Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season to forty four,
Speaker 1: Episode three of Dirt Atle's Like guys production to by
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Speaker 1: where we take a deep dive into America's share consciousness.
Speaker 1: It's Thursday, July seven two. I don't know what I
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Speaker 1: I'm thrilled to be joined by a very special guest
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Speaker 1: it out in real time. Well, Daniel we are thrilled
Speaker 1: to be joined in our third seat by a brilliant comic, actor, violinist, singer,
Speaker 1: voiceover artist who has appeared in Law and Order, SVU,
Speaker 1: The Flight Attendant, Inventing Anna, among many others. She's one
Speaker 1: of the hosts of the podcast The Boss Bitch Show.
Speaker 1: Please welcome the very funny, the talented Rachel Graam. W
Speaker 1: Can you me every day, all the time? Yeah? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: they're entering a room, just I'll go announce you like
Speaker 1: a caller, a royal caller, happy, happy to be here, Daniel.
Speaker 1: Daniel does the now on turning, and then I come
Speaker 1: in with the energy that provides a nice contrast. How
Speaker 1: are you doing? Where? Where are you coming to us from?
Speaker 1: I am in New York, specifically a story of Queen's
Speaker 1: New York. Yeah it's good, you know, uh working from
Speaker 1: home and uh launching the podcast on July fourteenth, getting excited,
Speaker 1: you know, doing all the last minute edits and getting
Speaker 1: ready for our party. Yeah, you're doing a podcast launch party.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, it's gonna be really fun. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have Chanelle Ali and m A Willman and Tracy Carnazo
Speaker 1: and then Kirsen O'Brien my co partner, and I we're
Speaker 1: gonna co headline and then we're gonna have an after
Speaker 1: party with a DJ and Go Go dancers gonna be yeah,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to release a bunch of episodes
Speaker 1: so people can like, you know, stream and binge and
Speaker 1: do all the things, you know, all the things and
Speaker 1: the podcast, The Boss Bitch Show. Can you give us
Speaker 1: like a quick rundown of what people can expect. Sure, Yeah,
Speaker 1: So Kirson and I do this monthly show that's very
Speaker 1: uh fem centered, lgbt Q, I, a BIPOC, and very
Speaker 1: sex positive. And we realize because we take turns headlining
Speaker 1: and hosting that people don't really get to see us
Speaker 1: together and are sort of crazy banter as besties. And
Speaker 1: we talked about anything from sexy stuff to therapy to
Speaker 1: you know, what's going on in the world and women issues,
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Speaker 1: you know, we we interview people who we think our
Speaker 1: boss bitches, and that's not like you know them specific,
Speaker 1: it's like are you a boss? Are you doing cool
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Speaker 1: nice would be awesome. Well, it sounds amazing. It sounds
Speaker 1: like our audience is going to love that show. Thank you,
Speaker 1: I have some and it sounds like you're kind of
Speaker 1: a perfect guest for t d ZY, So we're going
Speaker 1: to get to know you a little bit better in
Speaker 1: a moment. T d Z, by the way, is the
Speaker 1: name of this show. Yeah, okay, I did figure that out.
Speaker 1: You know, I saw it in the email and I
Speaker 1: was like, TD did I sign up for t NZ,
Speaker 1: you know, like, oh no, this is a bit more intelligent. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: we always slightly more intelligent. TMC just is what we
Speaker 1: just we do have a much less nice bus that
Speaker 1: cruises Los Angeles and spots C List celebrities instead of
Speaker 1: the List celebrities. So yeah, it's spots podcasters, and that
Speaker 1: right there is Carl Tart, And that right there, Carl
Speaker 1: Tart is actually close to her. He's creeping on a
Speaker 1: come up onto the eight list, but he was the
Speaker 1: He's my first thought when I think of podcasters. Anyways, Uh,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get to know you a little bit better
Speaker 1: in a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners a
Speaker 1: couple of the things we're talking about. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the story with the mass shooter in Illinois. It's
Speaker 1: kind of kind of a similar story as far as
Speaker 1: I can tell, failure of policing and failure to keep
Speaker 1: a gun out of the hand of somebody who's struggling
Speaker 1: with mental health. But Tugger Carlson's got a different take.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna we're gonna compare her and contrast. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about CERN's particle accelerator, whether it threw us
Speaker 1: into another dimension on July five, so two days ago,
Speaker 1: if he felt a little off, that could be why
Speaker 1: all of that plenty more. But first, Rachel, we like
Speaker 1: to ask our guest, what is something from your search
Speaker 1: history binoculars? Okay, yeah, I um. I live on the
Speaker 1: water in Queens which is, you know, kind of a
Speaker 1: rare piece of land over here, very far from the subway,
Speaker 1: but beautiful view of the East River and lots of
Speaker 1: boats passed by, and I was like, why am I
Speaker 1: not spying on these people? I need binoculars. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, binoculars get a bad, bad rap for being,
Speaker 1: you know, a thing that like I'm hoping you like
Speaker 1: bought them online, because if you're in the city buying
Speaker 1: binocular I think people probably like have a have a
Speaker 1: weird you know, connect that to just peeping into somebody
Speaker 1: else's apartment quite the opposite. I hope you did buy
Speaker 1: them and you wear them around your neck constantly keeping
Speaker 1: people on their toes, just rubbing your fingers together exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm a birth watcher. What are they getting into? Well,
Speaker 1: sometimes the police boats just stop in front of my
Speaker 1: building and I'm like, what are you doing? What are
Speaker 1: you looking at? Important people to keep an eye on? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I might wanna pull out my binoculars. I may
Speaker 1: have flashed them when I was drunk one night, so
Speaker 1: they may be coming back to see if I'll do
Speaker 1: it again. But you know, you go nonetheless riven cops.
Speaker 1: I don't know that's wanna New York accident. But I
Speaker 1: feel like that would be a cool thing to say
Speaker 1: you did for a living freaking river cops cast the
Speaker 1: funk out of here. A great view of the East River.
Speaker 1: I lived for one year in Long Island City before
Speaker 1: or like Long Island City went went up like overnight,
Speaker 1: like it was Amish barn raising like there. I I
Speaker 1: returned to get some packages from the building I lived
Speaker 1: in like a few months after we moved out, and
Speaker 1: I couldn't find the building because the like so many
Speaker 1: buildings and parks and like all these different things, but
Speaker 1: had gone up in literally the weeks since I had left.
Speaker 1: But when I lived there, I had a great view
Speaker 1: of the East River, which gives you a great view
Speaker 1: of Manhattan, and it is like one of the coolest
Speaker 1: things to just kind of have outside your window. Is yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I have. I'm I'm right. I have the view of
Speaker 1: the tribe, our own stuff. And hell Gate Bridge. The
Speaker 1: thing that I I thought was cool. Those bridges are big,
Speaker 1: you know, are so big, you know what I'm saying. Huge. Anyways,
Speaker 1: how this stand up? But do that? How do they
Speaker 1: stand up? How do they do that? Science? Physics there
Speaker 1: you got physics, bridges, magnets, how do they work? I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure there was like a documentary about like the
Speaker 1: building of the Brooklyn Bridge that was like, yeah, they
Speaker 1: were just like throwing Irish and Italian immigrants into the ocean,
Speaker 1: like into the like into holes in the in the
Speaker 1: river somehow, just like like flagrant disrespect for human life
Speaker 1: as as they were building those things as a miracle
Speaker 1: was all of our bridges exactly. What what's something you
Speaker 1: think is overrated? Rachel the kardash hands. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we're about to be fighting. Let's go. No, you can proceed.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, no. I I respect the hustle. I mean,
Speaker 1: they clearly know what they're doing and they're like marketing,
Speaker 1: you know, Maven's, But they have no talents, like actual talent.
Speaker 1: You know. It's just they're infamous, not famous, you know.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I just I'm over it, you know, I
Speaker 1: was over it a long time ago. And yet the
Speaker 1: people still keep keep paying them and signing up and
Speaker 1: watching the shows and buying the clothes. Not for me, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what is the I feel like their talent is like
Speaker 1: American nous or like the I don't know, they just
Speaker 1: like really put together all the skill sets that you
Speaker 1: needed to be famous at this very specific time. And yeah,
Speaker 1: will will they continue? Will they continue to be a
Speaker 1: name that like people recognize twenty years in the future.
Speaker 1: Will Like how do people like that who become famous
Speaker 1: for something random and don't really have a discernible, you know,
Speaker 1: artistic skill, how do they fare over over the course
Speaker 1: of history. I'm trying to think of like other examples
Speaker 1: of that. I guess we're like that being taken seriously, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe so. I think there's also like a disposable nature
Speaker 1: to the kind of thing where it's get it while
Speaker 1: the getting is good, and then just that is a
Speaker 1: flame that will burn out. There's like the first see
Speaker 1: as a as an Avid Hulu or who will just
Speaker 1: take in as much content as physically possible. And the
Speaker 1: first episode of the new Kardashian series, which I binge
Speaker 1: the entire series of kind of a joke series or
Speaker 1: new season. What are we talking to a new series
Speaker 1: the Kardashians on Hulu. It's like keeping up with the Kardashians,
Speaker 1: but they're just like they're just throwing there, they're running
Speaker 1: it back. Basically, they're like we wanted to our own,
Speaker 1: like we we felt like keeping up with the Kardashians
Speaker 1: didn't have our artistic imprint on it. Okay, yeah, too
Speaker 1: much rob in it. But anyway, Chris Jenner goes over
Speaker 1: all the businesses that the Kardashians are like running, and
Speaker 1: you know, I could be naive, but I haven't heard
Speaker 1: of a single one of them. And there's something about
Speaker 1: this kind of like, let's just kind of get this
Speaker 1: money trained, rolling as much as physically possible, and then
Speaker 1: when people stop caring in I don't know, five years,
Speaker 1: six years, we'll have enough money that we can disappear
Speaker 1: off of the face of the earth. And that's totally chill.
Speaker 1: There feels like it. It feels like it's a flame
Speaker 1: that is burning as hard and fast as possible, kind
Speaker 1: of like a climate change accelerationism kind of thing where
Speaker 1: it's just like, let's just get the going while the
Speaker 1: going is good and then be out to our bunker
Speaker 1: and Calabasas will either flame out or will cause the
Speaker 1: end of the world something like that. It's all disposible,
Speaker 1: whatever it is, so it's like, you know, clothes, whatever, candles,
Speaker 1: I don't know what they're making I'm just like looking
Speaker 1: at IMDb, Like for Kim you know, TV star, entrepreneur,
Speaker 1: fashion designer, and author New York Times bestseller is actually
Speaker 1: one of my favorite else but that's prolific to admit,
Speaker 1: but she's one of my favorite writers and authors. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 1: this bio just keeps going Wow. Well, I guess, uh,
Speaker 1: if you build it, it will come right. Oh it's
Speaker 1: it's yeah, it is. Yeah. It would be interesting to
Speaker 1: see because we I don't think we have a corollary, right,
Speaker 1: like we we don't have somebody who was famous for
Speaker 1: being famous in history that I know of, and maybe
Speaker 1: we do, and that sort of thing just ages so
Speaker 1: poorly that nobody gives a ship enough to remember them.
Speaker 1: But I am curious, like what what that will look
Speaker 1: like even like forty years from now. I feel like
Speaker 1: these characters exist in literature in different ways where it's
Speaker 1: like someone who's who's like fame precedes them and they
Speaker 1: just you know, the story is about kind of like
Speaker 1: on some Great Gatsby ship, like they just they just
Speaker 1: are famous in the in the world of the book,
Speaker 1: and it's about their descent into self destruction and something
Speaker 1: something aging painting in an attic for the Kardashian existence, right,
Speaker 1: we'll see. I feel like people who are famous for
Speaker 1: being rich, like yets be, don't age that well like
Speaker 1: I I just I know that whenever I read something
Speaker 1: from the fifties or like I think, actually earlier than that,
Speaker 1: like the nineteen tens, they're like regular John d Rockefellow
Speaker 1: over here, and I'm like that name I know, but
Speaker 1: like all the other ones, I don't. And I also
Speaker 1: don't give a shit about about like that. And it
Speaker 1: makes you sound like incredibly old like that. There's nothing
Speaker 1: timeless about a famous for being rich person. Well we
Speaker 1: also thought that about Donald Trump for a while. So President,
Speaker 1: it does seem like it's all bleeding together now reality
Speaker 1: show famous for being rich and the president maybe our
Speaker 1: greatest president. Some are saying and every thing and everything
Speaker 1: that has like a person's name put on it is
Speaker 1: just being replaced by a brand anyway. So it's like
Speaker 1: your whatever your famous astor name is or some whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm just going real guilded age here, any of those
Speaker 1: names are just being replaced by Smoothie King or Mercedes.
Speaker 1: So it's like, you know what, whatever whatever famous name
Speaker 1: you thought would last forever is just being replaced by
Speaker 1: Build a Bear. So you know those are the three
Speaker 1: main ones. Smoothie, Smoothie King, Mercedes, Build a Bear. You know,
Speaker 1: you know when they were doing do you ever watch
Speaker 1: Entourage when they were doing that cell of Vinny Chase
Speaker 1: to every single like it was every agency was like,
Speaker 1: we're trying to get any Chase in. Here was Smoothie King,
Speaker 1: Mercedes building there, Vinny Chase, brands recognizable around the world.
Speaker 1: You're a Smoothie King Vinny Chase. He signed with what
Speaker 1: what is something you think is underrated? Rachel? Walking? Damn yeah, no.
Speaker 1: I went for a walk this morning and it changed
Speaker 1: my whole mood and I was like, you know what
Speaker 1: this is so underrated? Walking is amazing. The breeze in
Speaker 1: your hair, the sun on your face, moving your feet,
Speaker 1: just like getting your blood flowing. It's like it can
Speaker 1: really shift your whole thing. It's great. Yeah, just save
Speaker 1: me during the pandemic. So you know what you for walking?
Speaker 1: For walking? Indeed, how long the walk are you to
Speaker 1: your local uh to the nearest subway stop? Seventeen minutes?
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. That's when I don't like the walk. I
Speaker 1: like I like the walking when it's like leisurely and
Speaker 1: it's like along the water or in a park and
Speaker 1: I'm taking my time. Maybe I'm listening to some music
Speaker 1: or some like you know law of attraction thing, you know,
Speaker 1: something inspiring or talking to a friend versus the like
Speaker 1: I gotta get to subway because I'm running late bell
Speaker 1: seventeen minutes about you know, then I take the city bike.
Speaker 1: Do you Google maps when I when I lived there
Speaker 1: ten years ago, Google Maps had it so like you
Speaker 1: knew when the train was going to arrive, and it
Speaker 1: was liked of right, it was like right most of
Speaker 1: the time, and then you miss it by thirty seconds
Speaker 1: and you want to punch something. Yeah, yeah, exactly. I
Speaker 1: think you're like, damn this walking. You can also always
Speaker 1: just grab one of those scooters. They have those, like
Speaker 1: the Lime scooters in New York. Are they? Yeah, we
Speaker 1: have Revel. I think it's called I'm a little afraid
Speaker 1: of it. I'm not gonna lie. You may have noticed
Speaker 1: that I just like completely undercut the value of walking
Speaker 1: with like three I was like, how far are you
Speaker 1: from your subway stop? Well, I guess you can always
Speaker 1: use a Lime scooter and yeah, but so sorry about that.
Speaker 1: I do like, that's not the good walking. You are.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a quick break. We'll come back.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about the news and other stuff, and we're back.
Speaker 1: I think if we could just grabbed that audio clip
Speaker 1: of Dan exhaling, I think that sums a pretty much
Speaker 1: the past five years. Maybe we don't even need a
Speaker 1: podcast anymore. I think that. Um. Anyway, we we talked
Speaker 1: about this. Yesterday. There was a Matt shooting in Illinois,
Speaker 1: and it seems like it was a pretty transparent failure
Speaker 1: of policing and gun control. He had been threatening to
Speaker 1: kill himself and everyone alternatively since twenty nineteen, was able
Speaker 1: to legally purchase firearms when he turned twenty one, and
Speaker 1: used them to stage this horrific rampage. The police at
Speaker 1: first claimed that he was not known to them, but
Speaker 1: on Tuesday they were like, I mean, I guess, okay,
Speaker 1: it wasn't like no own to us. I guess. We
Speaker 1: had a couple talks with him, first in April nineteen
Speaker 1: after he threatened or killed himself from then. The second
Speaker 1: in September twenty nine, after he threatened to account whatever
Speaker 1: anyone in his family. But those were minor. We just
Speaker 1: took away sixteen knives, a dagger, and a sword from
Speaker 1: his home crucial details, but did not put him on
Speaker 1: a any sort of list that would have prevented him
Speaker 1: from buying two assault rifles. Still able to legally buy
Speaker 1: those two assault rifles in the state of Illinois, which
Speaker 1: has incredibly strict on laws. Yeah, fun Yeah, So I
Speaker 1: don't know, it's it's it is just this seems like
Speaker 1: every match shooting we see a failure by the police
Speaker 1: and just another person who really should not have access
Speaker 1: to a gun being able to legally buy a gun.
Speaker 1: Both sides of the mainstream media are eager to dig
Speaker 1: in on this little detail about this is something so
Speaker 1: we had talked before about how the media has fully
Speaker 1: on their own of their own accord added a like
Speaker 1: trans or you know, drag element to the Uvalde mass shooter.
Speaker 1: There was like pictures of the Valde mass shooter that
Speaker 1: made him look like androgynous and like. There were also
Speaker 1: rumors that it was a trans person. I still like,
Speaker 1: look at the when Chappelle was rushed on stage at
Speaker 1: the Hollywood Bowl and he, I guess jokingly said it
Speaker 1: was a trans person after the so funny and everybody
Speaker 1: like printed that, Like that was one of the like
Speaker 1: pool quotes from the story that made it to the
Speaker 1: front page of things like there there does feel like
Speaker 1: there is this hunger for a like trans killer so
Speaker 1: that the America can do its thing and and be
Speaker 1: afraid of and other trans people. Um, but like on
Speaker 1: the front page, so I mean on the front page
Speaker 1: of Drudge, they have the picture of the shooter who
Speaker 1: fled the attack dressed as a woman, dressed in drag.
Speaker 1: And there's also also with all his tattoos covered up,
Speaker 1: his facial tattoos, so he was just like trying to
Speaker 1: disguise himself. But Vice also put that on the front page,
Speaker 1: the Highland Park shooter escaped in women's clothes. Police say, Um,
Speaker 1: that was like one of their top stories yesterday. So
Speaker 1: that's a little I don't know it. It does feel
Speaker 1: like there's there is an undercurrent of transphobia in the
Speaker 1: country that is like bubbling and really wants to come
Speaker 1: out and kind of only a matter of time. It
Speaker 1: literally has nothing to do with the shooting, right, of course, nothing.
Speaker 1: It's just insane. How well, let's just vilify the thing
Speaker 1: that we don't understand or we're afraid of and connected
Speaker 1: to something completely unrelated. It's it's just I feel like
Speaker 1: I'm watching the onion when I look at the news. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's because you're crying or oh you mean the joke.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that, I actually appreciate. I would actually
Speaker 1: thank you. Yeah, oh gosh, there's also like that's just
Speaker 1: caught my eye that as like, oh, that is going
Speaker 1: to be a story that they try to make happen.
Speaker 1: The second headline under the headline psychokiller dressed in drag
Speaker 1: before fleeing parade blood bath. Under that headline is wasn't
Speaker 1: the same after COVID question mark. So the implication and
Speaker 1: this is a story that was the most thinly sourced
Speaker 1: and just inference based bullshit I've ever read on the Sun.
Speaker 1: But it did make me realize, oh, this ship is
Speaker 1: this is coming. The idea that like kids were in
Speaker 1: lockdown and now every kid who commits a crime we
Speaker 1: can blame it on lockdown, and like the all the
Speaker 1: bad stuff that happened during COVID, it's because they wear masks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: prevented them from getting all the oxygen their brain needs
Speaker 1: and it didn't form right, And yeah, like that is
Speaker 1: definitely coming. The evidence that he was different before the
Speaker 1: pandemic is a girl he worked with at Panera Bread,
Speaker 1: and everything she talks about is just so contextual. She
Speaker 1: was like he would say things like how are you doing?
Speaker 1: And like talk to me at work. He was like
Speaker 1: such a sweetheart. And also, like the thing they leave
Speaker 1: out is that, like all the stories about the shooter
Speaker 1: being like a humane kind coworker happened after he had
Speaker 1: threatened to kill everyone in his family, So that part
Speaker 1: happened before COVID. But it's I don't know. Again, it's
Speaker 1: like not to be dismissive of like the point of
Speaker 1: view of people who are like this makes no sense.
Speaker 1: This person seemed fine, Like everyone can go in wildly
Speaker 1: different directions based on mental health, but like, for what,
Speaker 1: whether it's you or someone else, Like we have to
Speaker 1: hope that when you go down like the darkest path
Speaker 1: path possible, you don't live in a country that allows
Speaker 1: you to buy guns, like protects your right to have
Speaker 1: guns more than I protect your right to do most
Speaker 1: other things. So well, he's white, right, yes, yes, a man,
Speaker 1: so you know. Yes. Another note that I just want
Speaker 1: to add is there's a it's a plug, a milion
Speaker 1: I heard radio podcast there's gonna be a deep dive
Speaker 1: on this whole you know that this whole character on
Speaker 1: I guess two days episode of it could happen here
Speaker 1: and you'll really see how this you know, person fetishized
Speaker 1: the idea of being a mass shooter outside of just
Speaker 1: you know, the the the kind of like problematic mental
Speaker 1: nature or you know, problematic behavior and other people in
Speaker 1: the ways that he changed. There is a lot of
Speaker 1: content that he put out leading up to this moment
Speaker 1: that is so much looking at the the the landscape
Speaker 1: of how people look at mass shooters after the fact,
Speaker 1: and like fetishizing that ideal. It's like, unfortunately this was
Speaker 1: so premeditated in a sense that he's getting exactly what
Speaker 1: he wants out of this entire episode, which is you know, unfortunate,
Speaker 1: and how the media has never learned to cover this
Speaker 1: in a correct way, like everything is so calculated and
Speaker 1: everything was you know, kind of going according to plan.
Speaker 1: That it sucks. How I don't know how easy it
Speaker 1: is to stir up media organizations with kind of exactly
Speaker 1: the message that mass you just want to get across
Speaker 1: and so um, if you want to learn more about
Speaker 1: that and kind of the steps that got us there.
Speaker 1: Slash here you can listen to that it could happen
Speaker 1: here episode about this person. Wow, it just sucks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And no like motive surprises me anymore, because because it's
Speaker 1: just any any possible like misguided, like path of logic
Speaker 1: leads you to a place where you are able to
Speaker 1: make like you you want to do something horrible, and
Speaker 1: you are able to go to Walmart and like get
Speaker 1: the tools to do that like that and lock that
Speaker 1: into like a permanent decision as opposed to a bad
Speaker 1: mood or you know, a mental health crisis that you're
Speaker 1: able to then work through. Well, Tugger Carlson has a
Speaker 1: take on this whole thing. Oh does Yeah, So Tugger
Speaker 1: Carlson went on TV and blamed the recent Highland park
Speaker 1: on a bunch of things. Guns didn't make the cut,
Speaker 1: but he did blame the problem squarely on nagging women
Speaker 1: who never stopped lecturing men about their so called privilege.
Speaker 1: Sorry for laughing, but I just I just eat that up.
Speaker 1: That's just so delicious of Tucker Carlson to say, and
Speaker 1: of course a horrible boy to continue. No, No, it's
Speaker 1: it's you know, one thread that is shared in common
Speaker 1: with many mass shooters other than guns, is a history
Speaker 1: of misogyny like that if we are going to take
Speaker 1: one ideological like the thing that is like a comorbidity
Speaker 1: between like a bunch of mass shooters that isn't guns,
Speaker 1: it really would be like misogynistic violence. Like that's the
Speaker 1: one thing where they're like, all right, yeah, if you
Speaker 1: are a convicted like you know, domestic violent or like
Speaker 1: spousal abuser, we will take away your right to own guns.
Speaker 1: Like that's that like they did that, which should show
Speaker 1: how like you know, significant that connection is that that
Speaker 1: that they were able to get that through Congress. But so,
Speaker 1: he also blamed pot specifically government endorsed weed is what
Speaker 1: he calls this so violent. Yeah, those violent potheads. I
Speaker 1: just want to kill some tostitos when I'm high, right,
Speaker 1: they are high on government endorsed weed. Smoke some more.
Speaker 1: It's good for you. Carlson said. It was really like
Speaker 1: a jazz solo of just Fox News bullshit. He also
Speaker 1: blame the shooting on antidepressants, showed off a chart illustrating
Speaker 1: that mass shootings have gone up, as have prescriptions for antidepressants.
Speaker 1: Since so, I think we can I think that's prety
Speaker 1: clear cut, right, couldn't be that like that was just
Speaker 1: when antidepressants became possible to give to more people and
Speaker 1: or like the the more rational thing would be, oh,
Speaker 1: these medications that are meant to deal with like people
Speaker 1: who are depressed by their lives might be a reaction
Speaker 1: to the fact that there are mass shootings everywhere. That like,
Speaker 1: we live in a society that is being held captive
Speaker 1: by a gun industry, and it truly is, like, you know,
Speaker 1: it's like terrorism. Guy, I I now feel like any
Speaker 1: time I am outside, I have it in the back
Speaker 1: of my mind that like somebody could just take a
Speaker 1: long distance shot at me or my family. Like that's
Speaker 1: just there now, there's nothing I can do about that.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's going to be there until that. But
Speaker 1: like his thing is, nah, got antidepressant, spot and women?
Speaker 1: Those are those are the main things, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: you could also make a make a chart saying that
Speaker 1: it was Seinfeld because that's when Seinfeld started airing. There
Speaker 1: you go, and then people have continued to rewatch Seinfeld.
Speaker 1: I mean the amount of using gets on Netflix and
Speaker 1: you think that that has nothing to do with shootings.
Speaker 1: Here also you guys already covered the scrummiting thing, right,
Speaker 1: I don't think so what say? It's on the fact
Speaker 1: that I'm not sure what that word means. What is
Speaker 1: that scream vomiting? Yes, it is scream vomiting very much. Wow,
Speaker 1: way to put that together so quickly. Holy shit. Well
Speaker 1: there was some like there was another one of you. Really,
Speaker 1: I mean, let me tell you something I thought you
Speaker 1: said scrub a Dean was like was that? And I
Speaker 1: wish this was just like all Wallace and scrum it
Speaker 1: spinoff of some kind, but unfortunately it is not. Some
Speaker 1: more refer madness about how super strong lead is making
Speaker 1: people scream vomit. And the stupid joke that I was
Speaker 1: about to make is so, if we're gonna blame weed,
Speaker 1: shouldn't this guy have been scrambting instead of doing a
Speaker 1: mass shooting. But you know, it's kind of hard to
Speaker 1: put those two things together if you're Fox News. So
Speaker 1: I guess not. How many of these guys are like
Speaker 1: documented in cells just curious the killers? Yeah, how's that?
Speaker 1: I think it's a lot of them. I think it's
Speaker 1: I think it's problem. Let's make that chart. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I mean that point has been made by my
Speaker 1: favorite philosopher, Jordan Peterson, and he says that therefore women
Speaker 1: should just have to funk these guys. That's his take. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's the take. Yeah, my real, real, real principal skinner.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. It's the women, right, not the guns. Oh
Speaker 1: and and let them have rights over my pussy exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. The only country where this regularly happens also
Speaker 1: happens to be the only country where, like, there are
Speaker 1: more guns than people. And he he's like, no, it's
Speaker 1: got to be these factors that are present everywhere everywhere else, antidepressants,
Speaker 1: weed and women. Well, I think it was Jane Fonda
Speaker 1: that said we should just turn our vaginas into a
Speaker 1: K forty seven's and then everything will be okay. Right, yeah,
Speaker 1: and how come no one's doing that? You know, I'm
Speaker 1: working on it, guys, just by example, ladies. All right.
Speaker 1: He did briefly mentions on Twitter, this is a joke.
Speaker 1: He did briefusly mention the issue of guns, but immediately
Speaker 1: halted that line of questioning by pointing out that knives exist.
Speaker 1: I think I think that was actually before the news
Speaker 1: broke that the police had had taken his knives and
Speaker 1: his guns away, or his knives and his sword away.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it is hard to imagine and somebody stabbing
Speaker 1: six d people per minute or sitting on top of
Speaker 1: the thing and throwing knives at people at a distance. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just a button that you can use to permanently
Speaker 1: end someone's life with the least amount of research and preparation.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't exist. I I know a lot of very
Speaker 1: smart people are like, but this is like a a
Speaker 1: thing that these people hold to be like a religious
Speaker 1: value is guns in America. And I'm just like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: Like that sucks. That's that's what you hold as a
Speaker 1: religious value. But it's killing so many people and it
Speaker 1: is ruining our ability to just like live without you know,
Speaker 1: a fucking nervous disorder in this country. Yeah yeah no,
Speaker 1: but it's like, you know, when when the laws were written,
Speaker 1: it's like they had muskets that took time to reload.
Speaker 1: They didn't have these automatic weapons that can just you know,
Speaker 1: just spill out so many rounds per minute. It's just insanity.
Speaker 1: I mean, the other countries just don't have these guns, Like,
Speaker 1: we don't need these guns. I'm not against someone going
Speaker 1: out into the country if they want to like shoot
Speaker 1: a deer and eat it, like by all means, but like, ah, yeah,
Speaker 1: precisely so bad. Yeah damn, what are you going to say? Sorry?
Speaker 1: I was simply going to agree with your point of like,
Speaker 1: you know, the the whole you know, guns of the the religion,
Speaker 1: things that just like continues to hold less water as
Speaker 1: we continue to not do anything about it. It's like,
Speaker 1: there's totally ways that we can make rules and laws
Speaker 1: that allow you to still own these things in a
Speaker 1: responsible way for responsible gun owners. It's about enforcing the
Speaker 1: laws that we already have. Like the fact that Illinois
Speaker 1: has strong gun laws and was able to take away
Speaker 1: his knives, but for whatever reason, that is absolutely worth
Speaker 1: investigating and exploring how the police were not able or
Speaker 1: just did not take away his guns, how he was
Speaker 1: able to legally buy them after having his You know,
Speaker 1: where's the red flag there? Whose job is to enforce it?
Speaker 1: Where's the failure there? It's the fact that those things
Speaker 1: are not going to get enforced, that people who are
Speaker 1: so staunchly anti gun continue to be more and more
Speaker 1: and more so It's like you can only say that
Speaker 1: there are laws and there are rules if they're being enforced,
Speaker 1: because right now they're just not. And so it's like,
Speaker 1: you can't you can't have both. It can't be well,
Speaker 1: guns are okay, it's part of our country, but also
Speaker 1: we're not enforcing the laws around them. You really, you
Speaker 1: just simply cannot have both. So it's one or the other,
Speaker 1: the fake weed thing or the real weed thing. The
Speaker 1: pro like the marijuana explanation might be, like I guess
Speaker 1: this was a thing that Laura Ingram suggested happened after
Speaker 1: you've all day the she while everyone was talking about
Speaker 1: are fifteen, the real problem was a pro marijuana conspiracy,
Speaker 1: and Fox and Friends suggested that drugs were to blame
Speaker 1: for Parkland, and Brian kill Me also mentioned that virtual
Speaker 1: reality could be partly to blame. They'll throw a lot
Speaker 1: of things out just to, you know, make sure that
Speaker 1: your brain is confused. I love the just grasping at
Speaker 1: straw as in every possible direction, like what could it be?
Speaker 1: What could it be? What could it be? Um, Rachel,
Speaker 1: if you don't mind asking, are you a cannabis user
Speaker 1: of any kind? Sure? Sure you know the amount of
Speaker 1: As a frequent cannabs user myself, I can literally count
Speaker 1: on one hand, the amount of times that cannabis has
Speaker 1: made me violent, because the answer is a big old zero,
Speaker 1: because every time, the only violence I'm enacting and again
Speaker 1: this is a hack ass stroke, but the only violence
Speaker 1: I'm enacting is against the bag of chips in my
Speaker 1: cabinet that are getting destroyed by me. Also on the
Speaker 1: VR thing, Yeah, I was gonna say, the the other
Speaker 1: thing besides the back of chips is Mike clutteress you
Speaker 1: know when I'm when I'm stoned. Sorry, you know, sorry sorry.
Speaker 1: If this is a family, uh, certain it certainly is not.
Speaker 1: I was truly going to say, the only other use
Speaker 1: of VR is for porn. So we actually hate families, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we hate hate. Yeah, those guys, it's their fault for
Speaker 1: the guns. It's the children. Yeah. Actually they're nagging moms
Speaker 1: and dads whatever, Dad, leave me alone. But they're probably
Speaker 1: not wrong. The Tugger Carlson thing goes back to like,
Speaker 1: after there was the Buffalo shooter like killed thirteen people
Speaker 1: in a predominantly black neighborhood of Buffalo, posted a racist
Speaker 1: manifesto that cited a bunch of the theories of Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 1: Like brings up Nightly on his show, Tugger Carlson came
Speaker 1: on and it was just like this, this racist manifesto
Speaker 1: isn't actually racist. Was seemed to be like his play
Speaker 1: and it's his His main argument was the document is crazy,
Speaker 1: it's a product of a diseased mind. But then he
Speaker 1: went directly to you know, blaming I think weed and
Speaker 1: the policies. No, no, no, So he blamed the shooting
Speaker 1: on the policies of Joe Biden, the Democratic Party and
Speaker 1: pretty much anyone who's called for a stop to hate
Speaker 1: speech and racist ideology. So literally, hell yeah, bro, I'm
Speaker 1: sure if I watched it like I would see how
Speaker 1: he got there in a way that kept people on board.
Speaker 1: But like you, you do have to have the ability
Speaker 1: to step back and be like that doesn't make sense,
Speaker 1: and all you're saying is like his racist manifesto isn't
Speaker 1: coherent enough, Like what the fund is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: He also talked about cow written house by thing. Are
Speaker 1: we really surprised at that looting and arson accelerated to murder?
Speaker 1: How shocked are we that seventeen year olds with rifles
Speaker 1: decided they had to maintain order when no one else would. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: just a hero among us co written house certainly doesn't
Speaker 1: apply to J six though, M. That was yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: someone was gunned out a J six while there was
Speaker 1: looting and violence going on. You know that person would
Speaker 1: have been a terrorist, surely for sure. M all right,
Speaker 1: let's take a quick break and we'll be back. And
Speaker 1: we're back and all right, so we got a couple options.
Speaker 1: Here's Senator Lindsey Grant and won't comply with the subpoena.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can talk about that on yesterday's trending. COVID
Speaker 1: seems to be going up well, Like The New York
Speaker 1: Times just published a thing that was like, people say,
Speaker 1: we're back to normal, So no, I mean, so which
Speaker 1: we thinking? But I think the big let's go a
Speaker 1: cern the particle accelerator, Yeah, which they fired it back
Speaker 1: up July five. Depending on who you ask, it either
Speaker 1: led to the discovery of three sub atomic particles that
Speaker 1: have never been seen before, um, which they gave like
Speaker 1: cute little pentac work tetraquirk and I forget what the
Speaker 1: other one is, or if you listen to other people,
Speaker 1: it is the thing that just threw us all into
Speaker 1: another dimension. So you might want to double check that
Speaker 1: the sky is blue. The Declaration of Independence was signed
Speaker 1: in seventeen seventy six. And back to the future. Start
Speaker 1: to Eric stoltz Ha because very good. I know it
Speaker 1: was really starring Ben Stiller? You move? Was he did
Speaker 1: he try out for that? Yes? He did? Yes he did,
Speaker 1: cry out that's so cute. I didn't. Yes, so Dan
Speaker 1: as kind of resident song or residents science expert. I
Speaker 1: don't know, my brain doesn't work. I have some friends
Speaker 1: in high school that would hear you call me resident
Speaker 1: science expert and just spit their coffee out as a
Speaker 1: resident person who's like kind of interested in science stuff.
Speaker 1: So the large high drunk Colada Colada. Yeah, yes, they
Speaker 1: fired two high energy particle beams and they travel close
Speaker 1: to the speed of light and then it's like this
Speaker 1: giant seven mile long ring like track that is designed
Speaker 1: to do the thing that you're not supposed to do
Speaker 1: in Ghostbusters where they across the across the the cross streams. Yeah, thankfully,
Speaker 1: thankfully in in a in in science terms, or rather,
Speaker 1: I should say in science terms, be it no, sure?
Speaker 1: In science terms, the amount of power that has created,
Speaker 1: the amount of energy that is created is so vastly
Speaker 1: smaller than the amount of energy needed to do anything
Speaker 1: like say, collapse a star or create some sort of
Speaker 1: enormous explosion or rip in the space time. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of a perception that like what we're trying to
Speaker 1: do here is recreate what like a black hole does,
Speaker 1: or like you know, fire energy at each other and
Speaker 1: such a speed that is just like only perceptible in
Speaker 1: space and whatnot. But the fact of the matter is,
Speaker 1: it's like, you know, a star collapsing on itself to
Speaker 1: make a black hole. You're talking about such an expenditure
Speaker 1: of energy that it's there's no there's no amount of
Speaker 1: resources on our planet that could create such an amount
Speaker 1: of power. It just simply is it is a total
Speaker 1: physical impossibility. So what is going on at certain is
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like real quick. It does sound like you
Speaker 1: are speaking as somebody who has done a lot of
Speaker 1: research into like what it would take to end the world.
Speaker 1: That sounds pretty expert. Well, you know, like it's guys,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna happen alright, Like looktime to the universe
Speaker 1: in half is like you're gonna believe because it's small potatoes,
Speaker 1: were not were not anywhere close what we need. Indeed,
Speaker 1: if we had about like fifth twelve planet's worth of these, okay,
Speaker 1: then maybe we're talking. But otherwise no, I think it's
Speaker 1: just an awesome way to discover these things and to
Speaker 1: to to clarify what you're saying earlier, it is a
Speaker 1: Pentac work and a pair of tetrac works. So those
Speaker 1: those are the those are the three particles that we
Speaker 1: have discovered. So it's one and two of the other quantum.
Speaker 1: I like my understanding of quantum physics very loose and
Speaker 1: just I I just like, keep it nice and charming,
Speaker 1: like one of the one of the directions that can
Speaker 1: spind is like lucky is not one of the things. Yes, exactly,
Speaker 1: That's good enough for me. I'm like, all right, you
Speaker 1: sons of bitches, like that doesn't make any sense, but
Speaker 1: we'll we'll go with that. But you know, I think
Speaker 1: what's what's what's funny is that, you know, this is
Speaker 1: kind of the extension of a meme that came out
Speaker 1: the very first time they launched up the Large Agron Collider,
Speaker 1: which was like, here's a live camera feed from the
Speaker 1: Large Agron Collider, and it was just like a viral
Speaker 1: or I mean then viral video. I'm trying to remember
Speaker 1: the last time that the first time they fired a
Speaker 1: large when google that while I'm telling you the story,
Speaker 1: I think, thank you very much, I appreciate that. But
Speaker 1: it was a video, a quote unquote video feed of
Speaker 1: just like a purple hole expanding in the center of it,
Speaker 1: and then one camera gets absorbed, and then they go
Speaker 1: to a different camera and it gets absorbed. People like
Speaker 1: some like War of the World style, like there was
Speaker 1: an emergency happening at the large Hadron collider right now,
Speaker 1: and thankfully we had the internet at that point and
Speaker 1: where able to you know, God, it's cool. I will
Speaker 1: just point out the last time that they fired this
Speaker 1: thing up was between the time that Donald Trump announced
Speaker 1: his run for presidency and everybody was like this is
Speaker 1: a joke, and then the time that he was elected.
Speaker 1: So I'm just saying that the stupidity is is fun
Speaker 1: to track because the like the scared fears that people
Speaker 1: A k I have are are pretty fun. A TikToker
Speaker 1: claimed that last time the colliders activated, they were all
Speaker 1: thrown into a new timeline. Um, so it's very important
Speaker 1: to keep your vibrations high. Don't shoot. Yeah, for the
Speaker 1: July weekend would put you at risk of falling behind
Speaker 1: if you drank over the weekend. It was another thing,
Speaker 1: but is just keep your vibrations high because this time
Speaker 1: they're going to be turning it on on, moving it
Speaker 1: much faster. Check. I love, I love, I love the idea.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, they're firing the particles faster this time.
Speaker 1: So guys, mercury is even more in retrograde. Wash your butts,
Speaker 1: get it, get ready. Very silly, very silly. I love
Speaker 1: the misunderstanding of science. Sometimes that's that's that's that's the
Speaker 1: best kind. But that's the age of Aquarius. It is
Speaker 1: the issue. I like astrology, and I can make fun
Speaker 1: of myself. So yeah, you know, it's all we're all
Speaker 1: we're all having fun here. It's entertaining. Yeah yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, much like much like the much
Speaker 1: like James Webb, which we will get information back on
Speaker 1: in five days. Yeah, so this is we should check
Speaker 1: in Daniel Science corner as it's this is something you've
Speaker 1: been kind of keeping an eye on, keeping us up
Speaker 1: on for a while, that they sent a big telescope
Speaker 1: into space and the pictures are being slowly It's like
Speaker 1: in usual suspects when the drawing of kaiser Use is
Speaker 1: being like slowly put together and facts through. That's what's
Speaker 1: happening with the pictures of deep space and what what
Speaker 1: are you hoping to find in these pictures. I just
Speaker 1: think significantly clearer pictures of the planets that surround ore
Speaker 1: that are part of our solar system deeper looks at.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a very famous Hubble picture that is
Speaker 1: just kind of like the the the universe, and it's
Speaker 1: just a sea of stars and you look at it
Speaker 1: and it's like each one of these little beads of
Speaker 1: light in here is its own galaxy. And it was
Speaker 1: one of those first kind of like breathtaking images of
Speaker 1: space that's like, oh shits, it is so vast and
Speaker 1: so deep, completely beyond our understanding, and if anything, you know,
Speaker 1: more clarity. I think, you know, pictures that will get
Speaker 1: of of the other planets in our solar system will
Speaker 1: be remarkable. You'll be getting all sorts of you know,
Speaker 1: phone and laptop background for for ages to come from
Speaker 1: super high res images. Yeah, exactly. I had a random,
Speaker 1: really geeky thought, you know how, like they say perception
Speaker 1: as reality, So it's like you know, we look at
Speaker 1: these planets and it's like, we can't see any life forms,
Speaker 1: but what if they exist, But because we don't know
Speaker 1: what they look like, we can't see them. Bingo bingo.
Speaker 1: We are gonna see it. It is taking in all
Speaker 1: sorts of light, all sorts of radiation, like we're gonna
Speaker 1: see ship. We have no idea. We have absolutely no
Speaker 1: idea about I mean like, will we see anything sort
Speaker 1: of like I don't know if we're gonna see anything
Speaker 1: world changing. And frankly, if we do see something world changing,
Speaker 1: there will be a whole campaign similar to don't look up.
Speaker 1: That's like, you know what, don't worry about that. A
Speaker 1: it's not real and B those Aliens aren't coming for us, baby.
Speaker 1: But like like the last time I talked about this
Speaker 1: on the show, I'm always hoping that we make quote
Speaker 1: unquote the discovery that the star Trek Aliens decided to
Speaker 1: put the walls down and say, Okay, you guys found it.
Speaker 1: You have now discovered that space is much more vast
Speaker 1: and active than you thought it was, and we need
Speaker 1: to welcome you to the Federation and save your planet
Speaker 1: before you all kill yourselves because your information is in
Speaker 1: fact valuable. Your lives do have value, and uh yeah,
Speaker 1: don't kill yourselves. Where the Federation I'm John Luke Picard,
Speaker 1: thank you for listening. And the Republicans are like, fuck you,
Speaker 1: You're not better than us. Pacat when they get teleporters exactly.
Speaker 1: I like how they're in Boston. Yeah, there in Boston.
Speaker 1: All of them are in Boston. Like Boston will even
Speaker 1: whatever hypothetical reality that is where we finally make contact.
Speaker 1: The aliens are more advanced and like a higher life form,
Speaker 1: and all the idea that like it's killer be killed
Speaker 1: out here man is like, no, that's actually not true.
Speaker 1: We're like, once you get to a certain level of technology,
Speaker 1: you just wanna like kind of build like as like
Speaker 1: with other life forms and like create this giant, beautiful
Speaker 1: like work of art that is intergalactic, you know, network
Speaker 1: of civilizations. And Boston will still exist when that happens,
Speaker 1: and they will be like fuck you, I'm gonna fucking
Speaker 1: shoot the fucking aliens. Like Harvard Export experts will be
Speaker 1: like announcing this, and there will probably be somebody from
Speaker 1: South the in attendance. Just go funk yourself. Fund yourself
Speaker 1: for real, dude, go funk yourself, you think you better
Speaker 1: than me? There was all right, So one thing the
Speaker 1: jam included, the story is and he was very quick
Speaker 1: to dismiss it, he said. And then there was the
Speaker 1: apparent human ritual sacrifice on the grounds of CERN, presumably
Speaker 1: to open up the gates of hell. It really was
Speaker 1: filmed at the CERN facility, but it was obviously a
Speaker 1: group of pranksters who snuck him. And then it's like
Speaker 1: a video that looks straight up like you know, Da
Speaker 1: Vinci coachh and like, but did they ever like catch
Speaker 1: the people? Like, I don't. It feels I don't. Why
Speaker 1: why are we saying it's so obviously people? Yeah, this
Speaker 1: this feels like one of those things where a company
Speaker 1: investigates itself and goes, well, we didn't find any wrong
Speaker 1: doing exactly. That is definitely your CEO actually sacrificing somebody
Speaker 1: who ran away from home. Like, yeah, it does feel
Speaker 1: like the kind of thing that like a bunch of
Speaker 1: just I mean, a bunch of nerds would be like,
Speaker 1: could you imagine did you imagine if people believe this
Speaker 1: and then they make a funny quote unquote funny video
Speaker 1: and it causes a massive conspiracy. Yeah, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: there's a I got my on you certain there is
Speaker 1: an trust you, there is a there's a story about
Speaker 1: a a like an artist at M I T that
Speaker 1: made Escher stairs. Is every familiar with that M C Escher.
Speaker 1: Those are famous paintings and images that are impossible. Staircases
Speaker 1: are impossible structures and stuff like that. And this dude
Speaker 1: made a very well edited, convincing video about how he
Speaker 1: actually built a set of extra staircases and invited people
Speaker 1: to come to M I T to look at it.
Speaker 1: And the video is super convincing. But of course you
Speaker 1: get there and he's like, no, it's obviously not These
Speaker 1: are physically impossible things to create, Like, no, of course
Speaker 1: it's not real. And people were so mad. They were like,
Speaker 1: what do you mean you made this whole video about it.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, as a fucking joke, you idiots, it's
Speaker 1: physically impossible. For people still for it. Fell for it anyway,
Speaker 1: and we're so mad when they got to the extra
Speaker 1: stairs and they weren't real. It's like, yeah, guys, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I just actually turned my hands into those er hands
Speaker 1: that are like drawing the thing, but they're also part
Speaker 1: of the drawing. I actually did that ship. That's wild. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a flock of birds now dimensional birds is crazy,
Speaker 1: all right, and I'm a dolly painting. Yeah. Well, Rachel,
Speaker 1: it has been truly a pleasure having you on t
Speaker 1: d Z. Uh where can people find you? Follow you
Speaker 1: all that good stuff? Thank you? This has been fun
Speaker 1: and not depressing at all. Uh. Yeah, I'm glad we
Speaker 1: can try to laugh about, you know, our strange reality
Speaker 1: that we live in. Um. I am on social media
Speaker 1: at the one, like the number one Rachel Green because
Speaker 1: of that lady in that show you know, oh friends.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, so the one Rachel Green. And then
Speaker 1: our podcast is the Boss Bitch Show Podcast. So our
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Speaker 1: podcast launch and we're speaking of Boston. Will actually be
Speaker 1: at Laugh Boston on August eighteen. That should be interesting.
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Speaker 1: there a tweet or some other work of social media
Speaker 1: you've been enjoying? Oh man, I was actually looking at
Speaker 1: Instagram today and a fellow comic, Mindy Raff, she made
Speaker 1: a little joke about podcast intros that are like piano
Speaker 1: soft piano inches, and she said, I'm I'm visiting bakeries
Speaker 1: owned by straight sis heterosexual men, and I'm asking them
Speaker 1: how they make their dont what it takes to rise
Speaker 1: the first hand, how their icing is drizzled. Hi, I'm
Speaker 1: Mindy Raff, and I'm bringing you unique podcast experience that
Speaker 1: centers the stories of street sis heterosexual men. And they're
Speaker 1: big goods. And it's called the mail glaze effect right there?
Speaker 1: Fuck uh, Daniel, where can people find you? What is
Speaker 1: the tweet or some of the workup social media you've
Speaker 1: been enjoying. You can find me on all these social
Speaker 1: media's at DJ Underscore Daniel. You can find me being
Speaker 1: an embarrassing idiot on Twitch dot tv, slash DJ Underscore
Speaker 1: Daniel Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. It's a lot of fun
Speaker 1: and not embarrassing at all. I say that because now
Speaker 1: I want people to be like, Okay, well, how embarrassing
Speaker 1: could it be? And the answer is a lot. I
Speaker 1: have two tweets that I like one to start watching
Speaker 1: this It's really fun. One of them, one tweet is
Speaker 1: from Mosha Kasher Birthdays over the course of a life
Speaker 1: Phase one, Fuck yeah, cake, phase two, Fuck yeah, drugs,
Speaker 1: phase three, Fuck I'm going to die. And then then
Speaker 1: the other one is from good friend of the show,
Speaker 1: Maggie may Fish. Can't think of a more boilerplate name
Speaker 1: than Scott Adams. What is he? A heart and of milk?
Speaker 1: I just love that, you know that, dude? Yeah? This, Yeah,
Speaker 1: his name RESI like I I've talked about him for
Speaker 1: probably hours over the course of like the history of
Speaker 1: podcasts that I've been on and hosted, and his name
Speaker 1: is so boilerplate that it resists, like my brain, my
Speaker 1: brain will not hold onto it. And it's just like
Speaker 1: Scott Adams, Scott anyone, Yeah, anyways. You can find me
Speaker 1: on Twitter at Jack Underscore. Oh. Brian. Chris Richards tweeted
Speaker 1: logo hitting Different and it's the Duncan Donuts logo, which
Speaker 1: is supposed to be like America runs on Duncan, but
Speaker 1: it's like the it's just a shape of America next
Speaker 1: to somebody that looks like they're running away from America,
Speaker 1: and I will never look at that logo the same again,
Speaker 1: because Yeah, and then somebody just ex her to this
Speaker 1: of Jordan Peterson, like I said earlier, my favorite philosopher,
Speaker 1: my favorite author. Uh and then Eric Alan Hatch tweeted no, no,
Speaker 1: uh no no. The Rise of grou is a movie
Speaker 1: a lot of couples go to and it's uh the
Speaker 1: it's a screen cap from the parton Taxi Driver where
Speaker 1: Travis Bickle tries to take his date to a born theater. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you guys have given some good movie quotes today. I'm
Speaker 1: really enjoying it all right. You can find us on
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Speaker 1: on our foot notes where we link off to the
Speaker 1: information that we talked about in today's episode, as well
Speaker 1: as a song that we think you might enjoy, The Big,
Speaker 1: the Big Showdown, Who's going to be Who? He's got
Speaker 1: a good one, super producer? Justin what song are you
Speaker 1: suggesting people go check out? It's just Uh, from a
Speaker 1: group that we recommended many of times on here a band.
Speaker 1: Uh that's a favorite of Miles. So in his honor,
Speaker 1: I will recommend this Hiatus Coyote track. Yes, but I
Speaker 1: usually go with the remix to very awful of what
Speaker 1: Miles would suggest a little bit. This is a Taylor
Speaker 1: mcferren remix. You don't know who that is. It's Bobby
Speaker 1: McFerrin's son Don't don't worry, be happy guy. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: he remixed Hiatus Coyote with feature from Anderson Pack on here.
Speaker 1: So you know the song is gonna be jumping. The
Speaker 1: keys that are being played through this are very inviting,
Speaker 1: uh just really you know, invite you to to chill
Speaker 1: and and to have a good time. So you can
Speaker 1: check out this song Lapoota by Hiatus Coyote, the Taylor
Speaker 1: McFerrin remix featuring Anderson Pack, and you can check it
Speaker 1: out and put notes how he's spelling that lapuna l
Speaker 1: A p U t A. It's a reference to the
Speaker 1: Hio Miyazaki film. Hell yeah, alright. Also just have to
Speaker 1: shout out very good Tim Allen impression from Tim Allen
Speaker 1: who just drops spy and the all right, well, the
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