):
IT i think she's always.
Speaker 2 (22:05):
Tried to appeal to white. People she used to Have
Lori yell. Commercials it was hair, commercials dark and lovely
commercials are damn near CoverGirl commercials that show her as
Like french and all this other extra, Shit like, bitch
where's this shit coming? From you know What i'm, saying
aren't you just a quote unquote black. Woman but they
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had it like as if she was like. Multiracial somebody
had to check off and approve of that when they
put the commercial. Out so, no she's always tried to
appeal to white. People that's why most people who are
crossover stars are light skinned and have a certain look to.
Them so, yeah but that snuff celebrity. Talk, lastly anything
(22:51):
else before we get into this. Episode all, Right, so
LIKE i, said this Is Black Mayor series, twelve and
today we're going to be reviewing the show Common. People
well the episode we're gonna be reviewing the episode Common.
People that's actually the first episode of season, seven and
(23:13):
it actually Stars Tracy Ellis ross, right she plays the Character,
gainer and it Stars Rashida. Jones NOW i just realized
that this Is quincy jones. Daughter this is literally a
biracial that looks fucking. White, like you can't tell me
That Mariah carey don't look more black than this. Lady
(23:35):
would you have guess that this was some biracial. PERSON
i completely forgot that this Was Quincy jones's, daughter the white.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
Lady, yes That's quincy jones, Daughter Rasheedah rasha and he.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
Named It Rashida Rashiedah.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Jones he want with the whitest vision In.
Speaker 2 (23:54):
America he got with A jewish.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Bitch oh, yeah that's locked that money, in all.
Speaker 2 (23:58):
Right that la do not Look i'm telling you, now,
now you can't tell me That Mariah carey don't look
more black to. Her you, Know Mariah carey looked more
black to. Her, hey, man you Think mariah looked that
level of white that she?
Speaker 1 (24:13):
Is, yeah, really she looks Like Mariah.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
No, no, no, no, no stop it. Stopping mariah has
a little look to her that you could be, like, nah, no, no, no, No.
Mariah her facial features and how she, looks we know
she's pretty. Pale she has to look to her that
don't look like she's one hundred percent. White But Rashida,
jones to, me she looks one hundred percent, white LIKE
(24:40):
i would have never thought that that was A.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
No, NO i thought that was a white. Woman she.
Is she's part but she's part.
Speaker 2 (24:46):
Black, yeah, AMEN i can't believe you said that her
And mariah. Equal, yeah that's, crazy. Y'all tell, me you
tell me if they look the same level of. Whiteness,
Anyways so, yeah it follows the story of this. Couple.
RIGHT a welder Named Mike waters and a school, Teacher,
(25:09):
Amanda and That's Rashida, Jones Quincy jones'. Daughter so go,
ahead started? Off what you, mean go ahead and get
into the.
Speaker 1 (25:19):
Story well it starts. OFF i want to do like
a start off. Breakdow i'm gonna give. Y'all i'm just
like anopsisis for. Y'all but, anyway, Uh rashida and her.
Husband you know this is.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
That amanda is the name of the character and the
husband's name Is mike in the.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
Show all, right Well Amanda. Mike they're just a, happy lucky.
Couple they're trying to have a. Kid they have their
own little house that have been together for a. While
and again like they just start working on trying to
have a. Kid, yeah they're just. Building they're just building
me life. Up, Buddy buddy's a. Welder he's a, welder
and she's a. Teacher they the really says they live
(26:01):
in THE. Uk so my, Mom i'm looking like In,
america a welder and the teachers probably gonna. Combine household
income should probably be around one hundred and twenty, thousand
depending on where you, know what grades you, teach what
state's teaching, in and what kind of welding job you,
have et. Cetera i'm Getting i'm on a low. END
i was saying maybe, ninety but in a high, end
like one hundred and twenty, rats, Right but that's In,
(26:23):
america in THE. UK i don't know what that's price
liked In.
Speaker 2 (26:25):
AMERICA i don't.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
KNOW i think it was in THE, uk like you,
said though somewhere, OVERSEAS i.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Believe, okay but maybe, YOURS.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
I, BELIEVE i. Think but, Yeah so, anyway they what
happens Is amanda she has a tumor in her. Brain
she doesn't know until she's one day just at school
working and she just passes. Out she goes to the.
Hospital the doctor scanned. Her they, say you, know your
wife has a tumor and is growing or in the
(26:53):
spot THAT i grew. At it was like right in
the middle of her, brain like not not where you're,
uh not in in the middle of your head where
your protuitary grant glen is your third eyes quote, unquote
but it was it was like like on the top parietal.
Speaker 2 (27:08):
Lobe.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Yeah like so they're, like she has a tumor there
and it's gonna it mighty fucked up. Here conscious she
might not gain consciousness, back but we have a new
technology out that's still a, beta is still being. Tested
your wife could be one of the first ones to
get it tested and done on her and. Everything and
they offer this To mike And mike takes. It mike
(27:29):
justles when know that he ain't got that kind of
hein't got that much, money but he'll take the situation
because he want to see his wife, live.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Right, yeah the sales. Rep That's Tracy Ellis rol's character.
Gainer so she's, like, YO i am actually a walking living.
Test you didn't even get.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
To that part, yet but you, said, yeah but but,
YEAH i said it was, Nice but, YEAH i introduced it.
Properly you just jumped.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
There you jumped in and it was you, know gonna
go along with it without introducing that. Character go, ahead doesn't.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
She didn't get introduced. Yet go, ahead it's over, now
go ahead. Anyway so, yeah the doctors let him know
that he could get this done free a. Cost this
dow and the third you gotta highlight the SALES bap
like you, said and the sales reap palaces to Be
traceygellis Fro us and like you were. Saying she tells
them how she's like a walking living testament of the
(28:21):
product and it, works and she kind of gases them
to get into the product.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
Because the surgery is. Free but there's a. Catch there's just.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
A monthly it's a monthly. Subscription AND i like how
they brought her. CHARACTER i like how they did that whole.
SCENE i like how they did every scene with them
because they showed the emotional urgency and desperateness that most
people would do without asking all the. Questions and they
also show how vague and fucked up salespeople are when
(28:51):
it comes to people who are going through what like
some type of. Tragedy they prey on things like that
and they'll just tell you the. Minimal it almost minded
me of a funeral, Director like they know they could
charge less for that, funeral but they wouldn't charge you
top dollars just to take every penny you. Got could
they know your? Morning you know WHAT i? Mean? Yep
and when you're in the, hospital they love to just
hit you over the here for all kind of. Bullshoe
(29:12):
when you go to the car dealership and when you
go get your car, fixed they just they just prey
on your fucking your, agony you know WHAT i, mean
just capitalize off of. It that's what she reminded me
of and EVERYTHING i used to be a salesperson, myself
and as a, SALESPERSON i never really try to capitalize
off of the emotion of. PEOPLE i would try to
like drop prices to help, them so they want to
feel so emotionally hurt by how much things is about
(29:34):
to cost that they actually, need you know WHAT i.
Mean but, anyway so she doesn't tell him. Much she just, says,
yeah it's a free. Surgery don't worry about. It you
could afford. It it's a. Subscription it's only three hundred
dollars a. Month you got this. Right so he goes and,
say all, right, cool is sign sign my wife?
Speaker 2 (29:51):
Up?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Right so they signed her. Up surgery goes, well his
wife comes back to. Life she ain't know what happened type.
Shit so he takes her home and everything and everything's
okay at. First, no she's sleeping a, lot but he's
washing over, her taking care of. Her you're doing what
he gotta. Do so fast, FORWARD.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
I would, say at least like maybe six months goes.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
By, yeah six months go. By after her having the,
surgery and she's at, school and what starts to happen
is she starts to say things out of her, control
things that kind of pertain to a moment that's. Happening
so look think up and this is a beautiful example
of how THE ai. Works you're sitting here talking to
(30:37):
your friend about hot air balloons and you'll never been
on a hot air balloon. Before you're just talking to
them about, it and you open up Your instagram and
all of a sudden you get hot air balloon. Ads
so she's in, school working with the students and she's
just talking to him about certain, things and all of a,
sudden she just bursts out ads that pertain to the
(31:00):
situation that's happening with the. Students she has no control of.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
This, yeah it's like she goes dark for a. Moment
now that she goes, dark But i'm talking about, internally
something goes. Black, yeah she doesn't know something she's, saying.
Speaker 1 (31:12):
Like she was teaching the kids About oh by, Sidebar
i'm gladly brought that part up in this particular. FUTURE
i don't know how many years later into the future this,
is but this, point honey bees being robots was a
very much a, norm but.
Speaker 2 (31:28):
That was Like Black mirror's season.
Speaker 1 (31:30):
Three you're, right remember This Black mirror, universe and keep
telling us that these beings are. Robots so When niggas
is out here telling me that's certain bugs is moving real,
robotic and certain birds is moving, robotic and certain things
are seeming real, fake just know that we're coming from
a place of understanding and looking at the reality in
front of. Us these things are fake.
Speaker 2 (31:53):
Birds. Birds THEN i feel like WHEN i was running
the track one, time the way that the bird was,
looking it's probably.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
BODY i think they have robot birds flying the round
right about, now. Folks and on top of, that like first,
off they keep my brain keep. Sidebarring but it's in
the same. Field they already showed how years ago how
they had robot geeses around to help some of the
geese fly south for the winters because because the weather
(32:21):
patterns has been so fucked up that a lot of
these birds are not flying where they needs to. Flu
i'm sorry we either, way the geese was confused on
where to fly because the weather patterns were so fucked
up for the last couple of. Years they went and
fly south like they're supposed, to they'll stayed them, north
and it was fucking freezing. Cold they were dying off
(32:41):
and getting sick and, shit, right so they came up
with ways to help them fly south by creating robot
geese that will guide them on which direction to go
for those who don't. Know and that's just a little
example of little things that they will show. YOU i
remember one YEAR i kept telling these dragonflies were fucking.
Robots way dragonflies or flying was like very, robotic standing
(33:03):
in front of, you sway inside to, side the way
a drone would. Do you. Know now you, know we
stay jack and we got ai bs it sitting at
the robot bs are here to help pollinate certain things
and help keep things a certain. Way they've been telling
us that they're going to do that and implement that
for for a long time. Now, okay so don't be
surprised if they really out here. Already the anady moving,
(33:23):
forward going back into.
Speaker 2 (33:24):
The, Show, yeah she starts to be a little bit
more often where her husband's catching, on like in the
middle of just certain things, intimacy she'll start just saying.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Things, right so they they having sex and she's, like,
Oh kay and Why jelly perfect for this and perfect for?
That and he's like What and she's, like what what
do you?
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Mean?
Speaker 1 (33:46):
Kay and Wat? Jelly he's, like what are you talking?
About he's, like, here you. Did he's, like, NO i.
Didn't and he's, like you're turning you off because the
FUCK i just heard your. Sation ship, like, k Why?
Jelly you know WHAT i? Mean and then she had
another problem when she was in, school and two different things. Happen,
first she's in school talking about the Honey bees and
she advertising some type of honey candy and then she, said, okay,
guys what else can you get honey? From then the
(34:07):
kid answers exactly what she. Says she's, like, huh what
are you talking? About the kid is, like what you
want to talk? About you just said honey, this honey that.
Anyway and then another, part she walked pastes one of
the little one of her students was telling her about
how a girl was teasing her about her sneakers and
there was old later ruins in the. Show she walked
past the girl and, says two hundred dollars new sneakers
(34:29):
that feel like you're available to supplies last like she's
just but she couldn't control herself what thing she was.
Saying and then the last thing that put the cherry
on top was one of the little boys was coming
up to her telling, Her, hey, MY i my mommy
said that we got to leave my daddy's. House leave
the house because the daddy, whatever daddy's, abusive and, this
that and the, third and then she goes and, says you,
(34:51):
know your family can go To christianis dot com and
then your, parents you, know constantly for their relationship out.
Allow she just keep doing these, ads and the kid
went home and told the, mom and the mom crashed.
Out either, way she couldn't control. Herself she was having
involuntary ad you know. Movement she even said it as a,
joke like a WHILE i got ad to, rets now
(35:12):
you know WHAT i, mean advertising. Tourets that's pretty much
what it. Is, yeah and that's pretty much what it.
Was and then, Uh Tracy Ellis ross character the, Saleswoman she's, like, oh,
well you, know if you want them things to, stop you,
know you guys are going through a test run and
the test roe was. Successful you guys are On River
river what's it Called Riverhead? River?
Speaker 2 (35:30):
Mind River Mind Common.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Common you have to upgrade To rivermind plus get rid
of to give, it and that's Shit. Netflix it made me.
Right that shouldn't be course for a, second Because i'm
like thinking about all THE tv subscriptions that people have
from T b to YouTube and YouTube has? It, oh YouTube,
pro give it all the ads and you can have
unlimited music and videos without no interruptions for twelve ninety
(35:54):
nine a. Month oh get, this get that to remove the.
Ads get playing a video game that you black on your. Phone,
hey if you want the ads to stop popping up
every fucking five, seconds by the fucking three for ten,
dollars you know WHAT i. Mean so that's what she
was going. Through but they was, like to remove the,
ads it's going to be an additional five hundred dollars
on top of the three hundred dollars that we are
(36:14):
already charging you for the. Ship so it's a wapping
eight hundred dollars a month to keep his wife. ALIVE
i wanted to pause for a second with that because
it was like outside of THE ai controlling this girl's
body at this, point and they bamboosoo him out of
emotion to sign up for it because he probably still
wouldn't have tried to let his wife. Die think about
(36:34):
how many people in real life with family members who
can't stay alive because of how much medicine, costs et,
cetera or St they can't get the proper surgery is.
Done they can't get nothing done that they really need
because they ain't got the money to do. It they
don't get how much. Money don't care how broke you.
Are if you don't got health, insurance you don't got a,
job they don't give a. Fuck if you're about to
(36:55):
die off of this, shit you ain't got the, money
we can't help.
Speaker 2 (36:59):
You The medicaid cuts.
Speaker 1 (37:02):
Right so moving, forward he's, like you, know damn you,
KNOW i gotta get this whatever think river uh liver
mind plus ship can't afford, it blah blah. Blah so
he comes across one of his co workers was showing
him a website where people are getting, Paid like it's
(37:22):
almost like an only, fans but it's not the only,
fans but it's like a their website where people are getting.
Paid it's a dark, webshit people paying people to uh
to to torch themselves pretty much on.
Speaker 2 (37:35):
Car it's called dumb. Dummies that's what the streaming site is.
Speaker 3 (37:39):
Called.
Speaker 1 (37:40):
Right so he goes and figure out, like, well you,
KNOW i want to get some more money to help
my wife. Out i'm gonna go on this dumb dummy
shit and just start doing some. Ship so he gets
on there and he needs an. Account he think he's
putting on the masks gonna save. Him he goes on
there and he starts getting money for doing stupid ship
like putting a mouse track to his, tongue man like
(38:02):
burning himself in stupid shit like, that, Right but, again
one of his co workers put him onto. It so
eventually one of his co WORKERS i figured out that
it was him and the co. WORKER i believe the
co worker had gassed, him like from the. COMPUTER i
think the guys can take his mask off or something like,
that like we'll pay you A x amount of money
(38:23):
to take a mask. Off, meanwhile this guy's only doing
this shit because he wants to pay to keep his wife.
Alive that's only while he's getting into these desperate measures
while he's working overtime every day at. Work this man's
really working overtime for months to help keep his wife.
Speaker 2 (38:36):
Alive, yeah so now we got a segue because it's
their anniversary coming, up and every year for their anniversary
they go out of town to this. Place they're a
little favorite. Place it's like they do that every. Year
it's a tradition for.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Them that's what that's what actually activated the. Plus, no
we're about to get into the luxe or the. Luxe, yeah,
no that's why activated the. Plus the lux is what
THE ads. WAS i think to remove the ads was the.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
Luxe the plus was to get further off the off
the grid because.
Speaker 2 (39:07):
Nobody keep changing. It you were. Right, no the luxe
was the you're, right you're, right you're. Right the plus
was to get her to travel.
Speaker 1 (39:15):
Right, WELL i had to remind a little. Bit but
so in order for them to get the, river the
river thinking plus ship because he was trying it was the,
anniversary and they have a restaurant they like to go
to that's like in the next town. Overfast, yeah so
they go they were trying to go to this restaurant
and her she like now functions and it just like
goes off and then he has to turn around to
(39:37):
go back towards the hospital and then she comes back
on like nothing, happened and he's, like what the hell
is going? On Tracy Ellis russ let him know, That,
oh because she has the common she needs to plus
so she could go further, off further. Rout she could,
Travel she could go across the. Country you could travel
because the other, networks the FIVE g towers that we
have built around the, area she could spread. Around and
(39:59):
then THAT ads started kicking, in and he, said, Well
i'll give rid of the. Ads oh you got upgrade
to THE.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
Lux you're, like how much is the?
Speaker 1 (40:05):
Left and THE lux was in an, addition no thousand
dollars on top of the eight hundred dollars that they're
already charging. Them you see how they get. You they
just trapped trapped his ass all, crazy and he was
getting more pissed off and pissed off and pissed. Off
he could not afford to do. Anything but, anyway that's
when he starts doing all the desperate shit on that
dumb dummy. Website he figures out that his co, worker
(40:26):
his co worker started telling EVERYBODY i worked that, YO
i got this nigga DOING, X y AND z and
a dumb dummy. Shit look what he did the other
day on a dumb dummy. Shit the dude got, mad
AND i guess he pushed his coworker and they. Work
they work at a well doing, place so it's a
lot of heavy. Machinery so when he pushed, them the
coworker fell and a heavy piece of machine that had
like ran over his leg or. Something he got fired
(40:48):
from work that. Day so now he getting fired from.
Work his wife is already low key losing her job
because she keeps doing these ads on controller being and
she can't be around kids because she just can't control
her thoughts and it's not her. Fault so now they're
really just in the tight. Situation she can't, work he
lost his. Job he can't afford to really keep her. Alive.
Now before now he wanted to now de lux. Thing
(41:11):
Tracy Ellis ross was, like, listen if you can't afford THE,
lux we have booster packs for THE, lux so like
maybe eight hours a, day a couple of times a
month for a few, dollars you, could you, know use
THE lux and you could take your wife. Anywhere you
could enhance all her, features like her sense of, smell her,
sensitivity her, humor all this other. Stuff you could just
control her damn there emotions and put it to the
(41:32):
max or. Whatever so he started to fuck with he's
before he lost his, job he was fucking with the lux,
thing you, know like her sensitivity and, everything so like you,
know like they showed the scene where he's having sex with,
her and she's like just overfilling. It she can't just
stop feeling, it you know WHAT i. Mean he's kind of,
happy but he's starting to hate himself a little bit
because he's, like, damn like this is not even really my,
(41:53):
wife you know WHAT i. Mean like this is like
he's starting to realize that this is not really. Her
she can't control what's going. On he's slowly it was
the control of the situation to keep her alive. Anyway
eventually he loses his. Job the money starts getting. Low
they've been saving money for a baby all this, time
and then they were sitting down talking To Tracy Ellis
(42:15):
ross and she's, like, oh you guys to plan and
have a. Baby and she's like. Yeah she's, like, well
if you do plan on having a, baby then you're
gonna have to pay an extra three hundred dollars a.
Speaker 2 (42:25):
Month that was like ninety or, something but it was.
Speaker 1 (42:27):
Ninety year because when women have, babies the brains just you, know, crazy,
chemic corlan balanced and a lot our lives very, complex
you know What i'm saying that the program can keep,
up can't keep up woman when they had. Babies so
having baby's out the, question and that was the whole
goal for him with being with this. Girl either, way
he gets, tired he gets stressed, out he runs out of,
(42:48):
money and he done did all the fucked up shit
he could do to himself to keep money in his.
Pocket this nigga's running on his Last they.
Speaker 2 (42:55):
Had to go back to the common. Service, yeah and
then she started sleeping even. Longer the ads was getting.
Speaker 1 (43:02):
So every every time they created a new version of this,
ship the Common ship became the worst thing. Ever, yeah
so they make an.
Speaker 2 (43:10):
Agreement we don't see the agreement off you, know we
don't see the agreement on, camera but it's clear that
they made an agreement that she was going to have
one last peaceful. Day so he paid for a little
boost thirty.
Speaker 1 (43:20):
Minutes he paid for a thirty minute lux boosts for
her and she. Had, yeah he gave her some sermenity
AND i guess within her, sermenity she realized that she
was ready to. Go, Yeah she's, like, listen just kill, me,
man it's, over you know WHAT i? Mean because she
she would just sit there and be a walking ad
all day.
Speaker 2 (43:35):
Long, literally that's.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
It that's all she could do in order to keep her.
Alive she would just be a walking ad all.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
Day so she'd be like a zombie.
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Baby want some? Cereal, yeah and that's your conversation with,
her that's. IT i would get more this spuck. TOO
i was just probably blew her brains.
Speaker 2 (43:54):
Out.
Speaker 1 (43:54):
Yeah so he ends up suffocating her after they after
she had her last thirty minutes of serenity and she
laid down and just kept running ads and then he
just had to suffocate. Her AND i think that he killed.
Speaker 2 (44:05):
Himself so it's implied that he kills himself in the,
End like he puts her on the dumb. Dummies he
has like the, Knife it's, LIKE i don't know if
he's gonna slit his own throat or something. Like it's
kind of implied that he was going to kill himself
after what he. Did and it's, sad but.
Speaker 1 (44:20):
You, know it's a really sad.
Speaker 2 (44:22):
Story it's dark it's really. Dark, yeah and it's.
Speaker 1 (44:25):
Dark because it's not and he. Wasn't it was just
dark because it was a man trying to keep his wife.
Alive he genuinely loved this. Woman she happens to have
a tumor and instead it is letting her. Goal he
did everything he could do to keep her, alive but
signing your girl up to THE ai was not the
way to keep her. Alive but it also showed where
(44:45):
the world is going to. Go to, me this is
just showing exactly where the world is going to.
Speaker 2 (44:50):
Go, well that's why you, know all of these Damn
rockefellas And, rothschilds they be sitting here having like ten
damn heart, surgeries may be having all this adrenochrome because
they don't want to expre his. Death and it's. Unfortunate you,
know everybody has to. Die but that's why you got
to live your life a certain way on this side
so that you can have life, everlasting you know WHAT i.
(45:10):
Mean and like that, said that's not the, answer but
that's what these evil people are trying to. Do they're
trying to figure out a way so that they don't,
die you, know because they know that when they, die
it's just the brimstone for, them like the pititrment and
then the. Brimstone and even outside of THE, ai just
taking this as just a metaphor to like what the
(45:32):
regular common people have to go, Through Like dutch, said you,
know you're struggling financially and now all of a sudden
somebody gets. Sick you can barely afford your life right,
now and now somebody gets, sick you can you really
can't afford to keep them, alive like you, Said, Dutch
and people go through that on a day to day.
Basis so just outside of THE ai, stuff like anybody
(45:52):
kind of can relate to, this you know who's struggled
in the past with their health and with their. Finances
so it is a really deep. Show it's, sad it's like,
crazy and it shows you how heartless not only sells,
people but doctors like you're just a body to. Them you.
Know it's just really it's really crazy how many doctors
(46:16):
and nurses are really like, void, heartless evil. Individuals you,
know you're supposed to get into this profession to want
to help people and show love and care and try
to do the best that you, can but a lot
of them are in it for the money and a
lot of them are fucked. Up there's nurses that are
like bops that JUST i don't, know everybody got to fuck.
(46:37):
Up mind you, know there's no, compassion you just the.
Number and that's really what it. Was you. Know With Tracy,
ROSS i wonder where her backstory. Is she probably has
no choice but to work for that. Company that's probably
how she could afford all the ship she has because
mind you look she's she's plugged up to the ship.
Too you know What i'm saying that they can they
can do a whole another episode just about her character
(47:00):
if they wanted to in future you, Know Black mirror,
series in Future Black mirror. Seasons but it's a good.
Watch you. Know we're going to continue to review some
shows from season. Seven did you have anything else that
you wanted to? Discuss? Touch? No all, Right we love y'all,
(47:23):
Much peacetyle And barockatha
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