Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to season one, Episode two.
Speaker 1: After days like guics to production of My Heart Radio.
Speaker 1: This is a podcast where we take a deep dive
Speaker 1: into America's share consciousness. It is Tuesday, July. Woman names
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Speaker 1: believe people everywhere play video games. I am thrilled to
Speaker 1: be joined by today's special guest host, the brilliant and
Speaker 1: talented writer and podcast producer Joel Moni on a k a.
Speaker 1: The Marvel Defender AK Big Sexy. I'm here, I'm back.
Speaker 1: What's up? Welcome back? Yeah, the Marvel fans were super
Speaker 1: appreciative of your last appearance on the show. You all
Speaker 1: really came out of the woodwork. It was beautiful. I
Speaker 1: love you. It's good to be seen and heard. There's
Speaker 1: no new Marvel news to spread today, so sorry, I'll
Speaker 1: just be here personal Marvel. There's personal Marvel news and that.
Speaker 1: I watched episode one of Loki and it's very good.
Speaker 1: Watched that last night and did you love it? I
Speaker 1: did love it. I thought it was really cool and
Speaker 1: unlike any any Marvel thing I've seen, and unlike any
Speaker 1: TV show I've seen, It's very cool. It's very very unique. Well,
Speaker 1: we are thrilled to be joined in our third seat
Speaker 1: by one of the funniest stand up comedians in the world,
Speaker 1: Marcela Marcela Oka a bitch headberg a k A Bitcheo
Speaker 1: Donald A bitcher. Prior was good. That's good. How are
Speaker 1: you great? I'm good man. How are you I'm doing great? Dove, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can believe it too. Are y'all watching any Olympics?
Speaker 1: How are you dealing with? No, I'm I'm boy putty.
Speaker 1: Olympics this year as painful as it is, I really
Speaker 1: I like watching excellence, you know what I mean? Like
Speaker 1: it's cool to just feel like like even in sports
Speaker 1: room you've never heard of them. I would normally be
Speaker 1: like this before and you talk like this is the
Speaker 1: best in the world going at it. That's like I
Speaker 1: draw to the Olympics. But y'all are in a pocket
Speaker 1: for twenty seven different reasons, and they can no longer
Speaker 1: be ignored. Like the wildness of just coming in and
Speaker 1: destroying communities, the wildness of having an event globally while
Speaker 1: there's a global pandemic happening right now, super wild, ridiculous.
Speaker 1: The blatant racism across mostly the trans phobia, Like the
Speaker 1: list just goes on and so I can no longer
Speaker 1: give it, like my advertising dollar support. But you know,
Speaker 1: if a clip pops up on Twitter, I'm probably gonna
Speaker 1: watch it. Yeah, I'm monitoring it through Twitter, monitoring it
Speaker 1: like it's my job or something. But you know, vague
Speaker 1: vaguely and or training. And I do feel like the
Speaker 1: news cycle just the second it started, the second the
Speaker 1: event started, everyone just shut the funk up about COVID.
Speaker 1: They were just like, well, I guess we're doing it.
Speaker 1: Moving on. Yeah, I don't like sports, so I don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck. There you go. Well, that's probably a
Speaker 1: much healthier attitude to have towards sports than uh, living
Speaker 1: and dying and thinking that a hat you're wearing is
Speaker 1: lucky and determines whether your team wins or loses. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're talking about yourself, bro, what the fun? Yeah? I
Speaker 1: did see a clip on Twitter of some designer, black
Speaker 1: designer that designed a bunch of ship and it was
Speaker 1: just a fucking finance athlete and booty shorts and his
Speaker 1: booty was out, and I was like, see, this is
Speaker 1: what we need. We need to have this in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: And then I've been saying, ever Marcella, bring the booty
Speaker 1: short back to the NBA. Okay you want more, girl,
Speaker 1: this is where you're speaking. I was watching a basketball
Speaker 1: with a comedian David, and he was like, man, that
Speaker 1: dude's haircut is whack. And I was like what and
Speaker 1: then he was like that look number or whatever. I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, I literally never looked above his neck.
Speaker 1: I was looking at his body the whole time. He
Speaker 1: don't have a goofy haircut. Now that you mention it,
Speaker 1: I can't. There's no reason. There's a player Jordan's Pool
Speaker 1: who plays for Golden State and like ever since he
Speaker 1: was like a really good player at Michigan, he's always
Speaker 1: had the booty shorts and it's just like, unapologetically, it's
Speaker 1: a great look. Um, it's a great look. Man. The
Speaker 1: thighs out at all times. You guys are so stupid. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've talked before about how like it's a slippery so
Speaker 1: because you I've you know, it's too big, it hangs
Speaker 1: out of the shorts, always bragging, always bragging, no, because
Speaker 1: like the sun has never touched my thighs, and so
Speaker 1: therefore they're just that it's a cycle. It's a cycle.
Speaker 1: To break the cycle, but it takes. Yeah, ankles are
Speaker 1: getting darker and darker. There you go. Bronze. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: got tanning. They got tanning oil that has bronze are
Speaker 1: in it. Pull piked up in my backyard on a God,
Speaker 1: don't don't put that image in my mind. And then
Speaker 1: like some helicopters are going to crash because of the
Speaker 1: just blazing light that's coming off of my thighs. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I'm at my I'm at my my mother's
Speaker 1: office and there's a I don't know if you guys
Speaker 1: can't see it, but there's a pile. My dad's alreating
Speaker 1: his booty shorts. Come on, y see it. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: so strong. I just dropped the battery. But you saw that. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go plug my company backyard holding it inspirational
Speaker 1: now looking around a mom's office, like, yeah, this feels
Speaker 1: like a mom's office. Some kids paintings, got nice ribbons,
Speaker 1: look good. Somebody wants some stuff. I knew it. I
Speaker 1: was talking up your mom's office. How dope it looks.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's really great. It was my dad's office
Speaker 1: and then he died and sirs now, so it's pretty sick.
Speaker 1: I gotta take over, all right, Marcella. We are going
Speaker 1: to get to know you a little bit better in
Speaker 1: a moment. First, we're gonna tell our listeners a couple
Speaker 1: of the things we're talking about. We're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: whether it is time to go on the offensive against
Speaker 1: anti vax ors. We're gonna talk about the future of
Speaker 1: racist policing, because it is here. We got shot spotter,
Speaker 1: we got a Florida police program where they're like using
Speaker 1: some weird like pre crime thing, except without the precugs
Speaker 1: and with racism. We'll talk about fast food and retail
Speaker 1: workers quitting their jobs and just another look at that.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about five kids under the age of ten
Speaker 1: who accidentally ate a bunch of edibles, and we will
Speaker 1: look into the background on all those like videos where
Speaker 1: people are making like spaghettio pie or like making spaghetti
Speaker 1: on their kitchen counter, because they all are made by
Speaker 1: the same dude, a magician, And I just want to
Speaker 1: dig in on like how that how that whole thing
Speaker 1: came about. We'll talk about all of that plenty more,
Speaker 1: But first, Marcella, we like to ask our guests, what
Speaker 1: is something from your search history? The last thing I searched,
Speaker 1: um is the fucking package I'm waiting for, Like this
Speaker 1: ship will not update. I hate the USPS or whoever
Speaker 1: your package is through not updating that ship? You got
Speaker 1: the bar code? Update me? Is it gonna get here
Speaker 1: before I leave to town? I need to know. That's
Speaker 1: the last thing I'm like. That's I went to look
Speaker 1: at like my my Google history and it was like
Speaker 1: every other thing, every other thing, like it opened an
Speaker 1: you tab every time, you know, Oh my god. And
Speaker 1: it was like literally six of me searching my package.
Speaker 1: And so I just waiting for these sunglasses to show up.
Speaker 1: That's literally it. That's the only thing on my mind
Speaker 1: right now with me going to New York for two
Speaker 1: weeks and I'm so excited and they say no, the
Speaker 1: sunglasses say no, and oh they're sick like on the
Speaker 1: on the lenses. The lenses are n Oh, They're the best.
Speaker 1: And I'm just like dying for them to show up
Speaker 1: so I can bring that negative attitude to me to
Speaker 1: attitude that New York deserves bringing them to them, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: reflected back, you know, yeah, exactly what are you doing
Speaker 1: in New York? Are you doing any stand up? I'm
Speaker 1: headlining the Bellhouse July Saturday, actually Saturday, will be headlining
Speaker 1: the Bellhouse. I'm so excited. I haven't been New York
Speaker 1: since two thousand nineteen, I haven't performed there that since then,
Speaker 1: and I'm just like so fucking humped, and um, I
Speaker 1: would love if the Daily is like, guys, listeners came
Speaker 1: I know some of you hate me, but something tells
Speaker 1: me the New York listeners fucking love me. New York
Speaker 1: listeners definitely funk with you. The we definitely with me.
Speaker 1: We had a show in Brooklyn and the listeners came
Speaker 1: out and there was definitely like you know that we
Speaker 1: had a couple come up on stage. There was definitely
Speaker 1: like some good energy there, some good energy. What happened
Speaker 1: when it come on stage? So we just like had
Speaker 1: a sort of interactive part where they had to take
Speaker 1: a quiz. The show is about the year two thousand
Speaker 1: or Dorks and we we just like to like insert
Speaker 1: school as much as possible into anything, like so these
Speaker 1: are people going out having some drinks somewhere, like let's
Speaker 1: let's do something school like I still heads up, seven
Speaker 1: up and then quiz him on it. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: a great live show vibe. I need absolute silence. We're
Speaker 1: on schedule, New York, Are you get in here and
Speaker 1: do this quiz? That's what I think. This is kind
Speaker 1: of like a cliche thing for stand ups to talk about,
Speaker 1: But like, what what do you feel like the differences
Speaker 1: between l A and New York crowds? Well, it's interesting
Speaker 1: because now New York is so heavily gentrified that you
Speaker 1: can't really talent difference anymore. So sometimes some of the
Speaker 1: shows can be kind of whacked because you get those
Speaker 1: like overly sensitive, gentrifying types that are like, you know,
Speaker 1: they wear the Black Lives Matter pin but pin but
Speaker 1: they you know, they they kick some people out of
Speaker 1: their homes and they don't even realize that they're part
Speaker 1: of the problem. You know, that that type of liberal
Speaker 1: which is like, they're not the best audience to have
Speaker 1: in comedy. But in the past, like maybe whatever might
Speaker 1: even like three as soon as three four years ago,
Speaker 1: the audiences in New York their fucking book wild. They
Speaker 1: cannot be offended, they don't give a fuck, and it's
Speaker 1: the best. And I implore those people please come to
Speaker 1: my show on Saturday, because y'all are the fucking best,
Speaker 1: like real deal New Yorkers or people who have lived
Speaker 1: in New York long enough that they have the mentality
Speaker 1: of a New Yorker, but not these like newer gentrifiers,
Speaker 1: they're the fucking worst. And there that's how the l
Speaker 1: A comedy scene is, where it's like people who are
Speaker 1: two cents. You know. The other thing about l A
Speaker 1: people go because they know celebrities are usually at the
Speaker 1: comedy clubs because they are like not just on stage.
Speaker 1: But I remember one time Drake was at the comedy store,
Speaker 1: like watching a comedy show in this big gas room
Speaker 1: in the main room, and and it was a black show,
Speaker 1: you know, Like he went there because he wanted to
Speaker 1: see good ass black comics do good ass black comedy,
Speaker 1: and that's just good comedy. Let me just make sure
Speaker 1: to clarify that I don't want to talk no shit
Speaker 1: about the way I work things. But like the second
Speaker 1: somebody pointed him out, that was it for the show.
Speaker 1: Everyone just like got up and was trying to see
Speaker 1: him wanted to take pictures and it was like, why
Speaker 1: why would you mention him? He being here Like that
Speaker 1: ruins the show for the comics. But it's also like
Speaker 1: so common and then sometimes like a laugh factory, they
Speaker 1: get so many celebrities that come hang out that people
Speaker 1: are kind of used to it. They don't even give
Speaker 1: a fuck. So it goes both ways sometimes, but the
Speaker 1: celebrity in the audience and on stage it can be
Speaker 1: kind of distracting in l A. But in New York
Speaker 1: you don't see that, you like they thing I like
Speaker 1: about New York audiences is they love a grimy comic,
Speaker 1: you know, like when they're a good comedy audience, they
Speaker 1: fucking love weirdo ship, experimental ship. You can put any
Speaker 1: style of comic on stage and they love it. That's
Speaker 1: not true for l A, California and general. Yeah, my
Speaker 1: favorite kind of stand up comedy is watching Drake watch
Speaker 1: a stand up comedy stand up experience. Yeah, that seems
Speaker 1: like it needs to be filtered through through Drake. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine like looking at what Drake laughed said, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Drake La, it's really funny. You know, the
Speaker 1: hose are in full effect. Yeah, so much pressure on
Speaker 1: Drake to like. I don't know that that would feel
Speaker 1: weird to be like watching. I feel like he likes
Speaker 1: a thing. I feel like he likes that ship. I
Speaker 1: feel like he likes that you guys leave Drake alone.
Speaker 1: I don't think he wants to be like I think
Speaker 1: he loves that goofy attention. Yeah, I'm picturing myself being
Speaker 1: like having people watch me and see, like whether I
Speaker 1: am laughing at something, and that's definitely me and Drake
Speaker 1: have a lot. I'm always shocked when you laugh out
Speaker 1: loud at something I say, Like, when you laugh, I'm
Speaker 1: just like, oh my god, I have to look at
Speaker 1: him laugh because he never laughs. That's what That's what
Speaker 1: I messed about being in studio. No, you're not. You're
Speaker 1: not a big laugher. I'm a comedian. I can tell
Speaker 1: you right now, you're not a big laugher. You go,
Speaker 1: that's what you do there, it is, I mean him laugh,
Speaker 1: but I made him laugh about himself. That's just the narcissism.
Speaker 1: I don't even think that was funny. Yeah, you can
Speaker 1: just say anything about me and it'll it'll get a
Speaker 1: big reaction. Jack is a huge dick. Damn it. You're
Speaker 1: supposed to say it's funny because it's true, but we
Speaker 1: all know the truth. Come on, what is something you
Speaker 1: think is overrated? You know what's funny? Last time I
Speaker 1: was on a big controversy because I really shipped on
Speaker 1: the overrated underrated thing, so I wasn't going to do
Speaker 1: it again. But then I did a search in my
Speaker 1: notes app for the daily Site guys, and I found
Speaker 1: an old one. I guess I had prepared. It said
Speaker 1: it said think the next time I'm on Daily Sight guys.
Speaker 1: So this is from like, I don't know. Sometime in underrated,
Speaker 1: making new friends over thirty five overrated, overrated is staying
Speaker 1: friends with people because you want to be the bigger person.
Speaker 1: I want to encourage your listeners to end friendships once
Speaker 1: in friendship with someone you make mutual friends. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I'm just saying I just don't like when people
Speaker 1: stay friends with people that are ship bags, or they
Speaker 1: treat you bad and they're just like, well, I've known
Speaker 1: them for fifteen years. I don't know a funk how
Speaker 1: long you've known that person. If they treat you bad
Speaker 1: and that ship and if you because the other thing
Speaker 1: is you can also come back to the friendship because
Speaker 1: you're giving them time to chang angels they choose not
Speaker 1: to change, you don't stay friends with them anymore because
Speaker 1: I definitely underrated. Yes, so I think we should be
Speaker 1: making new friends over the age of thirty five as
Speaker 1: often as possible, as often as possible, and that could
Speaker 1: mean once a year whatever. But like, I love people
Speaker 1: that make an effort to make new friends, because you
Speaker 1: should make new friends. You should make new friends period.
Speaker 1: Do you have a method for making And this isn't
Speaker 1: for me because I have like so many friends and
Speaker 1: I'm constantly making new friends, but like, do you have
Speaker 1: a method like where you go to make new friends
Speaker 1: as it usually like at work? The saddest question ever, No,
Speaker 1: I like I totally have, Like I don't even have
Speaker 1: room for new adult friends, uh in my life. Like no,
Speaker 1: but I have heard this before, not just in my
Speaker 1: own life, that it's hard to make like meet new
Speaker 1: friends and like make new friends. Well, a really easy
Speaker 1: way to make new friends is making friends with your
Speaker 1: friends friends. You know that the friend that they always
Speaker 1: talk about, I always hang out with this person. You
Speaker 1: just have to be like, you know what next time
Speaker 1: you're hanging out with that person invite me because sometimes
Speaker 1: people and some people are weird about that, about crossing
Speaker 1: that line, I'm not. I love blending my home girls
Speaker 1: from different you know, cities and backgrounds and jobs, and
Speaker 1: because I think a good group of friends as friends
Speaker 1: that are you know, have different eclectic backgrounds and um,
Speaker 1: that's a easy way to do it, right, But of
Speaker 1: course that means that you have to have friends to
Speaker 1: do that. So if you don't have that, Jack, then
Speaker 1: you have to just get out there make friends. I
Speaker 1: like to keep my eyes open at all times. I mean,
Speaker 1: I I've made friends with my own fans over the
Speaker 1: years because I'm just like as cool as fuck. It's
Speaker 1: usually when it's not men. I just want to make
Speaker 1: that very fucking clear. Usually only make new friends with women. Um.
Speaker 1: I also have no space for male friendships and men
Speaker 1: are the worst friends. So like maybe Jack, this information
Speaker 1: is not good for the men and the male listeners.
Speaker 1: I just know that as a woman, women are usually
Speaker 1: very good at being friends and you can like chop
Speaker 1: it up with any wherever you go as a woman.
Speaker 1: You can be at the grocery store, is just like
Speaker 1: dating grocery store bar, at the bookstore, you just start
Speaker 1: chopping it up and you see if And what's cool
Speaker 1: thing about now is you've got social media. You don't
Speaker 1: have to exchange phone numbers. You can exchange social media
Speaker 1: and then social media lests you go like, okay, is
Speaker 1: this bicsion anti vaxer? Like you know, you can get
Speaker 1: like more information off of their Instagram and it's beautiful,
Speaker 1: it's great, and it's slow. Like I think the other
Speaker 1: issue with a lot of people being scared to make friends.
Speaker 1: You don't have to rush into that ship, like you
Speaker 1: just start chopping it up a little bit, exchange the
Speaker 1: social media's and then you know, give it some time. Um.
Speaker 1: You also have to be weary of people who want
Speaker 1: to like hang out all the time when they when
Speaker 1: you're first becoming friends. That's dangerous because you're like, this
Speaker 1: is weird. You don't have any other friend, Like how
Speaker 1: Jack would probably be if if somebody try to make
Speaker 1: friends with him and be like hanging out all the time.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like Jack, come on your life. Suspicious. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been told that people in their thirty don't do sleepovers. Uh,
Speaker 1: and that's just what's wrong with you. It's just fun
Speaker 1: to like do sleepover, watch a VHS, and sleep on
Speaker 1: the living room floor out here. All right, let's take
Speaker 1: a quick break and we will be right back. And
Speaker 1: we're back. So we're starting to see some something that
Speaker 1: I was kind of asking why it wasn't happening more
Speaker 1: towards the end of last week, which is some social
Speaker 1: pressures being put on people who are avoiding the vaccine.
Speaker 1: Last week, we're covering how anti vaxers were putting pressure
Speaker 1: on vaccinated people to like not be vaccinated. We talked
Speaker 1: about an Airbnb where people were saying, sorry, we don't
Speaker 1: allow you to stay at our house if you've taken
Speaker 1: an experimental vaccine. An experimental vaccine, ma'am, I don't want
Speaker 1: to be at your house anymore anyway, So thank you
Speaker 1: for this letter. This is very helpful to me. Right there.
Speaker 1: So there was a New York Times article about place
Speaker 1: in northern Louisiana county or parish I guess they're called
Speaker 1: where they have like this top public health official who's
Speaker 1: like won all these awards and she's like trying to
Speaker 1: get people to be vaccinated. And they just did a
Speaker 1: description of like the town hall meeting was like, so
Speaker 1: let me just read from that candy p V A
Speaker 1: resident had warned that the Biden administration would send people
Speaker 1: door to door to document unvaccinated Americans, a false but
Speaker 1: widespread conspiracy theory. Not only that ms PV had told
Speaker 1: the hundreds and attendants, but the vaccine was an experimental
Speaker 1: gene therapy that had killed thousands in the United States. Ah,
Speaker 1: we should refuse to be tracked, discriminated against, bribed, controlled, threatened, shamed,
Speaker 1: or coerced into compliance, she had shouted, to applause. And
Speaker 1: then so this top health official who had won a
Speaker 1: lot of awards, has a you know, probably a PhD,
Speaker 1: and empty calmly began practiced monologue on the vaccine. It
Speaker 1: does not integrate into one's d n A. She said.
Speaker 1: No one in Louisiana has died from the vaccine, one
Speaker 1: of the safest ever produced. Several women yelled and swore
Speaker 1: at her before they were asked to leave. So I
Speaker 1: just feel like that that meeting is just really sets
Speaker 1: up the dynamic of what we're dealing with, which trials. Shit, yeah,
Speaker 1: it really is. I want to have such empathy for
Speaker 1: these people because I want to be an empathetic person.
Speaker 1: I want to be able to understand and and and
Speaker 1: that people who hate me, that's like the biggest goal.
Speaker 1: I'm nowhere new there. I'm not that enlightened yet. If
Speaker 1: you hate me, it's not on site because I'm not
Speaker 1: a fighter. But I also deeply hate you, and I'll
Speaker 1: do anything to ruin your life. But I want to
Speaker 1: be a bigger person. And I know that there's so
Speaker 1: much misinformation spread around, and I know that a lot
Speaker 1: of this is brewed into a cultural divide that has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with a lot of individuals and something
Speaker 1: that they were either raised in or or society from
Speaker 1: their neck of the woods neighborhood pushed into. But also
Speaker 1: I'm just sort of at the point of people, then
Speaker 1: you're gonna die, and I don't know what else to
Speaker 1: do about it. Like it's local nurses and doctors who
Speaker 1: are like, hey, every day I have a young healthy
Speaker 1: person coming here with COVID, and right before I in
Speaker 1: debate them, I have to tell them that no, they
Speaker 1: cannot now get the vaccine because it's too late. In
Speaker 1: chances that they're gonna die are very high because they
Speaker 1: didn't protect themselves. I I do think that it might
Speaker 1: be time just to push forward and start with the bullying.
Speaker 1: I mean gently, but you know at this point in time, like, no,
Speaker 1: you cannot come on this cruise, Karen, we are going
Speaker 1: to airlift you out. Know, you can't come into my
Speaker 1: house or anywhere near my children. You're not vaccinated. They
Speaker 1: can't get vaccinated yet. That's freaking ridiculous. You know, you
Speaker 1: can't come into Walmart, you can't go to the movie theater,
Speaker 1: stay your ask at home. You don't want to get vaccinated,
Speaker 1: sign to keep your germs to yourself. It's really beyond ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I want to go outside. I'm tired. I just I
Speaker 1: just think it's funny that like they are so aggressive,
Speaker 1: so confident, so disrespectful to people who aren't who are vaccinated,
Speaker 1: and it's it's almost like they're trying to act like
Speaker 1: that's how we're being, which we are not. We have
Speaker 1: not been that way, like we've been trying to be
Speaker 1: patient and understanding. And also when the vaccine rollout first happened,
Speaker 1: it was like we were trying to you know, older
Speaker 1: people first, and you know, doing doing ship in order
Speaker 1: to be to be thoughtful, and they were acting like
Speaker 1: we were pushing it down their throat and we hadn't been,
Speaker 1: and now I'm like totally like, yeah, let's can start
Speaker 1: pushing the ship down their throat, because that is what
Speaker 1: they if they could do with they would They can't
Speaker 1: do it because they have no control over the situation.
Speaker 1: And I also just find it amusing when I had
Speaker 1: a quote unquote fan I could care less. I hope,
Speaker 1: I hope, I hope he stops being my fan because
Speaker 1: he is an anti vaxer, and he was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I would never like try to make someone feel bad
Speaker 1: for being backstand. I was like, yeah, you shouldn't, you idiot, Like,
Speaker 1: there's nothing, there's no reason to make me feel bad,
Speaker 1: like I'm doing fine, I'm doing I'm being I'm totally
Speaker 1: healthy and I'm happy to be vaccinated. And it's that
Speaker 1: thing of like, but I am going to make you
Speaker 1: feel stupid for not being vaccinated because baby you are. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is it isn't too out of pocket to suggest we
Speaker 1: go to anti vaxor rallies and just pin prick people.
Speaker 1: I didn't feel my shot feel like the next day,
Speaker 1: and then it was like, well, it's probably that's it's fine,
Speaker 1: it's cool good, And then the fact, yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: I like it from the perspective of you being black
Speaker 1: and being like, yo, y'all used to experiment on us,
Speaker 1: So fucked, bitch, I'm freaking your assent to start. The
Speaker 1: thing from the New York Times article that kind of
Speaker 1: got me stuck was that they were saying, like treating
Speaker 1: going door to door to see if people are vaccinated,
Speaker 1: as though it was like some bad conspiracy theory and
Speaker 1: not like what we should totally be doing, Like why
Speaker 1: why shouldn't we be going door to door and like
Speaker 1: asking people if they've been vaccinated and trying to get
Speaker 1: them to be not just that because some people can't
Speaker 1: get vaccinated because they don't have the resources. They can't
Speaker 1: just hop on the bus or hop in their car
Speaker 1: and just go to the place. And you know, like
Speaker 1: some people have gives that they can't get babies in
Speaker 1: Baby Star's caregiving for they can't take a break, they
Speaker 1: can't they need it to come to their house. I
Speaker 1: was reading an article about this, this doctor who she
Speaker 1: was like, it's been so hard, and we've tried to
Speaker 1: go door to door just like but the thing that
Speaker 1: has been most efficient are these block parties. We've been
Speaker 1: started throw over block parties that has the vaccine there
Speaker 1: and people come and they come with their loved ones,
Speaker 1: and the loved ones are with them, and they just
Speaker 1: were we have this information, we walked them through it.
Speaker 1: And because they started noticing that when they would give
Speaker 1: this information and people were down to vaccinate and they
Speaker 1: would set an appointment, they wouldn't come to the appointment.
Speaker 1: But if you have these conversations right then and there
Speaker 1: and their loved ones are with them, they all feel
Speaker 1: more calm about it, you know, because they're not on
Speaker 1: fucking Facebook reading the friend of a friend's bullshit asked
Speaker 1: conspiracy Facebook post, because that's the ship that stressing people
Speaker 1: out is all the misinformation. Yeah, conspiracy theory. So I
Speaker 1: I am really listening. If we can't do it in
Speaker 1: a way that is humanitarian and sweet and invested in community,
Speaker 1: like by throwing these black parties, then yeah, I think
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be like this is for henriet Alas and
Speaker 1: just like start jabbing people. I also wonder if we
Speaker 1: should I think we should start a conspiracy theory about
Speaker 1: vaccines being good, Like how do we how do we
Speaker 1: get that going? That's the only way to get in
Speaker 1: their head. Get some fucking ben Shapiro type to like
Speaker 1: be like I actually heard, and then it's actually like
Speaker 1: the Tugger Carlson thing he's doing is he's like, actually
Speaker 1: he's not even But the way the Fox News is
Speaker 1: doing it is like they'll say in one moment, like guys,
Speaker 1: you need to get vaccinated, but then they'll go into
Speaker 1: like these very entertaining stories that are like red meat
Speaker 1: for the type of people who watch Fox News, that
Speaker 1: are like conspiracies and about like social control, and so
Speaker 1: they're like making the fun part, the fucking anti bax
Speaker 1: are part, and then like covering their asks by doing
Speaker 1: like a disclaimer, which nobody's gonna pay attention to because
Speaker 1: that's not the part that sticks in their brain. But
Speaker 1: one one thing that people are doing is basically making
Speaker 1: it so that your job requires you to get vaccinated.
Speaker 1: But the other issue, and going back to like oh
Speaker 1: the walmarts, you know, beginning people to have to prove
Speaker 1: to prove vaccination before entering, is that a lot of
Speaker 1: these companies are run by conservative Republicans and anti vactors
Speaker 1: like that. That's the other core issue. I have a
Speaker 1: friend who her boss is like trying to get her
Speaker 1: to go into the office, and they're trying to be like, yo,
Speaker 1: we I think we should wait a second, and he's
Speaker 1: like against people showing because they had suggested, why don't
Speaker 1: we prove if people are vaccinated in order for them
Speaker 1: to come to the office, And he was like, I
Speaker 1: don't think that's a good idea. That's in a violation
Speaker 1: of people's privacy. And she's like, he's not vaccinated. He's
Speaker 1: an anti vactor, Like that's what that ship is and
Speaker 1: that's what's fucking crazy. This idea that this is an
Speaker 1: invasion of privacy is so beyond by of understanding, like
Speaker 1: if you want to go to schools for a long time,
Speaker 1: you have to have certain vaccines vaccines, if you want
Speaker 1: to go to different countries, you need be vaccinated for
Speaker 1: certain things. Like this is just how globally we protected
Speaker 1: each other for up fair as long to not a
Speaker 1: new idea. So the idea of like a vaccine passport
Speaker 1: being people always want to compare it to it's like
Speaker 1: making Jewish people wear the chard, Like no, it's not
Speaker 1: the same thing. That it is not a way to
Speaker 1: identify who you are culturally and to push you out
Speaker 1: of society. It's simply saying Hey, you're safe to enter,
Speaker 1: so you don't die and you don't kill other people.
Speaker 1: It's like it that is bizarre to me. And if
Speaker 1: we look at like we have a bunch of healthcare
Speaker 1: professionals who have like different unions who come together to
Speaker 1: be like, hey, it should be mandatory if you're going
Speaker 1: to work in healthcare to have a vaccine, to have
Speaker 1: gotten these vaccines so you don't spread COVID, which has
Speaker 1: overtaxed our system for the past year and a half.
Speaker 1: And the fact that we have to even commenced healthcare
Speaker 1: workers can I've talk to people in healthcare who are like,
Speaker 1: this is so silly, I'm not getting vaccinated and that
Speaker 1: bla lose my mind. You're working in a hospital during
Speaker 1: a pandemic and it still doesn't register. This stuff is
Speaker 1: so deep and ingrained into a certain sect of the
Speaker 1: American population, and it's incredibly scary that you can be
Speaker 1: a part of this industry and still not see the
Speaker 1: value of getting yourself vast like protecting yourself. That doesn't
Speaker 1: make any This is how they see it, I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the issue, right, That's how they see They don't
Speaker 1: see it as protecting yourself. They see it as an
Speaker 1: invasion of their body. You know. It's like these motherfucker's
Speaker 1: really will fucking go anywhere, eat anything, get fucking ship based,
Speaker 1: be hungover for two days, and they're just like vaccine.
Speaker 1: They'll fucking do coke from They'll fight cocaine from a
Speaker 1: guy they don't yah, yeah, exactly, some guy they don't know.
Speaker 1: It's lace with God knows what. They're just like Vaccine's
Speaker 1: a little too far. Yeah, I can't trust it. To
Speaker 1: your point, Marcela, about like the people who are actually
Speaker 1: enforcing the need to be vaccinated being not the best
Speaker 1: people in the world. The NFL. Over the weekend, a
Speaker 1: an NFL assistant coach got fired for refusing to get vaccinated.
Speaker 1: And there's another assistant that is probably not going to
Speaker 1: be with the team because he's refusing to get vaccinated.
Speaker 1: So players won't have to get the vaccine, but they
Speaker 1: will be forced into various like protocols and testing and
Speaker 1: other annoying ship if they refuse, which I think is
Speaker 1: probably like again, we just need to make not getting
Speaker 1: the vaccine the hard, keep that energy across the board,
Speaker 1: Like if you're firing coaches and stuff, then you've gotta
Speaker 1: be firing players that I know they're concerned is well,
Speaker 1: we have enough players to make a team. Your benches
Speaker 1: are deep enough and if not pause your games. This
Speaker 1: isn't it's bananas. Bananas that you're taking people all across
Speaker 1: the country, staying in hotels, like attending what are essentially
Speaker 1: mass not contamination. What is the word I'm looking for?
Speaker 1: Thank you? These mass bereader events like watching the NBA
Speaker 1: Finals was the trippy if I was like looking at
Speaker 1: the guys and what was it? Michigan was constant. I
Speaker 1: don't know one of those states. The fact that they
Speaker 1: were like they're like there's five thousand, ten thousand people
Speaker 1: just standing out here in a crowd, not a mask
Speaker 1: in site, cheering, mouths open, like things have to be
Speaker 1: done because I just don't I don't personally see people
Speaker 1: staying inside anymore. I think people are really done with that,
Speaker 1: and I don't think we can push I really don't
Speaker 1: think we can push the siety another quarantine. I think
Speaker 1: people are so beyond it that the only thing to
Speaker 1: do is to encourage force penalized people for not getting
Speaker 1: the vaccine. It's just time. I hope we do shut
Speaker 1: the ship down and then everything falls apart because at
Speaker 1: this point, what the fund is going on, burn it
Speaker 1: all down. I'm about that too. All right, let's talk
Speaker 1: about the future of racist policing. The future baby there
Speaker 1: is here. Oh yeah, yeah no, but they have found
Speaker 1: new and innovative ways anything to be a racist police man.
Speaker 1: So Tampa Bay Police are reaching out to people in
Speaker 1: their community letting them know that they've been selected identified
Speaker 1: as like the the wording in the letter actually makes
Speaker 1: it seem like you've won a fucking like prize or
Speaker 1: been admitted to like some prestigious institution. What they're actually
Speaker 1: saying is we've identified you as a likely criminal and
Speaker 1: we're going to be watching your ass. It's so fucking bizarre.
Speaker 1: And like the data they're using is criminal history and
Speaker 1: also your social networks. So they're like pulling data from
Speaker 1: like I'm assuming social media to like figure out like
Speaker 1: to put into their bullshit algorithm that they then will
Speaker 1: like visit you without reason. The police will just show
Speaker 1: up at your house. They will just like keep tabs
Speaker 1: on you. They One person who was part of this
Speaker 1: program described being like cited for having grass that was
Speaker 1: too long, so they're just like, yeah, they're just basically
Speaker 1: looking for an excuse. Basically, once you've made their fucking
Speaker 1: their list. That is horrifying. Every time the police do
Speaker 1: anything that I know they do is benevolent, right, Like
Speaker 1: this idea is like, Oh, this is gonna really protect
Speaker 1: our community because we're gonna get a chance to like
Speaker 1: get ahead. Or when they were stopping people on the road,
Speaker 1: like putting on their lights and sirens and handing out turkeys,
Speaker 1: they're like, oh thanks Giving, Like like can they just
Speaker 1: gave someone a mild heart attack? You took years off
Speaker 1: a person's life, pulling them over for no damn reason.
Speaker 1: And to be like beyond racially profile, it's wanting to
Speaker 1: be out in the streets and racially profiled. Most people
Speaker 1: of color have had that happen at some point where
Speaker 1: someone is just extra watching them. First be notified that
Speaker 1: you're on an officer's list is terrifying. But then to
Speaker 1: have somebody constantly just roaming around knocking on your door
Speaker 1: just being like, hey, just making sure you're not committing
Speaker 1: crimes today, like you have nothing better to do, do
Speaker 1: nothing better you're And I'd be interesting to look into
Speaker 1: Tampa Bay's actual like effective rate, their rate of solving crimes,
Speaker 1: because the more we look around it, like, what what
Speaker 1: are the actual effects of a police department, Like outside
Speaker 1: of you guys saying that you're doing good and that
Speaker 1: you're gonna show up and be there, I'm all, what
Speaker 1: is your actual effect? It's very low. They don't solve crimes.
Speaker 1: If you've ever had to report a crime that's happened
Speaker 1: to you, police do not care. They don't care that
Speaker 1: your phone was sot on, They don't care that you
Speaker 1: were attacked in the street. They don't care. They they
Speaker 1: oftentimes blame individuals. They oftentimes shrug their shoulders like not
Speaker 1: my jurisdiction can't help you. Like there's so little actual
Speaker 1: community involvement in service happening in police departments and stuff
Speaker 1: like this happened, and like this is just criminal. But
Speaker 1: this is nothing more than y'all being bullies. And it's
Speaker 1: horrifying for poor people of Tampa who have done probably
Speaker 1: done nothing wrong and or just have a cousin who
Speaker 1: got out of lock up and now suddenly they're on
Speaker 1: someone's lips because they follow each other on social media.
Speaker 1: What is the point is this? Where is the effectiveness?
Speaker 1: How's this building community? I just like that this is
Speaker 1: like the MLK of police, And they're like, we're not
Speaker 1: gonna arrest you based off the color of your sk
Speaker 1: but the content of your social media. What the fund
Speaker 1: is going on here? They're like, they heard you, we
Speaker 1: heard you last summer, so now we're going to do
Speaker 1: it based off what you post. It's like, Bro, that's
Speaker 1: a hot this show. Imagine like you're just like a
Speaker 1: thirteen year old boy who just loves the worst kind
Speaker 1: of wrapped and just put like uses the captions for
Speaker 1: his like like pictures he tels selfie and then just
Speaker 1: captions it with some stupid ass rap lyric and then
Speaker 1: and then that gets used against you. Yeah. The Times
Speaker 1: also found that the agency has a separate program that
Speaker 1: uses school children's grades, attendance records and potential future criminals. Child,
Speaker 1: are you sexually assaulted as a minor? Great, now you're
Speaker 1: on our list. Will be watching you forever. Wow, looking
Speaker 1: for an excuse? Bro, These these kids can't even get
Speaker 1: free meals at school, but they're getting fucking free monitors. Right.
Speaker 1: There's also a technology called shot Spotter, which is like
Speaker 1: a sonic device that detects gunshots and where they're coming from.
Speaker 1: Or tries to do that is very you know, studies
Speaker 1: have shown it's not very successful. It creates a lot
Speaker 1: of false positives. But in theory, the police are able
Speaker 1: to make a case for like, hey, this works in
Speaker 1: theory and we want to like get to shootings quickly.
Speaker 1: What it does in practice is first of all, they
Speaker 1: only put them up in non white neighborhoods. And then
Speaker 1: then you have the police like rushing to the scene
Speaker 1: of what might be a fucking firecracker with the assumption
Speaker 1: in their head that there's going to be an armed
Speaker 1: person there and that anybody they see is a possible threat.
Speaker 1: And so you're just you're you're just creating opportunities for
Speaker 1: the very types of policing that we've we've seen just
Speaker 1: destroying America. Aducer justin told me that they're like police
Speaker 1: will reach out to shot spotter and be like, hey,
Speaker 1: can you just make it like six blocks to the
Speaker 1: left shop. I was like, yeah, sure, that's where the
Speaker 1: sound came from, now, which is of course evidence are
Speaker 1: and he's not just to rush you, but potentially in
Speaker 1: your trial like these apps. You know, Ringing has obviously
Speaker 1: been accused of this as well of basically saying like, oh, hey,
Speaker 1: here's some footage from a random person's house. You can
Speaker 1: have that police like without any kind of due process
Speaker 1: or checks and balances. We really it'sn't like imperative that
Speaker 1: we get ahold of these apps and these companies that
Speaker 1: have our data and make sure they're being used in
Speaker 1: ways that are not like civil violations. That's just what
Speaker 1: happened to the right to bear arms. I don't understand
Speaker 1: how like everybody is all like, yeah, we're pro guns
Speaker 1: unless you live in the hood. You live in the hood,
Speaker 1: then that's when you can't help a gun. I should
Speaker 1: don't make no fucking sense. Yeah, we talked about how
Speaker 1: Philando Castile was like a big nr A. Remember, like
Speaker 1: had the n r A handbook in his car with
Speaker 1: him and when he told the cop, hey, I need
Speaker 1: to let you know that I have a gun that
Speaker 1: I'm licensed to carry. That's actually like word for a
Speaker 1: word from the in our is handbook of like how
Speaker 1: to inform an officer that you have a firearm that
Speaker 1: is registered. And he was shot and the n r
Speaker 1: A didn't he was he was he was murdered. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was murdered by a cop. And the then r
Speaker 1: A didn't say ship. Of course. Now it's fucking bonker.
Speaker 1: This ship, the double standard ship is wild. That's by design.
Speaker 1: They have never wanted black people to have guns. That's
Speaker 1: like their first nightmare. Yeah, alright, let's take a quick
Speaker 1: break and we'll be right back. And we're back. So
Speaker 1: there was a cookout. Someone noticed that the children who
Speaker 1: were at this cookout under the age of ten were
Speaker 1: acting weird quote unquote, and it turned out they had
Speaker 1: eaten a bunch of edible that they thought were just regular.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you look at the packaging, they couldn't
Speaker 1: look anymore like the watermelon Sara Patch kids. Not only
Speaker 1: is the candy designed to look like that, but the
Speaker 1: packaging is designed to look like that. I mean, thankfully
Speaker 1: they didn't eat so many that it was a health problem.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine, like the eight year old mind fuck
Speaker 1: of Like, yeah, God's and kids are like my My
Speaker 1: five year old is basically like perma stone, like the
Speaker 1: ship that he says, just make like sounds like the
Speaker 1: other day asked me how his bones move him the
Speaker 1: good question. Yeah, but like so I wonder, I do
Speaker 1: wonder though, like what a five year old on edibles
Speaker 1: would like they I'm just so mad at the story
Speaker 1: that they didn't tell us what the like weird behavior was.
Speaker 1: That's true because children's imagination is like the most I mean,
Speaker 1: the most incredible, the most inspiring. That's why they always
Speaker 1: telling you mys and you're an adult, just remember your
Speaker 1: childhood imagination and try to tap into that, because it's like, Bro,
Speaker 1: imagine being high and Mickey starts talking to you, and
Speaker 1: you're just like, I'm sucking hanging out with Mickey Mouse,
Speaker 1: right or whatever. Like Teletubby is. Imagine being high as
Speaker 1: a child and the Teletubby has come to life in
Speaker 1: your backyard. That would be fucking sick. Yeah. The first
Speaker 1: time I got high, and I wasn't expecting to get
Speaker 1: high because I was told that you like the first
Speaker 1: time you smoke, you don't get high, and then it's
Speaker 1: like the second time that you actually But I took
Speaker 1: like a a foot long bomb rip and then like
Speaker 1: I was like, all right, and then we'll smoke tomorrow
Speaker 1: and I'll actually get high. And then I went into
Speaker 1: my dorm room and like the Godfather poster on my
Speaker 1: walk as I was a teenage boy, started like the
Speaker 1: cat literally started moving on my on the poster on
Speaker 1: my wall. How what are you? Did you say? I
Speaker 1: was okay, I mean that's still a child technically, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I I freaked out so bad. I like made
Speaker 1: my friend wake up and like tell me that everything
Speaker 1: was going to be okay. And then and then he
Speaker 1: went around. I was in a dorm. He went around
Speaker 1: and woke all our friends up and then brought them
Speaker 1: into my room to laugh at me. That's great. We
Speaker 1: know what. One time I was at a family party
Speaker 1: and my nephew he must have been like how older
Speaker 1: kids when they're teething? Uh? Too? Okay, So he was
Speaker 1: around there and um we there was like one of
Speaker 1: those like punch like drink things, drink dispensers. I had
Speaker 1: like a bunch, so I was like tasting each point
Speaker 1: with him, like trying to play. And so he was teething.
Speaker 1: He was like a grumpy little guy. And my sister
Speaker 1: was like you could tell she was just didn't have
Speaker 1: enough sleep because he was teething. And she had her
Speaker 1: other daughter too, was just a little older, so she
Speaker 1: was just overwhelmed. Was like, give me him for the party.
Speaker 1: I'll take him for the party. He's mine. So I'm
Speaker 1: like testing these drinks. I'm drinking them first. I'm letting
Speaker 1: him have him drinking it, letting him have it, right,
Speaker 1: And there's four and when I get to the fourth one,
Speaker 1: I pour it and I just let him have it.
Speaker 1: It was alcohol in that motherfucker. And then like literally
Speaker 1: like whatever, five ten minutes later, he is just so happy.
Speaker 1: That's time of his life. No toothache. I'm I realized
Speaker 1: it immediately because he tastes but he was drinking it.
Speaker 1: That was the thing. When he sipped and he was like, oh,
Speaker 1: this ship is fucking good. Which alcoholism runs in our family.
Speaker 1: Good to know it starts young. And and then I
Speaker 1: drank because he was so into it, and I was like, oh, funk,
Speaker 1: this is alcohol. And I didn't want to tell my sister.
Speaker 1: I didn't even tell her. I didn't tell her years
Speaker 1: past and um, but it was just funny because I
Speaker 1: and I. The only reason I even told her is
Speaker 1: because I felt so bad because at that party, you
Speaker 1: could tell, you know, because sometimes when parents, especially mothers,
Speaker 1: when they can't do something and then someone else just
Speaker 1: comes in and does it, well, it makes him feel terrible.
Speaker 1: So she was feeling terrible, like wow, Like I can't
Speaker 1: get my teething baby to stop crying and soothe him,
Speaker 1: and she just does it. She just comes in and
Speaker 1: does it at a party, like she had that look
Speaker 1: on her face like she wanted to cry because I
Speaker 1: had him like laughing, and I didn't have the heart
Speaker 1: to tell her at that time, but eventually I told her.
Speaker 1: But that sho was hell funny. Then I'll say that
Speaker 1: because he was a all of joy. He didn't give
Speaker 1: no funk about that toothache running and they're gonna be fine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I justify it that way, like it'll be fine. But
Speaker 1: he definitely drank water. I was like, let me get
Speaker 1: him a McDonald's cheeseburger so he just chills out. I mean,
Speaker 1: shout out to whoever mixed that punch, because like what
Speaker 1: if a kid can't taste it like they did a
Speaker 1: they did a great job. Yeah it was and I
Speaker 1: mean it was pretty strong. He just didn't give a
Speaker 1: fuck grimy as little boy. But I do wonder like
Speaker 1: if it sort of like with weed, because kids are
Speaker 1: already like in that mind space, if it like if
Speaker 1: they suddenly like turn into adults because they're like you're there.
Speaker 1: It has like some reverse property five year old getting
Speaker 1: him me like nine eleven was an inside job. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I could see that. No it wasn't Stephen. How was
Speaker 1: talking like that? Oh man, I can just like picture
Speaker 1: this whole thing. So they like rushed these five kids
Speaker 1: to the hospital and they were all fine, but CPS
Speaker 1: was called all the parents are in prison? Yeah, what
Speaker 1: do we know the race of these children? Girl? You
Speaker 1: know the race of these children? If it's in the
Speaker 1: fucking news, you know, God damn well what the race
Speaker 1: of these children? Aren't really fine? We wrote a news
Speaker 1: story about it, guess the race? Yeah, and black people
Speaker 1: reading a totally different story. Too true? It was in
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, it was their free healthcare and ship.
Speaker 1: They're just like, let's get take these stoned as kids
Speaker 1: to the hospital. No sweat off our back. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know. All right, let's talk about Rick Lax. So
Speaker 1: you've probably seen had you guys heard that name before,
Speaker 1: rick Lax? No, but it sounds like a really catchy
Speaker 1: name for a laxative. Rick Lax. So he's apparently the
Speaker 1: king of viral videos on Facebook, which is just not
Speaker 1: I haven't been on Facebook like actually, just looking for
Speaker 1: something to entertain me uh in probably over a decade,
Speaker 1: and but you know, he apparently has that market cornered
Speaker 1: people who pay attention on Facebook like no his name.
Speaker 1: So we've we've also seen like these things like table
Speaker 1: nachos where somebody just like lays a bunch of chips
Speaker 1: out on a table and like puts cheese on them,
Speaker 1: or spaghetti where they're always so proud. Yeah, so that's
Speaker 1: uh spaghettio pie, which is just Spaghettio's dumped into a
Speaker 1: pie crust and then like the most half asked garlic
Speaker 1: bread over the top, and then they bake it and
Speaker 1: they're like, this is you know, my best yet, And
Speaker 1: there's yeah, there's like pride, but there's also like a
Speaker 1: tinge of like it feels like porn acting where there's like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, they they don't quite seem like they're
Speaker 1: they're uh actually genuinely in this in this moment, having
Speaker 1: this experience. And so we had speculated at the time
Speaker 1: of the spaghetti video where the person just like pours
Speaker 1: spaghetti sauce on the table and then puts posta on
Speaker 1: top of it and then meatballs and like with her
Speaker 1: bare hands. It's all happening with bare hands. We had
Speaker 1: speculated like maybe this is a fetish video. Turns out
Speaker 1: there's like one guy lacks productions behind all of these videos.
Speaker 1: He's a magician. Some of the women doing the gross
Speaker 1: ship with the food are his magician's assistants. And his
Speaker 1: verified page has fourteen million followers, and he also has
Speaker 1: one point four million followers on a page called rick
Speaker 1: Lax has Fun. It's it's similar to like the SMR
Speaker 1: videos where it's like, you know there's a fetish, but
Speaker 1: like it's nobody's admitting it. Nobody's like the people who
Speaker 1: specialize in the videos, They're not like, yeah, I know,
Speaker 1: people are totally jerking off to this. I'm sorry, I
Speaker 1: don't know if I'm jumping the gun here. I was
Speaker 1: trying to read this quickly, but is this the same
Speaker 1: guy that makes these videos so that black Twitter catches
Speaker 1: onto them and ships on them and helps them go viral? Right, yeah,
Speaker 1: because the idea behind them, it's like, on top of
Speaker 1: being like just ridiculous, is like I think I talked
Speaker 1: a couple days ago about how having extremely divisive opinions
Speaker 1: on social media is how you gardner followers. So the
Speaker 1: idea is, hey, here's a bunch of like really awful
Speaker 1: videos and black specifically. I think he started on black
Speaker 1: Twitter but has definitely migrated over to black Instagram. When
Speaker 1: there are videos without seasoning, you know, you have these
Speaker 1: have these old companies like um Tastes Made and a
Speaker 1: few others. BuzzFeed Food did it for a while too.
Speaker 1: It make these videos and I'd be like, there's no
Speaker 1: seasoning on this, and Latin nex community jumped into and
Speaker 1: they would be like, this is not how you make
Speaker 1: in a low te like get a life and and
Speaker 1: learn what you're doing, or hire actual people of color,
Speaker 1: bone appetite. So anyway, all of that happened, and then
Speaker 1: this guy starts making these videos are beyond the pale,
Speaker 1: like no one's going to eat this, no one's going
Speaker 1: to make their coundars that you know, grows and disgusting.
Speaker 1: And now there's an entire like genre of influencer who
Speaker 1: just watches and reacts to this video. So if you
Speaker 1: take like the YouTube react videos to different like you know,
Speaker 1: they were reacting to trailers and then video games and
Speaker 1: then streams. Now these guys are reacting to these bad
Speaker 1: food videos and it's listen, it's an industry. It's making money.
Speaker 1: People are doing things with it. Try to tell you
Speaker 1: what pist pisted that people are making money off of
Speaker 1: his videos without him making a cut of it. Welcome
Speaker 1: to I love. I love that he thinks he discovered
Speaker 1: a magic trick. And it's like, Bro, everybody's been hating
Speaker 1: all white people not being able cooked forever. You just
Speaker 1: you just taped it. Also, if you didn't figure out
Speaker 1: how to use your fourteen million followers to get advertising dollars,
Speaker 1: that's on you. Yeah, like twenty emails a day and
Speaker 1: being like, hey, you want to use your social media
Speaker 1: for dollars? How can we do that with you? That
Speaker 1: somebody has definitely reached out to you. You could have
Speaker 1: reached out somebody found a good partnership. Spaghettios almost assuredly
Speaker 1: would have been like, yes, we would like to be
Speaker 1: mentioned two million times. Here's a couple thousand dollars. Thank
Speaker 1: you for your out and figure that out, Darlene. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wonder how much because he's a magician, and like
Speaker 1: magicians are kind of good at like breaking things down
Speaker 1: to the component like illogical dynamics that make it like entertaining,
Speaker 1: or may make it like trick people. I do wonder
Speaker 1: like he's not he's not saying and he's like, I'm
Speaker 1: not a foodie, I'm not an expert. Uh calling the
Speaker 1: recipes gross, I would object to that. So I mean
Speaker 1: he sounds like a complete fucking idiot. But uh, if
Speaker 1: off the table, what what you would? But yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean the the level of commentary on like white people
Speaker 1: cooking on top of like whatever fetish it is on
Speaker 1: top of like I feel like there's just this is
Speaker 1: a very specific type of Internet era content where it
Speaker 1: like checks three boxes, like two of the accidentally, and
Speaker 1: it's just like it becomes a genre because like then
Speaker 1: he's like, Okay, well, so randomly Spaghettio Pie is our
Speaker 1: biggest hit of February. So we have ten videos coming
Speaker 1: out this week that's all about like people doing like
Speaker 1: basically the same ship. This is how I feel about
Speaker 1: a lot of children's content. Like a lot of the
Speaker 1: if you go on YouTube, like the children's videos that
Speaker 1: have like thirteen billion views are just like the most random, strange,
Speaker 1: like kind of dream logic, e weird things that are bad,
Speaker 1: like but they just are accidentally like hitting on something
Speaker 1: that is like hardwired into the brain. So it's just
Speaker 1: it's just this weird like scatter shot of like human
Speaker 1: desires that were like coming into contact with because uh,
Speaker 1: the internet is such a weird, disturbing place. How would
Speaker 1: just encourage your listeners to stop hate sharing things? Like
Speaker 1: I feel like that's the root of the problem here,
Speaker 1: is that people love to hate share, you know, like
Speaker 1: the people love to dunk on somebody and people, You've
Speaker 1: got to stop doing that. Ship. That's just such a
Speaker 1: fucking that's backwards. You know, people that you like and enjoy,
Speaker 1: you should be supporting them. And you know, when somebody
Speaker 1: that you like does something funny or post something funny,
Speaker 1: you should be sharing that ship as opposed to just
Speaker 1: being like, oh my god, look at this stupid sucking video.
Speaker 1: I would never make this. How disgusting. And then it's like, guys,
Speaker 1: you're just perpetuating this ship, you know. M there's I
Speaker 1: have such mixed feelings about it because on the one hand,
Speaker 1: there's things where I'm like, sometimes you can hate you
Speaker 1: something that's bad, but good bad, you know what I mean? Uh,
Speaker 1: for me, Emily in Paris is one of those phenomenons
Speaker 1: where I'm like, oh girl, this is is atrocious, like,
Speaker 1: how did this get made? This is all kinds of wild,
Speaker 1: But watching it brought such a sense of community of
Speaker 1: people just being like, please don't be Emily in Paris,
Speaker 1: don't don't be that American when you leave. That could
Speaker 1: be kind of fun. On the other hand, there's such
Speaker 1: a lack of curation I think in the just in general,
Speaker 1: in this era, everyone is just like, just pump out
Speaker 1: as much as you can, Just go is it good?
Speaker 1: We don't care, we don't have time to care. Just
Speaker 1: release it and and hopefully we get some followers. Did
Speaker 1: it does reach a couple of demographics? Great? Next, there's
Speaker 1: not a lot of time being put into really like
Speaker 1: crafting masterpiece, or if it is, it's some people who
Speaker 1: already have just an insane amount of money and you
Speaker 1: know that's not of consequence to them. I wonder if
Speaker 1: we'll see a backlash from this of people being like,
Speaker 1: you know, I would rather have my content just hyper curated.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be dealing with the Shenanigans that
Speaker 1: don't want to watch six YouTube videos until I find
Speaker 1: one that's, you know, really good and it's actually talking
Speaker 1: about the things I'm trying to investigate I kind of
Speaker 1: hope so, because while it's it's great for creators that
Speaker 1: there's an opportunity to constantly be pumping these out to
Speaker 1: fail and and to see and to then build an
Speaker 1: audience around what is successful. There's that that area of
Speaker 1: the Internet is is really fun, and I think it's
Speaker 1: given a lot of people an opportunity wouldn't otherwise have
Speaker 1: had one. But I also think, you know, there are definitely,
Speaker 1: uh spaces where curation could be of great value, not
Speaker 1: just to the people creating, people trying to access those creations.
Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like that might be what TikTok is, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I also I have to correct you. Sorry, it's emily
Speaker 1: impetty just driving me. Couldn't hear Edward you said after that,
Speaker 1: I was like, great, you know, I feel like the
Speaker 1: hyper curated like single channel. I feel like when you
Speaker 1: said that that made me think of TikTok, and like
Speaker 1: the way that I for people who like spent a
Speaker 1: lot of time on TikTok, like the way that I
Speaker 1: hear it working on them is like you, it takes
Speaker 1: all decisions out of it and it's just like, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, hyper intelligence that's good at learning like the
Speaker 1: videos that you respond to and it' to you and
Speaker 1: a feed right jin life you lived? Damn Jack, here
Speaker 1: you go. Don't you worry about created this? Uh, I'm
Speaker 1: not worth mentioning. Yeah, Like all machine learning is definitely
Speaker 1: influenced by whatever the people choosing to who like originally
Speaker 1: created it, and like the self selection of like what
Speaker 1: the algorithm is being fed in the first place. So
Speaker 1: not a good thing for sure. TikTok. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: out on a limb and say not great, not awesome.
Speaker 1: Damn Jack, you got those crazy opinions on this podcast.
Speaker 1: Wild Take, Wild Take. We're gonna put that in a
Speaker 1: splash that we put on like get ready for the
Speaker 1: fire take back tack to back, you and Jack. I'm
Speaker 1: blowing on my fingers. It's that's funny. Did you guys
Speaker 1: see this unvaccinated snow weleopard at San Diego Zoo catches
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen Oh my gosh, I just want to mention
Speaker 1: it close enough to the leper? What has done this?
Speaker 1: Some anti science zoo keeper, That's what it's rapt Its instinct, Jack,
Speaker 1: make that character zoos animals all that instinct? Baby, well, Marcella,
Speaker 1: it has been such a pleasure having you as always
Speaker 1: so much for having me. Where can people find you
Speaker 1: and follow you? You can find me at Marcella Comedy
Speaker 1: on Everything. I'm also have a new podcast with Nicole
Speaker 1: Thurman called The scroll Down on Handgub, so check that out.
Speaker 1: I know she was on here recently and she's fantastic.
Speaker 1: So um, I'm glad you guys had her on. And yeah,
Speaker 1: this Saturday, July thirty one, I'm at the Bellhouse in
Speaker 1: New York City. Other dates are coming unless the Delta
Speaker 1: variant shuts everything, but right now I'm focusing on Saturday
Speaker 1: in New York. Come out. Yeah, yeah, I get there's
Speaker 1: a gang. Is there a tweet or some of the
Speaker 1: work of social media you've been enjoyed? There is there
Speaker 1: to hear? It is um. Robbie Goodwin at Robbie r
Speaker 1: O B b I E. Goodwin said, being a Kanye
Speaker 1: fan makes me understand Q and on and I just
Speaker 1: really enjoyed that because I used to be such a
Speaker 1: hardcore Kanye found and and then the Trump thing made
Speaker 1: me be like, you know what, I really gotta I
Speaker 1: really gotta let this ship go because at this point,
Speaker 1: so I really related to that tweet a lot because
Speaker 1: I used to be like that person that would always
Speaker 1: defend him and Ship, and then when he put that
Speaker 1: Maga hat on and I was like, dog, like, you
Speaker 1: lost me on that, Like yeah, I used to be
Speaker 1: like defending him during the whole like him versus Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift thing. And then oh yeah, I mean, well we
Speaker 1: get that. Let's not talk about that. But you know,
Speaker 1: I always want I remember dying for the album after
Speaker 1: the divorce. I was like, that album after the divorce
Speaker 1: is gonna be bombed. But now I actually don't feel
Speaker 1: that way anymore because so much Ship has shifted in
Speaker 1: his brain and in his life that I'm like, I
Speaker 1: don't even know if this is going to be worth
Speaker 1: listening to, But maybe I don't. I doubt it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've gone from critiquing Kanye to being genuinely concerned about Kanye.
Speaker 1: I mean, we I really hope someone in his camp
Speaker 1: is because we're entering Brittany two thousand seven territory potentially,
Speaker 1: and that's not it's not fun or funny. It's just
Speaker 1: very sad, right yeah, and worse because he's a man,
Speaker 1: so like the toxic masculinity is on another level, you know,
Speaker 1: like Brittany that was like her saving grace, so she
Speaker 1: doesn't have that in her blood. You know. God, I
Speaker 1: could grow on and on about these celebrities that you
Speaker 1: asked me on the scroll down. The scroll down sounds
Speaker 1: like a good place to get more of that. People
Speaker 1: find you and follow you. Uh, you know can find
Speaker 1: me all of the internet age wie j O E
Speaker 1: L E m O when I you you et Uh
Speaker 1: Jason Diamond at I'm Jason Diamond tweeted, it's a wild
Speaker 1: tolf Fast. Discussion went for making fun of the rocks
Speaker 1: old style choices like the Fannie pack, how every big
Speaker 1: thing you like on Instagram is basically something he wore
Speaker 1: during the attitude era, and then post more phenomenal photos
Speaker 1: of The Rock in an outfit many people would kill
Speaker 1: for today. Someone responded, He's an icon for a reason
Speaker 1: and I can't agree more. Listen, the Rock infallible. Please
Speaker 1: don't run for president the Rock. Just keep being great,
Speaker 1: just keep making good movies, keep joking about and I'm like,
Speaker 1: it's not funny. I don't want to want him to
Speaker 1: be hot in movies, having adventures. That's it. That's your area,
Speaker 1: and here create at it, Joel, what do you think
Speaker 1: of the hat that he's in in Jungle Cruise? That
Speaker 1: that hat makes the top of his head looks small
Speaker 1: to me in a weird way. It's the first time
Speaker 1: that I've disagreed with a single article of clothing the
Speaker 1: Rockets put on. I have many a friend who is
Speaker 1: a hyper Disney nerd, that is, someone who visits the
Speaker 1: park more than four times a year, and they would
Speaker 1: say most of them are married. Listen, listen, listen, I
Speaker 1: feel you. Uh, it's it's ride accurate. It's ride accurate.
Speaker 1: So that perspective, like for people who are really into
Speaker 1: the rides all the other hands, rock is one of
Speaker 1: those people whose body has now grown larger than his head.
Speaker 1: Sports people do this a lot where they're like, listen,
Speaker 1: I gotta get jack with your head. Can't grow muscle,
Speaker 1: so its tastes the same size. I wish I couldn't
Speaker 1: grow as much muscle. That's true, that's fair, that's fair.
Speaker 1: Steroids can can expand it a little bit, a little bit,
Speaker 1: but not as much as you can expand your shoulders
Speaker 1: and your neck, which will you know, dwarf your head?
Speaker 1: You know we have we live in an era of
Speaker 1: large brimmed hats. Now I feel like we could have
Speaker 1: really gone the extra mile and really helped elevate it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that except we are. It's like it's like
Speaker 1: she's married. She very much as a boner for the
Speaker 1: rock and that that defense really was we learned a
Speaker 1: lot about you in that moment, because that was really
Speaker 1: a long way to go to descend that stupid I
Speaker 1: have had on that attractive man tweets. I don't want
Speaker 1: to lose my celebrity lesson him. But every day it's like,
Speaker 1: is this the day? The day? This day that's is
Speaker 1: this the day? Over the weekend, I was really enjoying
Speaker 1: the old tweets that the tweets about m Night Shamalan's
Speaker 1: new movie. Old. One that I liked was from Philippe
Speaker 1: Towards Medina tweeted m Night Shamalan stays in the pool
Speaker 1: for too long, takes a look at his fingers and
Speaker 1: says that's funny. You can find me on Twitter at
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Speaker 1: you might enjoy. Uh super producer justin what song are
Speaker 1: we gonna tell people to go check out? It's a
Speaker 1: really good song by Jay Rob called a Main featuring
Speaker 1: Blue November, Lauren Trewe, and Garrett Odom. It's a really
Speaker 1: nice summer vibe. If you like hip hop, you'll really
Speaker 1: enjoy this song. It's like a jazz sample in the background,
Speaker 1: so it's really chill, but it's like a like a
Speaker 1: Saturday barbecue cookout kind of vibe, I feel it. So
Speaker 1: if you enjoy that, if you wanna get into that,
Speaker 1: you know, it's kind of weird to start that on
Speaker 1: the Tuesday, but you know, get into it and never
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