Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season two thirteen, Episode
Speaker 1: three of Days Like Guys, a production of I Heeart Radio.
Speaker 1: This is a podcast where, you know, we take a
Speaker 1: deep dive into America's shared consciousness. Very young. And it
Speaker 1: is Wednesday, December one one, which of course means it
Speaker 1: is Rosa Parks Day. Also very important, it's National Red
Speaker 1: Apple Day. You eat a red apple day? Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: I already read it a red apple today. And National
Speaker 1: Pie Day, which is interesting because pies never utilize red apples.
Speaker 1: They're they're always telling you to get the ones that
Speaker 1: make your mouth pucker, so you know, it's interesting things. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: And also what do you say National pie Day? Already? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I said National Pie Our guests and super producer Justin
Speaker 1: we're pointing out the isn't isn't three fourteen National Pie Day? Well? Look,
Speaker 1: appare according to this entry, it says we celebrate on
Speaker 1: this day put the more popular day January twenty three
Speaker 1: for what for who do they not know? Meth is
Speaker 1: that this is the National Pie Day for the mathematically
Speaker 1: a literal. Oh you think they're doing it to be one,
Speaker 1: two or three? Well, other rapper, they're just like numbers,
Speaker 1: you know, and pie is a number, and I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't get enough National Pie Days. My name is
Speaker 1: Jack O'Brien, a K Mama's don't let your babies grow
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Speaker 1: my final day of mustachio It's gone being mustachioed. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co
Speaker 1: host Mr Miles Gras. As you know, it's the one
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Speaker 1: it snow hole Okay, thank you so much Rob Cunningham
Speaker 1: at math demigod for that. Thank you for taking some
Speaker 1: you know, some interesting takes with HP there you go well, Miles,
Speaker 1: We're thrilled to be joined in our third seed. One
Speaker 1: of our favorite guests, one of you guys favorite guest
Speaker 1: of famous uh sorry, hilarious comedian, a very talented writer
Speaker 1: and directory that was weird? Uh that one back? Famously
Speaker 1: hilarious comedian, a very talented, famous, hilariously famous, who's told
Speaker 1: jokes on the c W, the PBS, roast, battle Bridge Town, Famous,
Speaker 1: the fuck y'all. Yeah, I'm extremely famous. I was on
Speaker 1: the c W one time. You guys all know me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Why does the W get the but not PBS or
Speaker 1: any of the other Well is I don't know, is
Speaker 1: it c W? Should I just say I was on
Speaker 1: c W? But that sounds wrong. They say the only
Speaker 1: as the c W because it was the WB before.
Speaker 1: That's the thing when I was When I write that credit,
Speaker 1: I don't know if I should capitalize the the Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a great question. I think it's more informal anyway,
Speaker 1: Who is that? Who is that? It is the hilarious,
Speaker 1: the talented, the brilliant Sara, Thank you so much, also
Speaker 1: very famous, famous Sara And like what one of the
Speaker 1: early people to have to be like, yo, what the
Speaker 1: fund is up with these n f T s. Man
Speaker 1: right clicking, ship and money laundering queen. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I've been saving image as three little words every woman
Speaker 1: wants to hear, save image as what do you do
Speaker 1: for a living? I right click? That's right. My friend
Speaker 1: was telling me about a streamer that he was watching.
Speaker 1: The streamer was like, I'm gonna do an n f
Speaker 1: T and you know, they did bidding for it and
Speaker 1: it got up to two bucks and he was like, okay, okay, everybody,
Speaker 1: all right, this guy won the auction. I'm gonna put
Speaker 1: the I'm gonna put the n f T on screen. Okay.
Speaker 1: Nobody saved it, only him, only that guy. Nobody else save,
Speaker 1: No nobody else save. Okay, come on on her system,
Speaker 1: on your system on. Wait, isn't it supposed to be
Speaker 1: like not a thing that everybody can just copy and paste?
Speaker 1: That's that's yeah, that's the whole. But Jack, you're making
Speaker 1: a little too much sense. You're you're ruining my faith
Speaker 1: in n f T S. If I don't have faith
Speaker 1: in n f T s, what do I have left? Sorry?
Speaker 1: I just reached down into your deep well of faith
Speaker 1: and yes, which you know what you've got a lot
Speaker 1: of clean drug money though, I'll tell you that. Yeah. Sorry,
Speaker 1: what's good? What what's new? Your Your background is looking
Speaker 1: very pink. I'm pink. Yeah, I'm all about the pink. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's good. I gotta got some seeds, seeds coming up.
Speaker 1: That's my underrated seeds. Alright, that's what I think is
Speaker 1: underrated seeds. Don't give it away for it's chomping. But yeah,
Speaker 1: why do people say champion? I there, it's you know,
Speaker 1: that's how language of all. This episode is going to
Speaker 1: be air Seinfeld episode where I ask the hard hitting
Speaker 1: questions like why do you call to see but not people?
Speaker 1: These are things that I guarantee you in five years
Speaker 1: will be commonly accepted. Spellings that are currently considered incorrect reins.
Speaker 1: When people say take the reins, what they should write
Speaker 1: is r E I N S. What they usually write
Speaker 1: is r E I G n S, and that's incorrect,
Speaker 1: but will be commonly accepted soon. Sneak peek people commonly
Speaker 1: right s n e a K p e a k
Speaker 1: even though that's not right, but they've they've been doing it,
Speaker 1: so it's gonna happen. Artesian fake word soon to be real.
Speaker 1: Artisanal yes, people say artisan. It's not real artisanal A
Speaker 1: R T R T I S I N A L.
Speaker 1: It should be artistsanal, but it doesn't matter because it's
Speaker 1: a fake language. And they and they replaced artisanal artistsal
Speaker 1: with artissan all with artisan and artists single. Got it
Speaker 1: all right? Uncle, it's art it as champ at the bit.
Speaker 1: But also chomp be gayan as a variant of champ,
Speaker 1: So either one is okay. So you could say champ too.
Speaker 1: So that's what I'm saying. The grammar ring double k
Speaker 1: on the champing on a red apple, champing on champing
Speaker 1: on some pie here today on apples, Jack, do not
Speaker 1: get me started on apples. I swear to God, I'll
Speaker 1: take over this podcasted right now. Overrated. Yeah, we're about
Speaker 1: one word for you, miles overrated. Wow. Alright, Well that's
Speaker 1: a sneak peak of what's to come. Also a sneak
Speaker 1: peak of what's to come. Pe a k a sneak peak,
Speaker 1: a sneaky little mountain peak. We're gonna here. Here's some
Speaker 1: of the things we're talking about. We're talking about the
Speaker 1: Maxwell trial. And Maxwell's trial opened with or I guess
Speaker 1: it was the second day but they had the pilot
Speaker 1: of the Lowlit Express yesterday day up there, and he
Speaker 1: talked about how he did, in fact see Donald Trump
Speaker 1: on that bitch, you know, flying just there in in
Speaker 1: all his glory, which apparently I think was was the
Speaker 1: thing that people knew, but I had like he wasn't
Speaker 1: on the flight locks. I remember looking into that, so
Speaker 1: that this was good to know because I was on
Speaker 1: the fence about whether that guy was it was a
Speaker 1: real shiphead. We're gonna talk about the Democrats are finally
Speaker 1: they finally have their priority straight and are going after bots. Baby.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about the Stephen Paddock story that I
Speaker 1: think was asked an answered a few years ago in
Speaker 1: the National mind Share that uh, he was just a
Speaker 1: lone nut with no clear political motive, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: take a second look at that. We'll also talk about
Speaker 1: Islamophobia from Lauren Bobert. We're gonna talk about Elon Musk
Speaker 1: and why privatization maybe isn't always a great idea. Anyways,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about all that ship but more importantly, before
Speaker 1: we get to any of that, sorry, we like to
Speaker 1: get to know our guests a little bit better by
Speaker 1: asking you to take a look at your search history
Speaker 1: and tell us what's in there. Let's go, guys, I'm
Speaker 1: doing this for real. This isn't a bit. I'm going
Speaker 1: to my real Google and looking at my Well, the
Speaker 1: last thing I look up was red Notice. Um what
Speaker 1: is it? Which it does? The last thing I uh,
Speaker 1: the last thing in my Google search history before Red
Speaker 1: Notice is Succession theme song piano sheet music. And that
Speaker 1: is because I had to learn the theme to Succession
Speaker 1: being piano proficient and watching enough Succession, and man, the
Speaker 1: music on that show's good. They don't have a lot
Speaker 1: of it. They have the one theme and they just
Speaker 1: kind of play it at different speeds and like sometimes
Speaker 1: they'll transpose it a little. But like, there was a
Speaker 1: pretty exciting scene recently and it was the same thing.
Speaker 1: It was just extra fast. Yeah, yeah, it's great. I
Speaker 1: won't play it for you, but rest assured I can't
Speaker 1: play it slowly. Were you, I mean, were you stoked
Speaker 1: when you found it? You're like, finally, let me fucking
Speaker 1: bang this out on the on the keys right now. Well,
Speaker 1: there was a point where I was like maybe i'll, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, I'll give myself a little challenge and I'll uh, I'll,
Speaker 1: you know, do an ear training and try and figure
Speaker 1: it out. And then I was like, no, I frankly,
Speaker 1: my ear is not good enough. I'm just going to
Speaker 1: look up the sheet music. Yeah. The last time I
Speaker 1: did that was to the two times I've looked up
Speaker 1: sheet music to play something on a keyboard was Everything
Speaker 1: in Its Right Place by Radiohead because I wanted to
Speaker 1: play that on an electric piano of great one, and
Speaker 1: then Uh any Time by Brian McKnight, the two most
Speaker 1: romantic songs of all time. I would love to be
Speaker 1: serenaded by you. Oh my god, I mean you should
Speaker 1: have ship. I really did that too, and I was
Speaker 1: you know, what's the saddest thing. I was single at
Speaker 1: the time, and in my mind I was like, Yo,
Speaker 1: this is a good this is a good thing to happen.
Speaker 1: You know You're not single now, are you know? But
Speaker 1: when I played what, I'm saying, what is this song?
Speaker 1: And please stop playing it? Yeah? No? Single man is
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? No? Uh no, you know, partnered man is
Speaker 1: sitting there figuring out electric keyboard parts in this room.
Speaker 1: Too busy, too busy doing other things. Are you? How
Speaker 1: are you feeling about succession? This, this week or this
Speaker 1: I'm not caught up yet. Okay, I just started watching.
Speaker 1: I started watching this series, and I've been putting it
Speaker 1: off because I like to binge, so I I usually
Speaker 1: will wait until I have, you know, some kind of
Speaker 1: a winter holiday. That's a nice binging time for me.
Speaker 1: Lots of hours of darkness. So yeah, I'm only about
Speaker 1: halfway through season two, so please don't spoil things for me. Okay,
Speaker 1: everything else in my life has already been so yes,
Speaker 1: in its right place, everything's fine. I was like, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that last episode was intense, and I'm like, oh wait,
Speaker 1: you're okay, different, one different, one different. I'm not even
Speaker 1: say what I'm saying. I don't say anything. I do
Speaker 1: like it. My my friend was like, do you think
Speaker 1: it humanizes the rich too much? And I was like,
Speaker 1: I think it kind of dehumanizes. They're really monstrous. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and like, you know, there's that's what the job of
Speaker 1: the presses is to humanize the rich. That's what they
Speaker 1: generally do. You know, rich people are very humanized and
Speaker 1: you know, and they're they're humans. But yeah, man, they
Speaker 1: got good fucking actors on that show. I mean that
Speaker 1: sounds so stupid. To say, but they got good funding
Speaker 1: actors on that show. Yeah, no, there there isn't eeriness
Speaker 1: to it, especially as it gets like they kind of
Speaker 1: started expanding the world a little bit of what they're
Speaker 1: like spheres of influence are and you're kind of yea, yeah,
Speaker 1: these people are scum and not even like the fun
Speaker 1: Sopranos way. Like, it's more like, I'm more like watch
Speaker 1: it to be like, let's check in on that fucked
Speaker 1: up family who has it all, but like I'm glad
Speaker 1: they're unhappy because they got everything. Yeah, it's like a
Speaker 1: fun kind of like Arrested Development meets Deep but more
Speaker 1: dramatic and less funny. Miles, you're up on it. You
Speaker 1: watched the most recent episode, I'm I'm I start did it?
Speaker 1: I started it and it's getting intense. I can't, I can't, Like,
Speaker 1: I think this might be where I stopped watching the show,
Speaker 1: just because I like how pathetic the premise of it is,
Speaker 1: and like the build up to this episode. Every time
Speaker 1: he talks about like his birthday party, it's just like fuck,
Speaker 1: because he's been so brutal this season. To just watch
Speaker 1: at any moment, you're just like, god, I might And
Speaker 1: then like for that time come to a head. I'm ready.
Speaker 1: I'm ready. I might have to, you know, That's what
Speaker 1: I was like. I'm it's too late in the evening
Speaker 1: for me to continue it down this road. So I
Speaker 1: let my success boys watch my success boys, my successes.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, man, there's barely any people. And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: is this Fisher Stevens because he was wearing like brown
Speaker 1: face and short circuit, does he count as a person
Speaker 1: of color in that guess? Yeah, brown brown bead. Justin
Speaker 1: Trudeau is black now because of because of when you
Speaker 1: did black face. You know what conservatives like to say, Oh,
Speaker 1: if you can change genders, then maybe i'm transracial. Just
Speaker 1: fucking sure. Yeah you're black now if you want to
Speaker 1: be black, just okay, whatever you like that, but get
Speaker 1: up my face. Yeah, what is something you think is overrated?
Speaker 1: While I am gonna go with apples, apples, apples, I
Speaker 1: would say overrated, not the fruit. Yeah. Well, here's here's
Speaker 1: the thing that I found out that kind of sucked
Speaker 1: up my whole life. All of the apples that we eat,
Speaker 1: the strains that we know and love. Your honey crisp,
Speaker 1: your pink lady, your bread delicious, your golden delicious, your jazz,
Speaker 1: your gala, et cetera. All of these fruits are made
Speaker 1: from clones of a mother tree, and they have to
Speaker 1: be made from clones bea as when apples reproduce sexually.
Speaker 1: When apples make love, they create hybrids, and their hybrids
Speaker 1: are not what they call true to strain. So if
Speaker 1: you were to let apples have sex in nature the
Speaker 1: way that they normally do, you end up with a
Speaker 1: completely unpredictable fruit. This is not helpful for the needs
Speaker 1: of the marketplace. So all of our apples are literally
Speaker 1: virtually not virtually, I'm sorry, they are literally identical plants
Speaker 1: genetically speaking. M So that means if there is some
Speaker 1: kind of a viruss that affects the honey crisp apple,
Speaker 1: there's no hunters bapples, boom gone. That's it, because there's
Speaker 1: no biodiversity. Right we live in like apple, yes, exactly,
Speaker 1: Applicata cap we grew in gantacap. Bananas to bananas are
Speaker 1: all clones from a single banana. There bananaica, yes, we're
Speaker 1: in Bananica and applica and uh. I just think people
Speaker 1: should know because once you know that all of the
Speaker 1: red delicious apples are genetically actually identical. It just feels different.
Speaker 1: And it's kind of weird knowing that there are potentially
Speaker 1: millions of apples that we could be eating of unknown,
Speaker 1: unpredictable type that we are not eating because we are
Speaker 1: isolating all of our apples into single strains and not
Speaker 1: letting them fuck They're in their little prisons. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean that would probably hold true for like a lot
Speaker 1: of fruits at that point, right, not just apples, Not
Speaker 1: to say everything, but I feel like that logic would
Speaker 1: tend to apply for you know, most other cash crops
Speaker 1: like it does. It does, and so most like trees
Speaker 1: that you buy, like if you buy a lemon tree,
Speaker 1: you know to keep the strain. You know, everything is
Speaker 1: made from cuttings. You know they'll take cuttings. But it's strongest.
Speaker 1: Apples are one of the most isolated because they have
Speaker 1: a tendency to hybridize so much more quickly and so
Speaker 1: much more unpredictably than most other fruits. So it's like
Speaker 1: it makes you kind of thing apples they're up to something,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. I don't trust a clone.
Speaker 1: I don't really trust. You shouldn't trust the clone they're
Speaker 1: all replicans. They're delicious little replicans. Where's the free love
Speaker 1: farmer who's like, yo, my apples fuck and like, whatever
Speaker 1: you get, you get, but it's a mouthful and I'll
Speaker 1: tell you that. Okay, that's a hole in the marketplace.
Speaker 1: Smiles and absolutely like there needs to be somebody who's
Speaker 1: at every farmer's marketing. I got wild apples, Like yo,
Speaker 1: they're pushing clothes over here, clothes over here. They want
Speaker 1: they want one world government is ship. Come, come have
Speaker 1: my delicious apples. They flocked freely on my farm and
Speaker 1: unbacked apples. Some tastes like ship, but I guarantee it's
Speaker 1: a flavor you have never experienced in your life. And
Speaker 1: that's kind of the whole ride. Yeah, this one's brown delicious.
Speaker 1: I know you might not have. I always like, I
Speaker 1: always gonna feel bad for apples when people talk shit
Speaker 1: on them, like red delicious and stuff. It's like, it's
Speaker 1: not their fault. They tried, they tried, you know, they
Speaker 1: tried to be better. We isolated them because we wanted
Speaker 1: we wanted a type of apple that would ship really well,
Speaker 1: you know, we just wanted them to ship and you know,
Speaker 1: make it so we could cut them and slice them
Speaker 1: and put them in little plastic bags and then serve
Speaker 1: them to kids in school and they wouldn't turn to
Speaker 1: complete mush and uh, you know that's why we're delicious.
Speaker 1: It's not his fault. It's just a little apple. One
Speaker 1: of my favorite facts is like that that pre bananattica
Speaker 1: bananas didn't really look like that. And same with corn
Speaker 1: on the cob, and so all of the se active
Speaker 1: breeding we keep making the food we eat look like
Speaker 1: big dicks. Like that's just there's like something in our
Speaker 1: nature where we're like, I'm like, yuh, you know, first
Speaker 1: of all, it could be bigger and more delicious and
Speaker 1: also just like a giant dick, a huge more veins
Speaker 1: on this cucumber, please ex smooth cucumber doing ship for me?
Speaker 1: What is something you think is underrated? Sorry, well I
Speaker 1: guess related. I think uh, I think starting seeds is underrated.
Speaker 1: It's really really fun what that means. That means when
Speaker 1: you when you sprout a seed, when you get a
Speaker 1: seed and you sprouted and um, and you get a
Speaker 1: plant from that, as opposed to like buying a seedling
Speaker 1: or clone or whatever, just the process of a seed
Speaker 1: opening up boys. Rush. I have not done that. What
Speaker 1: I was growing weed in high school and it's a rush,
Speaker 1: right yeah, because oh my god, you're telling me like
Speaker 1: checking you come back from school like yes, yes, every
Speaker 1: morning I'm at my seeds and like who's up? Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, okay, I can put put the pepper
Speaker 1: tope back on it, put the paper ties. I went
Speaker 1: a little too soon. Let it Germany, Let it Germany.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's been a minute actually that I forgot
Speaker 1: about that excitement. Thank you. Sorry, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's underrated. People gotta do it more for some stuff
Speaker 1: that's so easy. Oh, I mean, so I got I
Speaker 1: got some girl lights for my sprouts because I'm doing
Speaker 1: some but I'm sprouting now sunflowers so I can eat
Speaker 1: those little sunflower sprouts because I love them, and they're
Speaker 1: so expensive. So you gotta just sprout sunflowers. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the thing about sunflower sprouts is it's it's a sprout.
Speaker 1: You cut it, you eat it and it's gone. It's
Speaker 1: you know, sunflower, it doesn't come back. Damn. They're delicious.
Speaker 1: So I got sunflowers, I got like kale lettuces. I
Speaker 1: got a bunch of native seeds sprouting because I'm trying
Speaker 1: to plant more native plants in my yard. So I
Speaker 1: got I got some cool cool ones. What is what
Speaker 1: are sunflower sprouts? I never even heard of this? You
Speaker 1: never had sun flowers sprouts like on a sandwich. You're
Speaker 1: in a aldornything. It's just a different like I mean
Speaker 1: like alfalfa sprouts, like nor typical sprouts. No, it's the same.
Speaker 1: It's just from a sunflower seed. Oh but it's delicious.
Speaker 1: But they're just like sounds like it's you ever seen
Speaker 1: like a sunflower come up. It's a really neaty little
Speaker 1: seed into an absolute boss. Yeah, it's big. So they're
Speaker 1: they're crunchy, they're yummy, all right. Yeah, it's great. The
Speaker 1: most I've done a like, garlic sprouts are like sprouts
Speaker 1: that come from like other more flavored things. I have
Speaker 1: a little bit of I love garlic green dude. They're
Speaker 1: so good. Mh. I'll show you guys. I mean it's
Speaker 1: not really podcast ship, but you know, I got a webcam.
Speaker 1: I actually prefer like I'm picturing you in the middle
Speaker 1: of just a gigantic farm with like just fields of
Speaker 1: corn and ship. Yeah. Yeah, you know, in the middle
Speaker 1: of l A. But here, I'll turn my there's my ship.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I got them on the racks and everything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I got a whole I got a whole thingy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I got like a bunch of native flowers the spring.
Speaker 1: I'm hoping to uh lure some butterflies. Who's that work
Speaker 1: in that tractor out there on the horizon. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: my that's my cat. All right, let's take a quick
Speaker 1: break and we'll be right back. And we're back. And
Speaker 1: so I guess everybody knew this already. I just it
Speaker 1: gave me hope that we might be seeing some ship
Speaker 1: in the gil A Maxwell trial after I don't know,
Speaker 1: heading into it, I was like, oh, gonna let ship
Speaker 1: anything drop right, like the you know they killed Epstein,
Speaker 1: Like why would they let her come out and say
Speaker 1: the ship? But yeah, in court yesterday, one of the
Speaker 1: pilots of the Lolita Express. Yeah, like the to the
Speaker 1: point that Jeffrey have Steen like put his kids through college,
Speaker 1: like literally like paid their tuition, bought him a home
Speaker 1: with like acres in New Mexico. So he was on
Speaker 1: those flights, said he had seen Clinton and Prince Andrew,
Speaker 1: which had gotten like most of the attention, and which
Speaker 1: I think we had seen on flight lugs, but also
Speaker 1: confirmed having seen Donald Trump on the flights. The pilot
Speaker 1: claims he never saw underage girls without their parents or
Speaker 1: knew of any sexual activity happening on the plane. But
Speaker 1: just because she's calling him daddy doesn't mean she's his parents. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it makes sense. It's noisy in a jet with the
Speaker 1: door closed to the cockpit. And also Jeffreys had so
Speaker 1: many daughters, right, and it's probably pretty incriminating if he
Speaker 1: did know about that. So you know, I just imagine
Speaker 1: them at the front like a school bus driver, just
Speaker 1: being like, keep quite back there. I'm safe. Yeah. But
Speaker 1: that first day though, it's wild, like because Maxwell's lawyer
Speaker 1: came out fucking swinging. She was like, Yo, they're trying
Speaker 1: to make her escapegoat fam just because Epstein's dead, they
Speaker 1: had to put the attention on somebody else. And then
Speaker 1: like the the prosecutors had to keep objecting every time
Speaker 1: she's like she's a scapegoat into like objection or they'd
Speaker 1: be like she's a stand in for Jeffrey Epstein. They're like,
Speaker 1: objection is not we see what you're trying to do
Speaker 1: then like dragging the victims too. Yeah, so that's the
Speaker 1: like the part of their strategy that I was at least,
Speaker 1: you know, I thought I thought there might be some
Speaker 1: promise for us finding out some ship is that it
Speaker 1: seems like they're going to make the case that she
Speaker 1: was like one of Epstein's victims, basically, like she was
Speaker 1: being manipulated by him, and like, if that is the strategy,
Speaker 1: which it seems like it is at least partially the strategy,
Speaker 1: you know, that would it does seem like they would
Speaker 1: want to prove like that all the all the powerful
Speaker 1: influence that he had over powerful people, because that would
Speaker 1: make him more unfunck with able. So I don't know,
Speaker 1: that's That's what I'm hoping is that they kind of
Speaker 1: developed that and they're like, yeah, I mean he told
Speaker 1: me he had compromising material on Bill Clinton and Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: If you're fully gonna like dish it off the bad
Speaker 1: guy roll to the even bigger bad guy, I mean
Speaker 1: you would have to do that otherwise. I don't think
Speaker 1: the strategy as it is being like, oh, one of
Speaker 1: the accusers like does drugs. It's like what wants she
Speaker 1: was no angel? Right? No? Literally and then you know,
Speaker 1: she said, like off the top, she was like since
Speaker 1: the Dawn of Adam, and Eve said ever since Adam,
Speaker 1: ever since Eve was accused of tempting Adam with the apple,
Speaker 1: women have been blamed for men's bad behavior. So that
Speaker 1: was a bit of a yeah that they're they're trying
Speaker 1: hurt her defense is trying a lot of it for strategies.
Speaker 1: Pretty strong comparison there, No, for sure, I totally, but
Speaker 1: I think at this point when it's like since one
Speaker 1: man stood up and was crucified for fucking underage girls,
Speaker 1: people have been trying to bring down a periful guy
Speaker 1: with powerful ideas. My name is Jeffrey Epstein, and I
Speaker 1: am like Jesus, thank you, thank you here all right,
Speaker 1: So this is all to say, we'll be keeping an
Speaker 1: eye on that trial, probably updating you if anything interesting. Hip. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the Democrats speaking of interesting, it seems like they finally
Speaker 1: have their priority straight. They are going after bots. Yeah. Bots,
Speaker 1: You say, what the fund is a bot? And why
Speaker 1: in the middle of a pandemic and and rapid exponential
Speaker 1: income inequality, why are we focusing on bots? And that's
Speaker 1: the bots are the ones changing the climate. Miles, thank
Speaker 1: you right. The bots are the ones that are ending
Speaker 1: the uh the build back better act from getting past.
Speaker 1: So let's put it this like this. If you've tried
Speaker 1: to buy a PS five or an Xbox Series X
Speaker 1: and in video, g f G Force r t X card,
Speaker 1: Beyonce's Ivy Park apparel, or even Pokemon cards on the internet,
Speaker 1: chances are you have been greeted with some ship that
Speaker 1: says sold out and you're asking yourself, but I logged
Speaker 1: in at the time that the stuff was supposed to
Speaker 1: drop and be available, and I clicked everything, I put
Speaker 1: it in my card and under a minute and it
Speaker 1: was still sold out. How can that be? Well, that's
Speaker 1: because of the reselling markets use of bots, and basically
Speaker 1: they're just like computer programs that are able to add
Speaker 1: items to cards with all the needed payment and like
Speaker 1: shipping information like instantaneously. So like you're just getting beat
Speaker 1: technologically to to just put these things in a cart
Speaker 1: and process of transaction. So then scalpers and resellers take
Speaker 1: ship like to eBay or stock x and sell it
Speaker 1: for you know, huge markup and make a lot of money.
Speaker 1: There's a story about a sixteen year old kid who
Speaker 1: did one point seven million dollars in revenue by reselling
Speaker 1: PS five and all kinds of ship that he was
Speaker 1: using bots for and only his profit though only ten thousand, Okay,
Speaker 1: So leave him alone. And where you can getting that
Speaker 1: seed money from? I think, look, you probably you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you start real small, right, you get
Speaker 1: one PS five and you sell it for double night
Speaker 1: you got double, and you pour that back into two
Speaker 1: PS five that you can get with bots and then
Speaker 1: you double. I mean there's you know, I just gotta
Speaker 1: start and it's flashboys. But with PS five it's like
Speaker 1: saying he only so he put in one point six
Speaker 1: million and made one point I think like that that
Speaker 1: suggests that at some point he had one point six
Speaker 1: million dollars. I think that was his net revenue. So
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's that's just basically I think
Speaker 1: over when you add up everything that he's sold and
Speaker 1: then taking off like recouping cut yea that. I don't
Speaker 1: know how numbers work me either, and it doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: but that's why Representatives Paul Tonko of New York Which Editor,
Speaker 1: Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Chuck Schumer, and Ben ray Luhan
Speaker 1: of New Mexico they have all announced they're pushing for
Speaker 1: the Stop grinch Bots Act, Like, okay, what the funk
Speaker 1: is this? This is some ship that's been kicking around
Speaker 1: the hill for like a couple of years. But specifically,
Speaker 1: the Stopping grinch Bots Act would expand on a law
Speaker 1: past in that outlawed bots from circumventing control measures to
Speaker 1: put tickets to like music concerts and sports like essentially
Speaker 1: just say making it illegal for scalpers to resell tickets
Speaker 1: like this, and this legislation that they're pushing now would
Speaker 1: essentially take say this applies now to all online retail sites.
Speaker 1: So if you're a sneaker head, you're like, oh, ship,
Speaker 1: look at that, I might have a chance at getting
Speaker 1: a sneaker or if you watch your Pokemon card or
Speaker 1: fuck it. Even sometimes you see restaurant reservations go up
Speaker 1: instantly because people use bots to even get restaurant reservations.
Speaker 1: So you know it would be really bad is if
Speaker 1: they use these to vote. Yeah, well look, yeah we
Speaker 1: should stop it before can do that. Yeah, one thing
Speaker 1: at a time, when we got to get in early
Speaker 1: on this problem. So I mean I think this on
Speaker 1: one level, you're like, okay, that's interesting, but this also
Speaker 1: feels like a real low effort attempt to make it
Speaker 1: seem like the party's doing something and like that. Like that,
Speaker 1: there's like, yeah, we get a supply chain stuff like
Speaker 1: you're we're here, complaints from parents trying to get certain things,
Speaker 1: and it's these fucking bots, you know. So we're gonna
Speaker 1: handle that and vote blue no matter who. Huh. All right,
Speaker 1: they'll always they'll always act when it's in the interest
Speaker 1: of like people spending money, consumerism, like making consumer culture,
Speaker 1: like unless it's like consumer protections, it's like that weird
Speaker 1: fine line. It's like, we're gonna make it easier for
Speaker 1: you to give away your money, but we're gonna make
Speaker 1: it hardest fun to get your money back. It's like
Speaker 1: a like a fucking like an old school like wooden
Speaker 1: fish trap where it's like they get in but it
Speaker 1: can't come out. Yeah, I mean a teenager making money
Speaker 1: on the internet, that's, uh, that could be a problem.
Speaker 1: We don't do something about it. Absolutely, what what's not dollars?
Speaker 1: That's that's absurd. No, but a child should not be
Speaker 1: being that much money, you know. That's the that's adult money,
Speaker 1: adult money for billionaires like he's not he's not paying
Speaker 1: he can't be paying taxes on that. That's like, you know,
Speaker 1: that's like five grand. The government's missing out on. Selfish teenager.
Speaker 1: Quit asking. If I'm looking at my ask this young
Speaker 1: man where the thousand came from? I R. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: you know, it could be cool if if online sales
Speaker 1: worked better. I feel like it's maybe like the five
Speaker 1: hundred priority that they should be paying attention to right
Speaker 1: now generously. Oh yeah, But again, that's why it just
Speaker 1: feels like one of those things that eat real easy
Speaker 1: win because like Chuck Schumer's words, or even like it
Speaker 1: shouldn't be so hard during the holidays to get the
Speaker 1: gifts that you need to make memories. You know, it's
Speaker 1: like this, like I give a fuck energy when it's
Speaker 1: not has nothing to do with this, and I think
Speaker 1: it helps give me money, give me money, extended unemployment benefits. Okay,
Speaker 1: shut the funk up. I said, we're gonna handle the
Speaker 1: box right now and then maybe we'll talk. Gonna make
Speaker 1: sure you get your slippers in time. The slippers that
Speaker 1: you ordered, you gotta get them, especially because you know
Speaker 1: that was on Oprah's list. So we can't look around
Speaker 1: and have that not be available. Oprah, We'll take this
Speaker 1: country down. Well, speaking of Oprah taking this country down,
Speaker 1: actually the next story has nothing to do with that,
Speaker 1: although Doctor Oz has announced for that he's running for Senate,
Speaker 1: so that could be op taking this country down down
Speaker 1: the path of victory, because yeah, Dr Oz is a hero,
Speaker 1: personal hero of mine, one of the greats to ever
Speaker 1: do it, one of the greatest doctors. One of the
Speaker 1: greatest doctors is actually good doctor who just got phil
Speaker 1: Oz Drew Gupta, the classic doctors Doctor Oz. The The
Speaker 1: biggest tragedy of doctor Oz is he was actually like
Speaker 1: one of the nation's top heart surgeons and gave that
Speaker 1: up to go do this bullshit. Well now he's now
Speaker 1: he's in the nation's hearts. Yeah, he's in the hearts
Speaker 1: of all and saying, you know, ladies, the vagina is
Speaker 1: like a self cleaning of it. That's right, And you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: don't why are you doing a whole segment on this,
Speaker 1: doctor Oz. This is on TV. That's some real ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah it gets hot. Yeah, I'm not talking. There's a
Speaker 1: whole clip where he's explaining You're like, this is the
Speaker 1: weirdest TV I've ever fucking seen, like why and like
Speaker 1: just watching people in the hunt, He's like, oh wow,
Speaker 1: self cleaning oven? Uh right, with like a stage sized
Speaker 1: model of the vagina that you could walk through. That's sick.
Speaker 1: I clean my oven with a Lisaul Douche. I put
Speaker 1: some receive in my oven after I don't want us
Speaker 1: to get pregnant. I don't want to get a punt
Speaker 1: in there. There you go. I mean that's stupid, that's
Speaker 1: fucking stupid. I'm sorry, guys, it's it's actually probably where
Speaker 1: dr Oz came up with. The other metaphor. Was people
Speaker 1: talking about getting a button in the oven. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: should be making more money. I should be making that
Speaker 1: doctor os money. Yeah. Well so, uh, this is just
Speaker 1: kind of kind of an update. But you know, in
Speaker 1: response to the the last week's story about Kyle Rittenhouse, the
Speaker 1: fact that people weren't calling him a right wing extremist
Speaker 1: even though he was at Trump rallies and a supporter
Speaker 1: of Blue Lives Matter and you know, things by supremacy
Speaker 1: hand signs. Yeah. One of our readers, Fuzzy rage Monster
Speaker 1: is actually the display name on Twitter. Reader I suggested
Speaker 1: we look at the FBI's investigation into Stephen Paddock, the
Speaker 1: Las Vegas shooter, because according to h like the record
Speaker 1: that made it through to like sort of the national
Speaker 1: share consciousness was that he was like alone nut. They
Speaker 1: couldn't figure out a motive. He basically got like the
Speaker 1: Oswald treatment that he was just had had screw loose
Speaker 1: and was that's a strong implication. Yeah, yeah, yeah treatment.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, so it was somebody else. Yeah, well, I'm
Speaker 1: not saying no, but like the way that they just
Speaker 1: treated Oswald and the jk assassination as like a political
Speaker 1: that's what they did with They were just like nothing
Speaker 1: to see here, move along. But according to like, you know,
Speaker 1: just a small amount of looking people who were familiar
Speaker 1: with him say he was radically anti government and like
Speaker 1: trying to start a war to get people to rise
Speaker 1: up because he thought the government was coming for our guns.
Speaker 1: And yeah, he was like this country needs to wake
Speaker 1: up call or something. The country needs to wait. We
Speaker 1: need to wake up the American public and get them
Speaker 1: to arm themselves in response to looming threats. But it
Speaker 1: was a country music festival, so I think a lot
Speaker 1: of those people already had guns or or were pro gun.
Speaker 1: At least he was trying to get the biggest bang,
Speaker 1: Like he was researching where he could Yeah, literally, he
Speaker 1: was researched. He spent a lot of time researching, Okay,
Speaker 1: where could I kill the most people? And this is
Speaker 1: the one that he came up with. But he made
Speaker 1: reference like so, so he was trying to buy a
Speaker 1: gun part used to convert semi automatic firearms into a
Speaker 1: fully automatic machine gun, and the gun dealer was like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's illegal, I don't do that, and he like became
Speaker 1: enraged and made reference to This is from the intercept
Speaker 1: a litany of anti government conspiracy theories, including supposed plans
Speaker 1: by the Federal Emergency Management Administration FEMA to set up
Speaker 1: detention camps of Americans and plans for widespread confiscation of firearms.
Speaker 1: Paddock believed that Hurricane Katrina in two thousand five was
Speaker 1: just a dry run for law enforcement military to start
Speaker 1: kicking down doors and confiscating guns, which you know is
Speaker 1: part like that seems to be in the same category,
Speaker 1: like connected. Is he saying that they that Katrina was
Speaker 1: engineered or just that the government took the opportunity. I
Speaker 1: think I think there's a lot of people who think
Speaker 1: was engineered, that the hurricane, not the hurricane, the breaching
Speaker 1: of the walls. I think they're people thought that they
Speaker 1: were blown up to create the disaster. But it's you know,
Speaker 1: this is part of a sort of mainstream of extremist
Speaker 1: ideology and like conspiracy thinking that has only become like
Speaker 1: more mainstream since that had since Paddock perpetrated one of
Speaker 1: the one of the biggest terrorist attacks in the history
Speaker 1: of the United States. And you know, no ideology though, no,
Speaker 1: no no ideology, Like I think the fact that it
Speaker 1: was a gun because America is like very freeving of those,
Speaker 1: like if he had blown up that many people, like
Speaker 1: I think there they would have had a harder time
Speaker 1: like just kind of YadA YadA, ng it. But it's
Speaker 1: just I think it is really damaging that they, you know,
Speaker 1: came up with that sort of down the middle explanation.
Speaker 1: It was also at a time when Homeland Security and
Speaker 1: FBI agents were saying that they were being forced to
Speaker 1: downplay the threat of white supremacist and other you know,
Speaker 1: right wing terror by the Trump white House. But certainly
Speaker 1: hasn't like you know that there's been mentioned of that
Speaker 1: becoming a priority under Biden, but he hasn't like been like,
Speaker 1: for instance, look at this massive terror attack. This guy
Speaker 1: had right wing beliefs that he was like very angry
Speaker 1: about in the lead up to this massive terror attack,
Speaker 1: but they don't even call it as he went up
Speaker 1: to the top floor of a hotel with like eight
Speaker 1: fucking defel bags full of huge guns, and everyone was like,
Speaker 1: seems right, yeah, yeah, yeah, just a normal guy. Wait,
Speaker 1: what's and and it's and it's funny because like even
Speaker 1: whether or not like lawn federal law enforce, it wants
Speaker 1: to be like, man, we were under pressure. It's like,
Speaker 1: look at your track record HOMEI like, you didn't need
Speaker 1: no fucking pressure. Like this is what you do. You're
Speaker 1: either trying to set people up if they're Muslim or
Speaker 1: black or whatever, and to trap people and be like, hey, man,
Speaker 1: terror plot thwarted, even though we basically set the whole
Speaker 1: thing up, and then in this case just not even
Speaker 1: managing to give people some semblance of an idea of
Speaker 1: like what the threats that the country faces by saying yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean when you look at it, he's definitely on
Speaker 1: the right side of the spectrum looking at some interesting
Speaker 1: stuff on the internet, So that might be somewhere to
Speaker 1: start but it's easier to just make it very clean
Speaker 1: and sanitized and say, I mean there's no way to
Speaker 1: tell like why someone would do this when they're not Muslim.
Speaker 1: So yeah, like a tax carry out by Muslims and
Speaker 1: Middle Easterners are routinely labeled as terrorism. Well, anything carried
Speaker 1: out by NASA not Muslims like Paddock are not, Like
Speaker 1: that's kind of the Well, he was a you know,
Speaker 1: he was a landlord jack never he was a good guy. Yeah, exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we need to issue an apology then, yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 1: just trying to provide provide housing in a you know,
Speaker 1: help help people. Yeah, it couldn't be more of like
Speaker 1: what America values as a landowner who like manipulates. But
Speaker 1: you know, like that's the thing when every time it's
Speaker 1: Kyle Rittenhouse, it's it's fucking I can't just all of
Speaker 1: these people who like to go outside the law to
Speaker 1: you know, maintain the white status quo. Just an inability
Speaker 1: to just describe it for what it is, like it
Speaker 1: just and the mainstream media can never do that because
Speaker 1: they can't think the the fear of having people being
Speaker 1: like how could you say that, It's like, well, you
Speaker 1: need to actually open up your eyes. Person who's angry
Speaker 1: and reading it like calling in because this is actually
Speaker 1: this is this is the path we're on, but no
Speaker 1: one's really articulating it in a way that makes for
Speaker 1: a you know, objective assessment of where we are. Yeah,
Speaker 1: my mom like watches the news, but I guess she
Speaker 1: she had heard of Kyle Rittenhouse, but she hadn't. She
Speaker 1: never knew what he did. And she was like, so,
Speaker 1: who's Kyle Rittenhouse? And I was like, oh, he he
Speaker 1: shot shot a bunch of people. She was like, really,
Speaker 1: the way they talked about him, I thought he was
Speaker 1: like a basketball player or something, because of the because
Speaker 1: of the way that they talked about him, like with
Speaker 1: a lot of respect and with a lot of like
Speaker 1: this this guy is important. And you know, they talk
Speaker 1: about the case because the case is important, of course,
Speaker 1: but there was you know, no point at which it
Speaker 1: was really driven home what he had done, when he
Speaker 1: had done it, and that adults had helped him do it.
Speaker 1: She thought he was a grown adult who was like
Speaker 1: straight up in the NBA. The way they talked to
Speaker 1: the way they said Kyle in House. Yeah, sure, I
Speaker 1: mean it's again, it was wild to see how many
Speaker 1: you know, it's in New York Times or other you know,
Speaker 1: big news outlets, be like, just take any of the
Speaker 1: language out that would describe what his ideologically or even
Speaker 1: describing people like like not being too much like any
Speaker 1: shot this one I did. It was like and then
Speaker 1: you know, after this dude attacked him like very much,
Speaker 1: And I get to like, if you're sort of objectively
Speaker 1: describing the situation, that's one thing, but there's a lot
Speaker 1: of rhetorical strategicy around that that felt very like and
Speaker 1: it's just and it's it's a shame what happened to
Speaker 1: this young man. It's just scared, It's just it's just chaotic.
Speaker 1: It's chaotic. It's I mean, it's pretty chaotic for your
Speaker 1: mom to drive you to a riot with a gun
Speaker 1: in your hand. That's pretty chaotic, you know, And that
Speaker 1: like I didn't I didn't find out about that until
Speaker 1: pretty recently, And it seems to me a really important
Speaker 1: detail when it comes to figuring out what happened and
Speaker 1: with intentions. Yeah, I mean, just talking about the both
Speaker 1: sides of these sorts of stories. Miles, You're you're pointing
Speaker 1: out this Lauren Bobert Elhan Omar story where yeah, this
Speaker 1: is so it's pud. Yeah. So Bobert out here go
Speaker 1: Gurt made some just you know, off the wall islamophobic
Speaker 1: remarks over the Thanksgiving breaks. She was talk talking to
Speaker 1: a group of supporters like literally like like a group
Speaker 1: of old grizzled bikers and stuff were like so horny
Speaker 1: for her. She was like, so, I was in an
Speaker 1: elevator at the Capitol and saw an officer sprinting towards
Speaker 1: me and then this is from this news article quote.
Speaker 1: She then turned and saw Ilhan Omar standing nearby, and
Speaker 1: this is what Bobert said. Quote. I said, well, she
Speaker 1: doesn't have a backpack. We should be fine. And then
Speaker 1: the audience was like laughing and stuff. And then she's
Speaker 1: going to said and I said, oh, look, the jihad
Speaker 1: squad decided to show up for work today. So you know, pretty,
Speaker 1: I think we all, I think we all know what that's.
Speaker 1: I think Lauren knows that jihad, you know, in Islam
Speaker 1: is not just in reference to attacks of violence or terrorism,
Speaker 1: but is a term used to describe the moral struggle
Speaker 1: of every uh, of every person and every Muslim to
Speaker 1: do to do right. You know, by the way, it's
Speaker 1: a spiritual struggle. And I think that Lauren knew that
Speaker 1: that's what she was. She was like the Jihad squad
Speaker 1: who struggle every day to improve, to improve our country
Speaker 1: and to to you know, do their jobs. That's what
Speaker 1: she was saying, I think, and I find that really admirable. So, Miles,
Speaker 1: I don't understand why you would just like that she
Speaker 1: defines intifada after this, uh, and that's where So so
Speaker 1: she then goes on, you know again, Omar is like,
Speaker 1: this is completely made up. First of all, you should
Speaker 1: see whenever I passed her in the hall, she has
Speaker 1: her eyes low. She doesn't even look me in my eyes.
Speaker 1: So I don't even tell me that we're going to
Speaker 1: be in the l of Vader together. That's just straight
Speaker 1: up bullshit. And then so this kicked off the whole
Speaker 1: thing again because the GOP was already dealing with the
Speaker 1: center of Paul Gossar going after another woman of color
Speaker 1: and Congress and they're like fuck. So Kevin McCarthy tried
Speaker 1: to like get the healing started up by being like, well,
Speaker 1: she apologized to me. Bobert also gave her, you know,
Speaker 1: very standard non apology to any Muslims that may have
Speaker 1: been offended kind of ship and then so they got
Speaker 1: the she so Bobert called Omar, and the ship just
Speaker 1: you know, it didn't go anywhere because Elhan Omar was
Speaker 1: expecting some kind of apology and she was just kind
Speaker 1: of doubling down on her stance and like being like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to a point, but like don't make me
Speaker 1: say apologies like out loud in public. That's not going
Speaker 1: to happen because you didn't have a backpack, and so
Speaker 1: like it don't feel like I was lying because you
Speaker 1: didn't have a backpack. Also, like that is like so tired.
Speaker 1: It's like a it's like a stupid meme I see
Speaker 1: on TikTok a lot too. So part of me almost
Speaker 1: feels like she's getting some of her writing ideas from
Speaker 1: TikTok videos that are that are whacked, but they present
Speaker 1: dude on a present. Lauren bober is like wake up
Speaker 1: on TikTok. Like she's like there's of course, of course,
Speaker 1: She's like scrolling through the all the girls who are
Speaker 1: like I didn't get my vaccination, but here's a picture
Speaker 1: of my fake vax card right exactly right, or even
Speaker 1: like just stupid dance memes or someone be like this
Speaker 1: person handed me a backpack and ran away, and like
Speaker 1: it's like a dude like in a dark outfit, meant
Speaker 1: to look like a terrorist, and like these are dance
Speaker 1: like wait what I love those dances where it's like
Speaker 1: someone's like doing the cry baby and they're like, did
Speaker 1: you know trauma can affect your childhood? Right? So you know,
Speaker 1: this is the thing she Bobert isn't you know. Obviously
Speaker 1: she's not a politician. She's just a mascot for these
Speaker 1: people who only want to see biggots get up to
Speaker 1: a microphone and just attack people. And the New York
Speaker 1: Times again, when we're talking about both sizing, this is
Speaker 1: how they you know, clearly low and Lauren Bobert has
Speaker 1: a track record of ridiculously bigoted, Islamophobic, racist statements. But
Speaker 1: The New York Times describes the spat like this. The
Speaker 1: two women, this is quote the two women of their
Speaker 1: fans and detractors. But they could not be more different.
Speaker 1: Miss Omar, Somali refugee and the leader of the House
Speaker 1: Progressive Caucus, represents a diverse and liberal district that includes
Speaker 1: most of Minneapolis and it's near in suburbs. Miss Bobert
Speaker 1: the owner of Shooters, Grill and Rifle, Colorado, which she
Speaker 1: reopened during the pandemic against state orders and where servers
Speaker 1: are encouraged to carry guns unsealed. Unseated a five firm
Speaker 1: Republican in twenty by running far to his right in
Speaker 1: a largely rural mountain district and you're like, okay, and
Speaker 1: then like people, they have different positions, but they're doing
Speaker 1: the same job, right, and you're like, this is again, wow,
Speaker 1: way to you know, carry water for for her. But
Speaker 1: then you'll see like other articles around this that were
Speaker 1: trying to paint like act like as if Ilhan Omar
Speaker 1: has blood on her hands too, just because she was
Speaker 1: critical of Israeli policies and like that's whole like while
Speaker 1: also platforming like Bobert's dumb quotes and like other ship
Speaker 1: that she said in defense, like how she's like I'm
Speaker 1: a strong Christian woman and Omar is a terrorist that
Speaker 1: hates Jewish people and police, and not much analysis after that,
Speaker 1: just be like that's what she said. So there's your news, folks.
Speaker 1: It's funny that she was talking about like someone who
Speaker 1: she can't even like look in the eyes at work,
Speaker 1: because yeah, she's like, yeah, and that's when I told him,
Speaker 1: you're not the boss of me, fuck boy, all right, right,
Speaker 1: and it's like, you didn't say that, ship man, No,
Speaker 1: you're right at the point of my finger in her face.
Speaker 1: And she cried. She cried in that elevator. And she'll
Speaker 1: say to you that she didn't, but you know, I
Speaker 1: saw her cry. She cried. I've seen it. She called
Speaker 1: her mom right after and she's like, she really mean
Speaker 1: to me again. But yeah, that's something that's some debo
Speaker 1: energy that ilhan Omar was telling her. She's like, you
Speaker 1: don't even look me, and you can turn your eyes
Speaker 1: down when you see me. Yeah, right. And also, you
Speaker 1: didn't find all my toothpicks, did you. That's right, slipping
Speaker 1: on your cleaning job. I saw um. She after the
Speaker 1: shooting on the set of Rust, she wore a T
Speaker 1: shirt that's said guns don't kill people Alec Baldwin does,
Speaker 1: which is a pretty cold and I think uh took
Speaker 1: away kind of the wrong message from what happens when
Speaker 1: you have a loaded gun on a set. Ellen, No, no,
Speaker 1: Lauren Bober, Oh yeah, just goes right wing. Whoa whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: Ellen could be president if you went right wing d percent,
Speaker 1: if you if Ellen Degeneress went all right, she'd be
Speaker 1: president in a second, smashing the suburbs. She'd be like Democrats,
Speaker 1: I'm gay, so I've got you by the throat, Republicans,
Speaker 1: check it out. I'm rich as fuck and I'm a
Speaker 1: monster also, and look at me kissing on George W.
Speaker 1: Bush at the football game. I'm I'm a lesbian, but
Speaker 1: not when it comes to George dub Trade. All right,
Speaker 1: let's take a quick break. We'll be right back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and we're back. And just a quick story about our boy,
Speaker 1: our patron saint. You know, he's he's our philosopher king
Speaker 1: here on the daily. He's like guys Elon Musk. Love
Speaker 1: to quote him, love everything he has to say. Sir,
Speaker 1: sir Elen, what what a what a genius. He's cool,
Speaker 1: he's fun. This is me doing an impression of like
Speaker 1: of males in America right now. Pretty good impression. Jack.
Speaker 1: So there's this section of the book Wisdom of Crowds
Speaker 1: where they talk about like how dumb crowds can actually be,
Speaker 1: and they use the Challenger disasters and as a example,
Speaker 1: and It's just this like slow motion train wreck where
Speaker 1: like a handful of really obstinate leaders like are told
Speaker 1: multiple times, hey, these O rings are malfunctioning. When they
Speaker 1: get below this temperature. There's a very good chance that
Speaker 1: launch date it will be below this temperature people could die.
Speaker 1: And they just kind of took that as like, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's one opinion. However, we want to launch on this date,
Speaker 1: So who else has some thoughts? And just it was
Speaker 1: like half of the people in the room, or maybe
Speaker 1: not half, but like a handful of the people who
Speaker 1: were in the room like planning this launch. We're like
Speaker 1: knew that it was going to explode when it took off,
Speaker 1: but they just would not fucking listen to them because
Speaker 1: they had a deadline to hit, and also because the
Speaker 1: shuttles hadn't blown up to that point and so they
Speaker 1: thought they were like kind of invincible. This is exactly
Speaker 1: what producing is. Like, this is like everything that I've
Speaker 1: ever produced is there's three people going, we can't do that,
Speaker 1: we don't have the money and it's not gonna work,
Speaker 1: and then three other people going, well, but we really
Speaker 1: want it, but what if we did Okay, well, what
Speaker 1: if we just do. I'm not paying you to tell
Speaker 1: me what I can't do. I'm asking you to do
Speaker 1: the impossible, and if you don't do it, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be upset, even though I told you it was possible, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: So you want us to shoot a car chase with
Speaker 1: gunfire being exchanged and you don't even want to pay
Speaker 1: for short term liability? Okay, I don't know. How do
Speaker 1: you know anything about production? So where do you want
Speaker 1: to put? Where do you how do you want to
Speaker 1: attach the camera to the car? Oh? You just want
Speaker 1: us to run, run alongside the car with someone's gonna
Speaker 1: hold me by someone holds me by the hips and
Speaker 1: I lean out. Okay. Anyways, this uh, this Elon Musk
Speaker 1: story kind of seems like that on steroids because he, uh,
Speaker 1: the day after Thanksgiving. You always know cool boss when
Speaker 1: he's sending out a very troubling me and email the
Speaker 1: day after Thanksgiving, like on a holiday weekend. On holiday weekend,
Speaker 1: he is like, sleep, guys, SpaceX is gonna go bankrupt
Speaker 1: unless you start making these engines faster. Apparently they're yeah,
Speaker 1: id someone's good. Yeah, so, but he's basically threatening their
Speaker 1: livelihood basically being like you guys are gonna be unemployed
Speaker 1: this time next year if you can't like fix this
Speaker 1: bottleneck in the supply chain, these engines are going to
Speaker 1: be Believe, moving to Texas didn't fix everything. That's what
Speaker 1: it's like without without the regulations, Like I thought he
Speaker 1: was home free. But like these are the engines that
Speaker 1: are supposed to be sending their rockets into orbit next year,
Speaker 1: Like that's the thing that they're supposed to be doing,
Speaker 1: is launching both and his goal is to be launching
Speaker 1: these rockets into orbit every two weeks, just like firing
Speaker 1: them up at the at the sky like a fucking
Speaker 1: firework show. Is he going to be in one? Well,
Speaker 1: that's the thing is like some of them are going
Speaker 1: to be going to have people on board. So it's
Speaker 1: like he's reacting to short term, you know, market indicators
Speaker 1: like any CEO does, which is without any regard for
Speaker 1: like what is actually good for the long term health
Speaker 1: of the company and more just like what's going to
Speaker 1: happen next week, what's going to happen at the next
Speaker 1: board meeting and earnings call? And how many times do
Speaker 1: we have to watch this happen and have it fully documented,
Speaker 1: Like Juiceero Pars, SpaceX. It's not different. What's the same.
Speaker 1: You just lie and you say you have a technology
Speaker 1: that you don't. People give you a bunch of money
Speaker 1: and then you go all right, engineers make it happen,
Speaker 1: and they go, actually we can't, and then we can not,
Speaker 1: like we haven't seen this happen before. Yeah, and we're
Speaker 1: literally having the Thes trial now, like what what world
Speaker 1: are people living in? Yeah, it's just a flamethrower. It's weird.
Speaker 1: I think there's I think because he has a track
Speaker 1: record of other things that happened. Then it's like there's
Speaker 1: like this, you know, but he has a much larger
Speaker 1: track record of saying other things are going to happen
Speaker 1: that didn't happen. It was like, yeah he made PayPal.
Speaker 1: It's like okay, yeah, PayPal, Paopal, PayPal works. Yes, what
Speaker 1: about the tunnels? What about the fucking flamethrowers or whatever?
Speaker 1: The fuck Paine songs? I don't know all those those
Speaker 1: ship Yeah, hyper loop, nothing else works. Nothing else happened,
Speaker 1: and PayPal was a website. It wasn't ambitious. Yeah. He
Speaker 1: So this seems to be kind of being keeping with
Speaker 1: Tesla also, where Tesla was you know, can make a
Speaker 1: cool car, but they can't make it fast enough to
Speaker 1: be a profitable company, and so he just basically gets
Speaker 1: mad at the people producing it and like starts threatening
Speaker 1: them and doing like all sorts of wild ship, like
Speaker 1: their stories of him threatening his you know employees who
Speaker 1: were like, these can additions are inhumane, man, and he's
Speaker 1: just like, yeah, all right, you're fired, and okay, I'm
Speaker 1: about to show you in humane. I'm gonna show up
Speaker 1: at your house on Thanksgiving and uh yeah, go fund yourself.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's it's like, I don't know. He he
Speaker 1: seems like he will take a cool idea and then
Speaker 1: just be like yeah, and we're gonna be doing this
Speaker 1: at scale, and the fact that that is impossible be damned.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it just seems like he doesn't care about
Speaker 1: the people who work for him. He cares about the
Speaker 1: end goal, and oftentimes his end goal is unrealistic. You know,
Speaker 1: the safety of Tesla cars has come into question, and
Speaker 1: this is a higher stakes version of that, and it
Speaker 1: just it just seems like this is maybe why we
Speaker 1: thought privatizing space travel wasn't a great idea. But we'll see,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe maybe it'll work out great. Well, speaking
Speaker 1: of technology malfunctions, we had a blackout. Sarah is back
Speaker 1: with us. She's on her iPhone Hello Hello, And I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna blame it all on Elon Musk, but it
Speaker 1: certainly didn't help. Let's put Grimes definitely had a hand
Speaker 1: in that for sure. Yeah, she's a she's made herself
Speaker 1: virtual and she is traveling through the Internet protecting the
Speaker 1: good name of Yeah, she's a little fairy. She used
Speaker 1: to go on TikTok's about Elon Musk and and defend him.
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Speaker 1: uh watch all my videos. Sometimes people do that and
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